Moved in: 2800,543Moved out: 6,197Net migration: 346 Moved in: 2,423Moved out: 2,033Net migration: 390 Moved in: 0003,965Moved out: 1,392Net migration: 573 Moved in: 4,572Moved out: 3,786Net migration: 786 Moved in: 13,190Moved out: 1,304Net migration: 886 Moved in: 6,014Moved out: 5,114Net migration: 900 Moved in: 7003,369Moved out: 2,863Net migration: 2000,22 Moved in: 2800,2227Moved out: 2000Net migration: 21,1.33 Moved in: 21.3,24Moved out: 2500,809Net migration: 1,920 Moved in: 17,245Moved out: 13,43Net migration: 3,597 As the data shows, California is a top destination for wealthy young people, despite its often exorbitant cost of living.
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I moved in with my auntie — I moved in with family.
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Nailah's youngest child, Jordyn, moved in with her aunt, and her son, Jose, moved in with his father, in Oakland.
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On top of that, a year after I moved in, my fiancé moved in — and he works from home a lot.
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" - Tara, 36 "Stopped paying rent, girlfriend moved in.
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A new couple moved in nearby — Deborah and Tim.
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"It was very different before I moved in, but it was my mom's apartment, so she moved in with her new partner and I moved out from home from my dad," Gerda said.
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Mickelson and Casey were waiting to tee off when clouds moved in quickly moved in, and rain turned into hail that pounded umbrellas, many of them held sideways to account for the wind.
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They moved in with Kim's best friend and her husband.
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In 2012, John moved in, shortly before his father died.
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Elias and his sister moved in with their undocumented father.
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Adams and Hyland officially moved in together earlier this month.
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Winnie Valcancick, 78, said she moved in two months ago.
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When they came back, Ricky and I moved in together.
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Less than a year later, Hutton moved in with Mercury.
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This retinue moved in two different modes: search and chase.
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In October 2016, the journalist and financier moved in together.
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I moved in with my mom when I was 73.
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Archaeologists moved in, hot on the heels of the geochemists.
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How did you two combine styles when you moved in?
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Fifteen years and counting, you'd swear I just moved in.
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I moved in this morning and it wasn't working then.
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I met a girl, and we just moved in together.
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Two months after she moved in, my girlfriend moved out.
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Ethnic cleansing only stopped in Kosovo when NATO moved in.
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They have been trying to adopt since she moved in.
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They moved in at like the end of the summer.
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With American business shut out, other countries have moved in.
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Oil has recently moved in tandem with the equity market.
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With better margins for gasoline, refiners moved in that direction.
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After the wedding, Rocky and the Goddess moved in together.
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Authorities moved in, eventually finding Elizabeth wandering on her own.
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We moved in together not long after we started dating.
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They got engaged and eventually moved in together in Denver.
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Now, Tartick recently moved in with former "Bachelorette" Kaitlyn Bristowe
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Once my husband moved in, that didn't really work anymore.
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Oil futures have recently moved in tandem with equity markets.
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Samsung, Target, Home Depot, IKEA, and others all moved in.
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The country's richest families moved in, at least in name.
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Sure enough, before long bars, cafes and restaurants moved in.
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Carson has moved in a sharply different — but thoughtful — direction.
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Her son moved in to help take care of her.
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At one point, Lee even moved in with Palmer's family.
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That deal clearly never closed, and Volvo moved in instead.
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But instead of Wanna Cry, something else moved in instead.
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Quality and quantity have moved in blips, blocs and waves.
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Emigration has moved in waves over the past 20 years.
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The lawn was eight feet shorter when I moved in.
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The couple paid $1.75 million and moved in last April.
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The couple moved in silence, checking and rechecking their bags.
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They have moved in with Mr. Firmansyah's brother in law.
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And they have not moved in their support for him.
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They didn't know about the problem before they moved in.
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Since 2015, 15,000 refugees have moved in or around Munich.
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That changed after the Great Recession, as investors moved in.
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The exodus hollowed out Ballarò's buildings, and migrants moved in.
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And the Klingon story moved in ways I didn't expect.
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The newlywed couple envisioned their future studios and moved in.
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The United States, meanwhile, has moved in the other direction.
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When we moved in together, he also had another girlfriend.
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I also installed light blocking curtains when I moved in.
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" Sepp Blatter says, "The media moved in to kill me.
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Then there were people that moved in and bought lofts.
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They have moved in with his brother in nearby Methuen.
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When Christiansen moved in, the soil was depleted of nutrients.
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The year he moved in, Tokiwadaira recorded 15 of them.
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She moved in last year, ending her period of homelessness.
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Other tenants moved in temporarily with family members and friends.
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Refugees from other regions were moved in to replace them.
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He moved in with his aunt and attended Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Powerful Mexican drug cartels have moved in to exploit them.
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They whistled and moved in droves behind raw hot dogs.
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Conditt blew himself up last week as police moved in.
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Wedgewood started the eviction process after the group moved in.
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She met Mr. La Cognata's family, moved in with him.
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The boyfriend and I moved in together and got engaged.
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"That's more than it's moved in thirty years," he said.
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Those two worlds have moved in overlapping orbits for decades.
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In color guard, time moved in orderly counts of eight.
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Do you think you've moved in a new direction creatively?
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The student moved in with Ms. Barahona in January 2012.
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"They moved in white like doctors and nurses," Amis wrote.
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They moved in together in Sunnyside, Queens, in summer 2016.
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The Ohs moved in, nine people crammed into two rooms.
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Crude futures and stock indices have recently moved in tandem.
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Euphoria has faded, and disappointment and disillusion have moved in.
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Ariana made it seem like they've already moved in together.
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The players moved in a grand total of eight directions.
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She hasn't even moved in because she's still on tour.
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The five militants were killed when security forces moved in.
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I feel bad that I've hardly been home since we moved in (rehearsals started about a week after we moved in together), but luckily he understands and is super supportive of my theater hobby.
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Officers moved in with rubber bullets, pepper spray and smoke bombs.
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After graduating summa cum laude, he moved in with his father.
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Three years later she moved in with psychologist Manos Zacharioudakis, 37.
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"I recognized her when she moved in around 2011," he says.
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They began dating and moved in together almost a year later.
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My Aunt Bee moved in and took care of my kids.
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But they haven't moved in other cases to restrict FISA's powers.
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They lived together in Hawaii, where Nabors had moved in the1970s.
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"I've moved in with my other best friend, Rose," he said.
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I lived with a roommate until my now-husband moved in.
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He was going into grad school and we moved in together.
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The five militants were gunned down when security forces moved in.
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And pre-seed firms have moved in to institutionalize the gap.
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By the time Kessler's rally wrapped up, a thunderstorm moved in.
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A forensics team moved in to examine hardware in the facility.
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Now that your plant is moved in, let's chat about watering.
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My brothers and I moved in temporarily with close family friends.
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My family moved in 2000 from Kurdistan, when I was 14.
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Harry moved in to ours after he lived with the boys.
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They settled on Austin and moved in the spring of 2015.
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My brother moved in with me and then didn't move out.
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The drones hovered in the night sky and moved in formation.
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It was probably three or four years after they moved in.
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Wednesday night, Winter revealed that the two have moved in together.
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I moved in with my girlfriend at the time, now wife.
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When Engelbart moved his mouse, the cursor moved in both locations.
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One year after the murders, George and Kathy Lutz moved in.
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As night fell about a week later, the soldiers moved in.
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So moved, in fact, that I decided to illustrate the story.
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No one interviewed by Reuters moved in anticipation of the storm.
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More than 1,000 companies have already moved in to do business.
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The U.S., since 1991, has moved in exactly the opposite direction.
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Many whites have moved in and many blacks have moved out.
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Prinz said the room came with it when he moved in.
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After Rivers moved in, she noticed the apartment was always cold.
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Qaeda operatives have moved in and out of Syria for years.
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As the flames were brought under control, police officers moved in.
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After it was completed in 2008, Ingels once again moved in.
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Trump has moved in recent weeks to shake up his Cabinet.
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It was known as the Executive Mansion until he moved in.
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It was a dark warren of cabinetry when she moved in.
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Johann Nepomuk Hummel moved in for a time as Mozart's student.
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Later Mondella divorced again and moved in with his new girlfriend.
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He moved in and lifted the puck over Holtby's left pad.
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They moved in, and adopted a stray dog named Pork Chop.
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Once, a woman who was not a parent moved in, briefly.
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Last year, a second man moved in with his two daughters.
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On Friday, authorities moved in to remove shelters within the property.
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The plot in Xi'an began when the station moved in February.
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"We just kind of moved in separate directions," Mr. O'Flanagan said.
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But it was haunted way before the new administration moved in.
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When they separated, she and the boys moved in next door.
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Then West moved in front of me, with Kim behind him.
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Remember when Thor moved in with human buddy Darryl from Australia?
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I moved in the early 70s, and it was great then.
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She moved in December and pays $2,950 a month plus electricity.
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"We moved in on top of her stuff," Mr. Murphy said.
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Rose moved in temporarily with another sibling in the western suburbs.
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I moved in after we'd been together for about five months.
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Meryl: That was a point of contention when I moved in!
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Regardless, Rajiv and I moved in together, and we were happy.
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Their relationship progressed quickly: They moved in together three months later.
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They moved in just before the school year started, in August.
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Speedy, mobile creatures like shrimp and squat lobsters had moved in.
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My wonderful friend Linda had died soon after we moved in.
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Police in riot gear removed the barricades and moved in quickly.
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It lasted 10 years before lawyers from luxury brands moved in.
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My grandpa moved in with his childhood love at age 86.
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The banks moved in first, then the accounting and law firms.
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Ms. Cetner finally moved in with Mr. Salazar in March 2015.
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Russian troops, who are propping up Assad's regime, also moved in.
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Local firms moved in aggressively, offering packages that undercut foreign rivals.
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Since then, he has moved in a more clearly pro- direction.
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It has also moved in a direction of authentic youth collaboration.
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Scientists from other countries have moved in to fill the void.
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And after a two-year construction job, he moved in 2006.
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In practice, Rodrik writes democracies have moved in the opposite direction.
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Eventually, the police moved in, arresting the black students without violence.
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At 16, he left school and moved in with a friend.
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It moved in a spiral motion toward the red giant's core.
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His old place had not been painted since he moved in.
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Aaron just moved in three weeks ago, but you can't tell.
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They met in Philadelphia, fell in love, and moved in together.
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They dated for more than a year before he moved in.
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I graduated a semester early and moved in with my parents.
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His other favorite pitch, the sinker, moved in the opposite direction.
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Some were convenient, as when Lord John moved in next door.
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Dr. Powell and Dr. Boxrud moved in for Thanksgiving in 2015.
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I grabbed my mother's hand and moved in front of her.
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Yet Congress has moved in the opposite direction in recent years.
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Rents plummeted and the dive bars and sex shops moved in.
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Soon-Yi moved in with Allen, and they married in 1997.
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"Am I grown now?" he asked his mother when they moved in.
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And the popular Brooklyn Flea & Smorgasburg moved in for the winter season.
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After the news, Chinese indexes moved in and out of positive territory.
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We combined our finances when we moved in together nine years ago.
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Arthur pushed, I finally relented, we moved in, and we were fine.
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The party has moved in his direction on a litany of issues.
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Most recently, a crisis pregnancy center moved in right across the street.
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Paul Ryan just moved in that direction but still hasn't endorsed him.
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When I first moved in, I wondered if I'd returned for good.
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Around these events, markets have moved in some surprising and unsurprising ways.
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The curve moved in and out of inversion on Wednesday and Thursday.
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That table was a gift from my parents when we moved in.
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He was 19, but soon after their meeting, they moved in together.
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The breaking point came after I moved in with my roommate, Jack.
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In October, the Post reported that the couple had moved in together.
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I haven't grocery shopped since he moved in almost two months ago.
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Democrats, meanwhile, moved in the opposite direction over the same time period.
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Word around town is that Casey moved in with a new boyfriend.
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After all, crazy shit has been happening ever since they moved in.
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After Maynard's graduation, the pair moved in together in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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The killer moved in plain sight on the foggy morning of Sept.
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Police armed with pepper spray and batons moved in to disperse them.
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Before long, we moved in together and started melding into one unit.
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Police moved in after dawn, rounding up dozens of people for identification.
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Just over a week ago, Alexa moved in to live with me.
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Post-war German history has moved in cycles of about 25 years.
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After getting out of prison, Meehan moved in with his sister, Donna.
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My boyfriend moved in recently, but I pay all my housing costs.
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So her family moved in with her sister-in-law off base.
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Some moved in the direction of the demo area; others seemed defeated.
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He secretly flew to Southern California and moved in with his sister.
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Iraqi troops had already moved in, dumping garbage in the ancient cistern.
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XXX moved in recently and neighbors say he was quiet, but friendly.
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When they moved in with mom, Kim was only pregnant with North.
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The Riyadh index barely moved in the first half-hour of trading.
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In late May, after securing a mortgage, we closed and moved in.
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The drug lord moved in last week, mere days before the raid.
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But we listened to it a lot when we moved in together.
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Alternatively, the old principal from Jess' school could have moved in, too.
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Varela had then moved in with a neighbor who hosted the Feb.
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Destruction came as troops moved in The situation in Mosul is desperate.
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It's been a year since Samsung officially moved in to the premises.
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Once he moved in, we agreed the fooling around had to end.
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Savannah certainly didn't know much about the area before she moved in.
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In 2013, Ms. Shepherd-Oppenheim and Pip moved in with Ms. Ladensohn.
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The shooting ended rapidly when police moved in and shot Betts dead.
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"I didn't know nothing about projects when I moved in," she said.
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The London resident recently moved in with his girlfriend of three years.
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The goal posts are always being moved in favor of the gatekeepers.
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A few minutes later, his team moved in position to win again.
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Many white homeowners and merchants had fled after African-Americans moved in.
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Since he moved in, the house has been a target for trouble.
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It sat vacant until 2016, when a company called Switch moved in.
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Four weeks later, we'd found tenants who moved in, and we left.
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The U.S. yield curve moved in and out of inversion early Wednesday.
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Ms. Ridley left with the children and moved in with her sister.
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More poor families moved in, many of them led by single parents.
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She did not stay long and soon moved in with another aunt.
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"If you look back, these two markets moved in tandem," Miller said.
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Soon after they moved in, their daughter, Mabel, now 14, was born.
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After she graduated, Lulu moved in with her boyfriend, Zhangwei, in Beijing.
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Audible is headquartered in Newark, New Jersey, where it moved in 2007.
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The day Manu moved in was the happiest of that long winter.
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Four years ago, her partner Lauri moved in, and was immediately welcomed.
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Murphy said his older sister graduated and moved in with her boyfriend.
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After they split up, Murphy moved in with her mother in Danville.
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After they moved in last month, neighbors started showing up with gifts.
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They moved in together in 2007, and bought the Sullivan Street apartment.
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Police moved in to arrest Fairooz, apparently seeing her laugh as disruptive.
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As the news cycle moved on, the people of Reggio moved in.
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He moved in with my buddy Cam and me at the time.
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He had lived in Seattle for 20 years, but moved in 2008.
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The congregation endures on Central Park West, where it moved in 1897.
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When I moved in they told me: 'Welcome to the insane asylum.
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When I moved in with my partner, we talked about gender norms.
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In April 2014, federal agents finally moved in to confiscate his livestock.
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Before Mr. MacDonald moved in last October, they had never been roommates.
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Three months later, she moved in and they were married in 1999.
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Meryl: We bought the car about six weeks after I moved in.
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On New Year's Eve, the army moved in again to seize power.
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Many were worried about property values falling if former prisoners moved in.
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The couple moved in together, had their daughter, Evelyn, and they married.
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The couple moved in this past winter and set to work decorating.
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The gunman was hiding under a desk as the police moved in.
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"We've kind of moved in," Hoffman of RSE said with a laugh.
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In late 2015 they separated and Eli moved in with his parents.
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Freenome's team, which amounts to about 40 people, has now moved in.
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In August, one of Ms. Sanchez's brothers moved in to help out.
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The couple closed in June 2019 and moved in a month later.
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When he moved in, I asked him politely to turn them off.
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While we were talking, more than twenty plainclothes police suddenly moved in.
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They moved in a month ago, still amid some dust and mess.
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We've been dating for eight months now and just moved in together.
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Finally, sick of the commute, Ms. Ross moved in with Mr. Martinbrough.
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It's encouraging that multiple health insurers have already moved in this direction.
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Parwaneh moved in with a relative and went back to high school.
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I've identified places with high growth potential, even before developers moved in.
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"I will be moved in before Christmas — I can&apost believe it."
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Hamilton moved in with Nicole, who was working for a cosmetics company.
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Markets have moved in this direction, but there is further to go.
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So when you moved in, what did you want in an office?
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China's policies in recent years generally have not moved in that direction.
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This one I actually found in my apartment when I moved in.
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A look at what happened when Syrians moved in droves to Fresno.
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But over time other types of people and businesses also moved in.
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But back then, a steady flow of people moved in both directions.
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"I met my husband the same month I moved in," she said.
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Mr. Cannon-Brookes and his family moved in a few weeks ago.
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She recently moved in with her boyfriend and adopted a dog, Bella.
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Hummingbirds also remembered locations of feeders that he moved in his garden.
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Melasniemi's grandmother, who was 103 when she moved in, has since died.
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After grad school, I moved in with my parents for a while.
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August 2011: It was reported that Aniston and Theroux moved in together.
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I moved in two months ago, and I haven't washed them yet.
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Republican confidence moved in the opposite direction, from 46 to 31 percent.
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The house was set on fire twice before his family moved in, and then after they moved in there were two shootings—someone drove by with a high-powered rifle and shot seven or eight times into the house.
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"Right now my room looks like the Manson family moved in," she jokes.
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The couple separated in 2001, and Ms. Rodriguez moved in with her sister.
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Ms Kantor moved in with the family, and has been his only tutor.
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Both Kentucky natives, they met in college and moved in together right away.
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But why would they care if just another celebrity moved in next door?
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Once everyone has moved in, the buildings will accommodate more than 23.0,000 employees.
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She then moved in with a boyfriend and stopped working as an escort.
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He was moved in particular by one child, a paraplegic boy named Henry.
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Chaha has given birth to three boys since she moved in with Wambura.
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Just jumped up on the couch, curled up and pretty much moved in.
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Japan's Nikkei moved in a tight range and was last up 0.2 percent.
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I went out to get the mail one day after he moved in.
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His parents, who moved in with Mohammed's family, celebrated their return over tea.
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More than a million refugees moved in, and now Merkel's popularity is waning.
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We then moved in together and concealing it from her got fucking ridiculous.
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Last August, Steele moved in with her roommate, Ciara Davis, and Cubby Jay.
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The stalker first trespassed and burgled the home the year she moved in.
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I moved in with my sister and dad in a one-bedroom apartment.
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They were rusting when we moved in and need to be replaced eventually.
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As more residents have moved in, the area has become less solidly Republican.
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Shortly after, Antonoff, 33, moved in with Dunham, 31, in her Brooklyn home.
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I sort of immediately moved in with Lily and the rest was history.
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Her husband, also a retired academic, moved in full-time in late October.
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I was dreadful, but at least my fingers moved in the right way.
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And then the next day he moved in next door to our apartment.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that the couple have since moved in together.
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My boyfriend had account before we moved in together, so we use his.
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A bewildering array moved in, all vying for influence with the local population.
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Russia moved in and backed the separatists fighting Ukrainian forces for several months.
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Rolan moved in with the couple earlier this year when he became ill.
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Police moved in to try to disperse the crowd and warned of arrests.
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A few years later, he met my mom, and she moved in, too.
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She had previously battled cancer and moved in with Kathryn during that time.
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But the Nashville mom, like the vast majority of winners, never moved in.
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Once Amazon proved that, yes, people are okay with that, Google moved in.
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The lovebirds have also recently moved in together, a source previously told PEOPLE.
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Of those who moved in, 34 percent listed "job" as the deciding factor.
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Reports first surfaced in June that Grande and Davidson had moved in together.
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Eventually, the couple moved out of the house — and Rebecca Churáň moved in.
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So, I moved in with Larry, he was one of my girlfriend's boyfriend.
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Raymond Abreu -- 10 months older than his brother -- moved in with his grandparents.
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But the real activity was in Los Angeles, where Campbell moved in 21994.
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Backstage Pass, the Skulls, and the Controllers moved in, then other bands followed.
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But both those data points have moved in Clinton's direction in recent days.
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Suicide bombers blew up two vehicles at the base before gunmen moved in.
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"When we moved in, it was very modern farmhouse," says the lifestyle blogger.
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Obviously things moved in sort of slow motion for you after it happened.
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The couple moved in 2008 but could not escape the crisis' global reach.
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Public opinion in the U.S. has moved in favor incremental gun control steps.
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"Finally all moved in," she writes, adding the hashtags #NewChapter, #FarmLife and #EastCoast.
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Meanwhile, the national trend has moved in favor of more aggressive abortion regulation.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that the couple have since moved in together.
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Yeah, when we moved in, we were kind of flirty with each other.
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Then, last fall, I moved in with my boyfriend, and his candy bowl.
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I moved in the summer of 1999 and then Dave followed shortly thereafter.
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Dozens of police and white police vans moved in at around 5 a.m.
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And later, as families moved in and out, Mr. Wendell became a regular.
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Kristen Stewart moved in with her parents after a breakup with Robert Pattinson.
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He returned to New York and moved in with his godmother in Harlem.
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When the FBI moved in, Mathews began shooting, and the FBI returned gunfire.
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Many moved in from California, eager to escape the traffic, crime and smog.
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Williams, 38, and Elverum, 40, quietly married and moved in together last summer.
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And the pair reportedly recently moved in together in a splashy N.Y.C. apartment.
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Humanitarian organizations were kept away from the area as armed Libyans moved in.
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More than 70 percent of freight tonnage moved in America goes via truck.
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Sometime after that, when the skies seemed quiet, the White Helmets moved in.
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Mr. Velez remembered the Wong family, which moved in in 1968, as quiet.
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Two and a half years after we moved in, I had another baby.
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Meghan moved in just after their engagement was made public in November 2017.
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Constantinou moved in next to fabulously wealthy neighbors, including Iranian and Brunei royalty.
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Protesters had occupied the campus for days before police moved in Sunday night.
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He met a woman in the rehab clinic, and moved in with her.
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As his health worsened, he moved in with his parents in May 2011.
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When they moved in the next morning, he was nowhere to be seen.
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Less than three months later, Blanks and her sons moved in with him.
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Even before Rob moved in, I'd already heard he was a bit... off.
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Instead, the parliament moved in the opposite direction, making a huge step backward.
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" Then his mom moved in with us, and they were like, "Another girl?!
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Artisans moved in to train young residents to make furniture and other things.
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It had the barren, just-moved-in feeling that campaign offices often have.
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Mr. Echevarria moved in with a girlfriend, but that didn't work out either.
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Many states have moved in the last two years to strengthen their defenses.
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A German officer, a squad leader in the SS, soon moved in. Mrs.
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They met again some time later, began a romance and moved in together.
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As black residents have moved out, Latinos and Asian-Americans have moved in.
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As it signaled those plans, financial markets moved in ways that encourage consumers.
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Days later, her husband moved in with the family's 16-year-old babysitter.
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He scribbled his signature and gave a forced grin as photographers moved in.
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He scribbled his signature and gave a forced grin as photographers moved in.
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I think the country's politics have moved in a much more progressive direction.
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The camera moved in for a close-up of her pale, anxious face.
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"When he was eventually evicted," Murphy wrote, Sanders moved in with a friend.
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Ms. Williams said she felt welcomed from the day her family moved in.
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"I loved it in the 1990s," said Mr. Seruya, who moved in then.
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In 1981, the forensic lab moved to Montgomery and the museum moved in.
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They decided to jump on it, and they moved in a year later.
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They have since moved in together in an apartment near San Diego, California.
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However, about a year after we moved in, the house was re-assessed.
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The unlikely pair hit it off; three months later, they moved in together.
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"I knew as soon as we moved in it wasn't right," she said.
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He moved in with Ms. Johnson; he has been writing and recording songs.
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"It's been a friendly place since the day I moved in," he said.
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From the moment the first bulldozers moved in, the 'for sale' signs disappeared.
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We moved in together two months ago and are still working on decorating.
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Google recently moved in to nearby Boulder with a 200,000-square-foot campus.
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Rural communities hollowed out, and immigrants with strange clothes and creeds moved in.
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They closed on the home for $1.8 million that October and moved in.
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At one point, I moved in with my boyfriend's parents to save money.
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Some states have moved in recent years to begin reining in pension costs.
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A year later, I moved in with my boyfriend and a mutual friend.
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DeLaCruz says she was wary of the neighborhood when she first moved in.
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By Christmas, he'd flunked out of school and moved in with his parents.
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I got my things, moved in with my mom, and didn't look back.
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Mr. Anderson soon moved in and "flipped her life around," the neighbor said.
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Goats and pigeons were moved in containers strapped to the roofs of buses.
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When they moved in together, Ms. Varvaro promised to keep her sister safe.
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On the commodities front, oil prices moved in the same direction as stocks.
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Public and private initiatives around the world have moved in a similar direction.
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The bill passed the House last Congress but never moved in the Senate.
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Recently, the Demsons and two of their children moved in with David's mother.
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He gave up his apartment and moved in with a high school friend.
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After dating for two years, Mr. Kurtz and Mr. Kuga moved in together.
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Owens gutted the building when he moved in, but didn't do much else.
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Of those in their late 60s, only 4% moved in the past year.
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All of the detainees yelled for about 10 minutes when guards moved in.
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Heiskell moved in the circles that dominated New York's philanthropic and social world.
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The overlap was short; Roberts left about a week after Dennehy moved in.
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Sarah and I fell deeply in love and moved in together fairly quickly.
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Miller's grandfather moved in and shared a room with him, adding to the tension.
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They moved in together and immersed themselves in discussing or learning more about baseball.
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The walking DNA robots moved in parallel along this surface, hunting for their cargo.
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Months after the double mastectomy, she moved in with him in Seattle, he said.
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I just moved in last month (after being long distance for many years — yay!).
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Bundy and Kloepfer met in a bar in 1969 and moved in soon after.
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Tuesday's outing comes after they recently moved in together in a splashy N.Y.C. apartment.
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"I had just recorded the song before he moved in next door," Boone explained.
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A LOT OF STOCKS I MEAN THEY REALLY MOVED IN THE LAST FEW MONTHS.
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VP took Nuke 93-12 and the match moved in Astralis's map pick, Overpass.
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That morning, workers in hazmat suits moved in, washing out stalls and spraying disinfectants.
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Bank stocks moved in the other direction, extending losses as they slipped 0.3 percent.
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They had recently moved in together and things "became serious very fast," he explained.
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It turned out that the bridge also moved in ways that were not expected.
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When she first moved in, she rented one room for just $500 a month.
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In due course, Mr. Gallagher, an actor and musician, moved in with Ms. Hilty.
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"No," Burr said apologetically, having been moved in this instance to state his opinion.
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But he headed to Balmoral soon after the Queen moved in on August 6.
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The knocks on the door started not long after they moved in that summer.
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The man's limply hanging fingers moved in time to the beeps he was recording.
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The town's only Muslim family, the Bataks of Damascus (pictured), moved in last July.
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Edward Fitchett initially told family members that Henry had moved in with another son.
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Middleton, 26, was so smitten that they moved in together a few weeks later.
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In recent months, German and Italian bond yields have moved in the opposite direction.
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In fourth grade she moved in with her mother, who was a domestic worker.
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He theorises that the country's modern history has moved in 20-30 year cycles.
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But since they recently moved in together, they've struggled with trust and commitment issues.
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In 2012, she moved in with the HGTV stars in their Las Vegas pad.
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He'd moved in quickly, pulling me into his dreams of living off the land.
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My mom has moved in with me which has helped me in the transition.
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Commuters soon moved in, attracted by house prices 60% lower than the London average.
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If I turned my hand left or right, the robot's head moved in unison.
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And it will help you and your S.O. keep talking once you've moved in.
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And the pair reportedly recently moved in together in a splashy N.Y.C. apartment. forreal.
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Authorities moved in to stop the gang before the jet ski could be used.
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Sticky has moved in with Hawley, who shares his home with an 8-lb.
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In the second quarter of 2019, it appears to have moved in that direction.
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YouTubers have even moved in with each other to emulate Dobrik's Vlog Squad vibe.
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About a dozen French jihadists were moved in January and subsequently sentenced to death.
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So he ran away from home and moved in with André in the basement.
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"Nothing will ever happen between us," he said the first night I moved in.
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Two blocks away is Palantir's headquarters at 22012 Hamilton, where it moved in 25.
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But back in 1900, when the trailblazers moved in, not everyone was so lucky.
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That's when Ralphie moved in to give the kid the Heimlich, dislodging the food.
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The two had casually dated over the summer, and both moved in privileged circles.
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When they moved in a year ago, however, that was far from the case.
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They had only moved in with each other a month before she was killed.
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The future president moved in shortly after earning his undergraduate degree at Columbia University.
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Since I moved in, I've had an ongoing relationship with a family of foxes.
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Since January 2011, 393 have moved in, compared with only 74 leaving, CBRE said.
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It was openly known, they made me aware of it before I moved in.
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Bradley Cooper's mom moved in with him after his father passed away in 2011.
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In fact, Kardashian and her husband, Kanye West, have moved in with Jenner twice.
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She took a picture with her cell phone, then moved in to hug him.
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So the day before I moved in, I ordered a bunk bed on Amazon.
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He returned to South Carolina within a year and moved in with his sister.
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"Someone shit in our doorway the first time we moved in," Kohan told me.
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It has moved in a narrow range between 21.4205 and 1.43773 since March 21.4377.
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Before the vote, exchanges and market regulators moved in to tighten risk management systems.
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About one-third of respondents think the economy has not moved in either direction.
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He moved in 2015 to France, and Havre A.C. in the country's second tier.
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"My daughter left in August and we moved in by October," Ms. Gilman said.
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They reportedly moved in together in January and recently celebrated their one-year anniversary.
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By January 2019, it seems they had moved in together in New York City.
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Soon after she moved in, she had an infestation of bedbugs, which she treated.
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She moved in July 2014 while her husband stayed behind to sell their house.
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Playboy bought the house in 1971, and Mr. Hefner moved in (permanently) in 1975.
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The Germans had moved in some 300 88 mm guns to protect their targets.
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So, after a time, the ants moved in the opposite direction from the nest.
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The fire brigade moved in after about half an hour to douse the flames.
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Davies moved in with her grandmother 23 years ago, according to the Daily Mail.
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At Socrates, three feral cats found his containers so comfortable that they moved in.
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Before the army moved in, Marange had been open to small-scale local operators.
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Finally threw it out when I moved in with my fiancé a year ago.
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"My sister moved in with my grandparents," Zawicki says, while her mother underwent treatment.
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Audersch's flatmate was also expecting a child, so his girlfriend moved in as well.
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In other words, two clans of whales moved away, and other clans moved in.
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Tribe seemed the most community-oriented, so she applied, was accepted, and moved in.
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I moved in February and it's time that I finally pony up for one.
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He didn't spend long on small talk before he moved in for the kill.
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The couple moved in together after they'd been dating for only a few months.
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Cubans, Colombians and Dominicans also moved in, building walled, palm-lined golf course communities.
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When he first moved in, the house was infested with mites, spiders, and mice.
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He hadn't moved in yet, but now had reservations about doing so at all.
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"All the restaurants that moved in here, we're just sitting ducks," Ms. Chiao said.
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Now the side and rear walls on its lower levels have been moved in.
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He moved in with his grandmother, and his aunts also took care of him.
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Everything moved in sync with the music's highs and lows, reflecting its changing themes.
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A couple months after I moved in, the collective hosted an open studios event.
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Cold air moved in and, in my unofficial terminology, it has overstayed its welcome.
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It was about the same time that heavy rains moved in at Roazhon Park.
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I moved in with a serious gamer, and PlayStation loomed large in our relationship.
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In Italy, aid groups have moved in to help set up temporary field hospitals.
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Each of us read for 240 to 2135 minutes as night slowly moved in.
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He put down a $70,000 security deposit and moved in ... according to the docs.
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After three months, we moved in together and he started doing all the cooking.
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Now, only a small Rohingya community remains and hundreds of Buddhists have moved in.
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Farmers and ranchers moved in and the area still remains heavily dependent on agriculture.
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Tyga moved in in March 2017 and paid rent for awhile .. until he didn't.
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In 2015, Ms. Monahan moved in with Mr. Ellison and his teenage daughter, Amirah.
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"We literally just figured out where we want to live and moved in together."
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And families from Afghanistan, Albania, Bosnia, Macedonia, Morocco, Pakistan and Tunisia have moved in.
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She moved in elite circles and played a role on a reality television show.
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They moved in just before their March wedding in New Orleans, Mr. Bailey's hometown.
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Wi-Fi and other tech amenities were already set up before he moved in.
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Mr. Logan, who moved in a year ago, has become one of her favorites.
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The country has moved in a sharply authoritarian direction under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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The "up next" videos' display images moved in short loops — just like a GIF.
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When they moved in the rent was $1,300 a month; it is now $1,654.
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In 2001, two years after his divorce from Ms. Maples, Melania Knauss moved in.
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The protesters were blocking tourists before the NYPD moved in and began making arrests.
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In its real conclusion, the dancers moved in sculptural poses to brooding string music.
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Still, the push toward legalizing abortion in Mexico has moved in fits and starts.
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In 1999 Mr. Klein relocated to San Francisco and the two moved in together.
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Ms. Alexander moved in, along with her mother and Coltrane's mother, Alice (Blair) Coltrane.
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He moved in alone from the left point and lifted the puck past Jarry.
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He moved in with her almost immediately, and did all the cooking and cleaning.
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Perez said 950 tons of rubble were moved in the search for the victims.
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So after I finished grad school, I came back and moved in with her.
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Retiring CHICAGO — IT wasn't long after Marsha Wetzel moved in that the trouble started.
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I moved in with a partner and paid no rent for over a year.
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By the time they moved in March, their new brewery was already too small.
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The couple, both 28, closed in June 2019 and moved in a month later.
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We moved in together, got engaged, and my old habit of magical thinking surfaced.
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After Mr. Rashid moved in, a woman was killed by an explosion on Jan.
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The police moved in, and violence erupted, harming peaceful demonstrators and youthful looters alike.
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As riot police moved in from all sides, some protesters retreated inside the university.
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The obituary also referred incorrectly to Stettin, where Ms. Zadek's family moved in 1920.
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She's no longer living with him and has moved in with a family member.
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Today's mild temperatures are thanks to warm air that moved in from the south.
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That is, wages moved in the opposite direction from that predicted by the CEA.
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They moved in with his wife's parents for a while and rented out their house.
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Neighbors that just moved in across the street three weeks ago are just hugging me.
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"We got out of our lease a whole year early and moved in," Ria says.
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As the situation escalated, officers moved in and arrested the women sitting on the floor.
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So would you ever consider hosting content, now that things have moved in this direction?
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She moved in with her father and then they got pregnant together in January 2018.
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We eventually moved in together with high hopes of advancing our careers in the city.
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When [that building] was sold, they found that old power plant and just moved in.
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"I've moved in with my other best friend, Rose," Harington revealed on the talk show.
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Before the money and the apps and the algorithms moved in, there was more ... amateurism.
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The suggestion ... the wiring was so surreptitious, no one noticed it when Trump moved in.
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Over the years, as wealthier residents have moved in, building rules have become more strict.
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" As soon as the siblings moved in with the foster family, they felt "at home.
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Verizon, Ihop and Google have all moved in the same direction in the past year.
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Shortly after going public with their engagement, the two moved in together in Denver, Colorado.
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He bought us a little trailer, and we moved in together and started a life.
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DesJardins noticed the bag tucked under a bush and moved in for a closer look.
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That's precisely why we should have talked before we moved in, says Susan Bartell, Psy.
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When David moved in, he brought a few boxes and a freshly signed divorce agreement.
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I moved in and paid him rent instead of adding my name to the lease.
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Following his release, Williamson moved in with his sister, Annette, in a house in Tulsa.
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Then, when I moved in the middle of the book, I started buying bodega flowers.
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"I've moved in with my other best friend, Rose," Harington said of his former costar.
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Authorities also interviewed Marty's ex-con friend "Bo" Boubede, who had moved in with Marty.
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I wasn't happy about it when I moved in, but he wasn't running for president.
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Farmers moved in and cleared the area, triggering the onset of exposure to these soils.
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Asset managers do not compete on price: fund fees have barely moved in 10 years.
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Some friends of mine had lived there before some other friends, and I moved in.
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There was a time when the American economy moved in tandem with its middle class.
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During her junior year, she got pregnant and moved in with her then-fiancé, Edwards.
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Somers, who was growing closer to death each day, eventually moved in with the Seamans.
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Demi bought the house for $8.3 million back in September and hasn't even moved in.
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Toth said he moved in to handcuff the suspect while he was on the ground.
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He picked off Flusha across the map and moved in toward the rest of Fnatic.
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It is based in Olmsted Township, Ohio, to which the business moved in the 1930s.
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Rodgers said she had moved in just the day previously, and paid the landlord $375.
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At this point, we're told Tamar had already moved in to a baller high-rise.
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They moved in June 2015, but this is the first time they have experienced snow.
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And when my patient moved in, she helped her cousin rape the girl almost immediately.
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Russia has also moved in, deploying aircraft and other forces to support the Syrian regime.
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Police say they moved in on the "rogue" group because they were on private land.
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"I'm very optimistic about getting this moved in this administration," King told Bloomberg's Josh Eidelson.
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At school in the district of Narail, he moved in lock step with a brother.
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The dollar index has moved in a narrow 0.6 percentage point range since last Friday.
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Police officers and the oligarch's private security force quickly moved in to disband the protest.
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The basketball game moved in spurts, but Yamaguchi and his crew never took a timeout.
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Sacred and secular music have long overlapped; plenty of musicians have moved in both worlds.
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The shooting ended rapidly when police who were nearby moved in and shot Betts dead.
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The family moved in last December; a third child is expected to arrive in August.
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The agents called for support and moved in to arrest Warren and the two men.
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Donna Mills won the housing lottery, literally and figuratively, and moved in eight years ago.
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And last winter, he moved in, thrilled to be living in the city at last.
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They all moved -- or were moved -- in some meaningful way over the last 24 hours.
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Number of millennials that moved in: 4,957Number of millennials that moved out: 1,929Net migration: 3,028
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Number of millennials that moved in: 9,740Number of millennials that moved out: 6,410Net migration: 3,330
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Number of millennials that moved in: 36,145Number of millennials that moved out: 32,803Net migration: 3,342
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Number of millennials that moved in: 16,279Number of millennials that moved out: 12,911Net migration: 3,368
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Number of millennials that moved in: 22,496Number of millennials that moved out: 17,436Net migration: 5,060
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Number of millennials that moved in: 18,998Number of millennials that moved out: 13,568Net migration: 5,430
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Number of millennials that moved in: 12,838Number of millennials that moved out: 6,284Net migration: 6,554
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Number of millennials that moved in: 25,405Number of millennials that moved out: 18,819Net migration: 6,586
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Number of millennials that moved in: 33,989Number of millennials that moved out: 25,982Net migration: 8,007
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Number of millennials that moved in: 43,159Number of millennials that moved out: 32,788Net migration: 10,371
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Sanders has already won a moral victory — the Democratic Party has moved in his direction.
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Ms. Saliski said that when she first moved in, the building seemed dilapidated in places.
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In June, Delevingne confirmed she was dating Benson and the two reportedly moved in together.
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But it did not, because seven months after my parents moved in my father died.
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Until recently, bond and stock prices have generally moved in opposite directions when stocks falter.
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Mr. Donnelly moved in a year ago, and later the roommate went off to travel.
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He hadn't even moved in his belongings and he had already made the neighborhood safer.
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When Jonathan's marriage ended, he continued to live with Drew even after Phan moved in.
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And as tech companies and other businesses moved in, lower-income residents were forced out.
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As security officials moved in, some of the vendors fought back, hurling stones and bricks.
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As soon as we moved in, I knew I wanted to shoot a movie there.
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She died when he was 11, at which point he moved in with his parents.
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I moved in with him after two days, and we've been working together ever since.
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I moved in there to get away from violence and aggression, and for Mkhai's sake.
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They moved in together, and a year and a half later, del Sol was born.
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Each time Cikatic moved in, Hug would do the smart thing and attempt to clinch.
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Other states have moved in different directions, taking the onus away from gun shop owners.
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Then he got a girlfriend, straightened up his act, moved in with her in Acton.
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You've signed the lease, paid your deposit, and finally moved in all your boxes. Congrats!
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Venmo entered our lives during a very auspicious time: We had just moved in together.
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They had scouted her to be on the show before Conrad even moved in.3.
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"When we moved in, we felt like gentrifiers, and there was some guilt," she said.
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In July 2010, the siblings came to New York and moved in with their uncle.
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After he died of a heart attack, Nicole moved in with his mother, Patricia Wynne.
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Despite the citywide decrease in suspensions, much of the Bronx moved in the other direction.
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Mr. Medvidick moved in this May, after his room's original occupant returned to San Francisco.
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Traffickers have moved in, spreading the word that they can relieve women of unwanted newborns.
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I literally never ate fruit until we moved in together and now it's berries galore.
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After running out of money, he moved in with his brother in Belmont Shores, Calif.
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Marek Piechowicz — My kids moved out and he moved in; my first dog, named Wilbur.
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Mr. Lane's idea was to photograph each room in the building before residents moved in.
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Populations of elephant, buffalo, lion and leopard have since dwindled as poachers have moved in.
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They moved in together and he became a father to her 3-year-old son.
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Last month, her son moved in as well, and has been sleeping on the sofa.
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A few months after he moved in, he sent me a string of bewildering emails.
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It was a gift from the Waldorf's management after he moved in, in the 1930s.
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A wing swung toward the runway; in the cabin, arms moved in unison to armrests.
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The rent was a bargain when he moved in and still was: $1,387 a month.
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They moved in two and a half years ago and currently pay $2,700 a month.
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Several police commanders said security officers then moved in, firing a rocket at the house.
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It was the home food of the black Southerners who moved in the Great Migration.
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At one point, her family lost their apartment and she moved in with her grandmother.
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Anytime someone moved away, that cabin was demolished to make sure nobody else moved in.
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In Brooklyn, Sara Koda, 31, just moved in with Hannah Freedman, 29, on March 11.
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In Brooklyn, Sara Koda, 31, just moved in with Hannah Freedman, 29, on March 11.
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Twelve years ago our marriages ended, and several months later our exes moved in together.
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Rock has moved in dialectical waves of increasing technical sophistication followed by three-chord simplicity.
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In search of better lives, her classmates have moved away, and migrants have moved in.
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Park Avenue's congregation — and its bells — moved in 1930 to Riverside, which is now interdenominational.
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The crunching wheels moved in step with me, and every few seconds the horse exhaled.
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"But when we moved in together, the kids were so much smaller," Ms. Trader said.
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When I moved in with my girlfriend, Natalie, I became a man who did dishes.
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And as with the first breakdown, he moved in for a time with his father.
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Were Ms. Wade moved in that direction, very little would appear to be off limits.
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"When we moved in, everyone was so nice, and our son made friends instantly," Mrs.
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They spent 2018 renovating the bus, and they moved in at the beginning of 2019.
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They moved in together, had another child, Tracy, Jr., and married a few years later.
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She had met Salaam a few months earlier when she moved in with her boyfriend.
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She moved in with her mother in East Elmhurst, Queens, but their relationship became strained.
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Guentzel moved in from the blue line toward the left circle against defenseman Noah Hanifin.
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He moved in many circles—gay circles, transplanted-Southerner circles, banking circles, African-American circles.
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We've got a president who's moved in the exact wrong direction in terms of transparency.
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But in recent years China has moved in, building ports and roads backed by loans.
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With the United States out of the deal, China moved in to fill the vacuum.
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Khan moved in next door to his boss in a small community by Lake Zurich.
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But stocks still moved in lockstep with rising and falling hopes for a trade deal.
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He finished high school and moved in with a friend, who introduced him to OxyContin.
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" After another 30 seconds or so, police moved in as people said "leave him alone.
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It catered to neighborhood workers before drug dealers moved in and the lights went out.
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I recently moved in with an old schoolmate and someone he went to college with.
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HB: That would make sense given the fact that polls hadn't really moved in October.
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But it's worth pointing out that this country broadly has moved in the right direction.
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Arbus moved in some pretty far-out circles, but she knew the value of squares.
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It failed to reach those figures during live bidding, but the charity moved in afterwards.
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He is believed to have shot himself as police moved in on his hotel room.
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Ms. Wentland and Ocean moved in with her mother, Michele Hogan, in Breezy Point, Queens.
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"I'm here," said Jenifer Almond, a white resident who moved in about a year ago.
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But over time, the middle-class families left, and mostly low-income families moved in.
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The handful of leagues that once allowed ties have mostly moved in the other direction.
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But he made his name in Barcelona, where he moved in 21.60 to study architecture.
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He recently moved in with her because other senior housing buildings had long waiting lists.
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The earlier version also referred incorrectly to Stettin, where Ms. Zadek's family moved in 1920.
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"Yes, there was that weirdo that moved in with her," Surjet said he told them.
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Remains buried in the First Baptist cemetery were believed to have been moved in 1860.
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And in December, they moved in with their two rescued tuxedo cats, Travieso and Waffle.
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The CFPB has moved in a more business-friendly direction under President Donald Trump, a Republican.
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His family moved in during the summer of 2012, and the other apartments are rented out.
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The couple tied the knot in North Carolina in June, and moved in together shortly after.
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"Until my wife and I moved in, no neighbors had a conversation with her," Adam says.
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I didn't own a TV for a long time until my dad moved in with me.
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Mr Corbyn has since become Labour's leader, and the party has moved in a different direction.
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She'd moved in with a family who said she could stay with them while she waited.
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Others moved in to chat really, really close and draped their arms around my shoulders lingeringly.
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Soon the pair moved in together and started working together in depth on those haphazard demos.
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Or, he would say MY apartment, since I was living here first, and he moved in.
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Meanwhile, the tenor of coverage for Trump moved in the opposite direction in the home stretch.
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Flood insurance was originally required when Gary Chisholm moved in, just blocks south of Buffalo Bayou.
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Christine Kymer moved in more than six years ago, when she worked at a local resort.
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"We moved in, and we became neighbors, and then we became more than neighbors," Roose remembers.
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In 2012, his mother was left paralyzed from a brain hemorrhage and a caretaker moved in.
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When the two moved in close, it was Jones' choice to drive Teixeira into the fence.
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Back in Rome, Paul moved in with Martine, and found himself in a stable, loving relationship.
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She used to live in Cedar Falls, Lily says, before she moved in with her dad.
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We started beaming survivor's aboard, but were interrupted when Klingon warships moved in for the kill.
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Hundreds of troops moved in to the already militarized Nduga region to try to capture rebels.
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In 2012 Amazon moved in, leasing its first 1m-square-foot (92,53-square-metre) "fulfilment centre".
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After it launched in early 2019, Elwartowski and Thepdet—volunteers, according to Ocean Builders—moved in.
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It surfaced when we moved in together, and again when realized we had different spending habits.
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It is not clear the degree to which the Nice attacker Bouhlel moved in radical circles.
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He dated men back in Jamaica, and eventually moved in with his boyfriend, according to Reid.
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Their relationship sped up from there, and they moved in together in New York in February.
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Paige had recently moved in with Shirley and had previously lived with her father and brothers.
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After they moved in together, she was instructed to wear baggy clothes when she went out.
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Following the attack, police sealed off the site of the explosion and forensic teams moved in.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that the couple has moved in together in West Los Angeles.
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Later, when the tree ended back out in the intersection, they moved in and arrested him.
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Shookus — who works as a producer on Saturday Night Live in N.Y.C. — moved in around October.
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The severe weather moved in from Oklahoma, where rescuers struggled to pull people from high water.
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The park police moved in, took down her protest site and got rid of her signs.
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The newly engaged Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger recently moved in together, a source tells PEOPLE.
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But they have not moved in a similar direction on women's right to terminate unwanted pregnancies.
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"It was a good day when we finally moved in late October of 2013," Joanna writes.
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Jessica and Cody moved in with Wayne, who by then was living in Millville, New Jersey.
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Her mother, who had moved in with the family a few years earlier, died in 1992.
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In addition, heavy equipment was being moved in so they could lift pieces of the bridge.
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States embrace clean energy However, many US states have moved in the opposite direction of Washington.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Congress was moved in 21.4 to enact a gun control law.
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The school hasn't moved in a century, but it is a white-hot place in time.
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Robit's small head and blue eyes trained on Schwarcz as he moved in front of it.
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Assad's security forces moved in quickly to quash the protests, shooting and killing dozens of demonstrators.
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When the old nations began to break apart, the trees moved in, covering everything with green.
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Park threw his weight into a pole and the tip of salvage moved in the air.
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Cosby wanted trial moved In recent years, more than 50 women have accused Cosby of misconduct.
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Only 11% of Americans moved in 2016 compared to around 20% in the 1950s and 1960s.
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They'd played golf together, and David Koch moved in the same Manhattan social circles as Trump.
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You're in real luck if you have a pair of friends who recently moved in together.
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Let your higher-ups see that the needle is being moved in the direction they want.
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The Royals moved in front when Nicky Lopez followed with another single to bring home Soler.
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Tam, who is in his 30s, moved in, while Chan pops by regularly to help out.
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"Did I just saw 'New apartment' she moved in with Pete !?" wrote one fan on Twitter.
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As other national chains moved in, Ms. Fisher attended community meetings with her mother, a carpenter.
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"It's worked out very well," said one resident, Fran McKee, who moved in two years ago.
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A few weeks or months after you've moved in together, you may start to question things.
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Grassley said afterward that he believes prison reform and sentencing reform can be moved in tandem.
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"Baga Sola is three times bigger than it was when we all moved in," Méhaule said.
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With that in mind, China has moved in recent years to make the renminbi more appealing.
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The FTSEurofirst 300 index moved in and out of negative territory several times in morning trading.
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Before we moved in together, we had a standing phone date on weekdays at 7 pm.
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A version of the bill passed the House last Congress but never moved in the Senate.
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Blessing moved in with her son and his girlfriend about six months ago, the affiliate reported.
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After losing his job, my son sublet his apartment and moved in with us in Florida.
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Nearby Bolingbrook, where Weathertech, Ulta, and Goya Beans moved in, is now $2226 million in debt.
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"In L.A., I was dating this girl, and she moved in for a while," he said.
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Brayan said he did not get the order because he had moved in with a friend.
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Mr. Hillary and Ms. Cyrus met and began dating in 2010, and quickly moved in together.
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They moved in with his family, who said there wouldn't be room once the baby came.
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This is money the city and state would forego collecting from Amazon when they moved in.
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Witnesses reported renewed clashes in several districts Saturday as convoys of Iraqi military vehicles moved in.
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To cut the cost of rent, Risher moved in with his dad, who lived in Washington.
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We should have thought of that possibility before we moved in and let the dog out.
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Shortly after the pastor moved in, he threw a lawn party whose guests included young teenagers.
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"The CEA chair has moved in and out of the Cabinet since its founding," Hassett said.
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But when I first moved in, it was just different, slightly more diverse culturally, less white.
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And, according to Lohan's Instagram, it looks like she and Tarabasov may have moved in together.
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Officers moved in on the encampment of Occupy ICE PDX demonstrators at about 5:30 a.m.
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That night, Ms. Winski moved in as a resident in exchange for her presence at night.
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When multiple baboons moved in the same direction, others were even more likely to come along.
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One stable owner estimated that more than $10 million in horses were moved in two hours.
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David moved in with the couple for about a year, and Marty taught him to drive.
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Having grown too frail to live alone, Ms. Lewandowski, now 0003, moved in with her daughter.
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The plan is working, as 212 new businesses have moved in during the last five years.
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Behind them, soldiers moved in to burn their villages and bury the dead in mass graves.
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Relatives from Pakistan and Christchurch moved in unison as they carried his body above their shoulders.
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Now, butterflies have moved in where native grasses and flowers have been allowed to grow tall.
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"We opened our house to them and they moved in," Mr. Benioff said in an interview.
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Pigeons had moved in, the work was filthy and the porous metal panels were falling apart.
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Since 1980, the entire United States economy has moved in the direction of a superstar market.
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But once we moved in together, I certainly started covering more and more of the expenses.
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Ms. Daniels's younger daughter later moved in with her, bringing a son who is now 4.
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Her boyfriend, Theo Cusick, moved in, and they eventually married and had a daughter, now 22010.
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Chapman says contact with her son slowly tapered off when he moved in with Master Dylan.
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While the United States cut its emissions in 2017, global emissions moved in the opposite direction.
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Then a man with an National Rifle Association poster moved in, standing sentinel in the crowd.
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They later moved in together, living with two roommates in a rental building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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"It has completely changed," said Ms. Walton of the neighborhood, to which she moved in 1998.
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They say the government has been eyeing the land since they moved in, in the 1990s.
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Construction workers building what was once a neighboring racetrack moved in to be close to work.
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I've been surprised how quickly the policy conversation has moved in the wake of these pilots.
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John Sebastian Eleanor Roosevelt lived across the hall in the 1940s when we first moved in.
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Two years after meeting in an estimated crowd of more than 200,000, they moved in together.
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Some moved in with friends and family; other families are sharing hotel rooms in adjacent towns.
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Following his ouster, the Transitional Military Council (TMC) moved in, announcing a three year transitional period.
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A storm moved in quickly during his hike, and rain and hail swallowed the summer sky.
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"It's almost like you're going back to the beginning when you moved in together," she explained.
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She moved in with her parents after graduating from New York's Binghamton University in December 12403.
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When I moved in with Lorenzo, he wasn't out to his family or at his job.
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And the plans also show just how far the party has moved in the last decade.
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I moved in but found I still couldn't earn enough to get by, let alone save.
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Harvey moved in: Please, he told me, just one thrust, and it will all be over.
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Ms. Perez and Hailey's father moved in together in an apartment in East New York, Brooklyn.
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Bowden: They learned quickly that if you moved in the streets, you were an easy target.
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They paid $779,000, and last August, they moved in with their son, now 21 months old.
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His home was along the death march route and German officers moved in during the evacuation.
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It was summer then, and behind them the massed green of the trees moved in silence.
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When I arrived, everything was great, they had moved in, cooked tacos, and started popping bubbly.
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I moved in five days ago and wow has it been a roller coaster of emotions.
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Lizzo stood on a circular platform that slowly moved in a circle throughout her heartfelt performance.
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The Seahawks moved in for the go-ahead score as Wilson picked apart the Cowboys' defense.
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Google and Facebook have moved in, turning industrial lots into campuses in nearby Playa del Rey.
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Police say there was sniper fire throughout the early morning hours so they moved in cautiously...
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Before the family moved in, the apartment was "completely empty, no carpet, no color, no nothing."
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Because everyone just moved in, Hype House is also nearly without furniture, which makes shooting easier.
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The concrete building next door housed a clinic before the Taliban moved in, Mr. Sadiq said.
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They moved in front with a 212-20 first-quarter spurt and never relinquished the lead.
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And given the amazing, sumptuous descriptions of the world he moved in, it's a noticeable omission.
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And given the amazing, sumptuous descriptions of the world he moved in, it's a noticeable omission.
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Not long after buying my bachelor pad, I met my future wife, who eventually moved in.
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I want people to leave with a sense that they've been moved in a profound way.
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He moved in with the Rodriguez family in 2012 when Rodriguez's aunt was diagnosed with cancer.
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Billy Holder bought a 4,000-square foot foreclosure in Fayetteville, Georgia, where they moved in 2012.
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Manufacturing jobs moved in the opposite direction, falling from 18.2 million in 1974 to 12.4 million.
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"Then I bumped into him in 2000 — and I moved in, basically," Ms. Rosen, 56, recalled.
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Ms. Griffin, 61, said she simply cleaned out the bedroom before her first boarder moved in.
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And around the same time, southerly species, such as chub and horse mackerel, slowly moved in.
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They stood, anxious, behind barricades as SWAT teams, bomb squads and heavily armed officers moved in.
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In the past quarter-century it has moved in a narrow band, from 65% to 80%.
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" Jenny said that when she first moved in the apartment was "all brown and lime green.
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And what about the people who moved in when the old pile was broken into apartments?
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Some victims fled after the violence, he said, and some of the attackers have moved in.
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They moved in five years ago, and they want more space for their two young children.
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Not long after the confrontation, Cruz moved in with James and Kimberly Snead in Broward County.
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The Trump administration moved in November to end that program for residents of the island nation.
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Moved in part via Switzerland, the relocation has so far cost 6.9 million euros, Thiele said.
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Apple and WeWork moved in recently, and will be followed by the Galeries Lafayette department store.
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Dr. Beckeld, who has a Ph.D. in philosophy, ancient Greek and Latin, moved in with him.
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One woman hired me to clean out her rental property before the next tenant moved in.
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Following his ouster, the Transitional Military Council (TMC) moved in, announcing a three-year transitional period.
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They ended up buying the temple for $89,000 and moved in six months later, in 2017.
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The INSIDER Summary:Selena Gomez and The Weeknd have allegedly moved in together in New York City.
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Reyes recently moved in with her mother when she couldn't afford their apartment on her own.
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But Cruz's most recent performance saw him connecting more often when Dillashaw moved in on him.
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It wasn't long before she and her husband were separated, and Esquivel had moved in with Greer.
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The OkCupid date eventually led to marriage, and once Kyle moved in, the apartment needed a transformation.
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Jitterbugging was just conversation with them until the doughboy moved in and now it is a reality.
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When she moved in order to save, she realized she was still as happy as she'd been.
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The Carters, for example, elected to do very little work when they first moved in, Walters said.
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Hatami said Gabriel moved in with his mother and Aguirre in 2012 after living with his grandparents.
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She and her 9-year-old daughter moved in with her grandmother in 2017 to save money.
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I moved in with my parents and took a temporary deal playing semi-pro on boggy pitches.
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The actress, 43, just moved in with her husband of 7 years, producer Dean E. Johnsen, 50.
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Trump was strongly criticized for praising Haftar last month as his forces moved in on the capital.
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth's renewed relationship is moving QUICKLY, as in ... they've already moved in together.
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Before they moved in, she didn't care about her old apartment enough to invest in regular cleaning.
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He and his siblings later moved in with a basketball coach to flee an abusive, alcoholic father.
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Every time he called, he was assured the containers would be moved in a matter of weeks.
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The US effort to take them into custody has moved in fits and starts in recent months.
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They'd moved in together shortly before her death, which came just days after celebrating her 24th birthday.
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Should you still feel you need it after you've moved in, you can always pick one up.
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The two stocks that broadly moved in tandem until last year have also seen significant divergence recently.
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Home ownership is a fantasy when real wages haven't moved in decades but housing prices are soaring.
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" Elon said he moved in with his father and soon realized it "was not a good idea.
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Riot police moved in after protesters attacked a car with police in it just outside the terminal.
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But after patients moved in, they were almost completely swapped out by human skin bacteria, Gilbert says.
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Though they adore the space now, they admit it was far from homey when they moved in.
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When we first moved in together when we were first dating, I had some debt, almost $30,000.
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Companies like DNA Lifestyle Coach have moved in offer the sort of tips 23andMe no longer can.
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After hours of trying to arrange a surrender, the SWAT team moved in to rescue the teacher.
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The attackers took hostages and exchanged gunfire with police until soldiers moved in and killed the militants.
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Researchers used advanced neuroimaging to monitor how water molecules moved in the white matter of the brain.
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Art financiers such as the Fine Art Group in London and WestendArtBank in Berlin have moved in.
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Shortly after the season finale aired, the two moved in together in her hometown of Dallas, Texas.
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Ayala said she moved in with XXXTentacion after her relationship with her live-in boyfriend went south.
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This week, the Nikkei moved in a narrow 275-point range, traversing the psychologically-important 20,000 mark.
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My ugly-cute dog Chiquita and I moved in and the rest is happily ever after, right?
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Stocks have moved in a single direction since Election Day resulted in a Trump victory: straight up.
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According to the agency, this caused the sinking long before the transit center moved in next door.
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Which is we've moved in a very different world, where it used to be everything was open.
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Layers moved in and out in long meandering passages, with subtle rhythmic sounds trickling beneath it all.
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She only moved in a few months ago and around her are reminders of who she lost.
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Mexican authorities were closing in on him for at least 24 hours before special forces moved in.
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Hennessey moved in 85033 to SolarCity, which is now the largest rooftop solar company in the country.
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Unfortunately for them, their local White Castle has shut down and a new restaurant has moved in.
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Stovall said the market moved in advance of those recessions in the first year of the term.
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She moved in with one band member, and says he kicked her out in 2006 or 2007.
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Do you mean the industry has moved in a direction where the artist is worth just pennies?
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Rob Kardashian packed a suitcase and moved in with Blac Chyna ... at least temporarily ... TMZ has learned.
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Holmes: Honestly, there isn't much of consequence that has moved in the last decade without his leadership.
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In a lawsuit, Von Schwarz and Oakenfold say everyday since they moved in has been a nightmare.
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The couple recently revealed during a segment for The Ellen Degeneres Show that they've moved in together.
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We moved in a few months ago, and it is a big upgrade from my previous place.
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Brazil's state development bank still has its headquarters in Rio and a few asset managers moved in.
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Big oil moved in not long after the war, spurring the oil pollution disaster we have today.
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Now we moved in together, we got a home, we're getting married and we got a dog.
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Eight weeks before, after the last of her operations, Ms. Dang moved in to Mr. Mankiewicz's condominium.
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But during subsequent years of the financial crisis, commodities often moved in tandem with other asset classes.
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A few months ago, I moved in with my husband for the first time in our relationship.
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A dozen casinos in Mississippi took the rare step of closing early as the storm moved in.
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In fact, just a few years ago, most migration in the region moved in the opposite direction.
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Throughout the Army's history, it's been slow to move but has always moved in the right direction.
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Lloyd left the castle to his son, Robert Bamford-Hesketh, who moved in with his wife, Ellen.
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Likewise, the American artist Larry Rivers eventually moved in with Clarice Price, his sons' Welsh au pair.
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That mantra has gained popularity since the two moved in lockstep to reach new records in 2017.
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In countries with low financial resources, farmers often don't take action until the pest has moved in.
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But last year's reassignments were unique due to how many people were moved in one fell swoop.
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They took out a home equity loan and later moved in with Marisa's parents to save money.
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Two sources said the Intelligence Committee hearing would also be moved in lieu of a new deal.
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So he left for Dallas, moved in with five friends and landed a gig as a bartender.
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The FCC moved in December to scrap its landmark net neutrality rules in a party-line vote.
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The company moved in with 230 employees, making it the largest private employer in downtown behind Google.
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As with many other prior areas of consensus, the Trump administration has moved in a different direction.
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Commodities and people have always moved in and out of the town, mixing its residents with outsiders.
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By last week, the lobby was complete, though WeWork was the only tenant who had moved in.
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He got around Gostisbehere at the left point, moved in and beat Stolarz over the left shoulder.
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The programmer ended up living at Ford's place until he moved in with Fieri in late winter.
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A storm front moved in just as the shuttle was blasting off, providing a dramatic gray background.
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Sami moved in last autumn and, for the first time in years, feels safe and at home.
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After surviving a fire during renovations, it served as various policy institutes until the writers moved in.
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Models held hands and moved in pairs from spotlight to spotlight, spinning like old wind-up toys.
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Though it generated proceeds of $3.4 billion, its share price has mostly moved in a downward line.
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In the nearly two years since, I have fallen in love and moved in with my girlfriend.
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While there were occasionally films about the poor or disenfranchised, Brazilian cinema moved in a different direction.
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Ervin Johnson, Rollins' Coney Island landlord, said the apartment was in "excellent condition" when she moved in.
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When Johnson transferred to Newport Prep, he moved in with Malone, who lived closer to the school.
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All the television cameras and photographers moved in close to get action shots of the bloody scene.
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When Rafaelian moved in, she had a shaman perform ceremonies to cleanse the house of negative energies.
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He moved in the day he bought it with nothing but an air mattress to sleep on.
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Wildcatters have moved in, and so have the armed groups that now call themselves the law here.
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The phone took a 4003-second exposure, and that's how far the station moved in that time.
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In spring 2014, the couple moved in together, and Mr. Zises said that changed his life profoundly.
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If you've ever moved in your life — or 17 times, in my case — this makes perfect sense.
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The older people had been moving away to retire, while younger — and more liberal — people moved in.
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A fifth of its residents have moved in since 28500, blending its rural roots with exurban sprawl.
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Once a hamlet or village was taken over, South Vietnamese government officials moved in to solidify control.
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By the time we moved in, I had been renovating the house for six months without pause.
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