That should never have made it past the human editors.
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Last year, just 923 spellers made it past round seven.
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But those who made it past checkout were all smiles.
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However, the ban never made it past the mayor's desk.
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WarCor also never made it past the early aughts pilot stage.
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Unsurprisingly, the bill never made it past the Health & Welfare committee.
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But the atypical product never made it past the planning stages.
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Amazingly, Hadid made it past photographers without suffering any major wardrobe malfunctions.
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But what about the groups who never made it past album one?
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But the Giants won that series, then made it past the Phillies.
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To tell the truth, I never made it past the mai tai.
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To tell the truth, I never made it past the jungle room.
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Congratulations to everyone who made it past this round you guys deserve it!!
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That hit would have made it past the vast majority of third basemen.
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I had been ghosted, and I'd barely made it past the first date.
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After all, neither of his previous presidential campaigns even made it past Iowa.
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After a delay, Mnuchin made it past the Senate with a 53-47 vote.
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WeWork and its unconventional S-1 filing never made it past the starting gate.
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Of the 10 who set out, two made it past the border, not one.
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Before that, no solar powered craft had even made it past the asteroid belts.
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Luckily, you've made it past the January stretch, and Presidents' Day is upon us.
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At that point, Starman and his trusty Roadster had already made it past Mars.
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In every World Cup since 1938 Germany have made it past the group stage.
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Those that have made it past that stage are yet to see extensive usage.
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Only 13% of its users had a relationship that made it past one month.
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" The 7" never made it past the promo stage and that, largely, was that.
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Ultimately, we have seven accounts with significant karma scores that made it past our defenses.
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I made it past the curtain but was escorted back by two grinning flight attendants.
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He and his wife had 13 children, though only five made it past early childhood.
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They made it past the police barricade and found themselves alone, surrounded by screaming protesters.
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In his first five starts, he had made it past the fifth inning only once.
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Those who made it past the semis would enter the $1 million Online Open finals.
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But the Cowboys haven't made it past the divisional round of the playoffs since 1995.
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This announcement confirms that Aeva has made it past a critical hurdle in Audi's AV plans.
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We had never made it past the quarter-finals and now we are in the final.
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These are, after all, the women who made it past those gatekeepers and into the industry.
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But they never made it past midfield as Manning, under pressure, hurriedly threw three consecutive incompletions.
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The Fair Campus Act and the Safe Campus Act never made it past committee in 2015.
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That would never have made it past our fact-checkers -- who, in fact, include our interns!
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The reason this plan made it past a spitballing session and into viable — indeed, beautiful — life?
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Unsurprisingly, I've never made it past the internet search for "used canelé molds" before giving up.
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In his first five starts this season, Gray made it past the fifth inning just once.
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But he still has not made it past the second round at the United States Open.
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In the 24 years since, no team had made it past the 15-game mark until Columbus.
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In comparison, the men's team last made it past the World Cup round of 230 in 2002.
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Brent crude clambered back above $58 per barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate made it past $53.
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The show barely made it past the Whedon introduction stage where we're getting to know everyone's personalities.
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The company says it automatically blocked 1.2 million versions while another 300,000 made it past their filters.
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They made it past the first round of the playoffs for the first time since 2008-09.
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The country has not made it past the round of 20163 in the World Cup since 1986.
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Dozens of Biden ads that violate this policy made it past Facebook's automated filters and human checkers.
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Then, thanks to an effective Lee screen, Toews' long shot from the point made it past Bobrovsky.
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If he was not on-board, these forecasts would never have made it past the planning stages.
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Because of an issue with their FEMA application, the Wilkes never really made it past the first table.
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Four of the conference's 10 teams reached the N.C.A.A. Tournament, and none made it past the first weekend.
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You know, the guy who attempted THREE presidential runs so far and never made it past the primaries.
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Before Wednesday night's victory, Ovechkin had never made it past the second round during his 13-year career.
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"Not many who made it past the first operation lived to take part in all three," he says.
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Wetness greeted Letty even before she made it past Toni's pubic hair and into her soft, hot folds.
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The 25-year-old from Venezuela never made it past Double-A in seven seasons with the Rays.
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Of those who made it past the initial screening Ms. Aponte requested 30 push-ups on the spot.
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In France, none of the traditional political parties made it past the first round of the presidential election.
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He had not made it past the second round at any Grand Slam tournament in 17 previous appearances.
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Both ideas were so roundly derided that they never made it past the point of a news release.
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Julián Castro's grandmother never made it past third grade and worked as a cook, maid and babysitter, Castro wrote.
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The bill was introduced twice before, during the 113th and 114th Congress, but never made it past the Senate.
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Many groups never made it past a hastily produced demo tape or one-off Saxon support slot, of course.
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PSG made it past the last 16 after painful exits at the same stage in the last two years.
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Before the Open, Pliskova had not made it past the third round in her 13 previous Grand Slam tournaments.
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"If 'Breaking Bad' had aired five years earlier, it might not have made it past season one," Gould said.
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According to Sporting News , it has made it past the group round in four of the last five tournaments. France
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"I never made it past the tutorial for GTA V which requires you to shoot somebody to progress," said Burbank.
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The Blade Stealth reviewed, with a bright 2900 x 2100 display, never made it past seven hours on a charge.
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Sweeps are carried out to track down personal devices that have made it past the lobby and into the building.
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"We have made it past the shortest night of the year of the Winter Solstice at this point," she says.
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But, a few corners from home, Hakkinen made it past (without much trouble) to secure his first grand prix win.
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Once T. rex made it past infancy, however, the predator gained an impressive 1,700 pounds per year as it grew.
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Nobody ever made it past 20 minutes, which is fortunate, because finishing the movie would likely result in alcohol poisoning.
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There was a time when this wouldn't have even made it past the first few words before being shut down.
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And even if he made it past the Democratic primary, his victory in the general election was far from certain.
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At least I made it past that clown... I'm fine with having a complicated and contradictory relationship with puzzle games.
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TD, Canada's second-largest bank by assets, made it past the second round of bidding, one of those people said. bit.
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Although attempts have been made over the years by Democrats, a bill to add protections has never made it past committee.
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You might also remember her from "American Idol" and other singing competition shows but never made it past the first round.
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Nonsense or not, an estimated 5,000 Burners checked their emotional baggage, made it past the Total Self Acceptance checkpoint, and onboarded.
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They ate fancy mac 'n' cheese and tried to stay awake; their bowling game never made it past the fourth frame.
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It never made it past it to the stage of actually producing an operational aircraft and it was canceled in 2012.
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After the Cavs barely made it past Indiana to play yet another series against Toronto, This is it, finally, you thought.
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The plot targeted an Etihad Airways flight on July 15 but the bomb never made it past airport security, he said.
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The plot targeted an Etihad Airways flight on July 15, but the bomb never made it past airport security, he said.
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Over the last five seasons, it has not made it past the quarterfinals of the Champions League, Europe's top club competition.
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He made it past another checkpoint before a sheriff's deputy there noticed that Magnan was not wearing a Marine Corps uniform.
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"On a recent episode of 'Texas Flip N Move,' an inappropriate comment unfortunately made it past our team," the statement read.
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Loki Current status: Dead An early victim in "Infinity War," Loki never made it past the intro, never mind the snap.
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They've never had a leading man or woman of color, nor have most contestants of color made it past a few weeks.
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He has walked 233 over 22 innings in August and hasn't made it past the sixth inning in his past six starts.
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And in some ways, there's a hint of triumph because he's made it past a place that felt particularly trying and unfamiliar.
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But no one that day had made it past the "lightning bolts," which look like a demented version of adult monkey bars.
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But, once we made it past the whole five-seconds-of-pain thing, there were some pretty great jewels to pick from.
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I think I made it past the qualifying round all but once, and I've definitely been learning a bunch each time around.
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The man made it past crew after assaulting multiple Jetstar employees, then tried prying open the door to a Sydney-bound aircraft.
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None of the abortion measures passed by House Republicans in recent years have made it past a Democratic filibuster in the Senate.
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Finally, Peter made it past a dividing wall and the kitchen light appeared, a square of soft electric light down the corridor.
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But the bill never made it past conservatives in the House who complained it provided a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants.
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He made it past that section on the seventh try, but then lost his grip on the final maneuver of the pitch.
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Keys reached the 2015 Australian Open semifinals, but has only made it past the fourth round in a major twice since then.
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They navigated the sketchy parking lot meet-up spot, delivered the secret code number and made it past an exacting security guard.
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Since then, he has entered more than two dozen major tournaments but had never made it past the third round until Saturday.
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In the second map of the series, Hollywood, Afreeca Blue started out on the Attack side and made it past the first point.
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She'd finally made it past the infinite scroll of the Terms and Conditions page, by just stabbing accept without reading any of it.
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My grandmother never made it past the third grade -- and she worked her entire life as a maid, a cook and a babysitter.
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Neither of the mainstream centre left or centre right parties that have ruled France for decades made it past the run off vote.
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Even in her best years, when Mary Pierce won the Australian and the French Opens, she never made it past Flushing's fourth round.
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The fish, which was 28 inches long and weighed 8 pounds, made it past an electric barrier further upstream on the Calumet River.
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Mr. Wisnia and Ms. Spitzer had survived Auschwitz for more than two years while most prisoners never made it past a few months.
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Once the vehicle has made it past the bulk of Earth's atmosphere, the fairing breaks into two pieces and falls back to Earth.
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He led them to the N.C.A.A. tournament four times — 21956, '21960, '21963 and '21995 — though they never made it past the second round.
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The Jaguars have reached the tournament three times since Jobe stepped down, in 2003, but have never made it past the first round.
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Expectations of production cuts by OPEC pushed Brent crude back above $58 per barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) made it past $53.
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The pickup truck emoji—which made it past the "provisional" round and is currently on the cusp of Unicode immortality—was masterminded by Ford.
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Sense Photonics appears to have made it past that part of the journey, and is now offering its advanced flash lidar for pre-order.
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I made it past that round to the next, where they took my measurements and sent me to a waiting room with a number.
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My friend and I had already made it past the designated protest line and were next to the journalists and the ambulances standing by.
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But the device was taken out of his luggage when it was deemed too heavy and the bomb never made it past airport security.
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Lanza successfully made it past two levels of security before the computer screen went black and agents appeared at his door, the document said.
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Once illegal African elephant ivory made it past the border, Thai authorities were powerless to do anything about it, causing ivory markets to flourish.
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There are 35 women incumbents who have made it past their primaries so far, with the partisan split of 28 Democrats and seven Republicans.
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One early drummer for the band never made it past his first show after getting a beer bottle straight to the face mid-gig.
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Last season, helped by the upset by the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, of top-seeded Virginia, no one made it past 28 games.
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But of their first-rounders from 2012 to 2016, none are still with the team, and none made it past three years in Cleveland.
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"Kind of a freak year with all these injuries," said Querrey, 29, who has never made it past the fourth round of the Open.
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Manchester City, another club that was purchased by big-money Middle Eastern interests, has never made it past the last 16 of the Champions League.
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"On a recent episode of Texas Flip N Move, an inappropriate comment, unfortunately, made it past our team," the network told PEOPLE in a statement.
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I haven't made it past the third area, and every time I fail, knowing I'm headed back to the first two areas, my heart sinks.
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The Clippers have not made it past the conference semifinals in the last five seasons, and they have not been bad enough to start rebuilding.
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A planned hotel and condo project in Baja California, Mexico, never made it past a concrete foundation before being abandoned amid a series of lawsuits.
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As if to complete the retro experience, lawmakers were required to surrender their smartphones before entering (though several Apple Watches made it past the ban).
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Two other agents, Garrett Gremes and Kelby Forbes, are chasing a man who has made it past both the horse patrol and agents in vehicles.
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True enough ... she never made it past the fence and in the first case her shoelaces became entangled on the spires and she dangled helplessly.
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They looked real enough, but were far from definitive proof that the console actually existed, or even made it past the initial mock-up design phases.
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New York hasn't been to the playoffs since 2012-13, when the Knicks made it past the first round for the first time since 1999-2000.
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I remember giving the script to Miramax, because the studio had produced Kids, and I don't think any of them even made it past page eight.
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The optimist in us wants to believe that, once the crew made it past the wormhole, Walton at least got deleted, finally released from his suffering.
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That proposal, called "Putting Main Street FIRST: Finishing Irresponsible Reckless Speculative Trading Act," never made it past being referred to the House Ways and Means Committee.
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A smooth finish is a luxury of people who have made it past barely hanging on — and a lot of Detroiters are still barely hanging on.
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Of the ones mentioned here, only "Being Erica" made it past Season 2 — and that was in Canada, so it was playing a different ratings game.
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But Michael Bloomberg, Joe Biden, and Elizabeth Warren made it past a 15% threshold, meaning that they will take a bite out of his delegate count.
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He has yet to make it to a Grand Slam quarterfinal, and at the United States Open he has never made it past the second round.
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I nursed my daughter before I left my house, pumped after running the first 8 miles and nursed her after I made it past the finish line.
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Mexico, which has never made it past the World Cup quarterfinals, will try to keep their winning streak going on Saturday, when they play against South Korea.
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"He (Federer) told me a story about how he never made it past quarters until he was, what, 23 years old or something like that," said Zverev.
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"It's easily the toughest challenge in tennis," said Mats Wilander, who won the French Open three times but never made it past the quarter-finals at Wimbledon.
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The device was discovered after it was taken out of the luggage because it was deemed too heavy, and the bomb never made it past airport security.
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I nursed my daughter before I left my house, pumped after running the first 8 miles, and nursed her after I made it past the finish line.
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Screenshots have surfaced showing that the scammy tweet was "Promoted," meaning that this obvious and well-known scam made it past the Twitter team that vets ads.
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But his character almost never made it past the first film: According to director J.J. Abrams, Poe was killed off in an early draft of the script.
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The rapper, actor, and comedian previously made it to the Billboard Hot 100 with "Redbone" in 143, but it never made it past the number two spot.
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Though he hasn't made it past the group phase in any of them, his level of playing is comparable to that of a gamer who can see.
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He finally made it past on Lap 38, just after Verstappen had complained to his team of having problems with grip on the rear of his car.
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I don't think I ever made it past stage three, at least not on the chump change available to a ten-year-old without a paper round.
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Ovechkin has been in the N.H.L. for 25 years, but until Monday night he had never made it past the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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The fact that this case made it past O'Connor, the fact that this case is being heard seriously by the Fifth Circuit is just, sort of, implausible.
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Emma Roller We, as voters and election-obsessed bystanders, made it past the first two contests in this eons-long presidential primary, but seven candidates weren't so lucky.
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When the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration approved the removal of those four sea lions in 1994, only 70 steelhead had made it past the mammals that season.
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I personally have never made it past a 1536, so I had no conception of how much time and effort it would take to beat that score eightfold.
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We've made it past the holidays and are now sitting on the very end of 2015, hopeful for the new year and all the possibilities it will bring.
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If you're one of the elite who has made it past Sven Marquardt and his colleagues, you will know that every second in the club is worth it.
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The drone-car drag race was billed as a "best out of three" competition, but as you can see, the drone never made it past the first round.
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A full 40 percent of young people never made it past high school, according to a recent analysis by CIRCLE, a research center that specializes in youth issues.
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READ: Trump - 'Islam has tremendous hate' If this election had been about policy, not personality, from the beginning, Donald Trump wouldn't have made it past the first primary.
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This means several possible pairings never made it past the first date (or, in the case of Evan, past a glass of wine chilled in his mini fridge).
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While this year might be the year of women, only two out of 13 women running for seats in the House and Senate made it past their primaries.
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What to Expect New Zealand has never made it past the group stage at a World Cup; in fact, it has never won a match at the tournament.
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Since then, Federer has not made it past the quarterfinals at Flushing Meadows despite all his success on hardcourts in Melbourne, Cincinnati and other parts of the world.
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Instead, it'll be the 55th-ranked Millman, who had never made it past the third round at a Slam until last week, taking on No. 6 seed Djokovic.
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As the first boy in the group made it past the door of the bathroom, a girl who was leaving the restroom kicked him in the groin, Gaborik said.
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The caption was never meant to be printed, they said, and they're appalled and deeply sorry that it somehow made it past the editing process to go to print.
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Washington (CNN)Authorities said Thursday that an off-duty Santa Monica police officer was able to board a flight to Taiwan with a gun that made it past security.
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The 23-year-old Dominican rookie owns 17 walks in 32 1/3 total innings and made it past the fifth just twice in his seven outings this season.
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NBC's press release did not specify which polls it considered as the five most recent in Iowa, as O'Malley appears to have just barely made it past that threshold.
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Speedin' Bullet 2 Heaven is an auteur's folly as well, laden with ideas that never should've made it past the brain-to-mouth filter, let alone onto a record.
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Vince Carter In 19 seasons, Carter has only made it past the second round of the playoffs one time: A crushing loss against the Boston Celtics back in 2010.
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Rumors about the imminent demise of the iPhone's headphone jack had barely made it past the lips of the digerati before the world was waist-deep in wireless audio options.
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The Capitals have only made it past the second round twice, and earned their only trip to the finals in 1997-98 when they were swept by the Red Wings.
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None of the center-leaning parties that had traditionally been elected to power in the country's second-largest city made it past the first round of voting in early October.
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Flames defenseman TJ Brodie made it a 4-2 game before the end of the middle frame with a seeing-eye point shot that made it past a screened Jones.
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Alas, that future seems as far off today as it did in 2000; outside of factories, few robots other than the occasional Roomba have made it past the demonstration stage.
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Hedge fund titans once ran their firms like elite private clubs, picking who made it past the velvet rope and how much they would pay for access to supercharged performance.
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As for Vandeford, he's 8-0 as a pro fighter and has been wrecking people -- in fact, none of his last 5 fights have made it past the 2nd round.
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The American Boeing 2707 never made it past the drawing board, while the Soviets' Tupolev TU144 made it into service but was quickly retired because of performance and safety problems.
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He was just one of more than 22016 black men killed by police in the United States in 224 -- most of their stories never made it past the local news.
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Whatever happens with President Trump, the United States is in the ninth year of the second-longest bull market since World War II; none have made it past 10 years.
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We won't spoil it fully here, but there is a same-sex kiss in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and, per Variety, it's made it past censors in China.
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Screenshots have surfaced showing that the scammy tweet, which looked like an ad from Target, was "Promoted," meaning that the fraud made it past the Twitter team that vets ads.
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For me, the show's funniest work is the one that contains actual historical documents: vintage campaign buttons for candidates that never made it past the post in "Winners and Losers" (2016).
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Reality Steve, the man behind one of the most popular (and accurate) Bachelor gossip blogs, recently shared a rumor about two contestants that never made it past the cutting room floor.
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Sea lampreys slipped into Lake Ontario through the Erie Canal in the mid-232th century, and then made it past Niagara Falls around 193 with the renovation of the Welland Canal.
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NASA announced today that the Mars 2020 rover has made it past a "major development milestone" in the review process and is ready for the final phases of design and construction.
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It's nearly a rite of passage for ravers (or maybe just my friends) to post their solid-color photos to Snapchat as proof that they've made it past Sven's tattooed face.
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No climate-liability lawsuit has yet made it past preliminary court hearings, but persuading a judge to send an unprecedented climate-liability lawsuit to trial was expected to be quite challenging.
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Although he hadn't made it past high school, he was an incessant reader, as was his wife, Cookie, who volunteered as a Braille typist, transcribing books for Lighthouse for the Blind.
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Approximately 50 members made it past Mexican officials and traversed a bridge on Sunday, but were not allowed inside the U.S. inspection site and remained outside the building, the AP said.
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In the fourth round on Sunday, Stephens will face 15th-seeded Elise Mertens of Belgium, who had not made it past the first round of the U.S. Open until this year.
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Ashleigh Barty, a versatile 22-year-old Australian, might not have made it past the fourth round of a Grand Slam tournament in singles, but she has no shortage of admirers.
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But his elasticity and economy (a Tom Petty song rarely made it past the four-minute mark) and the sweet spot it deeply satisfied over and over, were hallmarks of pop.
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If you made it past Ricky Gervais's cringey, nihilistic final opening monologue as host, you saw the usual parade of celebrities toasting their colleagues and thanking the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.
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Zhang had made it past at least five Secret Service agents and into the main reception area of Mar-a-Lago before she was intercepted by officers, according to the complaint.
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Stewards decided to let some of those drivers keep their positions, while those who hadn't made it past first phase had their times taken away, even though the grid order didn't change.
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Doing my best to visit as many as possible, I spent a full day in Jersey City and never made it past the vicinity of the Grove Street and Newport PATH stations.
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Originally, the Wasp was scheduled to deploy to Sasebo, Japan, when it left Norfolk on August 30, but it never made it past the Caribbean because it was needed for hurricane relief.
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The Hate: Toronto is a paper tiger, Indiana is a boring rebuild in search of an identity Yes, it's been a mere 15 years since Toronto made it past the first round.
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Most T. rexes never made it past age 1, but those who did could later put on 100 pounds a month or more, maturing into an 265,275-pound tough guy, or girl.
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After consecutive early playoff exits, the Capitals let him enter the final year of his contract without an extension, in large part because he had never made it past the second round.
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He beat Federer and Djokovic on his way to the season-ending ATP Finals title in 2.823 but had never made it past the last-eight stage at the Grand Slams before.
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On three identical Surface Books, Firefox got seven hours of video-looping work done before it conked out, Chrome made it past nine hours, and Edge lasted for twelve and a half hours.
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Although deportations of would-be immmigrants apprehended while trying to cross the border rose sharply while he was in office, those of people who had already made it past the border region fell.
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The unruly traveler somehow made it past the crew and up to outside the aircraft, where he proceeded to yank on the handle, placing his foot against the plane to get more leverage.
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The Devils tied it up at the 10:50 mark on a snap shot by Moore from the high slot that somehow made it past four bodies before beating Condon between the pads.
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That's 56 games for club and country in which no-one made it past the him without losing the ball — including Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, whom he competed against on three occasions.
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While artists who've made it past the "starving artist" stage may use incredibly expensive supplies to create their masterpieces, you don't have to spend an arm and a leg on top-tier materials.
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The effort, led by Chamath Palihapitiya — then a Facebook product and growth executive and now a well-known venture capitalist — quickly ran into engineering challenges and barely made it past the prototype stage.
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Their male counterparts at the U have not won a national championship since 2003; the NHL's Wild have never made it past the third round of the playoffs since its inception in 2000.
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The little girl made it past security checks by taking "advantage of her small size" and pretended to be with a group of adults boarding an EasyJet flight at the Geneva Airport, police said.
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While 2017's emoji are finally making their way to keyboards around the world, 2018's edition is just around the corner, and an estimated 67 emoji have made it past the first round.
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The solid meat and bone of your feet placed firmly on the earth proves you've made it past whatever shit you overcame, even if the inner traumas that sprang forth from those years remain.
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Zhang had made it past at least five Secret Service agents and into the main reception area of Mar-a-Lago before she was intercepted by officers, according to the criminal complaint against her.
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The ball never made it past the 3-point arc, Oregon State's Tres Tinkle tossing up a 3-pointer from the right wing that sailed over the rim and out of bounds with 1.8 seconds left.
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I was going to say, you made it past the four-year mark where it feels like everybody in tech is like ... It's around that four-year mark is when it's like, hey, people start thinking.
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Russia are the lowest-ranked team in the World Cup finals and have not made it past the group stage in their three appearances in the tournament since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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During Tuesday's aftershow of Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club, the actress revealed that while she's made it past some troubling times, Winfrey was the person who ultimately helped her turn her life around after going to jail.
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And that's surprising because scientists previously thought that humans from that period hadn't made it past 55 degrees north — a latitude that isn't far north enough to be considered part of the Arctic Circle in Russia.
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But the first unit I wore may have been a dud, because there were some days where it barely made it past a day, or died in less than a day if I was using GPS.
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But Cilic, now 22, is at least on the board, and though he has not since made it past the semifinals at a major, he does possess the reassuring sense that he has what it takes.
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While Beckham never made it past a quarterfinal as a player for the England men's team, the Lionesses are now in their third successive semifinal after also making the final four at the 2017 European Championship.
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A new government report on the science of climate change has made it past the Trump White House unscathed with forceful statements about humanity's role in rising temperatures and their severe threat to the United States.
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My average teenage weekend was more thoroughly documented than all 94 years of my grandfather's life, and yet none of those iPhone photos or status updates seemed to have made it past my short-term memory.
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Sam Stosur, the country's most recent Grand Slam title winner before Barty, has never made it past the fourth round, the one-time U.S. Open champion's muscular shoulders seizing up with stage-fright on the showcourts.
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At this time, the lawsuit said, Partners Group told MidRail it was planning a first round bid for Patriot and assured MidRail that if it made it past the first round, it would partner with MidRail.
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For every Friends, there's 1,93 other comedies that never made it past a pilot, or 10 episodes, or 20 episodes, and to be a part of a drama that makes it to 100 is a big deal.
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Ashley is escorted into Paradise by Chris Harrison, who must be on bath salts because he honestly can't stop asking Ashley if she's still a virgin and whether or not Jared ever made it past second base.
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Until this year, Ovechkin had never made it past the halfway mark of the Stanley Cup playoffs and bore the brunt of the blame for the team's past shortcomings even though he was never truly at fault.
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Twice Grand Slam champion Muguruza is playing her fourth major final, while 14th seed Kenin is in her first, having never made it past the fourth round of any of the Slams prior to Melbourne this year.
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But with the help of Jared Kushner in the White House and a bipartisan Senate coalition, the First Step Act has made it past the Senate and will now likely become law — impacting thousands of current federal inmates.
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SAN DIEGO — People in the caravan who tried to breach the US border between Tijuana and San Diego over the weekend made it past only one of two border barriers before they were stopped by US border agents.
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Chait would rather focus on the president's concrete achievements than on his political thinking, but if the details of Obama's proposals had been his chief attractions in 2008, he would never have made it past the Democratic primary.
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Christie decided to sit the race out, took on four additional years of bad press and entered a fractured 2628 Republican primary where he barely made it past a poor showing in New Hampshire before suspending his campaign.
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On the way, though, he was clipped fairly hard at the feet, causing him and the ball to rotate—to the point that it was nearly indecipherable if the ball had made it past the pylon or not.
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Mr. Reilly, the resort executive, said the gunman had entered the resort's mall on the second floor from the parking wing and made it past a security checkpoint and X-ray machine by firing shots into the air.
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Since 2015, when she reached the Australian Open quarter-finals and the last 16 in Flushing Meadows, Bouchard has never again made it past third round of a slam as her upward arc turned into a dizzying downward spiral.
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Both are understandable, given that Illinois has missed four of the last five NCAA Tournaments and has only made it past the round of 64 three times since Brown led the school to the Final Four 11 years ago.
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But with the help of Jared Kushner in the White House and a bipartisan Senate coalition, the First Step Act has made it past the Senate and will now likely become law — impacting thousands of current federal inmates. Sen.
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So the most logical explanation for Sun Chaser winding up there would be if it actually did made it past the edge of the world to the west, circumventing the globe to arrive on the other side of Essos.
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Medvedev has never made it past the third round in New York but is more confident than ever after reaching the final in tune-up events in Washington and Montreal before securing the biggest title of his career in Cincinnati.
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Nobody Wants a Modular SmartphoneGoogle has reportedly killed its long-delayed, much-hyped modular smartphone initiative, Project…Read more ReadVenturebeat has taken a look back at all that could've been if Project Ara had made it past the prototype stage.
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The 25-year-old Windows pack-in game had a special surprise for any players who made it past the 2000-meter mark of its endless downhill slope: a homicidal Abominable Snow Monster, built to tear a slow skier to pieces.
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The bill was passed by the Senate three times between 2013 and 2018, all while the chamber was controlled by Republicans, but never made it past the Democratic-controlled Assembly's Committee on Codes, which has jurisdiction over criminal justice policy.
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Of the many half-hour comedies NBC has launched since 2010, only seven have made it past season one, and only two have made it to season three — and one of those was canceled at the end of said third season.
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One of the great pleasures of reading "The Last Thousand" is learning how intrepid idealists like Mr. Royesh — who never made it past fifth grade and raised himself on a diet of Western and Middle Eastern literature — will their visions into something real.
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If you somehow made it past the first spoiler warning without turning back, then let me give you one more chance because these are the big plot points cgmcnama says will go down in the final episode of Game Of Thrones: 1.
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A typical morning's work done, she set off in her white Peugeot 108 to run an errand, but barely made it past her front gate before a bomb tore through the car, throwing it into an adjacent field and killing her instantly.
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Improbably, Mr. Abu Asaba was the only person killed in Israel in more than 24 hours of rocket and mortar fire from the Gaza Strip, a staggering bombardment of at least 460 projectiles, many of which made it past Israel's vaunted air defenses.
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Misfires included a reboot of George A. Romero's horror series "Tales From the Darkside," which never made it past the pilot stage after Hill wrote several scripts, and two adaptations of "Locke & Key," a comic Hill did with the artist Gabriel Rodríguez.
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Vondrousova also had never made it past the second round in two previous runs at Roland Garros, but she has been one of the top players on tour in recent months, with a 28-5 record since February, which is the tour's best.
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Maybe if former NBA Commissioner David Stern hadn't quashed the trade that would have teamed Chris Paul up with Kobe Bryant on the Lakers in 2012, Paul would have made it past the second round in the playoffs by now. Steady. Consistent. Reliable.
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The tax bill made it past the finish line in December, and in the end, it seemed Hatch, who was on an initial tax policy working group with top House, Senate, and White House leaders, had largely put the policy load on four other senators.
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After what felt like years, I made it past my previous record and was rewarded with the "what have I got in my pocket" scene where Andy Serkis takes his Gollum performance to dizzying new heights of extra-ness, howling and mugging through each line.
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Things he never could have written in his letters, or they wouldn't have made it past the censors, he put into the form of haiku—expressing himself in a symbolic code, as it were—where he was able to honestly bare his true feelings.
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Trump signed a bill in April repealing an Obama-era rule banning states from withholding federal Title X family planning grants from abortion providers — a controversial piece of legislation that only made it past Congress after Pence cast the tie-breaking vote in its favor.
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While even Amazon's "dystopian" haptic feedback wristband was rumored to have been given a limited test in a Washington state warehouse, there's no indication the jellyfish crane robot ever made it past the application phase, though we've reached out to Amazon to confirm that's the case.
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A senior football player in Mesa, Arizona says he was dared to pull off a prank during his team photo that somehow made it past every single person involved and all the way into the school yearbook and thousands of game day programs during the season.
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"Screenshot: Facebook (Huffington Post)The Proud Boys "Elders" admitted in a statement on their website that Wolfe had associated with them, but claimed he "never made it past our strict vetting protocols" and that asserting he was a member of the group was "guilt by association.
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We had barely made it past the previews when she upped and sat in the row ahead of me, next to her friend, who was having her face chewed by a boy whose mother had melted iron marks into the sleeve of his nylon shell suit.
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I think from that, I realized the category I was most interested in was romantic photographs so I had an idea to start a journal about that; they ended up taking a few different forms, all of which never really made it past their InDesign files.
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That plane was Flight 93, which never made it past a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, thanks to the bravery of passengers on board, who forced a crash-landing before their aircraft could be used as a missile hitting a landmark target -- like three other planes had that morning.
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The Associated Press reported that a 5-year-old boy died Wednesday after arriving with his family earlier this week in Uganda, where officials are trying to determine how the family made it past the country's efforts to screen refugees at the border for the highly contagious and deadly disease.
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Listen as Ray Charles sings "America the Beautiful," and watch as the eagle escapes out of the park through the open center-field fence: A bald eagle loose above the streets of L.A. is a worrisome thought, but the avian never made it past the dreaded Dodger Stadium parking lots.
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Cable entities like Sundance are embracing the sort of niche programming that wouldn't have made it past the script stage even 10 years ago, and more indie filmmakers are turning to TV as a way to get their passion projects made (as with director Jim Mickle's Sundance series Hap and Leonard).
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"Once you've made it to a certain stage of your life, maybe if you've made it past some milestone where you got the corner office, you have some sort of accomplishment in your background, you feel financially stable, then you have the luxury of really caring about the work you do," he said.
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If she made it past the technicalities, she might realize it wasn't all that much better a deal, either: Democrats ended up excluding parents who make too much to qualify or can't afford their share of the cost, keeping down the total price tag but failing middle-class families that need help.
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No matter how promising these interventions may seem in the lab, clinical trials are needed to test their safety and efficacy before they can be submitted for regulatory approval (indeed, some of the techniques mentioned here are already going through clinical trials, though nothing has made it past the first few stages).
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He said Tuesday that he expected to tweak and retool on the fly instead of overhauling the roster of a team that won the Presidents' Trophy each of the last two seasons but has not made it past the second round of the postseason since Alex Ovechkin joined the team for the 2005-6 season.
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While they've never made it past the second round of the playoffs—and routinely invent new ways to depress their fan base—the Clippers enter the 24-22016 season with a trio of All-NBA First Team contenders in Blake Griffin, Chris Paul, and DeAndre Jordan and the deepest, most talented, and most experienced bench they've ever had.
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But it's a bond that has helped the Syfy series, which returns July 20 for its third season, not just survive but thrive within the ever-changing pressure cooker of peak TV. With its modest Nielsen ratings, which average less than 900,000 viewers a week, "Wynonna Earp" may not have made it past its first season.
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Hurricanes 3, Penguins 323 (SO) Dougie Hamilton scored on the first attempt of a shootout, and that was enough for Carolina in a victory against Pittsburgh at Raleigh, N.C. The Hurricanes made it past regulation when Justin Williams scored the tying goal with 1:56 left in the third period after the Hurricanes opted to go with an extra skater.
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Defenseman Dougie Hamilton scored on the first attempt of the shootout, and that was enough for the Carolina Hurricanes in a rousing 2320-2 victory against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday night at Raleigh, N.C. The Hurricanes made it past regulation when captain Justin Williams scored the tying goal with 1:56 left in the third period after the Hurricanes opted to go with an extra skater.
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As senators, all four of them, Warren, Harris, Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.) and Kristen Gillibrand (D-NY) started the race as credible presidential candidates but none of them made it past Super Tuesday.
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It's fine to live in relative filth when you're in your own delightful company, chaining episodes of Queer Eye and unhinging your jaw to fit an entire pizza inside it at once, but if you've made it past the date stage with another IRL human and you'd now quite like them to get naked in your room, you could at least pick up your pants off the floor and change the bedsheets to some that are less visibly crispy?
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They often never made it past the gatekeepers who put out the evening news, who worked and lived within a few blocks of one another in Manhattan and Washington, DC. The best that dissidents could do, often, was to engineer self-sacrificing public spectacles that those gatekeepers would find hard to ignore—as US civil rights leaders did when they sent schoolchildren out to march on the streets of Birmingham, Alabama, drawing out the most naked forms of Southern police brutality for the cameras.
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Admirably, however, she held her own, coming out best in the interview, in the same way she did in the below car crash of an interview which took place in April this year (content warning: Tim Westwood says the word "thotty" within the first minute): I am really sorry for sharing this (if you made it past five minutes let me know and I'll try to arrange you a prize and/or doctor's appointment for your inevitable violent nausea) but the point I am trying to get across is: look how insulting, objectifying and straight up gross Westwood is being, and look how Cardi deals with it.
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