Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — You've made it through the solving week and you've made it through the Friday, slightly bruised but none the worse for wear.
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If you made it through the rain, wind, and sudden cold, you made it through two hours of techno and acid house as a weapon, you came out triumphant.
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I have always wondered how homosexuality made it through evolution.
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We made it through a month of WIRED Book Club!
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Some patients made it through surgery, while others did not.
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I made it through, and so did my amazing son.
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And then of course, this time, I made it through.
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You've almost made it through midterms season — hang in there.
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So here's to everyone who made it through last week.
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Matthew has made it through the region without much weakening.
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Eric even made it through a mouthful of dog food.
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I'd made it through the opening hours without much problem.
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I'm grateful for everyone who made it through this post.
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But he says his house made it through the night.
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Nance made it through week four of Maynard's Bachelorette season.
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You made it through OK, you did this and that.
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We've made it through the good times and the bad.
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Brad barely made it through a year of junior college.
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"He made it through everything," Vrabel said of Mariota practicing.
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By Saturday, we'll all have made it through 100 days.
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The resolution made it through committee before quietly petering out.
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A lot of contacts and photos never made it through.
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Goldman made it through with better results than most rivals.
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We made it through security and passport control fairly quickly.
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"I don't know how I made it through," he said.
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Glad you made it through the Bay Area heat wave.
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One olive variety made it through the heat; another didn't.
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Yet not all criticism made it through the great firewall.
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I made it through my minute speech unscathed, until Mrs.
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Twice, he made it through the airport without a hitch.
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"It shows people, 'Ok, we made it through,'" he said.
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Play Video Replay Video You've made it through the year.
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Four hours later, we learned Jack made it through surgery.
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Their row of houses made it through without a scratch.
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Sidne made it through surgery and was taken off the ventilator.
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But never mind all that now because you made it through.
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She begins at home, having made it through the first night.
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I almost made it through the whole jar feeling totally fine.
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"We made it through hell week," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Well, we made it through the first week of the season!
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You also made it through the 30 celebrity breakups featured here.
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You can do this — you've made it through tough stuff before.
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They escaped and made it through the jungle back to civilization.
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I hope you all made it through with your faith intact.
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I survived the journey, and the car made it through unscathed.
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Around half have made it through at least one legislative chamber.
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" Loden remarked: "We all made it through and did some dancing.
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But as meteorologists predicted, Florence made it through this temporary threat.
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"He made it through Las Vegas, he came home," she said.
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That time, she made it through and eventually won the season.
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I still don't think I've made it through all the postcards!
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He'd made it through fifteen of the twenty-four Paganini caprices.
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Sweet Fancy Moses, my ELAINE clue made it through without changes!
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Thomas made it through his initial confirmation hearings without major problems.
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If you made it through them, then you tasted true freedom.
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Well, we've made it through one week of aggressive social distancing.
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I made it through the torments of P90X, P90X3 and Insanity.
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"I made it through the game and felt fine," Frazier said.
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But when you're an adult, you made it through middle school.
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She had made it through the system — and then this happened.
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Wedding parties made it through, after a bit of a panic.
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Hernandez made it through two heart-stopping moments in the first.
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That's if you've made it through all of the above first.
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Barry Manilow made it through the rain — and he couldn't be happier!
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The king's lung has been removed, but he's made it through surgery.
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I made it through class, but this was definitely harder than yesterday.
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"We have made it through so much together," says Emmy, now 27.
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However, the Crew Dragon made it through this part of the descent.
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It wasn't until the third shot that she finally made it through.
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Mike Pence, which has made it through the court of appeals already.
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We've made it through two eclipses and seen retrogrades begin and end.
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We made it through round five and got up to go again.
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You made it through the interview process and landed that coveted offer.
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They made it through, and have now been together for 35 years.
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There are plenty of us that have made it through just fine.
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We've made it through the surreal first week of Pokémon Go hysteria.
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So Sean Spicer made it through again...Who is voting for him?
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In Tennessee, David Toms was among 10 players who made it through.
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But Champ did not give up and made it through the process.
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I made it through the shoes without adding anything to my cart.
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The 5,000th car made it through final quality checks around 5 a.m.
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When we made it through a successful transplant, her Internet following cheered.
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Analyzing the clues that made it through is a helpful counterpoint: e.g.
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I can't vouch for how far I made it through the game.
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I had made it through somehow, and this shirt was my celebration.
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But, surprisingly, most of them made it through battered, but largely intact.
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Who made it through to the second round of the presidential election?
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My aunt has made it through surgery without incident and is resting.
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But, it&aposs worth remembering that many made it through just fine.
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But those who made it through see it as monumental and revolutionary.
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There were 1,069 in all who made it through the dance routine.
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The worst team in the Central, according the standings, made it through.
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Then, wonder how you've possibly made it through this many winters without it.
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I made it through several email chains, three interviews, and one writing assignment.
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I barely made it through high school locker rooms and I was closeted.
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"I always say: I can't believe I made it through that first year."
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That has scientists trying to quickly understand why the survivors made it through.
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Sergachev's shot made it through traffic for his sixth goal of the year.
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After all that preparation and research, you've made it through the job interview.
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Both Jadon and Anias are very lucky to have to made it through.
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"He feels like he wouldn't have made it through this year without [her]."
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However, the rookie made it through five innings and qualified for the victory.
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We are so grateful that Congressman Scalise and his comrades made it through.
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Shippo, a multi-carrier shipping API, is one startup that made it through.
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Without them, Snowden might not have made it through those days in June.
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I sought counsel from people who had made it through a 2011 fire.
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"I was incredibly well-advantaged, and I barely made it through," he said.
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When was the last time you made it through the day without snacking?
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Late in summer, the leaves became diseased, but the plants made it through.
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Vaccines that had made it through animal trials were already sitting on shelves.
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In like a lion, out like a lamb — we made it through March.
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We made it through February 2020 — and one confusing extra day of winter.
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I'm particularly glad that my original clue for ARSÈNE made it through, however.
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Once you've made it through Midwestern winters, everywhere else is no big deal.
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In the other season — the 2013-14 edition — all eight made it through.
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The airless tires have made it through muddy trails, beaches, and gravel paths.
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Had he made it through an all-night winnowing process of deserving students?
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I made it through airport security wallet-free, but I wouldn't recommend it.
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Ms. Warren made it through the first two debates without any glaring missteps.
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It's already made it through the House and is headed to the Senate.
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"We're just thankful that she made it through all that treatment," Hughes said.
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They had some 10 children, but only five made it through to adulthood.
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She made it through the flight and died shortly after, her mother nearby.
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The patient made it through the transplant and then the many complications afterward.
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A CD containing pictures of their daughter's wedding also made it through the occupation.
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But thanks to your help, Tramp has made it through the worst of it.
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So I am astounded this paper made it through the referee process at Circulation.
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We made it through Blue Monday and it's plain sailing from now on guys.
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It's just been one thing after the other, but you finally made it through!
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In spite of everything, we made it through 2018, a year that felt eternal.
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His offering somehow made it through the collection of bodies and into the cage.
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Almost all banned items made it through airport security in that report from 2015.
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I've now made it through multiple 100-or-more-day streaks of daily practice.
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He and nine other paddlers made it through the Grand Canyon in 20 days.
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But not many made it through, so for us it was a preservation thing.
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"I wouldn't have made it through, but for Joe Biden," Debbie Dingell told CNN.
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And much of the legislation that has made it through has been fairly piddling.
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So I made it through the next two months by picturing myself running again.
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We've made it through the best and wildest season of American Horror Story, ever.
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Around half of the bills have made it through at least one legislative chamber.
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It feels good to say you made it through school all on your own.
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The fact that he made it through that certainly earns him that superhero title.
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So far only Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has made it through the confirmation process.
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And my mind was healthy…I mean, I made it through the 4th trimester!
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After all, didn't y'all cheer for me when I made it through Eventide Island?
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We fought, we had to suffer, and we've made it through to the final.
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Only four families successfully made it through the system's hoops to adopt a child.
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"I have never made it through a movie about the Vietnam War," he said.
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And Bebe Rexha waited 10 hours for an audition, but never made it through.
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"He made it through surgery and he died about eight hours later," Brown said.
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" Another male respondent kept it short and sweet: "Made it through 17 Drake songs.
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Everything else in our suitcase made it through security and on to our flight.
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Through them, Diamond hopes to show how nations have made it through destabilizing crises.
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My grandparents' store made it through the Depression only to fall victim to war.
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David Waldstein: Trevor Bauer actually made it through the first inning, but only barely.
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If the taxpayer had footed the bill, I might not have made it through.
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"We never made it through the second feature at the drive-in," Aldis recalled.
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Plus, I made it through (almost) this entire blurb without making a "forking" reference.
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Well we've almost made it through the bane of Summer Vacation Watch: free agency.
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I opted for the latter and only made it through three episodes so far.
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"I made it through the night just fine," he said in a telephone interview.
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Three of those 12 cases have recovered and made it through a quarantine period.
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They made it through the wedding, but the next day he was a wreck.
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And only one woman has made it through the punishing Marine infantry officer course.
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But, despite a dreadfully boring WiFi-less and phoneless year, we made it through.
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Not to mention, they made it through the winter, and summer is everyone's reward.
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Bendegó made it through the fire of earth's entry, and now through another conflagration.
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The new group made it through despite the suspicions that dogged Bagwell and Rodriguez.
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Dozens made it through a barbed-wire barrier about 30 yards inside Gaza territory.
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He didn't know if his eldest daughter made it through the storm, he said.
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From dozens of hopefuls, two contenders made it through the competition: SpaceX and Boeing.
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As it happened, the same 16 people miraculously made it through the whole tour.
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People forget just how close a thing [Obamacare] was — it barely made it through.
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You've made it through six Democratic primary debates (or eight, depending on who's counting).
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Five embryos were then created, but only three made it through the first week.
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A single black juror made it through after Mr. Evans ran out of challenges.
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I made it through five floors before mounting embarrassment rendered me unable to continue.
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And when the players eventually made it through, they were constantly on edge afterwards.
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On a day where I had to use it for navigation, video streaming and plenty of email, it made it through the day and probably could have made it through the next morning without being in dire need of a top-up.
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"Without his support, I don't know how I would have made it through," she said.
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I was desperate and hopeless and out of options, but somehow, I made it through.
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Looking back, Stamos says he couldn't have made it through without his friends and family.
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I hope they can see that I made it through and that gives them hope.
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Once tourists made it through the lobby, they were plunged straight into the exhibition halls.
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You made it through all of that, but then you&aposre stuck with an addiction.
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Despite my worst days, when I thought it was all ending, I made it through.
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The two missions had already made it through several competitive rounds before the final decision.
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"We were overjoyed to know that she made it through the fire," Westman tells PEOPLE.
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And, once you've made it through your first year, some of the pressure is off.
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In the end, Democratic candidates made it through to the final vote, as did Cox.
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Having made it through all that, she says, makes her prouder than any other accomplishment.
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In October, new legislation made it through Congress and was signed by President Donald Trump.
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Their marriage made it through the inevitable bumps and endured for nearly a half-century.
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If one child made it through surgery, he or she often suffered debilitating brain damage.
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But if they made it through Disney's Hercules without apoplexy, they should be fine here.
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To be honest: I made it through about one half step before collapsing in disgrace.
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My first run with these headphones was particularly rainy, and they made it through unscathed.
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We made it through numerous wars, and invented technology that people couldn't even dream up.
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Through community and perseverance, they have made it through—but not everyone is so lucky.
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I made it through the first month of the year with only this moderate use.
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Bundy battled at times throughout the six innings but still made it through six innings.
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Then he made it through the equally difficult Pitch 15 before calling it a night.
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While the instructors scored a few "kills," a number of the students made it through.
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The first lady made it through her entire speech without mentioning Donald Trump by name.
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They made it through that meat grinder, then arrived in South Korea hoping for gold.
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Britain's plan to leave the European Union has not made it through the country's Parliament.
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I'm particularly happy that the clues for GO TO PRESS and OVERSLEEP made it through.
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And so the ones that made it through that gauntlet have been very, very successful.
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Then, once you've made it through to the final rounds, revisit and reevaluate that number.
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Nike's big bet panned out as both teams made it through to the semi-finals.
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But it is unclear how the Mexican spy efforts made it through the vetting process.
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Robin made it through to the other side in a way that doesn't feel cynical.
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") Of the clues that made it through, my favorite is for BIGAMY ("Twice-committed crime?
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Not terrible, and definitely better than the 27,000 or so the Razr made it through.
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But Barca also made it through because it leaned heavily on its fabled youth academy.
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Other industries have made it through busts as well — the railroad, real estate, the internet.
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I just want to say that I am grateful to have made it through this year.
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She says she made it through the first door before she had to ask for help.
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She made it through the dark tunnel and came out the other side to raucous applause.
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After all, we've made it through many, many, many, many eclipses before and we're still here.
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She made it through without throwing up and thought she had the rose in the bag.
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Photo: Gizmodo, Illustration: GizmodoCongratulations, you made it through the humorless hellscape that is April Fool's Day.
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According to Today, the Ohio's dogs made it through the blustery two days without any issue.
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We made it through security without incident and our flight was supposedly only 45 minutes late.
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They also, to Rivera's surprise, made it through the hurricane without a single scratch or dent.
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What share of those were products that would not have made it through in the past?
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In his first nine starts at home, he had made it through six innings seven times.
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I'm sorry to remind you of it, but here's the silver lining: We made it through.
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He made it through Senate Judiciary Committee hearings this month and should be starting work soon.
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Bieber made it through only 23 1/3 innings, giving up three runs on seven hits.
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And every night when they're all in bed I think, 'I made it through another day.
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Even the sexually adventurous among us can't possibly have made it through every possible sexual scenario.
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For now, however, those who made it through the chamber doors were asked to sit quietly.
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Online ship tracking shows the vessel has already made it through most of the Northwest Passage.
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"Ultimately, I made it through and it was a really life-changing experience," Nick tells me.
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Only one Defense Department nominee, Defense Secretary James Mattis, has made it through the confirmation process.
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Rease said he's always fascinated by veterans' responses to how they made it through the war.
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Has anyone else made it through a similar situation and done the things you're afraid of?
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Speaker Paul Ryan, above, announced one bill that made it through, to fight the opioid epidemic.
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Harley made it through two world wars and a very rough restructuring during the financial crisis.
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Pesce's goal came when the puck made it through after his delivery from the blue line.
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While Carter made it through the primary, Reagan went on to defeat him in the general.
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Carrasco made it through the first two innings unscathed, but the wheels came off after that.
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We made it through Waypoint's very first E3, and we couldn't have done it without you.
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On the day of the protest, less than 30 women made it through the clinic doors.
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How would I have found the strength to have made it through that week without you?
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Phaneuf made it through 955 games while only playing for Canadian teams—Calgary, Toronto, and Ottawa.
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That she and I made it through the better part of a decade was a feat.
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Glad to see you made it through the desert — all that sand was hell on keyboards.
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Glad to see you made it through the desert — all that sand was hell on keyboards.
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Instead, I made it through customs in 20 minutes without a single mention of the coronavirus.
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A small percentage of the eggs from three species of stick insects made it through intact.
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Some homes made it through the storm with minimal damage while others were completely torn apart.
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On Friday, Monique Ritter, 80, a Holocaust survivor, described how she had made it through Harvey.
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We made it through the meat grinder of impeachment hearings, and through to the other side.
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First the device made it through a fraction of the folds of Samsung's first-gen product.
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The campaign to pass the law continued, and the bill made it through Congress relatively unscathed.
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They made it through another night, and one more day, and then the final night arrived.
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In normal years our fires were low and slow and never made it through the night.
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Manaea showed some rust, walking five, but made it through five innings in taking the loss.
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A few pieces of Tiangong-1 may have made it through the atmosphere into the ocean.
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I often made it through a memorable night and realized I had neglected to take a video.
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You've probably seen the "If Britney made it through 2007, I can make it through today," meme.
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But at least he made it through this one without appearing to give Holocaust deniers a pass.
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All though some morning commuters made it through the flood waters, some people had to be rescued.
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Putting the steel between the shower and their final detector would ensure only neutrinos made it through.
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We've made it through pumpkin shortage scares, and we've seen limited-edition Pumpkin Spice Latte birthday mugs.
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I made it through five failed attempts before finally giving up, a beaten and half-waxed man.
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With the watch untethered and LTE fired up, I made it through a full day, no problem.
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I'm not sure how strict they are on it, but mine made it through the approval process.
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I was able to tell my dad that I'd made it through another 9 books that month.
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Obviously it takes a little longer with an almost 1-year-old, but I've made it through!
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While the FAP easily made it through the House of Representatives, it ultimately died in the Senate.
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She only made it through three rounds, despite being paired with the reigning champion dancer, Mark Ballas.
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Some who made it through security told NBC News they were asked if they were Trump supporters.
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She concludes the episode by letting everyone know her nails made it through without a single smudge.
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Despite the discouraging results, he has made it through at least six innings in four consecutive starts.
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She's made it through two books in January, and says the experience has felt luxurious and enjoyable.
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I made it through the shakes, delirium tremens, my birthday, Christmas, and New Year's Eve without drinking.
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"This truly is an innocent translation job that somehow made it through the channels," the source says.
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We had made it through some rough exacerbations and pneumonias before, argued with insurance companies and hospitals.
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Kessler has somehow made it through two games, but his backup, Charlie Whitehurst, had better stay limber.
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Lleyton made it through to the first round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Sergi Bruguera.
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Lleyton made it through to the first round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Daniel Vacek.
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Lleyton made it through to the second round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Tommy Haas.
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Lleyton made it through to the fourth round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Magnus Norman.
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Lleyton made it through to the third round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Carlos Moya.
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Lleyton made it through to the first round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Alberto Martin.
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Lleyton made it through to the fourth round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Roger Federer.
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Lleyton made it through to the fourth round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Novak Djokovic.
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Lleyton made it through to the first round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Janko Tipsaravic.
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Lleyton made it through to the first round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Andreas Seppi.
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Lleyton made it through to the second round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Benjamin Becker.
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San Diego's three starters made it through just 10 innings total in the series, allowing 14 runs.
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But despite the bleak numbers and charred landscape, tiny moments of hope and love made it through.
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The left-handed ace made it through just four innings, allowing five hits and three earned runs.
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I met the Shock Wave head-on, and made it through both loops with my consciousness intact.
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"Hi my friends, I'm happy to say after a difficult year…I've made it through!" she wrote.
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I feel fortunate to have made it through that time even though I didn't have any support.
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ObamaCare made it through nearly 28500 months of repeal attempts with Republicans in full control of Washington.
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The commute was just too much; I doubt Michael made it through even two weeks of classes.
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With different draws, or better luck with injuries, both Chelsea and Tottenham might have made it through.
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It was notable that after eight seasons and countless bloody deaths, the Stark family made it through.
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Ahmed was trapped in the back of a refrigerated truck that had made it through the tunnel.
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Burns' soft shot from the point made it through a screen at 15:01 of the period.
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This Twitter thread chronicled how one female undergraduate made it through — the A.P. Computer Science "brohort" notwithstanding.
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Dourson's nomination made it through committee, but a confirmation vote before the full Senate was never scheduled.
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Boucher got a breakaway and swiped a backhander that made it through Dubnyk's legs at 8:55.
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Now that you've made it through a Friday puzzle, what's to stop you from trying a Saturday?
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ObamaCare made it through nearly 6900 months of repeal attempts with Republicans in full control of Washington.
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Prime ministers serve without term limits, but only seven have made it through a single full term.
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You somehow made it through William's passing, and now your tear ducts are being called to action again.
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Guerra has had trouble going deep into games and hasn't made it through six innings since June 21.
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Once you've made it through, profiles of suggested matches will be sent to you as they turn up.
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And, as of this week, the Palatin Technologies announced that bremelanotide has made it through Phase 3 trials.
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They made it through, alongside Mousesports, and ended up facing the German team and winning in the semifinals.
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There's a chance that after you made it through the incubator that you no longer have a mentor.
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The jacket's inventors said while testing it out at an airport, they made it through security just fine.
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How have you made it through 77 years with Gampy, my grandfather, and [you're] still in love today?
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"We were overjoyed to know that she made it through the fire," Copsey's daughter Kayla Westman told PEOPLE.
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In 1966 I was met with a CRAZY amount of resistance, and I made it through just fine.
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The vast majority of the women who made it through the primaries are running on the Democratic ticket.
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It helped foster fond memories to hold us over as we made it through Sunday morning Church services.
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Nowadays, binge watches come to a screeching, painfully unfulfilling halt once I've made it through the full series.
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In my tests, the battery made it through a full day of moderate use, but with little margin.
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He made it through his days sipping lean, a sweet, dulling mixture of cough syrup—codeine—and Sprite.
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These armed guys, though, hardly made it through the phone store's door before the whole thing fell apart.
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Anderson made it through 5 1/3 innings, turning over a three-run lead to the Oakland bullpen.
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"She made it through 2007, but what does she have to make it through now," Frank remembers thinking.
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And the same has been true in the cases that have made it through to the Supreme Court.
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I guess Ambien me was super into the show because I made it through every episode of TNG.
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I'm psyched that my clues for 55-Across and 39-Down made it through – so much fun getting ?
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Historically, the way controversial pieces of legislation have made it through Congress has been through garnering bipartisan support.
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Lleyton made it through to the fourth round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Younes El Aynaoui.
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Lleyton made it through to the second round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Juan Ignacio Chela.
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Brienne and Grey Worm, who were sitting near the top of the death pool, both made it through.
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Here it said I should go 45 mph but I made it through the intersection around 36 mph.
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He made it through several rounds toward a coveted internship with the National Football League but lost out.
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An air monitoring camera in another neighborhood showed that dozens of other homes had also made it through.
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I know I made it through more than one episode, but I definitely didn't commit to all ten.
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Survival rate for the initial cyclone strike was actually pretty high - 75.42 percent of colonies made it through.
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And then in the springtime, white asparagus are the first sign that you made it through the winter.
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We did 11 environmental tests, and I just had to hope the Omega made it through the rest.
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She even bought herself a whiteboard and began marking each day she successfully made it through fuckboy-free.
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And they answered a few questions about the drama their relationship made it through via email for Refinery29.
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He said later in a text message that his taco stand had not made it through the flooding.
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The bill unanimously passed the Senate earlier this month, and just made it through the House on Friday.
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You mean to say that you made it through the 2010s without ever learning what "Love Island" is?
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With the help of airport officials, he made it through immigration and arrived at his gate in time.
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"There were other first responders that were caught in debris flows and they made it through," Pontes said.
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But he never made it through the fifth, recording only one out in that inning before being relieved.
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" She now operates from that mindset: "'Hashtag grateful,'" she says with sarcasm, "made it through the birth canal.
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Out of a dozen companies, Boeing and SpaceX made it through NASA's competition with two independent spaceship designs.
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Ultimately, the two sides emerged with a compromise package that made it through a committee markup relatively unscathed.
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Some of those who made it through wound up being among the more creative thinkers in those administrations.
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The rovers made it through the winters by parking with their solar panels pointed northward, toward the sun.
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The bridge was lowered after about three hours, and a ship made it through the chilly waters unharmed.
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When my three children were small, I wouldn't have made it through without a certain amount of distraction.
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There isn't some sweeping redistributive bill Arizona passed that it couldn't have made it through before public financing.
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I made it through the aisles in 211 minutes and didn't have to wait in line at checkout.
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After all he had made it through to the title showdown without facing anyone in the top 15.
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Then they compared details of how they made it through: for Birhan it had followed weeks of attempts.
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Isner was one of eight Americans who had made it through to the second round, the most since 21.
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Sports Briefing | Baseball Yankees pitcher Masahiro Tanaka made it through his first mound session since his October elbow surgery.
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John Means (5-3) lacked his usual command but still made it through six innings to earn the victory.
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"The dog had made it through the screen window and was walking around the townhome roof," the post explained.
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But, she said, "We made it through a lot of things, and we're going to make it through this."
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Most of the major characters made it through alive, but one big death just changed the course of history.
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Pixelbook Go made it through a full, eight-hour work day with a little bit of juice left over.
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Emojipedia first reported the news that 67 emoji are in contention, having made it through Unicode's initial approvals process.
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MEETING IN WASHINGTON, Chinese and American trade negotiators made it through dinner without hurling the plates at each other.
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A ban on abortion after 20 weeks made it through the House of Representatives but failed in the Senate.
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If you've made it through Episode 21998, then you've seen them meet, flirt, fight, have sex, and get married.
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Hell, I barely made it through Probie School -- I just wasn't used to the discipline and military-like protocols.
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Last year, spellers who made it through the morning finals didn&apost eat lunch until after 2:30 p.m.
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But that's a rare use case; most of the time, it just barely made it through an entire day.
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And when they made it through that hell and became doctors, they weren't even getting paid all that well.
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"We made it through (Hurricane) Sandy in New York, and we're going to make it through this," she said.
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A ban on abortion after 20 weeks, which made it through the House of Representatives, failed in the Senate.
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Both teams already lost to Na'Vi, so whoever made it through would have a tough match in the finals.
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She would probably get a big smile on her face, knowing that she was different, but made it through.
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We'd been a band close to a decade and we'd made it through the nuclear war type of thing.
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I think I made it through about 103 pages through James Joyce's masterpiece before chucking it across the room.
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The twosome had made it through a lot during their Florida adventure, including hungry bears and even a hurricane.
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From there, they made it through more steel and rebar and crawled through plumbing tunnels up to the roof.
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The city's water treatment plant, which made it through the storm undamaged, is currently inoperable because it lost power.
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Milk competed on season 6 of RuPaul's Drag Race, and only made it through six episodes before being eliminated.
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Haroun was the first person known to have made it through the 31-mile (50-km) tunnel on foot.
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The Lajamanu team made it through to the quarterfinals, facing off against its archrival, the hometown team from Yuendumu.
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LB Pernell McPhee (knee) made it through a full practice Thursday after practicing Wednesday only on a limited basis.
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Reform legislation picked up steam but never made it through two chambers of Congress during Bush's time in office.
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"He made it through the Navy Officer Candidate School in 1941 and then failed his physical again," Pait said.
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A cursory review revealed that we caught almost all the commercials, though a negligible number did made it through.
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The four who have made it through will be hoping to continue the recent resurgence in American men's tennis.
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And now that Sanchez has made it through the primary, she's the rightmost candidate who can win in California.
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Still, very few recruits have made it through the vetting process in the last two years, Ms. Stock said.
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Of my clues that made it through the editing process, I'm most happy about 36 Across and 29 Down.
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Fortunately, I got taken out and sobered up emotionally, and we made it through and we are still together.
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The title was not secure, he said, until he made it through the final round of pit stops cleanly.
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Thus, the fact that she — not he — has made it through to the runoff is a perversion of democracy.
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And so, you know, four of us made it through our—what was a 933-month exam back then.
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Out of 112 education-related primary candidates, the OEA said 56 it supported have made it through the primaries.
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Even if the amendment had made it through the budgeting process, the resolution does not have force of law.
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A smattering of supplies made it through, but most of them were blocked by armed loyalists of Mr. Maduro.
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If you haven't watched it by now and somehow made it through this entire article, sorry for the spoilers.
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I believe there are 17 of us who made it through the apprenticeship and are now hired with Interapt.
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Several days after I returned to London, Birhan messaged me saying he had made it through the Channel Tunnel.
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"Father God I thank you for your extended grace and mercy 3 hour surgery I made it through," Gibson continued.
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But I do know one thing: I couldn't have made it through my struggle without the support of other moms.
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But Val and I made it through and we knew we had a hard week of work ahead of us.
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" At the same time, Liles conceded that "a small number of networks were exploited — they made it through the door.
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Unlike Lynch, who faced a divided Senate for confirmation, Yates made it through her Senate grilling with wide, bipartisan support.
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One remaining patient made it through breast cancer treatments, preventing the disease from metastasizing to the rest of the body.
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You've made it through Black Friday and Cyber Monday, now it's time to do something that makes you feel good.
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It was a comment that was clearly premeditated and made it through multiple layers on pre-taped show and production.
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Refinery29 wants you to share the dorm organization items that you couldn't have made it through the school year without.
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He gave me chlamydia and we made it through that and all of a sudden he stopped talking to me.
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Upon filtering pulp through a long stretch of aluminum mesh, the artist noticed that only some pieces made it through.
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In fact, the bill made it through the House less than a year ago, only to fail in the Senate.
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"During the great extinctions of the dinosaurs in the Pleistocene, amphibians made it through with no appreciable effect," Mendelson says.
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It's Friday afternoon, you've made it through the long week, and it's time for Happy Hour, Gizmodo's weekly booze column.
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Mr Finkel and his wife made it through their own emotional rough weather by lowering expectations for a few years.
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The Sunshine Protection Act made it through the state senate on March 6, but still requires governor Rick Scott's signature.
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Getting acne again in adulthood — or for the first time, if you made it through adolescence unscathed — feels especially unfair.
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Unlike Lynch, who faced a divided Senate for confirmation, Yates made it through her Senate grilling with wide, bipartisan support.
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So as a result, there aren't a lot of websites from 21994 that made it through to the present day.
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Only 51% of the mindfulness group and 57% of the cognitive behavioral therapy group even made it through six sessions.
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Call it dumb luck or the divine power of love—but somehow, miraculously, he made it through the treacherous pass.
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We've nearly made it through what has been, by any measure, a monstrous kick-in-the-crotch of a year.
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He made it through five innings on Monday in Minnesota but surrendered five runs on six hits and four walks.
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First, we had two guests on the show, and, also, we only made it through two and a half topics.
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All eight spellers that remained after 17 rounds made it through the next three, meaning all tied for the win.
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" The 5-minute video opens with a campaign staffer asking if the Cruz camp made it "through this without regrets.
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Allyson Felix made it through her 200-meter semifinal and will be in the eight-woman final on Sunday. (AP)
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He made it through the first 13 pitches, out of 32, then stopped on Wednesday for a day of rest.
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A Trump representative blamed a redesign, but bank lobbyists are not so sure - other content made it through the redesign.
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A few days before my college graduation, I bragged that I had made it through college without an allergic reaction.
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But the bus made it through the night uneventfully, picking up speed as it crossed Venezuela from east to west.
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A Trump spokesperson blamed a redesign, but bank lobbyists are not so sure - other content made it through the redesign.
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"I've never seen it so packed," remarked one guest as he made it through the hotel's lobby to the bar.
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And after that year I thought, Well, I made it through all 16 games again, I'll just rehab it again.
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There was something about the sea stars that made it through that allowed them, and not their neighbors, to survive.
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The Minors made it through the treacherous waters of junior tennis and college tennis and have always kept the class.
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"The wrapping was so impressive that it actually made it through the security checks" at the airport, Mr. Hinzpeter wrote.
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I'm grateful that we made it through because you're surrounded by so many people who don't get to go home.
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We made it through the 2019 awards season, and its closing ceremony at the 92nd Academy Awards was beyond eventful.
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After Shapovalov made it through qualifying matches, Alafriz and Soriano made the seven-and-a-half-hour drive from Toronto.
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" She adds: "It's how I made it through, and what's important to me in life, and how I found that.
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She made it through a year, all of the "milestone days" had passed and something began to revive within her.
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On January 14, she made it through O'Hare security and onto a flight bound for Heathrow Airport, Chicago Police said.
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The Mariners made it through the eighth with relievers Steve Cishek, Marc Rzepczynski and Nick Vincent each getting one out.
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After a difficult pregnancy, both mom and baby made it through, but the infant arrived premature at only 26 weeks.
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The 19653 deal, which would have circumvented the statehood process, made it through the Senate but died in the House.
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Hernandez (11-3) made it through 7 1/3 innings, allowing three runs off seven hits while striking out nine.
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As for my son's health, he made it through that first year without any earaches or bouts of stomach flu.
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There's clearly room on TV for mediocre Star Trek — after all, Star Trek: Enterprise somehow made it through four full seasons.
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We made it through my senior year with a lot of texting, visits, and the occasional drunk cry on my part.
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She almost made it through, but she just missed the very last (and hardest) step — assuming full control by winging it.
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Thankfully, Katy P., named by shelter workers for "Fireworks" singer Katy Perry, made it through emergency surgery at Phillips Animal Hospital.
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"I look at all of them and I [think], 'We made it through the rain,' as Barry [Manilow] says," she quips.
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He made it through the University of Pennsylvania, so he was exposed to a quality education, but he's still an idiot.
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For clarity, I'm going to move character by character, marking how each member of Winchester's community made it through the season.
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It is also the reason why two assisted-dying bills have not made it through Parliament in Britain in recent years.
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Telescoped here is a sense both of distilled experience and of pride: the poet has made it through, at a cost.
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But there's one thing I can't fully grasp with the device and how it made it through product testing: the kickstand.
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Milo made it through the operation without incident and is now on the mend with help from a bright pink splint.
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Toro Rosso's Anglo-Thai debutant Alexander Albon made it through Q1 to secure 13th on the grid in an encouraging start.
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The company had updated its advertising policies, but despite those updates, discriminatory ads still made it through the company's review process.
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For everyone involved, the joy of winning was eclipsed by the relief they felt at finally realizing they made it through.
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He made it through [the] University of Pennsylvania, so he was exposed to a quality education, but he's still an idiot.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Britain's Dan Evans and Kyle Edmund made it through to the second round of the Barcelona Open on Monday.
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Cathy said of her family, "We made it through a lot of things, and we're going to make it through this."
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Although she had only made it through the first section there were so many layers of plastic wrap in my hair.
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Some measures, like the Firearm Owners' Protection Act of 25 and the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, still made it through.
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She made it through security without problems the first few flights, until one trip she was stopped in the security line.
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"The truth is," she said, "those of us who have made it through — you become impervious to it in some way."
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Leathern said in a post that advertisers not complying would be banned until they made it through the company's verification process.
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Eventually we made it through, and we didn't even make one bad joke that mentioned "Yellow" by Coldplay along the way.
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Has anyone ever made it through more than two episodes of FNL without being reduced to a watery blob of sobs?
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In 2015, Hess made it through the first round of NBC's "America's Got Talent" after cuddling onstage with host Nick Cannon.
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Neil Gorsuch, President Trump's choice for the Supreme Court, made it through his first day of confirmation hearings without a scratch.
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He was given only a 25 percent chance of surviving but made it through with a series of successful skin grafts.
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Lleyton made it through to the first round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Fernando Gonzalez for the second time.
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Lleyton made it through to the fourth round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Roger Federer for the second time.
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Lleyton made it through to the fourth round of the tournament, and was eliminated by Novak Djokovic for the second time.
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Still, Heimlich said he was optimistic about air travel given how "smoothly" airlines have made it through the summer travel period.
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But they made it through, and the equipment, stowed in wood crates on the top desk, survived a strafing run intact.
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I barely made it through two straight minutes before I started to feel my mind creeping near the edges of sanity.
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"When he made it through that seventh round, I had a feeling he was going to get this guy," DiBella said.
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We have made it through the first (very cold) month of 2018 — and a year of Donald J. Trump's Presidency. Hooray.
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While censors were quick to remove posts on WeChat Moments, similar to a Facebook feed, some made it through the filter.
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The experiment wasn't always easy, but I made it through, and it wasn't as hard as I feared it would be.
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You made it through the dreariest days of winter and things are only going to get warmer and sunnier from there.
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After you've made it through the fair, handed out your resume and talked about your experience, you'll need to follow-up.
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"We made it through the email thing, but I don't think we made it out completely unscathed," said one Clinton ally.
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If someone has made it through a Udacity course, he said, it is a sign that person is a self-starter.
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Mr. Darweesh's wife and children made it through passport control and customs, but agents of Customs and Border Protection detained him.
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But on his fifth and last possible attempt, he made it through, surely leaving him Atlanta's best-trained rookie cop ever.
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Tillerson made it through a cloture vote, 56-43, which kicks off up to 30 hours of debate over his confirmation.
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Some of them never made it through their confirmation hearings, derailed on the basis of things they had written years prior.
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You've made it through candidates jumping in, jumping out, jumping at any chance to crack four percent in a national poll.
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The Blue Jays and the Orioles, the teams that made it through to the one-game playoff, were both 89-73.
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I was close to finishing my Ph.D., and I'd made it through almost the entire process of entering the Foreign Service.
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NeNe Leakes is celebrating an important milestone in her husband's battle with cancer ... he's made it through 6 months of chemo!!!
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I promised myself that if I made it through, that I would no longer try to escape the moments of my life.
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She made it through several rounds in Seasons 9 and 11, with some of the auditions not even making it to broadcast.
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I guess they would look at someone who has gone through, somebody who's made it through here before would have a chance.
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While some bloggers possessing unbelievably high pain thresholds have made it through the experience relatively unscathed, others haven't been quite so lucky.
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The Birds made it through the playoffs and dominated the defending champs in Minneapolis, earning their first NFL championship in franchise history.
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Curiosity made it through, but the solar-powered Opportunity has remained silent ever since the thick dust sent it into hibernation mode.
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After weeks of pretty dedicating watching, I finally made it through Mad Men and understand what everyone was raving about for years.
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But Cappon didn't want to be accommodated: She made it through her whole senior year without missing a single class or assignment.
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A version of the legislation made it through Congress in 2003 but was nixed when a new governor took office in 2005.
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Believe me, trying to hold that broom and drum at the same time was not that easy, but we made it through.
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Or are the handful of hosts who made it through the door the only ones who can enjoy the fruits of freedom?
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This leashed robot, named Ludobi, made it through the slaloms without hitting any obstacles, but had its human creators trotting after it.
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I made it through 10 books, which led me to increase my initial goal of 75 to the ultimate goal of 100.
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His teammates made some good plays on defense, and Gray worked out of a few jams and made it through seven innings.
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Many top miners said they have made it through the worst of a draining effort to slash costs and bloated debt loads.
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Just after the legislation made it through the House, Boeing announced it would drop $300 million on charitable and "employee-related" investments.
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In 1942, the Australian heartthrob was accused of raping two underage girls, though he made it through the legal system largely unscathed.
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Only world number two Justin Thomas, seeded second, and Masters champion Sergio Garcia (7) made it through the cut throat group stage.
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I got help, and made it through, and every day since has been the best gift I could ever have asked for.
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THE PUREST THING IN THE WORLD Would we have made it through 2018 without the ridiculously wholesome joy that is Queer Eye?
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One of the women talked about the very first time she went and made it through to Turkey to get to Greece.
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When mom Brandi Benner's daughter, Sophia, made it through a successful month of potty training, she thought she deserved a nice reward.
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It's strange to think I made it through those years unscathed, only to find out in 2013 that I was HIV positive.
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On June 221, however, it seemed like Jackson was getting back on his feet: he made it through a rehearsal performance successfully.
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They made it through to Ghouta eventually and were given just two hours by Syrian authorities to interview witnesses and take samples.
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Whoever made it through the entire presentation would get free prophylactics and a copy of They Live on VHS Home Video Cassette.
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Daring blockade runners usually made it through Union naval blockades meant to prevent them from bringing vital war goods to Southern ports.
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I made it through five of the eight best picture nominees, plus another five features that show up elsewhere in the list.
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We hope Gracie made it through the night without having to utilize the towel, and there was plenty of Pepto-Bismol nearby.
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"If I had time to sit and think about it, I probably wouldn't have made it through that time," Ms. Harmon said.
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If you made it through that second clip of the Texas Hammer yelling, you're more committed to the 6 God than I.
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I "know females who could have made it through IOC but chose not to because of the culture," said the former instructor.
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I barely made it through the second episode of "Mississippi" and had to bail — not because I didn't think it was good.
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Had the bill made it through the Senate, the president likely would have vetoed the measure, and a veto override seems unlikely.
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Connolly said he was surprised the call made it through to Trump and the President returned it, especially on Air Force One.
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I played a few rounds of Mortal Kombat 11 without a problem, and I made it through another Destiny 2 campaign mission.
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Lleyton made it through to the first round of the tournament, and was eliminated by David Nalbandian after a five hour match.
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Today, having made it through the darkness, King hopes to share her story on her new album, Shake the Spirit (out Friday).
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Unlike many of my peers, I made it through high school and most of college without ever smoking or even drinking alcohol.
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He took me to an isolated cabin on a mountain and I made it through but scored the moment we arrived home.
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We have officially made it through the Republican and Democratic conventions, and we have two whole months before the first presidential debate.
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Nathan Peterman only made it through two and a half quarters in Game 1 for the Bills before being benched, presumably permanently.
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When John received his final orders to a noncombatant squadron based in San Diego, he thought he had finally made it through.
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None of the 31 anti-vaccine bills passed, while three of the five bills clamping down on vaccine deniers made it through.
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" Said Wright: "When you realize you've made it through the final eight and you're going to go, you just feel so blessed.
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"I'm not sure we would have made it through the zigs and zags if we were in the Valley," Mr. Lane said.
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Which means, congratulations, we've made it through the first trimester of his presidency — but for some reason, my nausea hasn't gone away.
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Michael, 75, was, of course, grateful Cameron, 40, had made it through his incarceration and even more so that he'd emerged sober.
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He made it through the first two stages, but in the middle of the third he got up unsteadily after one tackle.
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He noted that humanitarian aid had still not made it through to people under siege in Aleppo, despite the pause in fighting.
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Turns out, my fears were unfounded, however: I made it through the entire night, and was surprisingly toasty in my sleeping bag.
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Thanks to work-sponsored health care access and a wonderful therapist, I made it through my postpartum depression with my life intact.
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"We were supposed to be on a 100-year flood plain, and we only made it through 17 years," Regina Cobb said.
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RHP Zach Eflin threw six innings on Tuesday, giving the Phillies three straight games in which their starter made it through six innings.
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Just because you made it through the self-tanning process without a stain or streak in sight, doesn't mean your work is done.
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Ten American women made it through, with 10th seed Venus Williams, the five-times champion, in action on Wednesday against China's Qiang Wang.
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My colleague is the only person I know, other than myself, to have made it through the first two seasons of the show.
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I guess the biggest accomplishment is that I made it through 2017, I think we all can give ourselves a hand in that.
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Last Thursday night, the city's Department of Homeless Services honored more than 100 high school graduates who made it through school while homeless.
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The club has security measures in place to try to stop patrons from bringing in guns, but some firearms apparently made it through.
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Its law made it through committees and was signed off by the governor, Jerry Brown, a devout Catholic, despite opposition from Catholic leaders.
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The spokesperson declined to specify whether ads targeted to kids require human review, or how these ads made it through its review process.
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We're told the submissions have already made it through the screening process and were sent out on the first round ballot to voters.
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Wearing glasses and a gray plaid shirt, Hardan told the judge that he made it through 11th grade at a school in Jordan.
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Hammond will postpone making that historic choice in his budget, but arguably May has already made it through her pledge to the NHS.
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Again, I found myself emotional at times but mostly because I made it through long bouts of movement including jumping jacks and burpees.
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I think it's good to hear stories about how we've all made it through and suggestions on how to deal with difficult situations.
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Victoria Jordan and two other classmates made it through 13 years of school without missing one single day, according to Action News Jax.
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Had he made it through 1968 alive, however, he would have ended the 1960s as a controversial, divisive figure for many white Americans.
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Once I made it through the obligatory family camping trips of my youth, I expected to never step foot into a tent again.
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Games were submitted and voted on, and while there were no specific metrics, if the game was popular, it often made it through.
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Seconds after he made it through her wrapping, glitter, and tissue paper, it became clear why this present was such a big deal.
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The customers who made it through that gauntlet were welcomed to their vacation destinations with long sales pitches for expensive local time-shares.
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I'd be lying if I said I made it through all three seasons of Lovesick without at least a prickle in my eyes.
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Congratulations: We've made it through the presidential debate season, and though America's image abroad has taken a beating, we're still standing for now.
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We've already turned off these suggestions, an any ads that made it through, and will work harder to stop this from happening again.
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Twelve men, including No. 18 John Isner of the United States, and 16 women had not even made it through the first round.
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Everyone who made it through that we interviewed asserted that the experience was unequivocally worth it, though, especially for this kind of universe.
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From the point, his shot made it through the maze of skaters in front of the net and past Devils goalie Mackenzie Blackwood.
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But I'm pretty sure that without the tricyclic antidepressants of the 1980s I wouldn't have made it through middle school without inpatient hospitalization.
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In Northern Virginia where he's based he said he's made it through 15 intersections in a row following the car's connected speed advice.
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Without his unwavering support and care for me during such a challenging time, I don't know how I would have made it through.
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Without a strong government we would never have made it through a host of difficult times that confronted the nation over the years.
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That first flight, he was miserable and nauseated, but made it through, and now he's arguably the most famous skywriter in the country.
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Programs offered by companies like Raising the Bar are intended for clients who have made it through college and are seeking help afterward.
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Even now that she knows her father made it through, she still finds herself scrolling Facebook, seeing others look for lost loved ones.
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He also began to learn how his relatives — without power, water or any significant outside help — made it through relying on their neighbors.
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Mr. Gonzales told NBC that 10 employees had stayed on site with the cats and had made it through the storm just fine.
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Dominating the city's hub has ensured that BA made it through tough periods and allowed it to cash in when times were better.
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Lieutenant Feres made it through some of the toughest fighting of World War II, only to be killed in a stateside barracks fire.
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A few hospitals, like my own, are starting clinics specifically for patients who have made it through a long intensive-care-unit stay.
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Tomorrow is February (yes, you made it through January!) and with it comes a slew of new titles our editors are excited about.
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Of those Democratic candidates, 511 have made it through their primaries and are on general election ballots, according to data from the group.
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When President Clinton was impeached, judiciary passed four articles of impeachment, but only two made it through the full House onto the Senate.
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Anthony's teammates almost made it through without him and the starting guard Courtney Lee, who did not play because of an injured wrist.
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We've made it through Round 2 and Round 3, and lost some good (and by "good," we mean "bad") challengers along the way.
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With traffic in front of the net, McDonagh's long shot from the point made it through for his first goal of the year.
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Somehow, we made it through a divisive election season and an agonizing number of celebrity deaths (not to mention catastrophes around the world).
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Each of them represented someone who had made it through addiction, thanks to the help of a recovery model just like this one.
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This 1928 Bentley 4 1/3003-Liter Le Mans Sports "Bobtail", with bodywork by Vanden Plas, has obviously made it through Le Mans—twice.
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This 213 Bentley 353 235/2000-Liter Le Mans Sports "Bobtail", with bodywork by Vanden Plas, has obviously made it through Le Mans—twice.
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The final four American Idol contestants all got to visit their hometowns this week, but only three made it through America's vote on Thursday.
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That's an impressive haul, and one that (if he made it through November) would qualify the Libertarian Party for federal election funding in 232.
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The 2,500 writers who made it through the tortuous legal process will start receiving their pieces of a settlement totaling $0003 million this week.
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From wardrobe malfunctions to weather disasters, these former brides and grooms made it through wedding misfortunes and lived to tell the tales — together. 1.
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How have we made it through 11 episodes with nary a single reference to the "warm smell of colitas, rising up through the air"?
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He made it through the five innings necessary to earn the win, allowing four runs on five hits and two walks, with four strikeouts.
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"If I would have went home that day, I don't think I would have made it through the night," Howard told the news outlet.
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Mortimer made it through the procedure without issue, but his primary veterinarian, Dr. Doug Brum, says the situation could've easily become a close call.
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After all, she had already made it through security, and airlines do not deter terrorism by making sure everyone is on the right plane.
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This just seems to be Shake Shack saying, "hey, you made it through 2018, good job," which is a sentiment we can get behind.
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"I don't like the fact that my bill hasn't made it through the legislature in the two times that I've tried it," said Bloom.
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That such a clearly impractical and politically no-win scheme made it through the Democratic policy machine might seem amazing; but it did not.
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Viall made it through last night's eliminations, so we may live to see another Nick & Vanessa 4-EVA routine on the dance floor yet.
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Both the candidates that made it through to the run-off had taken aim at the government over its handling of the migrant crisis.
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It was the fourth no-decision during the drought for Norris, who has made it through six innings just one time in that span.
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Since then, he's made it through just one other whole season as a starter, averaging 9.2 starts per year over his nine-year career.
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RHP Matt Garza was activated off the DL and made it through five innings Wednesday night to earn his third win of the year.
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We have made it through multiple funding rounds, grown to a staff of more than 30 and are getting ready to double our staff.
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Last year, retailers strongly backed a data breach bill from the House Energy and Commerce Committee that almost made it through the lower chamber.
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A number of retailers have made it through bankruptcy, only to go out of businesses after filing for bankruptcy again in relatively short order.
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Yohan Blake of Jamaica also made it through, as did Christophe Lemaitre of France and Marvin Bracy and Trayvon Bromell of the United States.
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Speaking out the hard truth about a community I so loved was no easy task, but I was glad that I made it through.
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He made it through 20 starts in 222 before an injury shelved him, and Tommy John surgery came calling in the spring of 21.
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Although he made it through high school and into a solid university program, he flunked out in his second year while battling the bottle.
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They're something closer to helpless onlookers, adults who may themselves once have been young and wild, but who moved on, who made it through.
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The family connection surely did not hurt in making the final cut among the 140 candidates who made it through the initial vetting process.
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Retailers last year offered their support to a competing bill from the Energy and Commerce Committee that almost made it through the lower chamber.
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Ms. Batey, whose 4-month-old son, George, was asleep in his car seat, made it through Mr. Buttigieg's event without having to flee.
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A third-round pick by the Saints in 2013, Armstead has never made it through a 16-game season without missing time to injuries.
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In minor news with major future implications, Mischa arrived in New York, having made it through a Yugoslavian checkpoint by hiding behind a refrigerator.
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He barely made it through the Abner Read's final battle, during which he was manning a gun that fired on the incoming dive bomber.
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If they made it through the fifth session without deciding to divorce, each would have to learn how to let go of their anger.
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Dressed in black with faces darkened by burned cork, he and five other Army cadets made it through two fences topped with barbed wire.
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I remember the feeling of victory when I made it through that day, and then the next, and all the hard days after that.
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One night, his own "good chance" came: He stowed away in a truck and made it through to Birmingham, England, where he claimed asylum.
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Americans and Russians made it through the Cold War because of rational leadership, restraint, policies that increased predictability and transparency and a lot of luck.
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I lay in bed, hit my Pax (because it's Friday/made it through 22 meetings/lasted five on the road) and watch Nathan For You.
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This "one and done" test was so rigorous that only about 10 percent of candidates made it through the trial run, according to Yahoo Finance.
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And even if all of those controversial changes made it through, they might not be enough to pay for all the cuts that Republicans want.
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I saw my sense of disembodiment and disgust with body play out to its most horrifying extent, and made it through to the other side.
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You made it through another month (and another week, which is honestly still a good feat) and we'd say that's reason enough to treat yourself.
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And everyone would talk and laugh and rejoice about the fact that they made it through another day in the middle of a war zone.
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Eight League of Legends teams have made it through the group stage of Worlds 2016, and North America is down to its final hope: Cloud9.
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On Monday night, we finally made it through hometowns dates on Rachel Lindsay's Bachelorette journey — and they were every bit as entertaining as we'd hoped.
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In his loss to Cleveland on Thursday, Hill threw 105 pitches but only made it through four innings, giving up seven runs and eight hits.
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"That was the most difficult time in our family's life," they wrote, adding, "but by God's grace Josie and our whole family made it through!"
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Although the car struggled to understand where it was on the road a few times, it made it through the snow storm in one piece.
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The problem is that, eventually, we may not know what products and services we missed out on because they never made it through the mess.
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In his five starts, De La Rosa has pitched just 20 1/3 innings and has not made it through five innings in four outings.
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She made it through two hours of the broadcast in her dress before her co-anchor handed her the sweater during the 8 a.m. hour.
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Normally this would be caught by our monitoring and not making it into our published data, but the issue somehow made it through our checks.
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The stupidly hot couple's been married for more than 7 years now, so they obviously made it through that 7-year-itch thing, just fine.
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Some of the videos that made it through included images of serial killer Harold Shipman, accused sexual predator Rolf Harris, and sex offender Jimmy Savile.
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I easily made it through a day and half and sometimes almost two days while doing all the things I'd normally do on my iPhone.
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On my menu this weekend was:Homemade BibimbapSour Cream PancakesRoasted Chicken (again)Gwenyth Paltrow's Lamb TagineTonight's meal: Shepherd's Pie Zoe: I made it through the weekend!
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Tess Holliday has nearly made it through a month that has left her "exhausted" from dealing with body shaming comments from all over the world.
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A diamond ring that made it through a fire nearly six decades ago is a survivor once again in the wake of the Getty Fire.
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This is actually, the New Kids on the Block tour was the first tour I've ever made it through without ruining it (laughs) getting sick.
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Most major league pitchers are tough enough to handle big league pressure, or they never would have made it through the thicket of the minors.
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I'm no longer a teenager and I ask myself all the time how I made it through the abuse and the awful period that followed.
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Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan made it through their first week of shows after last week's drama, spurred by the surprise announcement of Strahan's departure.
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However, unreimbursed moving expenses for military members made it through as an exclusion, even though civilians can no longer claim these expenses as a deduction.
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Countryman and overnight leader Talor Gooch made it through 14 holes and was one stroke off the lead when play was called due to darkness.
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Two Ugandans who were imprisoned and tortured for their sexual orientation also made it through, one to Columbus, Ohio, and the other to Oakland, Calif.
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I also made note of a few things I did pack that I couldn&apost have made it through without, like shower-friendly flip flops.
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But there was still soap in there…And just to think, a soap container made it through that accident where everybody on board passed away.
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Garry Shandling made the 911 call himself, telling the dispatcher he was experiencing a severe medical emergency ... but he never made it through the call.
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Publishers were clamoring for a Gotti tell-all by the time her father's funeral procession made it through Queens, from Ozone Park to Howard Beach.
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I'm glad I've made it through this process, which was tough, and hopefully we can get this worked out between players and owners moving forward.
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At the very least, he made it through seven innings for the first time in a month, and the just the fourth time all season.
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Forbort scored his first of the season at 2:48 of the third, on a wrist shot from the point that made it through several players.
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It was a harrowing afternoon and night, but the ship made it through, and miraculously only a handful of passengers were injured, none of them seriously.
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And he has offered dithering Democrats a dangling thread for his unraveling even before all of his Cabinet nominees have made it through their Senate confirmation.
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The Texas native made it through the first four innings with one run allowed before serving up a grand slam to Colby Rasmus in the loss.
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Shortly after a 256-on-221 opportunity came to an end, Eichel's long shot from the point made it through traffic to make it 93-29.
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"Only 6 percent of the proposals that NAHB opposed made it through the committee hearings intact," the association wrote to its members after meetings in 20183.
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In 2017, journalist Maia Weinstock's "Women of NASA" idea made it through and it became a top-selling product on Amazon within 24 hours of launch.
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And Sara Gael, a 30-year-old integrative therapist based in Boulder, CO, is one of the few who has already made it through the program.
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Anyone who made it through the eighth grade probably remembers how middle school's unique blend of competitiveness and insecurity can breed some pretty toxic friendship dynamics.
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RHP Michael Wacha made it through only one inning in his Saturday start, allowing a three-run home run to Jung Ho Kang before being pulled.
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Five years after leaving the Today show, Ann Curry is revealing how she made it through dark times — and her life away from the morning grind.
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Doctors gave Kaleb, then the length of an iPhone, a 5 percent chance of survival – but against all odds, he made it through that first night.
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Despite a crowded field that threatened to split the party's vote, Democratic candidates in the seven seats it is targeting in the state made it through.
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At Talking Stick Resort Arena the next night, Kerr made it through the game and then delivered postgame comments while standing outside the visiting locker room.
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I made it through 9 books that month, including one of my favorites, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by Mark Haddon.
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Not everyone made it through, though, and that's because of side effects related to the treatment itself: patients are ingesting the very thing they're allergic to.
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I made it through this episode with only one glass of wine, so perhaps Grey's is going to be a bit lighter this season after all.
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You made it through a year that, among its whopping total of 10 planetary retrogrades, featured three Mercury retrogrades that all took place in fire signs.
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" Abby Nierman (@abbyybba) tweeted: "I'm confused as to how the Bob Marley @Snapchat filter made it through all stages of development without someone saying 'um no.
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He'd been nervous about the first live show, but we'd made it through and I thought he'd done a fantastic job – until we saw the scores.
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Having made it through some of the roughest years of my life, I want my jawline to be so cut, I'll look like a fucking superhero.
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Five years after leaving the Today show, Ann Curry is revealing how she made it through dark times — and her life away from the morning grind.
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If any of the four long-range missiles successfully made it through US defense, Mount said, it would be a huge victory for the rogue state.
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Dodgers starter Clayton Kershaw made it through eight innings and allowed just one run despite giving up five hits to the first seven matters he faced.
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One of the riders that made it through mandates that any species that is not reviewed by the FWS every five years will be automatically delisted.
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H&R Block made it through several tough quarters in 2016, after which Cobb came on "Mad Money" and assured Cramer that the company would deliver.
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The George W. Bush administration won trade deals with Colombia, South Korea and Panama, but none made it through Congress before the end of Bush's presidency.
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Roughly another 140 products that made it through the certification were prevented from listing to the site by the quality control team, according to the company.
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The Majids made it through Europe to safety in a tiny settlement, with thoughts of family members who stayed behind and the mother country they left.
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The only way to really know what this journey is like is to hear about it from others who have made it through a similar catastrophe.
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Because the technology and growth of short-term rentals is so new, few if any legal challenges have made it through the process to set precedents.
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"If those allegations are true, you've got to wonder how those individuals made it through the birth canal, because it was bone-deep stupid," he said.
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Her family had made it through Hurricane Katrina, a calamity that happened on a far larger scale, but making comparisons wasn't what was on her mind.
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I made it through to senior year and didn't have any of my credits because I was going from school to school because of foster care.
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And even if all of those controversial changes made it through, they still might not be enough to pay for all the cuts that Republicans want.
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We'd ask for the Avengers to save us, but, well, they'd bring that Hawkeye guy, who inexplicably made it through Avengers: Endgame instead of Black Widow.
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The singers who made it through a traditional audition with Mr. Sharon came to New York for two days of intensive, workshop-like callbacks with her.
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As for how Arya made it through said zombie-plagued hallways in order to save the day, er, night … your guess is as good as mine.
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The other coronavirus vaccines have made it through animal testing before, although they weren't brought to market because of a lack of demand, the company says.
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The 22 runners-up in this year's contest made it through the first three rounds of judging and were selected as top picks by multiple judges.
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Karolina Pliskova, Belinda Bencic and Madison Keys are the other top 10 seeds that have not made it through to the second week of the tournament.
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Eighth seed Dominic Thiem of Austria made it through to the fourth round by beating Mischa Zverev 6-103 6-4 in less than an hour.
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He asked them to write "Death to all Jews," and they did; in his subsequent video, he expressed shock that the request had made it through.
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"I really, really would not have made it through this experience without every single one of you and I'm eternally grateful," she told her co-hosts.
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I feared being uncomfortably cold in my room, but the sleeping bag was surprisingly toasty, and despite not sleeping deeply, I made it through the night.
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"Fittingly, I got the email saying that I'd made it through to the in-person audition one evening after going to trivia night with my roommate."
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The storm landed several trees in our roof, and leaks lasted for years, but most of our possessions and all of our family made it through.
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If you made it through Thanksgiving with your sanity just barely intact, take comfort in knowing that the holiday can be a stressful time for many.
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The Sooners made it through the stretch that included Kansas State, Texas Tech, Kansas and Iowa State without a loss but with plenty of questions remaining.
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Palace made it through, narrowly, in front of 6,000 traveling Grimsby fans, but it did so having made nine changes from its last Premier League game.
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Charles himself only made it through four such seasons, and his breakdown has been disappointing, but that long speed and that quickness—he was great. 3.
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The provision was added to a bipartisan immigration reform bill that passed the Senate that year, but a similar bill never made it through the House.
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Still, for many Rohingya refugees who have made it through mass killings, rapes and other abuse in a military crackdown, the fear of the monsoon is relative.
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During the Obama years, many of the conservative bills that made it through the House never had a shot of being signed by former President Barack Obama.
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It was a sad story, available to those players who made it through to the end, brought to life in a (digital) comic by artist Maré Odomo.
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For one thing, it means our heroes (well, most of them — RIP Theon & Jorah) have made it through the Battle of Winterfell and defeated the Night King.
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If I damaged anything, and she wasn't able to get someone to repair it within a few hours, she might not have made it through the night.
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Some private equity firms that had made it through to the second round will not be invited to submit third-round bids, another of the people said.
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It really starts becoming notable when you get invited in for the first interview, which I think was 120 people for both rounds I made it through.
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Wall Street has almost made it through a "hell week" of stock selling and investors can begin to pick through the rubble, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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We have been on the precipice of war before, just like in this movie, and we made it through by making those alliances, [by] seeking the truth.
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I think he only made it through about four or five songs that night … I have to say night-nights to him before I go on stage.
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Melissa Rivers says she's proud to be a survivor, and to have made it through the immense anger she felt in the wake of her father's suicide.
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"It came down to Courtney's will to survive and the blessings of God that she made it through," Courtney's father, Chris Jackson, of Bloomfield, Iowa, tells PEOPLE.
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We made it through, but only after stopping for a conference call with Tesla engineers to decide whether we should go around or through New York City.
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Around seven potential buyers have made it through the second round of bidding on May 31 that could see Faerch fetch up to €800m, the sources said.
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"I'm a soul survivor, I made it through the fire/ I started with nothing, I've got nothing to lose," Ora croons the chorus in her trademark rasp.
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She walked up on a Saturday morning, saw the sea of anti-choice protesters, and broke down crying as soon as she made it through the door.
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A bill made it through the House, but in the Senate, conservatives in both parties were worried that giving the poor more money would make them shiftless.
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Legislators have offered a number of bills to restrict the CFAA's powers, most recently Aaron's Law in 2013, but so far none have made it through Congress.
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U.S. banks made it through the latest round of stress testing relatively unscathed, setting investors up for news next week of payouts from the industry's biggest names.
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A less far-reaching bill had made it through the Indiana House before more extensive provisions, agreed to in the Senate, were tacked on for final approval.
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President Barack Obama rarely made it through a stay on Martha's Vineyard without having to address reporters: about Arab uprisings, unrest in Missouri or an ISIS attack.
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Reds RH Lisalverto Bonilla (29-20, 22) Anderson has made it through six innings just once in eight starts, which doesn't bode well for an overtaxed bullpen.
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While the rules change has successfully made it through committee, it won't pass the chamber without the backing of at least seven members of the Democratic caucus.
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You probably should have dedicated more time to calculus and less to The O.C. You're lucky you made it through all the high school "road trips" unscathed.
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Four came last Thursday, but he made it through 23.94 236/22 innings in a no-decision, recording his second straight quality start after a rough stretch.
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I live in the Ozarks, where my heart feels comfort when another deer season rolls around because it means we've made it through the hot summer months.
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A dummy named Sammy made it through the London Blitz and was used by Lydia Dreams, the stage name of one Walter Lambert (he performed in drag).
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They made it through tragedy when their twins were born in 2007 at Cedars Sinai, and staffers mistakenly gave the infants a near fatal dose of Heparin.
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While other oddly dressed paradegoers, splattered with paint or covered with oil, made it through, this peg was just too round for the N.Y.P.D.'s square hole.
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Just because we made it through the midterms without a significant impact from disinformation doesn't mean meddlers won't give it another try somewhere else in the world.
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Defense Congress needs to finalize a mammoth defense policy bill, viewed as must-pass legislation that has successfully made it through Congress for almost 60 consecutive years.
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However, once they successfully made it through the logs, they were able to cut open the car within 10 to 15 minutes and safely remove the driver.
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That is reflected in the 40 percent of homeless youth who are L.G.B.T. I may be some $40,000 deep in debt, but I made it through school.
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This means that even companies that made it through the trade wars unscathed might be exposed to lost revenue or business shutdowns because of the virus outbreak.
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Saber rattling that stretches from North Korea to the U.S. and other hot spots could unnerve a market that just made it through a pretty volatile August.
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The Rangers again evened the count, thanks to Kaapo Kakko's long shot that made it through a maze of players at 5:46 of the second period.
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Maeda is 1-0 with a 1.59 ERA in two appearances against Arizona this year, although he has not made it through the sixth inning in either.
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Their voices never made it through the shell blasts and sniper fire, and nearly 100,000 people died before the United States dropped bombs that stopped the carnage.
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Some of Thiel's pals made it through the confirmation process, like Michael Kratsios, the former chief of staff at Thiel Capital, who is now deputy chief technology officer.
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Once he made it through this difficult psychological period, the prerequisites for sitting down and writing this type of music were missing, his ability to improvise seemingly gone.
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A lioness that made it through the battle recently died, and many of the zoo's monkeys, rabbits and other animals died during ISIS' occupation, according to Mosul Eye.
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The mail is screened off site so it is unclear if this package was delivered some other way or if it made it through screening, said one official.
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There were, of course, a few Western products that nevertheless made it through to the country but they were very expensive compared to the salaries of the time.
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"I have no idea how I made it through," Herrick said, but by the time he had to decide whether to file an appeal, he had little hesitation.
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He's an outspoken economic populist like Brown, and his bill allowing tariffs against China if it doesn't cease currency manipulation made it through the House back in 2010.
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A letter exclusively obtained by a San Francisco news station suggests they made it through the choppy waters, and went on to live freely despite being presumed dead.
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The quintet of survivors matches the best performance by British players at Flushing Meadows since 1987, when four women and one man made it through the first round.
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People clamored and pressed, but once you'd made it through the thick knot of human you were at the table faced with a laptop that feels immediately familiar.
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How We Scored Each drop was worth a maximum of 5 points; if a phone made it through all of the rounds unscathed, it would earn 35 points.
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Without the support of his family, Da'Quon Beaver doesn't know how he would have made it through the seven years he spent behind bars, beginning at age 14.
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I'm proud to have worked in an Obama White House that made it through eight years without the kind of ethics scandals that now seem to arise daily.
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I generally only made it through the first half or so — until a family member woke up — and, the next day, I'd rewind the movie to its beginning.
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Three fishing boats were in the bay at the time; two made it through the event safely but the third, with two people onboard, was never seen again.
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Frye Veronica Short Slouchy Boot, available at Zappos, $197.90This pair of booties has made it through more than five Northeast winters, so I'm confident saying they're really durable.
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Anyone walking around Midtown Manhattan can see the toll: The bundled-up woman in the West 30s, her campsite covered with plastic, has made it through the winter.
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Though the judges were mixed on his two performances, he made it through to the next round and will be part of the live performances starting April 21.
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Washington starter Jeremy Hellickson (22-3933), who pitched part of 2393 with the Orioles, returned after blister issues in his previous start and made it through five innings.
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Gray would have made it through the sixth as well had Gregorius not thrown away an easy forceout at second, allowing the Oriioles to score, ending Gray's day.
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The trial is now underway, but the debate is far from over, both figuratively and literally: Hughes only partially made it through his line of questioning with Fitzsimmons.
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Two years ago, Tsitsipas made it through qualifying at Roland Garros only to lose in the first round of the main draw to 6-foot-11 Ivo Karlovic.
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Greece said on Thursday it had repulsed nearly 35,000 migrants trying to cross from Turkey in the past week and plans to deport hundreds who made it through.
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" Defense policy: "Congress needs to finalize a mammoth defense policy bill, viewed as must-pass legislation that has successfully made it through Congress for almost 60 consecutive years.
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The lens did not waver as stewards raced to tackle the interlopers; it did not flicker as one ducked and wove and made it through the impromptu cordon.
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James Paxton made it through two outs in the sixth and had the right-handed Robinson Chirinos coming to the plate with Tommy Kahnle warming in the bullpen.
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Improbable as it seems, all 7.3 billion souls alive today most likely descend from as few as 600 lucky souls who made it through those ancient genetic bottlenecks.
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There were shades of gray, of course; a huge seven-volume series would have to have nuance (which is why Draco Malfoy made it through to the end).
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During the Obama years, most immigrant rights organizations focused on big, idealistic legislation: the Dream Act and comprehensive immigration reform, neither of which ever made it through Congress.
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The Galveston Hurricane of 1900 and the Eastern Seaboard Heatwave of 1911 both saw significant loss of life, but also the survival of those who made it through.
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But even if the entire current crop of high school students made it through college, many states would fall short of the number of college graduates they need.
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"It does come out of a web culture that made it, through its meaning, available to a very broad subculture, a very large number of people," Adams said.
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In fact, they thought they had already made it through the rigorous vetting procedure and, after years of waiting, were on the verge of having their hopes realized.
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Since 2016, NSW officials said, seven women have received SWCC contracts, although none have yet made it through the full training pipeline and joined a small-boat unit.
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Private equity firms Bain Capital, Apollo and Platinum have made it through to the final stages of the auction along with a fourth undisclosed bidder, the sources said.
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The New York bound passenger might even have made it through the checkpoint at Puerto Rico's international airport had it not been for a sharp-eyed T.S.A. officer.
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And that was sort of not very good, and I think without the internet I will honestly say I'm not sure I would have made it through that.
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Brewers starter Jhoulys Chacin, who hasn't made it through the sixth inning in any of his three starts, permitted five hits and three runs in 4 2/3 innings.
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When Jimmy Kimmel challenged Hillary Clinton to read Donald Trump quotes with a straight face during his Monday night show, she made it through several without cracking a smile.
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So there&aposs lots of ways that it made it through, so what we are rally asking for, though, is for these 34.993 people to be interviewed in public.
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"Had this individual made it through the doorway of Ned Peppers with that level of weaponry, there would have been catastrophic injuries and a loss of life," Biehl said.
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President Donald Trump — who has faced several charges of anti-Semitism in the past — almost made it through the Holocaust Memorial Museum's Days of Remembrance ceremony without controversy. Almost.
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He pointed to the recent signings of a trade deal with China and the USMCA, a renegotiated version of NAFTA that made it through Congress with significant Democratic support.
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Those who made it through Suicide Squad may have assumed that Harley Quinn was the lead; in fact, she speaks half as many words as lesser character Rick Flag.
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Price is the seventh of Trump's 15 nominees for the main Cabinet departments that have made it through Congress so far, so we haven't even made it halfway yet.
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The three teams that made it through include a team from MIT, one from Delft University, and one from WARR, a student group from the Technical University of Munich.
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He made it through an entire speech about Islam without saying "radical Islamic terrorism," a phrase that he likes to just say when discussing any topic under the sun.
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All the candidates in the state endorsed by Emily's List, a Democratic organisation that backs pro-choice female candidates, either won or made it through to a run-off.
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But while Kardashian-Jenner matriarch/KUWTK executive producer Kris Jenner has seen more of the scene shown in the trailer, she still hasn't made it through the whole thing.
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I'm so glad we've made it through the first two eliminations, but the competition is getting tougher and tougher and I know we need to get our scores up.
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Betterment, for example, has used it to interview more than 50 engineering candidates and found that 86% of the candidates that made it through the process were "strong candidates."
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And while the anti-EU Le Pen looked likely to have made it through to the second round, polls have consistently shown Macron will beat her in the runoff.
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The four original founders of Box, one of those companies that made it through that long journey, talked about their experience in a panel discussion this week at BoxWorks.
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"They are the future for this team," McLaren principal Andreas Seidl told reporters at the team's Woking factory, adding that Norris had successfully made it through his 'probation time'.
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The sophistication of that explosive device concerned officials, a source close to the investigation told CNN, as it made it through airport luggage scanners undetected, disguised as a laptop.
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The school kicked out 210% of the students in the Ph.D. program and out of the nine students they took in my year, only four students made it through.
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"They've made it through something like this, so they feel now like really, their commitment is stronger than ever and they're coming out the other side," the source says.
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The last time three players reached their first semi-final at the season-ending championships was in 2008 when Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and Gilles Simon made it through.
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There was one part that kept tripping me up, but when we got to that moment in the performance and we made it through, I knew we were solid.
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The bill that narrowly made it through the Senate last week is expected to scrap many exemptions and reduce the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent.
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Trump endorsed her in 2018 only after she made it through a three-way primary in mid-August, one of the latest primaries of the year (The Arizona Republic).
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Born from the wild early days of the Detroit car business, "The General" made it through the Great Depression and rose to become the model of an American corporation.
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With Washington's Karl Alzner off for tripping, Yandle fired a high wrister from the blue line that made it through a screen and into the net at 16:37.
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But since we've now made it through the first week of the open market, let's take this opportunity to do a quick summary of some of the major moves.
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Still, a $500,000 bonus that Sabathia stood to land had he made it through seven innings on Thursday is not exactly pocket change — even for someone with voluminous pockets.
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After the 215th round, Jacques Bailly, the event's pronouncer, announced that any of the eight remaining contestants who made it through three more words would share in the prize.
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Both of those pitchers were removed after the third home run, but Kennedy weathered the barrage and made it through four innings, blanking the Brewers for the last two.
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As more friends have kids, this stream of information gets steadily replaced by reports from the other side: women who have made it through the gantlet and reported back.
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First and foremost, I would like anyone who has made it through this journey with me to understand that I know this show isn't meant to be taken seriously.
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"August 1st will be five years, and we've had multiple volatility shocks, we've gone through different market regimes this year, and we've made it through it all," McMurtrie concluded.
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Benczkowski narrowly made it through his Senate confirmation after Democrats raised questions about his previous work at a law firm representing Alfa Bank, a major Moscow-based financial institution.
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Karoui is one of two candidates who made it through the first round of a presidential election last month to reach a runoff vote to be held next Sunday.
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Once you've somehow made it through your family Thanksgiving, consider putting on this 2003 dramedy from Peter Hedges in order to appreciate how much worse it could have been.
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The contestants had to wait backstage to find out if they had made it through the next elimination round, which the audience watched from a screen above the stage.
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Private equity firms Bain Capital, Apollo and Platinum have made it through to the final stages of the auction along with a fourth, undisclosed, bidder, sources had told Reuters.
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Trump, a man not known for his restraint or his thoughtfulness on social media, nevertheless made it through the entire hearing Thursday without uttering a single word on Twitter.
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Trump would never have made it through the convention horse-trading that used to drive nominations; Moore would never have survived a process that required support from party officials.
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RHP Rob Whalen might not have made it through the first inning if Red Sox DH Hanley Ramirez had not been thrown out at the plate for the final out.
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Though she made it through the first rose ceremony last week, Sandoz was sent home last night without so much as a second rose ceremony to make it awkward-official.
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Some nights we had to sleep in the clinic with her to make sure she made it through the night, despite her harrowing beginning she was always jovial and spritely.
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The skill will keep a tally of how far you've made it through the story and how many endings you've discovered, encouraging you to go through it again and again.
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By now you probably made it through a few rotations of your winter wardrobe and may be ready to retire the tights and shake up your well-worn sweater collection.
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That vulnerability might be what makes Kate and Toby's relationship strong enough to survive this loss, just as Kate's parents made it through the loss of their third triplet, Kyle.
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I was worried they'd end up censoring a bunch of the movie, but it seems like most of the film made it through, with just a couple of blurred butts.
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Jews who made it through the horror were the ones with the moral authority to teach young Germans about the perils of anti-Semitism and the crimes of their forefathers.
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The ark itself -- a 510-foot wooden ship modeled after the biblical ark -- made it through the rain just fine, a representative for Ark Encounter in Williamstown, Kentucky, told CNN.
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Democrats excited In the last hundred years, only two presidents -- George W. Bush and Franklin Roosevelt -- made it through their first midterm elections in office gaining seats in the House.
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The 23-year-old Dominican is averaging fewer than five innings per start, but he has made it through at least six frames in three of his last four outings.
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Donald Trump would never have made it through the convention horse-trading that used to drive nominations; he would never have survived a process that required support from party officials.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) made it through his entire presidential campaign without completing a routine requirement of those seeking the office — filing a personal financial disclosure with the federal government.
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It has also raised the question of how the pricey public building, nearly two decades in the works, made it through the lengthy planning process without more consideration for accessibility.
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In September 2014, a man who climbed over the fence on the north lawn eluded officers and made it through the front door of the White House before being apprehended.
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The first star: This photo of Matt Duchene - The Avalanche somehow made it through the summer without trading their disgruntled forward, and there was talk he would report to camp.
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A second attempt made it through the woods but ended up in the rough, forcing a tricky chip shot that I shanked, and a lengthy putt I missed by millimeters.
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Trump's second nominee, who was confirmed Saturday amid controversy surrounding allegations of sexual misconduct, made it through his first oral arguments Tuesday without any interruptions from protesters inside the courtroom.
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Seventy-seven years later, the ease with which Williams made it through to her ninth Wimbledon final once again raised the question of whether the women deserved equal prize-money.
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They were right: Officer Blair did not discover them missing until hours after they had made it through the tunnels under the prison and climbed out a manhole to freedom.
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I made it through each exam as best I could (naturally, not very well) and didn't talk about my discomfort until the next time I needed to schedule an appointment.
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Because if you stay in the business and you reach a certain age, which I have by simply still breathing, you are now a legend — because you made it through.
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That said, it's not that surprising he wants to step down; he barely made it through the 2018 midterm elections, beating Democrat Gina Ortiz Jones by less than 1,000 votes.
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More than 1,600 African-American women took out an ad in the New York Times after their shock and anger that he had made it through the confirmation process successfully.
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I asked Mr. Doss what his clients, refugees who have made it through, feel about arriving in a country run by people who do not seem to want them here.
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Twenty percent made it through, and two of those hatched, proving that it was possible for birds that consumed stick insects to drop their eggs like seeds to new locations.
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The provision made it through the latest version of the bill, which has a range of measures, including a one-time payment to households and additional flexibility on retirement savings.
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De los Angeles had not yet fully grasped the grave threat; she comforted herself with the thought that her mother had made it through flu outbreaks at the center before.
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De los Angeles had not yet fully grasped the grave threat; she comforted herself with the thought that her mother had made it through flu outbreaks at the center before.
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Unlike the Gondwana-era Wollemi pine trees, which made it through the fires thanks to a widely publicized rescue effort, the fate of the nightcap oak has attracted little notice.
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The Tigers made it through camp with their big names who have been bitten by injuries – Miguel Cabrera, Victor Martinez and Anibal Sanchez – healthy and ready for the opener. 3.
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And the potential exposure from Urgent/11 will likely take years to decline—after all, these bugs have already made it through nearly two decades, an eternity in tech time.
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The three-day sell-off that started last Thursday came and went, and Jim Cramer had some post-pullback advice to share with investors who made it through the pain.
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Her daughter made it through one decompressive craniectomy, a surgical procedure to remove a portion of the skull and alleviate pressure, her mom said, but was still in critical condition.
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The demo ends with the same moment depicted in the latest trailer: After Ellie's made it through being hunted by the Wolves in Seattle, Joel steps out from the shadows.
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Cubs veteran left-hander Jon Lester (17-33) made it through the fifth inning and got the win, tying Max Scherzer of the Washington Nationals for the NL lead in victories.
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A 22012-year-long study of 280 children in Baltimore by the sociologist Karl Alexander and colleagues, from 1982 to 2007, found only 4% of poor children made it through college.
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Fantasia finds her peace His friend made it through and judges Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan convinced Hardy to perform and then offered him a golden ticket to Hollywood.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - None of the highly-rated members of the American women's mogul team made it through to Sunday's Olympic final in Pyeongchang, yet the foursome remain positive of future success.
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As someone who never made it through the second season's endless digressions, I've only watched a handful of episodes here and there up to Agent Cooper's visit to the Black Lodge.
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Instagram has always been all or nothing when it comes to boundary-pushing photos and videos: either they made it through the company's censors, or they got removed from the service.
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Two parts of the day showed how much of a challenge Puerto Rican officials still face, even as they generally made it through the day unscathed, sending the president home happy.
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"We'll feel very proud of ourselves that we've made it through ten seasons but, at the same time, it's going to be very sad," Burrell, 50, says of the inevitable end.
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He made it through his four-set match in the first round, and had just battled back to even this match with del Potro at 1-1 before suffering the injury.
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At the cathode end of the cell, oxygen from the air enters and combines with the hydrogen ions that made it through the electrolyte and electrons returning from the electrical circuit.
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Toughness score: 8.5/10 LG X Venture LG&aposs value-priced rugged phone — just $349 — made it through all of the 4-foot drops (wood and concrete) without sustaining any damage.
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We've reached out to Apple to get an idea how it made it through all of the standard safety checks, and to ask whether it will remain in the App Store.
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An 11-year-old boy in Atlanta made it through airport security and nearly boarded a Delta Air Lines plane, all without a boarding pass or ticket, multiple sources have reported.
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Justifying the arduous trip, he not only made it through the qualifying stage but pressed on to reach the last eight, lifting his ranking to 126th in Asia among under-14s.
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The first poll published since both candidates made it through the first round of voting earlier this month showed Kuczynski getting 44 percent of the vote compared to Fujimori's 40 percent.
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We made it through the tangled maze of cars through Queens and the Bronx, finally making it out to the Moodna Viaduct, a large, grassy space suitable for piloting small crafts.
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I wasn't quite able to get the full 12 stated hours on a charge, but I made it through almost two days' worth of standard music listening without having to recharge.
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It's just getting absurd ... Cardi B barely made it through the door for her performance Friday night in Miami .... her dress was so damn big, and of course we know why.
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To his parents' surprise and delight, after a second visit to the sensory room at halftime, Franco made it through the entire game as the Eagles defeated the New York Jets.
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We spoke to people who have already made it through their first year in one piece, about what lessons they would pass on to the incoming flocks of high school students.
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Wennberg scored on the man advantage at 193:51 after a one-timed slapper from Jones that made it through the maze of skaters in front of the besieged Montreal goalie.
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Although I only made it through two bowls, I found that Olive Garden will really give you as much pasta as you want, and they will charge you nothing for it.
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Hoffman gave up a run in each of the first two innings but nothing more as he made it through five innings despite throwing just 43 of 81 pitches for strikes.
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On a personal note, I accidentally left a letter opener in my baggage that somehow made it through security for weeks at several airports before a screener finally spotted it. Oops.
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Ongare, 26, made it through to the Olympics after outboxing Ugandan opponent Catherine Nanziri in the women's flyweight (51 kilogram) division at the Africa Boxing Olympic Qualification tournament in Dakar, Senegal.
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Despite 15 double faults, Jelena Ostapenko, the No. 10 seed, made it through to the third round with a three-set win over Taylor Townsend, 4-6, 6-3, 6-93.
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In the booth, the two developed a quick and easy chemistry—Lu, the serious stats and tactics guy; He, the jokey, casual conversationalist—and made it through the season without complaints.
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In the years since the show's premiere, the trio has made it through catfights, cheating, and more, leading us to believe that the love between the mean girls would last forever.
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I guess you don't pack a tiny Swiss Army knife which got confiscated on my way here at the La Guardia Airport, which had made it through three months of travel.
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Like most people who've made it through medical training—with its early mornings and its long shifts when your friends are partying—I had an established track record of delaying gratification.
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Czech banks made it through the global financial crisis almost a decade ago relatively unscathed and remain highly capitalized but some have cut back dividends in reaction to higher capital requirements.
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The pin, known as the Trident, represents the grit of sailors who made it through some of the toughest training in the Navy, and are given some of the riskiest missions.
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Engvall tallied at 9:37 as his wrist shot from the top of the left faceoff circle made it through a screen and into the upper right corner of the net.
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"Oh no Tyler, don&apost say that out loud," said one contestant who was watching the critiques in a waiting room backstage, having already made it through to the next round.
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They gave the baby a 15-20% chance of surviving her first year and warned Allison that even if her daughter made it through that, she may not survive the toddler years.
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We made it through inbound customs in 20 minutes and headed to the rental car counter only to realize I had made a mistake by booking the reservation for an 8:43a.m.
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He quietly made it through the first rose ceremony, and fans will just have to keep tuning in to learn more about him since his Instagram is off limits as of now.
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There are fears that the eight hours of captured footage was to be used as a blueprint for attacks and that other members have made it through Turkey and to their destinations.
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I don't think I would've made it through the most chaotic year of myself if I was still drinking alcohol, a substance that has only plunged me deeper and deeper into chaos.
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So, according to one line of reasoning, washing those greens at home is pointless: Anything that's already made it through triple-washing is also undoubtedly going to survive your mild kitchen-rinsing.
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All of these statistics begged for solutions, and moms who have made it through what I call The Fifth Trimester were delighted to share their hard-earned, pumped-on-level-10 wisdom.
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I'm not sure how it measured that, but I barely made it through a day, and I noticed battery draining faster (most likely because of the GPS) than on an Apple Watch.
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Now she's made it through the primary, McGrath is betting that her anti-establishment brand will carry her to Washington in an election year that's shaping up to be a Democratic wave.
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The dog reportedly made it through security, but according to a statement from KLM, broke out of her cage during the cargo loading process, disappearing somewhere in the airport's 4,700-acre span.
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Biden, who emerged as the early frontrunner in the race by leading in nearly every survey, made it through half of the two-hour debate without a targeted attack from a rival.
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The ladies of The Real Housewives of New Jersey made it through an epic season filled with explosive battles, bitter feuds and flying cakes — but there's still one surprise heading their way!
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And Sloan made it through the rest of the Ironman 70.3 Arizona and on to a surprising personal record of six hours and 12 minutes, which she credits to her cheering squad.
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Nonetheless, we almost made it through the last week of the quarter with scant volatility but the minefield that is the market was too laden with potential trigger points to escape unscathed.
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" The Gals nearly made it through the whole song, but Fallon couldn't keep a straight face while harmonizing Sir Mix-a-Lot's line, "Stick it out, even white guys got to shout.
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Or we could bemoan the fact that we made it through last year and actually have to live through the funhouse mirror world that we seem to have tripped and fallen into.
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While two years ago a bill to further criminalize sex work almost made it through the Scottish Parliament, this year politicians will be looking at a bill in favour of full decriminalization.
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Barack Obama introduced similar legislation at the end of his presidency, though his proposal, which was much pricier than the $200 million baseline incorporated in Trump's version, never made it through Congress.
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If you made it through the entire first season of 13 Reasons Why, then by now, you know: Bryce Walker is a name that will forever go down in Netflix-binging infamy.
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Then, in 2002, second round turnout jumped dramatically after a low first round when Jean-Marie Le Pen, Marine's father and founder of Front National, made it through to the final runoff.
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"I've been through a lot, but I made it through because I'm strong and because I know that I know I didn't do it, God knows I didn't do it," he said.
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Then Harrison and his younger brother, Christian, made it through qualifying and into to the main draw of the Open, with Christian Harrison losing to Paul-Henri Mathieu in the first round.
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After months of competition, the two best teams in the league had made it through a grueling playoff to meet in Philadelphia with the right to be called champion on the line.
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Scottish Open Scott Hend and Felipe Aguilar made it through blustery conditions and shot three-under 69 to share the first-round lead of the Scottish Open at Castle Stuart in Inverness.
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Ge Li, CEO of Shanghai-based drug research firm WuXi AppTec, said only around a third of drugs approved in the United States have made it through the approval process in China.
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This type of legislation has been introduced in Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Nebraska, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island and Texas, but no laws ever made it through, except in California.
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Ultimately, Jess and I only made it through about two hours of online play before we decided to give up on our Shared Story, and set a date for playing in-person.
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Despite having made it through communism, and the fact that he was now participating in a democratic election with the backing of several opposition parties, Győri was not optimistic about Hungarian politics.
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Sometimes we don't need advice; we just want to know that other people were also once burned, made it through, and are now thriving on the other side of a difficult experience.
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A Holland America cruise stricken with COVID-19 and the sister ship sent to rescue healthy guests have made it through the Panama Canal and are en route to Florida's Port Everglades.
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Eventually, she made it through one of his games by picturing herself as the person her son would see while looking over at her in the stands after making an impressive play.
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Around five bidders had made it through to the second round of bidding due at the end of April, including Australian infrastructure investor Macquarie, the runner-up against KKR, the sources said.
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BC Partners, which bid on its own, has not made it through to the second stage of the auction which is led by Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, according to the sources.
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Josi fired a long wrist shot that made it through the maze of players in front of the net and just inside the near post for his 14th goal to catch Forsberg.
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At least three are currently serving in the administration, and though they'd face a new Senate confirmation if nominated for the AG job, they've at least successfully made it through the process.
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Looks like we made it through another year ... celebrate by looking at these almost identical photos of Barry Manilow and see if you can spot the differences between these two singing shots.
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So I don't know, I'm just proud to be here representing the U.S. and to have made it through to the final and stoked for the guys that made it on the podium.
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Mike Crapo in an attempt to pass an amendment that would prohibit restraints being used on any pregnant women in Department of Homeland Security custody, but the legislation never made it through Congress.
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Michael Flynn made it through the door as national security adviser, but was given the boot by Trump when it became clear that the price of keeping him around would be too high.
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Kan played down the hack, noting that the evening ended without further incident as Greece, Belarus, Serbia, Cyprus, Estonia, Czech Republic, Australia, Iceland, San Marino and Slovenia made it through to Saturday's finals.
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And when I got out of Machine Shop, finally able to breathe again without nightmarish zombies jumping out at me, I was rewarded by feeling like I'd made it through something very dangerous.
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If you've made it through the pitch process and are at the point where an investor has handed you a copy of a term sheet, you have a right to feel pretty excited.
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Leclerc made it through to the final phase before a fuel system problem kept him in the garage and left him lining up 10th on a dire afternoon for the Maranello-based team.
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And once you have made it through the perilous opening stages of the campaign, do you even need to fight the battles personally anymore, since you're generally steamrolling one minor power after another?
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More prominent people covered the speeches; my job was to watch the stage and make sure the famous developer-power broker Robert Moses, who was in his 90s, made it through the meal.
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If you made it through 2017 with these, you might as well see what the beginning of 2018 brings before you jettison them just in case another Scana-style fairy tale comes true.
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When I finally made it through a huge green field and across the week's lone busy road, and then back into a forest, I couldn't find the wooded trail I was looking for.
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Perhaps because of this, some biographers and literary critics have framed the relationship's open nature negatively, as something the couple made it through, rather than as a key element of their love's longevity.
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He made it through (almost) the entire season as a model citizen, played spectacular defense in right field, hit a career-high 28 home runs, and continued to be a bafflingly poor baserunner.
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In the three years of Formula One's esports Pro Series, which has a total prize pot of $500,20203, no women have made it through qualifiers and a breakthrough in 2020 also looks unlikely.
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And his chances of being confirmed appear relatively high, since Mr. Acosta, currently the dean of Florida International University's law school, has made it through the Senate process three times for different roles.
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Ilhan Omar (D-MN) to the 9/11 attacks, President Donald Trump made it through a Tax Day business roundtable in the first-term Congress member home state on Monday without mentioning her.
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