The big banks moved out of FHA loans almost entirely.
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They moved out of their condo into a construction site.
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Eleven young children were moved out of the house uninjured.
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The family moved out of Orange County in November 2017.
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Nevertheless, two weeks ago Bumble moved out of the Bowie.
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"Sofia has moved out of Scott's house," the source explains.
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Many were moved out of Harvey's path before the storm.
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People, for the most part, moved out of the way.
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Mr. Tamaki wants the base moved out of Okinawa altogether.
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Watson's last daughter had moved out of the family home.
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Only then was the family moved out of the duplex permanently.
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Aida moved out of the house and into her mother's home.
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The couple had moved out of the home by that point.
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The bank moved out of the GM Building sometime after 2003.
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Although it has moved out of Gaza, its occupation hasn't stopped.
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Jeh Johnson's nomination was moved out of committee within 23 days.
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She told People she had moved out of their shared home.
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I moved out of my apartment and in with my boyfriend.
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But Poland has slowly westernized and moved out of Moscow's orbit.
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I moved out of my parents' house when I was 93.
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If a photo was being taken, he moved out of frame.
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Mr. Caserta moved out of the neighborhood and visited less frequently.
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Therese moved out of her home and called her divorce attorney.
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Eleven young children were moved out of the house un-injured.
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Rick Perry (R-Texas), have also both moved out of committee.
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Kennedy and the children moved out of the White House on Dec.
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Reportedly, her family has moved out of their home out of fear.
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The ship was moved out of the water way to a dock.
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Woods moved out of Kylie's house and remains estranged from the family.
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Heard's Instagram suggests that things have moved out of the friend zone.
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I only just moved out of my parents house in North West.
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The safe-haven yen rose as traders moved out of riskier assets.
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The Giants moved out of Candlestick Park after the 1999 MLB season.
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His role, however, seems to have moved out of the public eye.
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"From my perspective, we've moved out of the crisis," Buchanan told reporters.
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That's why a lot of companies moved out of the United States.
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Luckily for Post, the rapper moved out of the house months ago.
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I moved out of my home for weeks, as did many others.
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But a week later, Esther had been moved out of critical care.
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He moved out of prison and into a halfway house last month.
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She moved out of her parents' Bel Air home in early May.
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An EPA spokesman said Pruitt moved out of the rental in July.
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We moved out of Washington Heights to be closer to my job.
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Libertarianism moved out of the shadows with the rise of then-Rep.
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Woods moved out of her best friend Kylie's home, where she'd been living.
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Millions of whites nationwide moved out of cities and into racially isolated suburbs.
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Kia: At least he moved out of his mom's house so that's big.
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Hundreds of tenants have been moved out of base homes, at least temporarily.
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Jake Elliott: Ben and I both moved out of Chicago during that time.
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TechCrunch's big conference has moved out of Manhattan, into Brooklyn's Red Hook neighborhood.
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The star moved out of his house with Kourtney Kardashian back in July.
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When one balloon moved out of range, another would move in behind it.
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Eventually, the couple moved out of the house — and Rebecca Churáň moved in.
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Hundreds of millions of Chinese have moved out of poverty thanks to trade.
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Has your sex life died down since you moved out of the dorms?
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That resulted in 26 people being moved out of the highest dose cohort.
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Today, such ideas have moved out of the shadows and into the mainstream.
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Woods moved out of Kylie's house and remains largely estranged from the family.
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It moved out of the committee on a 24-16, party-line vote.
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Chenard said that the storm has moved out of the North Dakota area.
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He moved out of Florida and died in an accident at age 34.
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These emails were sent after Mr. Pruitt had moved out of the condo.
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"I just moved out of my yurt and into a house," he said.
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Woods has since moved out of Kylie's house and remains estranged from the family.
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When she moved out of the area, she accidentally took the book with her.
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Music moved out of the world of Newton and into the world of Einstein.
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The warden moved out of corrections and to a program for the developmentally disabled.
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"The day I moved out of my home in Holmby Hills," another fact begins.
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If any prisoners fight or cause disruptions, they are moved out of the unit.
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The displaced teachers moved to other professions or moved out of the South entirely.
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Remember, grown woman Heather only just moved out of her pancake-cooking parents house.
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An abnormally high number of them therefore never moved out of their parents' homes.
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Woods has since moved out of Jenner's house and remains estranged from the family.
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The model also moved out of Jenner's home and back in with her mother.
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When his parents found out, they moved out of the house a month later.
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One drilling rig was moved out of the storm's predicted path as a precaution.
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They moved out of their home and into the Dyker Heights apartment in March.
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"He hasn&apost moved out of the house," an insider told People in April.
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I can only imagine it's probably infinitely worse if we moved out of Toronto.
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He moved out of New York altogether in 1989 and joined the US Army.
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They rented out their Ventura home when they moved out of state in 2008.
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In early June, NY Cake moved out of its space at 56 West 22nd.
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Weather: The snow has moved out of New York City and the surrounding area.
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We had just moved out of his parents house into a tiny studio apartment.
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"Our friends got married and all moved out of the city," Ms. Pathak said.
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Fearing for our safety after many personal threats, our family moved out of Charlottesville.
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Some owners moved out of town, while others chose to move elsewhere in Glassboro.
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My husband had moved out of our apartment to live in his work space.
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Two years later, Ms. Owens and her family moved out of her brother's home.
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This was a premeditated murder and the body was moved out of the consulate.
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But many African-American residents have moved out of the city in recent years.
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The battle over the ACA has largely moved out of Congress entirely, into the courts.
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And if Whiting moved out of this house, her children could actually have a chance.
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If somebody has moved out of the district, you don't need them on the rolls.
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Affleck recently moved out of the family's Los Angeles-area home to a nearby property.
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She and Noe moved out of a rented bedroom and into her cousin's living room.
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Then, I moved out of the house and met the main event herself, butthead Bethany.
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He's as petulant and vicious as ever—he's just moved out of his mom's basement.
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But USA Swimming had already moved out of the Olympic Village before Judge Blank's order.
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Unable to keep up, Lord & Taylor recently moved out of its iconic Fifth Avenue spot.
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A few years ago, Gloria Horton moved out of her house and around the corner.
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The couple was estranged and Yevgeniy had moved out of their home before the murders.
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DH Edwin Encarnacion has been moved out of the cleanup spot in the Indians' lineup.
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The product was first announced last fall, but now it's moved out of beta testing.
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And last year, she moved out of the youth center to live with her grandmother.
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In 2009, in the midst of the financial crisis, Steelcase moved out of the building.
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Melcher later moved out of his house, which was then leased to Polanski and Tate.
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In some cases officers are moved out of their jobs while misconduct investigations are conducted.
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We moved out of the city because there's no room for non-millionaires there anymore.
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In August 2014, Sarkeesian moved out of her home out of fear for her safety.
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Mr. Harris would be the Republican nominee unless he died or moved out of state.
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A cartoon hero has moved out of his pineapple under the sea and onto Broadway.
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He was upgraded to fair condition and moved out of the ICU late last month.
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I soon moved out of my house and into his mother's home, where he lived.
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Eventually we moved out of the Victorian, and I didn't see the sign as much.
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Her parents divorced and both moved out of town, leaving her to live with her grandparents.
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She has since moved out of the sober house and cut ties with her ex professionally.
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To Krypton he's a dude who moved out of the neighborhood when things got hard. Sellout.
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Earlier this year Canadian legislators moved out of the central parliamentary block for about ten years.
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I got my old neighborhood when I first moved out of my mom's called North Loop.
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Following the news of the potential cheating drama, Woods reportedly moved out of Kylie Jenner's home.
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Since that initial report, which emerged on Tuesday, Woods has allegedly moved out of Jenner's home.
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When the women of color moved out of the line, Talbott alleges that the casting continued.
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Stephens had recently moved out of her parents home but returned daily to walk the dogs.
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Second: Hundreds of migrant children are being moved out of a filthy overcrowded Border Patrol station.
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"Oh, I got it from my grandma's closet when she moved out of Manhattan," she says.
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Investors have moved out of traditional "yield plays" like utilities as U.S. bonds have sold off.
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Only after Hartwell moved out of their shared home did he find out about their pregnancy.
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I thought I escaped this when I moved out of an apartment and into a house.
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But I never see anyone I know, having moved out of the area in the 1980s.
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She says although Tom's moved out of the neighborhood ... he still comes around to "harass" her.
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She moved out of her apartment because she kept having flashbacks and didn't feel safe there.
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He did not graduate from school, having moved out of the district before his senior year.
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She's been ousted from the Kardashian family business, and recently moved out of Kylie's guest house.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Asla has moved out of the former couple's Los Angeles home.
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The law was amended last year to allow detainees to be moved out of the state.
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I just moved out of her house a few months ago, and we're both still adjusting!
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He moved out of the apartment five years ago, and our divorce was finalized in 2014.
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That means Crosscheck might tell you voters have moved out of your state when they haven't.
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He never gave up the pursuit of Krishna consciousness; he just moved out of the ashram.
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It said seven rigs and 11 drill ships were evacuated or moved out of Barry's path.
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The 2010 health care law has slowly but surely moved out of the line of fire.
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They had two children together and moved out of the melee of London to the countryside.
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Formula One Management has moved out of its old headquarters into new premises away from Ecclestone.
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"We began hearing every year from people who moved out of our core footprint," said Mayer.
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"I thought that she just moved out of state and started a new life," she said.
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To save it, he said, government business would have to be moved out of the quarter.
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In June 2019, I officially moved out of my house and into my van full time.
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I moved out of an apartment once and left a cup superglued to the kitchen counter.
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Throughout millions of years, the plants moved out of the water and adapted to dry land.
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Deputies and Secret Service agents moved out of the way just in time, Sheriff Bradshaw said.
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Some of the challenged voters had in fact died or moved out of the three counties.
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EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox told The Hill that Pruitt moved out of the condo in July.
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Roughly 70,23 years ago some Africans moved out of Africa, becoming the ancestors of non-Africans.
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The Congresswoman has reportedly moved out of their place and into a penthouse apartment in Minneapolis.
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Alejandro never finished school and moved out of the house when he was still a teenager.
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Moore is also requesting that the case be moved out of Montgomery County to Etowah County.
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Kelly was moved out of solitary holding and into "population," his attorney, Steve Greenberg, tweeted Tuesday.
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Eventually, Sweeney shortened the company's name to Epic Games and moved out of his parents' house.
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He put his stuff in storage, moved out of his Brooklyn apartment and stayed with friends.
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But under Obama, millions of people have been moved out of this country, they've been deported.
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In 1986, Boone divorced Bundy and moved out of Florida with her two children, Rose and James.
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You think you're a big shot now because you moved out of Charlotte to New York City?
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I was a college graduate who hadn't moved out of the suburban house where she grew up.
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She said her husband moved out of their home and that she plans to initiate divorce proceedings.
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I made sure to pay off all my loans before I moved out of my parents' house.
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Ever since Barack Obama moved out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, we've been experiencing some serious separation anxiety.
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PEOPLE confirmed on Tuesday that Meyer has filed for divorce and moved out of the couple's home.
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None of these technologies have moved out of the lab, but Americans are already uncomfortable with them.
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Well, if I was concerned about racism I would've moved out of America a long time ago.
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When the Obama family moved out of the White House in January 2017, they didn't go far.
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She made the most progress after she moved out of her mom's house and became self-sufficient.
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Smith moved out of their home in March and went to live with other family, he said.
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She moved out of their home in March and went to live with other family, police said.
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La La ditched her ring more than a week ago when she moved out of their home.
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The Little Theater never moved out of the legal gray zone, but it's avoided any issues since.
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She disappeared days after she broke up with Agnew and moved out of his apartment, MLive reports.
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Richard McGrath, 72, was "absent without leave" after having moved out of the St. John Stone Friary.
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Chipstocks also moved out of correction territory with the Semiconductor ETF down 8% from its July high.
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Eventually, she moved out of the house, to her own apartment, filled with her books and papers.
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When my father retired from the police department, he and my stepmother moved out of Los Angeles.
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The Senate's tax bill moved out of committee and is expected to be voted on after Thanksgiving.
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When reporters were allowed back into the gallery, the woman had been moved out of the chamber.
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But after the flight attendant moved out of the cellphone video frame, the man grew even angrier.
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Manson was aware that Melcher and Bergen had moved out of the house at 19853 Cielo Drive.
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A year ago, Ms. Felstein moved out of her old bedroom to make room for Ms. Honda.
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It was on pace for its best week since June 7, and moved out of correction territory.
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As people moved out of Boston, many settled down in Framingham, and a shopping center was needed.
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The next year, the company finally moved out of its garage into a newly built headquarters nearby.
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The bill, which Ms. Maloney is introducing for the 10th time, has never moved out of committee.
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Evans announced that she and her children moved out of the house with Eason in North Carolina.
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By the late 1990s, I made it to university, and eventually moved out of my old neighborhood.
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After Mr. Ray moved out of the dorm, the abuse continued for eight years, the indictment said.
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And about a mile away, at the waterfront construction, residents have been moved out of their homes.
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Bradley Byrne of Alabama, both Republicans, don't have bipartisan support and haven't been moved out of committee.
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Having moved out of his apartment in Tehran, he is bouncing from one relative's home to another.
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His "core four" of friends all moved out of Houston to go to college, leaving him alone.
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Shortly after my fourth birthday, we moved out of the house into one cramped apartment after another.
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Domestic Lives In the quarter century since I moved out of my parents' house in Newton, Mass.
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Among the biggest changes, Facebook and Google parent Alphabet moved out of tech into the new sector.
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The family reported the priest to the archdiocese in 2001, but then moved out of the country.
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She has tried to distance herself from the family drama and has moved out of the area.
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In 2007, I moved out of my parents' house in Northern Virginia by selling my sneaker collection.
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Eventually, frustrated, and unable to get his roommate to stop drinking, Fernandez moved out of their apartment.
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The FBI had watched as communication between ISIS recruiters and curious Americans moved out of its reach.
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The father of three moved out of the house he and Kardashian, 36, lived in, back in July.
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La La moved out of the family home last week and has her own place in NYC now.
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She was widely criticised after abandoning them when she moved out of the presidential mansion following her impeachment.
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I actually got a phone call from one of his friends before I moved out of our apartment.
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The family moved out of the home when Janet was about 2 or 3 years old, she said.
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Brown moved out of the South Side Flats apartment complex where he, Guyger and Jean had all lived.
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Nevertheless, Woods moved out of best friend Kylie Jenner's house and remains estranged from her former friend's family.
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It's true that I moved out of New York before I found an artistic stride or a community.
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Elvire grew up in Brooklyn but moved out of state in elementary school and had just moved back.
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So, we moved out of our own home that we had just bought, and into a rented flat!
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The 70-year-old Albertville resident says she moved out of her neighborhood when immigrants started moving in.
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The official indicated it was a relatively small number of US forces that moved out of their locations.
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The former couple have moved out of their five-bedroom Beverly Hills house and listed it for sale.
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Beal&aposs wife died in 2008 and his adult children had moved out of the house, Young said.
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The FINCEN website also says that documents deemed "highly sensitive" may be moved out of the main file.
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They said they hoped she would be moved out of an intensive care unit to a rehabilitation center.
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We've been together a year and a half, and he moved out of my place six weeks ago.
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We moved out of our house, and I moved into a little place of my own in Sausalito.
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The Kimoji creator has done something else: she and husband Kanye West finally moved out of Jenner's house.
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The apparent split came just as Kardashian moved out of Chyna's home and into his own Calabasas residence.
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The dollar moved out of its recent range and popped up to 112.17 yen, its highest since Dec.
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Flash flood warnings were also issued in southeastern Texas as the storm moved out of that waterlogged region.
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I already had my hand on the bag so I grabbed it and moved out of the way.
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In the immediate aftermath, Woods reportedly moved out of Jenner's house, and Thompson and Kardashian split for good.
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In a motion filed on Friday, attorneys wanted the trial moved out of Warren County, where she lives.
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Five drilling rigs were moved out of the storm's path, the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement said.
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"I haven't had a TV since I moved out of my parents house at 18," she told E!
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At 17, Amoruso moved out of her parents' house and was ready and willing to fend for herself.
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But just because Scaredy moved out of Vintage Pet Rescue, doesn't mean Peralta has stopped caring for him.
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Al-Yamani has since moved out of the YMCA into more permanent lodgings as his case is processed.
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After they were moved out of the intensive care unit (ICU), 15.1 percent given conventional treatment experienced delirium.
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On the main concourse, Jochym reoriented a couple of HappyOrNot terminals that had been moved out of position.
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The National Hurricane Center downgraded Nate to a post-tropical cyclone as it moved out of the area.
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When I put out his food, he jumps away and returns only when I've moved out of sight.
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In 2010, the couple denied a report that Lauer had moved out of their New York City apartment.
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What is more, the tools of molecular biology have moved out of the lab and into the clinic.
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The company hopes to have this supply chain completely moved out of China by the end of 2019.
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Chip stocks also moved out of correction territory with the semiconductor ETF down 8% from its July high.
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As the cofounders moved out of the public arena, employee organizers have tried appealing to Pichai, they said.
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We moved out of our rental house; we put our possessions in storage; we gave away our car.
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A lot of companies have reduced their business or cut their staff or moved out of the country.
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When the little racist girl reached out to touch him, he moved out of the way and laughed.
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He moved out of Couture's home in 222, reunited with his girlfriend, and once again drifted into darkness.
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The winners received housing vouchers that helped them pay the rent if they moved out of public housing.
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And a Trump administration official told CNN on Friday that "some cargo has already moved" out of Syria.
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The seated restaurant has been moved out of the Collectors Lounge so that it's accessible to the public.
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Abraham Clemente, who is schizophrenic, moved out of an adult home into his own Brooklyn apartment last year.
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He had only recently moved out of his parents' house and left his job at Children's Activities magazine.
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She had moved out of her house after the power plant built an ash pond right in front.
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Earlier this year Tse moved out of his parent's home because he doesn't get along with his father.
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But in the nearly 10 years since I moved out of my parents' house, Rolling Stone has shrunk.
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Mr. Scalise has undergone several surgeries and was moved out of the intensive care unit on June 22.
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Mary had also moved out of her studio and into a condo where she gives herself a housewarming.
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When she was 22, she moved out of her comfortable family quarters and into a small rented room.
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Jesse moved out of the family house several weeks ago but he's maintained regular contact with their children.
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The Rubins immediately moved out of the house and started a complex legal process seek compensation for the damages.
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" Once the family moved out of the projects, though, Carey said "a lot of things changed for the worst.
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She claimed Spaw left behind multiple flash drives -- containing the "doctored" tapes -- when he moved out of their home.
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Sources connected to Mel tell TMZ about the time Mel moved out of the family home earlier this year.
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That syncing tool has now been moved out of the core Facebook app and into the photo app Moments.
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When Olivia gets home, she finds that Jackie has moved out of the spare bedroom she was staying in.
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To cut management costs, 500-odd jobs are being cut at headquarters and another 400 moved out of London.
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"We believe that the murder was premeditated and the body was subsequently moved out of the consulate," they added.
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The dog's crate has also been moved out of the home's high-traffic area to give Sinn some sanctuary.
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In the wake of the scandal, Woods moved out of Kylie's house and remains largely estranged from the family.
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According to the source, Woods — who recently moved out of Jenner's house — signed an "ironclad NDA" with the family.
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In the wake of the scandal, Woods moved out of Kylie's house and remains largely estranged from the family.
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"I got into this situation where I had to actually be moved out of my halls," she tells me.
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UNICEF hopes that the other boy can be moved out of the town shortly, yet fear for his health.
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When I moved out of Manhattan and opened up my business in Queens, I lived a very straight life.
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The latest draft still includes that, although it was moved out of the South China Sea section to another.
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In fact, when she moved out of her parents' house, she just moved down the block in Borough Park.
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One said he treats women like "children" and another moved out of the state partly to escape his policies.
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According to IRCO, several people even quit their jobs, packed up their families, and moved out of Portland altogether.
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That syncing tool has now been moved out of the core Facebook app and into the photo app Moments.
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The couple and their four children moved out of Brooklyn to Baldwin, on Long Island, in the early 1960s.
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Just before I moved out of home, I started seeing a doctor to monitor my weight and my attitude.
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The day before her job started, she finally moved out of her parents' basement into a one-bedroom apartment.
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"We've moved out of the major combat operations business," said Linda Robinson, a counterterrorism expert at the RAND Corporation.
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Mr. Heller was involved again several years later, when the cars had to be moved out of that garage.
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Warren's bill hasn't moved out of the Senate Finance Committee; an identical bill in the House also remains idle.
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Paul and Team 22019 moved out of the neighborhood and into a new home in Calabasas by October 210.
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Fifty thousand years ago, as modern humans moved out of Africa, they encountered Neanderthals and Denisovans, and "admixing" happened.
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Loesch tweeted in October that she and her family moved out of their home after receiving repeated death threats.
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Sometime after the Gehrigs moved out of the New Rochelle house, Walter and Josephine Sears moved in as tenants.
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He moved out of the terminal shortly after he learned, in 2008, that it would be shuttered for renovations.
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They are looking into using more contractors and whether some functions can be moved out of Afghanistan, Thornberry said.
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Meanwhile, I moved out of New York, returned a few years later, and then lived for brief periods elsewhere.
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Many of the sisters unfollowed both her and Thompson on Instagram, and Woods reportedly moved out of BFF Jenner's house.
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Clichy moved out of figs in the end because he couldn't put a satellite for French TV on the place.
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Jenner's daughter Kim Kardashian West and her husband Kanye West have moved out of Jenner's Calabasas, California home, PEOPLE confirms.
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"They moved out of the brick house because the family had trashed it so bad, it was unlivable," Vinyard says.
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And furthermore, why did they just leave all the teeth inside the wall, when they moved out of the office?
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Egeland said camps of rescued civilians must be moved out of harm's way, and one was torched by Islamic State.
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Erik's aunt moved out of the area, so they moved back in with their parents in Gilroy midway through school.
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As many male farmers moved out of their villages, the burdens of female farmers rose in ways numbers cannot capture.
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"They moved out of the brick house because the family had trashed it so bad, it was unlivable," Vinyard said.
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The man had moved out of the house, but it wasn't abandoned -- as Hawes and his team discovered one night.
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She's moved out of Kim's Atlanta home and is dating again, having split from boyfriend Michael Kopech also in March.
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He was really gutted about me lying, and so I moved out of the house for a couple of days.
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Last year, following reports Garner had called off their divorce , Affleck finally moved out of the property the couple shared.
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New York (CNN Business)Eduardo Peña and his wife moved out of Chicago last year to start a family together.
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"They moved out of the brick house because the family had trashed it so bad, it was unlivable," Vinyard claimed.
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"As humans moved out of Africa and across the world, they took this type of technology with them," he said.
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"We believe that the murder was premeditated and the body was subsequently moved out of the consulate," the official added.
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This bi-partisan bill passed in the Senate last December and moved out of committee in the House this week.
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After several years, Morgan moved out of her famous townhouse — and into a sleek new pad overlooking Manhattan's Columbus Circle.
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Sean Spicer already seems to be in vacation mode, though he hasn't moved out of the White House just yet.
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Since then, she said she had received nearly 2,000 offensive and threatening messages and had moved out of her home.
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Kelly Ripa said that her and Mark Consuelos' oldest child moved out of their home and was experiencing financial difficulties.
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These American families who moved out of dependency into the workforce saw their incomes increase, on average, by 28500 percent.
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Nine West said it moved out of bankruptcy under the majority equity ownership of CVC Credit Partners and Brigade Capital.
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Multiple telescopes focused on the object for three nights to determine what it was before it moved out of sight.
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She told the network that she has recently moved out of the residence and wasn't there when the FBI arrived.
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Still, the incident caused a rift between Woods and the family ... and she moved out of Kylie Jenner's guest house.
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With both his hands now raised, he took a few slow steps toward Lindsay as she moved out of range.
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In the post-Trudeau Toronto, bolstered in part by talk of marijuana legalization, dispensaries have moved out of the shadows.
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After watching her breeze through her first year of community college, I moved out of state and we lost touch.
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If a patient's condition has improved, they could be moved out of the I.C.U. to make room for new patients.
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He also said that people would also be moved out of crowded centers on the islands of Samos and Chios.
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He has kept at it faithfully over the years, even though he moved out of the neighborhood a while ago.
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"The security and Secret Service" agents at that second checkpoint "moved out of the way just in time," Bradshaw said.
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The announcement also raised questions about whether the Kurdish fighters would even agree to be moved out of northern Syria.
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He is among the more than 200,000 African-Americans who have moved out of Chicago in the last two decades.
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When my sister, who was caring for my son, moved out of state, I left school to work full time.
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Fifty thousand years ago, as modern humans moved out of Africa, they encountered Neanderthals and Denisovans, and the "admixing" happened.
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Give the smell of home to your friends and family who moved out of town with one of these candles.
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Last week, multiple sources confirmed to PEOPLE that Stause had moved out of Hartley's house and into a new home.
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"Sophia continues to make progress and has been moved out of the ICU," an update on the GoFundMe page reads.
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Recently, she moved out of a home in Brownsville, Brooklyn, where she had lived with the grandmother who raised her.
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He left his church, moved out of his old neighborhood and became estranged from friends and family, including his sister.
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Issuance in the past two months, however, has been far more subdued as investors have moved out of the bond market.
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The royal couple have officially moved out of their Kensington Palace home and into their new cottage in Windsor, PEOPLE confirms.
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Witnesses said they heard the drones and saw plumes of smoke before seeing 20 makeshift coffins moved out of the area.
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The 800 billion euros being moved out of London relates to balance sheet assets such as cash, inventory and prepaid expenses.
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Some foreign banks said they were told their investments cannot be moved out of Malaysia if they don't sign the letter.
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I just moved out of my parents house in Connecticut and in with my fiancé and his parents in New Hampshire.
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The witness was killed outside his new apartment About three months after Jean's death, Brown moved out of South Side Flats.
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When Claire moved out of our apartment and into her new boyfriend's, the red coat somehow got lost in the shuffle.
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Huobi, which was once one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges moved out of China to set up operations in Japan.
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Walmart also is still deciding what will become of its current home office once everyone has moved out of those buildings.
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Alphabet and Facebook will leave technology and Netflix will by moved out of consumer discretionary to join to the renamed sector.
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JPMorgan, meanwhile, is bullish on global equities, but recently moved out of some US stock holdings in favor of international shares.
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Damore went on to file a wrongful termination lawsuit against Google that has since moved out of court and into arbitration.
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Fontelle Harrod eventually moved into her missing husband's home and changed the locks; she moved out of the home in 2015.
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In addition, the royal parents-to-be moved out of London for Frogmore Cottage in Windsor Castle, about 25 miles away.
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" Najla Abdulelah, 23, transportation analyst, Marietta, Georgia (born in Baghdad, Iraq) "I moved out of Iraq at the end of 2006.
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It's true that Jaden, who recently moved out of his parents' home, tends to remind us more of his father, Will.
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I moved out of my parents' house on my own to this teeny little apartment where I could barely afford rent.
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Automation raises productivity, but because of our limited demand for manufactured goods, this means workers get moved out of that sector.
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As the United States has moved out of the industrial period, she says, communities need to figure out how to adapt.
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But finally, when my family put a little pressure on me about my profession, I moved out of my uncle's apartment.
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But he dropped out of high school and, two years ago, he moved out of his father's place, Desmond Martin said.
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This past summer, Risher moved out of his house, where he had lived since 1954, and into an assisted living home.
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As in small towns all over America, shopping and much of the middle class have moved out of the city center.
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The dig came just days after Evans announced that she and the kids moved out of the house in North Carolina.
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The Straits Times reports that 28-year-old expectant mother, Sherynn Ellyadi, moved out of her rented flat at Sims Drive.
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Patrick Maroon also scored for Edmonton, which moved out of last place in the Western Conference, 1 point ahead of Calgary.
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Still, such numbers are an indicator of a housing market that has moved out of the reach of ordinary working families.
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The family moved out of Maryville shortly after, and their Maryville home was burned to the ground a few months later.
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Eleven dynamic positioning drilling rigs have been moved out of the path of the storm, said BSEE, which regulates offshore production.
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I moved out of San Francisco in early 2009 and I moved back to the suburbs to live with my sister.
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Since making the video, she has partially recovered and has been moved out of the ICU, the MailOnline reported on Thursday.
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"When we hiked [the PCT], we moved out of our apartment, sold everything we owned, and quit our jobs," she said.
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Echoing public protests in the region, he said the base, currently in Futenma, should be moved out of Okinawa Prefecture altogether.
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Ms. Wasserman grew up with asthma and once moved out of New York, in part, to escape the poor air quality.
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Since then, electrical systems and generators have been moved out of basements and elevators and loading docks protected with waterproof panels.
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Only after the Russian intelligence officer develops a level of control can the relationship be moved out of the public eye.
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Wendy moved out of their sprawling NJ crib shortly after she filed for divorce and put the pad up for sale.
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By this time, Apollo Peak had moved out of its tiny bottling space to a 2,700-square-foot full-production facility.
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She had just moved out of her mother's apartment in Ridgewood, Queens, and begun living with her boyfriend and his family.
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Defensive shares, such as food companies, were among the worst performers as investors moved out of them to more cyclical shares.
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When I turned 18, I moved out of my parents' house, both on their orders and to escape a toxic environment.
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And mind you, I had just moved out of my house and bought my own home when we started taping that.
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Four years later, the company completely moved out of the department store business in order to focus on its discount chain.
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Their request that the trial be moved out of New York City was denied by the judge and an appellate court.
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But eventually, once we're moved out of the house, we come to the realization that moms weren't totally uncool at all.
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Carter began her sentence in the Bristol County House of Corrections, but in July she was moved out of the facility.
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Mr. Onaga, the Okinawa governor, has joined protesters who say that the base should be moved out of Okinawa Prefecture altogether.
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The couple's furniture shopping outing comes just days after reports that Olivia Jade has moved out of her family's Bel-Air home.
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On Tuesday, a bill authorizing the release of state returns to Congress moved out of the State Senate's Budget and Revenue Committee.
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As some of you know, earlier this year, my daughter and I moved out of the home we shared with her father.
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Meanwhile, Woods' moved out of Jenner's home and went silent on social media, opting for silence as the best course of action.
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News reported that Ozzy Osbourne has moved out of the Beverly Hills, California, home that he shared with his wife, Sharon Osbourne.
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As we reported, Chyna moved out of Kylie Jenner's home where she and Rob were living back then with their newborn, Dream.
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The conversation moved out of the conference room, down the hallway and into coat check, attracting passersby who leaned in to hear.
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Vincent and Angela's mother had split up when she was 2 years old, she said, and her father moved out of state.
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Laura has recently moved out of their shared apartment and in with her boyfriend Frank (Todd Field), but things are still okay.
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After the law was approved in 2012, a lot of porn production moved out of the county or underground to avoid compliance.
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When the mice subsequently ran, many of the cells moved out of various tissues and into the bloodstream, as happens in people.
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Now that the storm has moved out of south Florida, the staff is taking stock of damage to the winter White House.
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Once I moved out of state, I was required to pay $30 on each of my monthly visits to the probation office.
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Another source recently told PEOPLE that Hank has moved out of the couple's homeas he and Kendra prepare to file for separation.
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I recently moved out of my mom's house after saving up some money, so it's nice to come back to see her.
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The Divergent Series: Ascendant is set to bow on June 9, 2017 after it was moved out of its original March release.
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He moved out of his famous Union Square location in December after more than 30 years in business due to exorbitant rents.
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In time, he said, the family moved out of that home and into a double-wide trailer parked on the same lot.
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Have you moved out of a major city to a suburb because of housing affordability, cost of living, or any other reasons?
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It moved out of Franklin Street and into its current 803,000-square-foot home on Spring Street around the September 2001 attacks.
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She felt like a "pariah" in her hometown, she said, and eventually moved out of Seattle to the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.
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A source recently told PEOPLE Hank has moved out of the couple's home as he and Kendra prepare to file for separation.
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Senior year, I moved out of the sorority house and into a two-bedroom suite with Reva in an off-campus dorm.
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"And if they have moved out of the research field, then that's great," he said of the CFS/ME researchers he's targeting.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Shirmira Wilson moved out of her boyfriend's house in the South Bronx days after their daughter's first birthday.
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I eventually moved out of the apartment my boyfriend and I had bought, into my own place in the Silver Lake hills.
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People were moved out of that pen and put into another one, so there were now over ten people in one pen.
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" "Where was the concern in Cleveland when you moved out of her hotel room because you were talking mad shit about her?
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Just a few months later, Ms. Gross moved out of the mansion they shared on top of a bluff in Laguna Beach.
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A woman from New York "became depressed, lives in fear, and moved out of the country to Canada," according to the lawsuit.
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When a tenant moved out of one property, Mr. Runcie spent $2,000 on renovations while the home was vacant for two months.
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Not long after Maria went to prison, Sasha got into a bad fight with her grandparents and moved out of their apartment.
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Shortly after, Cody broke up with Ali and they moved out of the pad ... and apparently, Lindsay never got her stuff back.
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This is just what NASA did in the 1960s when humans moved out of low Earth orbit and ventured to the moon.
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Chrishell packed up her things Wednesday and moved out of the former couple's L.A. home and into a place of her own.
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But with the discovery of this middle finger fossil, the study's authors argue that we probably moved out of Africa many times.
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It's 2016, and all the Losers have moved out of town and on with their lives — except for Mike Hanlon (Isaiah Mustafa).
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She moved out of Redmond and into downtown Seattle, renting an apartment in a neighborhood known as a hub for 20-somethings.
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"We think this market is balancing and we think we will have moved out of the product glut story by then," Croft added.
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My parents told me to lie to family members about the fact that I had moved out of the house to attend school.
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Another source recently told PEOPLE that Hank has moved out of the couple's home as he and Kendra prepare to file for separation.
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But Cruz made friends with the wrong crowd, and at 16, she moved out of the studio apartment she shared with her mother.
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Following the scandal, Kylie distanced herself from her former BFF as Woods moved out of the KUWTK star's house, where she previously resided.
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Two of the children moved out of the vehicle's path, but Stagg's 3-year-old was struck, Ogg's office said in the release.
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Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne are ending their decades-long marriage, TMZ reported Sunday, adding that Ozzy has moved out of their family home.
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In time, though, the family moved out of that home and into a double-wide trailer, which was parked on the same lot.
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French coach Anthony Veniant said he had asked for the tournament to be moved out of Delhi but his request was turned down.
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Six months later, when she moved out of the house and into her own apartment, she gladly threw the crates into a dumpster.
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In the fall of 2011, I moved out of my parent's house, stopped working at the mall, and missed the season 8 premiere.
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Marrowbone moved out of Cherry Creek and off the reservation partially to get out of the cycle of poverty prevalent there, he said.
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Married at 14, she moved out of the home of her abusive stepfather into that of what proved to be an abusive husband.
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She moved out of their rear second-floor bedroom, leaving it and Goldwater's third-floor library mostly untouched as a kind of memorial.
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Edwards, 23, says she had nowhere to live after she moved out of the multimillion-dollar North London home she shared with Malik.
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When his family moved out of their Detroit home several months ago, they left the dog with their discarded furniture on the curb.
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Lizzie named this one Ricky, and he sat on her desk until we moved out of Vox's Bryant Park offices in January 2017.
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Colleen Ballinger's YouTube-famous series, Miranda Sings, has moved out of the grainy web-cam world and onto a sparkling new platform: Netflix.
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Stocks such as consumer staple Unilever and pharma firm Shire dropped as investors moved out of "expensive defensives" to take on more risk.
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Woods has moved out of Jenner's house, Thompson and Kardashian are reportedly keeping their discussions offline, and we're just trying to keep up.
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Rep. Steve Scalise, the Louisiana Republican who was critically shot on June 14, was originally moved out of the ICU on June 23.
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After six-months, Loujean moved out of Lucy's home but she comes to visit her and her husband Will from time to time.
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Fraser moved out of the family's home after the couple separated in March 20153, according to documents from Mason's state bar disciplinary hearing.
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Weather forecasters said Typhoon Sarika was packing winds of up to 120 kph on Sunday afternoon as it moved out of the country.
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She moved out of home at 16 to go to nearby Lehman College, which had a credit-sharing program with her high school.
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In the late 1970s, his family had moved out of Atlanta and, like so many, purchased a home in a white suburban setting.
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Another tried to give his unwanted furniture to me when he moved out of the loft because I had the space for it.
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More and more people with intellectual disabilities were being moved out of large state institutions and into everyday society as deinstitutionalization ramped up.
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The Carolinas were struggling to cope with the effects of record rainfall as the remnants of Hurricane Florence moved out of the region.
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In fact, their qualification out of Oceania has become automatic since Australia moved out of the O.F.C. and into Asia's confederation in 2006.
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In my early 20s, when I had moved out of my family's home and had my own income, I bought a GC2B binder.
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The war had since moved out of North Africa and into Greece and Italy, though Egypt remained O.S.S. headquarters for Middle East operations.
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An aunt, Jacqueline Perez, said Ms. Velasquez had moved out of her grandmother's apartment a couple of years ago, but still visited frequently.
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Japanese officials are hoping to persuade a skeptical world that the vast nuclear site has moved out of crisis mode and into cleanup.
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"We've moved out of an apartment and into a house," Moreno told me, explaining how his new job has changed his family's life.
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When I remarried in 1996, I moved out of the apartment on Pinehurst Avenue that I had occupied for most of that time.
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And those households moved out of the city at a higher rate than others, contributing more than a third to the white exodus.
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One way to answer these questions is to look at genes that have evolved significantly since our ancestors moved out of the forests.
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To help with accuracy, local weather forecasting moved out of cities like Chicago to be more local so they could provide better predictions.
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There were 21.9,213 tonnes of fresh cancellations of LME inventories on Tuesday, signalling that metal was due to be moved out of warehouses.
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However, as the Democratic presidential campaign moved out of the town hall phase and into the debate phase, the script began to flip.
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But Mr. Heyman moved out of the apartment building without ever capturing the Warholian bathroom on film, and the building later burned down.
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She moved out of Jenner's house and the two don't appear to talk anymore, but back in 2018, she never left Jenner's side.
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" Najla Abdulelah, 23, transportation analyst, Marietta, Georgia (born in Baghdad, Iraq) hillary clinton "I moved out of Iraq at the end of 2006.
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The storm, which is now broken into remnants, moved out of the area, leaving behind massive destruction, including in the region's agricultural industry.
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His appointments and hospital stays were moved out of the children's hospital, away from the nurses and friends with whom he was familiar.
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Volex, whose cables are used in consumer electronics and electric vehicles, did not specify which manufacturing functions it had moved out of China.
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I turned 18 two days after the shooting, graduated a month after, and moved out of my parent's house two months after that.
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Kasian reportedly moved out of their condo and into an apartment with her mother when she learned of the arrest, the National Post reports.
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Recently married and pregnant, I moved out of the city and decided that I didn't want to travel as an editorial makeup artist anymore.
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Now, a source for People claims that she has moved out of her childhood home in an attempt to move on with her life.
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Nearly 250 children are planned are being moved out of the facility, Health and Human Services spokesperson Evelyn Stauffer said in a statement Monday.
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She and Dulos began their relationship a year before his wife moved out of their Farmington home, according to court papers Jennifer Dulos filed.
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A spokesman for the sheriff's office told Fox News that the detainees are required to be moved out of their facilities by June 30.
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Malta says the ship&aposs crew made clear they were heading toward the Italian island of Lampedusa and eventually moved out of Maltese waters.
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Olivia Jade, a social media influencer, has lost several endorsement deals and moved out of Loughlin and Giannulli's Bel Air home in early May.
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In the video, many of the students moved out of what the instructor called the "kill zone": the gunman's initial view of the room.
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I had no money, I was discouraged and I had just moved out of NYC…a city I adored and never planned on leaving.
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By the time I moved out of the two-bedroom in late 2015, I had stopped using Pandora altogether and moved on to Spotify.
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Earlier this month, PEOPLE confirmed that the royal couple officially moved out of their Kensington Palace home and into their new cottage in Windsor.
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"In other words: We will get moved out of here no matter what, and he will use whatever money to remove us," Johnson said.
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CNN affiliate KTRK reported between 3 and 5 inches fell north of Houston before the worst of the storms moved out of the region.
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By the sixth day, he was able to be moved out of the ICU and was later discharged with a clean bill of health.
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In the time since she has moved out of Jenner's home, Woods has found a new place of her own to rest her head.
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One of the padrinos at the anexo VICE News visited says the center moved out of the capital in 3503 because of the crackdown.
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"He hasn't moved out of the house," an insider told PEOPLE, adding that Wilkinson and Baskett have simply been taking things day-by-day.
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White has since moved out of her old apartment, but her new one is on Fulton Street, with the Freedom Tower in plain view.
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Jeff Lewis is planning to take Gage Edward to dinner this weekend — about a week after he says Edward moved out of their home.
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Later in December, the family was moved out of the house for mold remediation and will be spending Christmas in temporary quarters on base.
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Most Libyans who can afford it have long moved out of the old city to more modern districts of Tripoli, home to 2.5 million.
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When I moved in with my dad at age 15, Angie had moved out of his house and into a condo down the street.
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Reynolds' family moved out of the house in the 1950s, but the quaint property still retains a similar charm from the actress's younger years.
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Breslin's working-class hero credentials took a blow in the 1980s when he moved out of Queens to tony Central Park West in Manhattan.
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The Senate bill moved out of the Senate Finance committee on Thursday morning and to the floor, the next step in the legislative process.
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The Mormon couple who formerly inhabited the hideout moved out of the corner home on Jiquilpan Boulevard and Rio Quelite Street two years ago.
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La La has already moved out of the home that the two shared and has a place of her own in New York City.
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Wissam moved out of the couple's London pad in April, but no word yet on custody and where little Eissa will have permanent roots.
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Tompkins says her daughter's meth addiction began when Kaylee unknowingly used meth-laced marijuana sometime after she moved out of her house last year.
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Olivia Jade, a social media influencer, has lost several endorsement deals and moved out of Loughlin and Giannulli's Bel Air home in early May.
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In 2011, PS122 moved out of its longtime home on First Avenue to make way for renovations designed to update and enlarge the building.
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Sources close to the former couple tell TMZ ... Brody and Kaitlynn are done, and she's already moved out of the house they shared together.
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She got her job in February (after Paul Lee was moved out of it), and she arrived in the middle of the pilots process.
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The news of their split comes following reports that Irina moved out of the couple's home in LA's Pacific Palasides neighborhood earlier this week.
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If there is a new election, it would have the same slate of candidates unless one of them died or moved out of state.
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I started wearing his bandannas last spring, after I moved out of an apartment in New York where I hadn't been getting anything done.
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During this period of retrenching Mr. Newhouse sold most of his art collection and moved out of his large townhouse into a smaller apartment.
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When her marriage finally ended, her husband moved out of the duplex, and in 1966 she married Mr. Bertschmann — "my true love," she said.
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In February, the Landrys abruptly broke the school's lease and moved out of an old factory building after failing to meet fire safety codes.
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These regions have lost jobs in recent years, and workers have either moved out of the area or dropped out of the labor market.
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Change of venue request Weinstein's attorneys want his trial moved out of the city, but prosecutors rejected that argument in court documents filed Friday.
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I moved out of Trastevere and eventually went to another neighborhood with my future wife before following a career path out of the country.
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On Wednesday, Weinstein filed a last-minute motion with a New York appellate court to have his trial delayed and moved out of Manhattan.
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Once-major employers, including Marathon Oil, have moved out of the Cody area in the past decade, leaving hundreds of employees scrambling for work.
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While Ms. Maiklem recently moved out of the city, she still makes the journey to the Thames weekly, driven by the thrill of discovery.
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Bearishness had been in a range between 16.5 percent and 18.3 percent for most of the year, but has moved out of that area.
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Australian reconnaissance aircraft and refueling tankers have been moved out of Syrian airspace, paralleling what the United States and other coalition members have done.
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It was expected to exit the landmass via Ilocos Norte province between 0000-0200 GMT and moved out of the country by Thursday evening.
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That&aposs the same space where Google was located when it was a tiny startup, after it moved out of Susan Wojcicki&aposs garage.
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In less than a week, about 250 dogs and cats moved out of the shelter and in with temporary foster families called Storm Troopers.
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The organization moved out of its home on First Avenue in Manhattan — the public school — in 2011 to renovate and expand that 1894 building.
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Both agencies moved out of the Old Post Office building on Pennsylvania Avenue to make way for a new tenant: the Trump International Hotel.
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Katy Costikyan, 23, moved out of her apartment in New York City this week after losing her restaurant job in another coronavirus-related layoff.
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Lindsay Lohan's fiance, Egor Tarabasov, moved out of their apartment Tuesday and she claims he tried to make off with some of her stuff.
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Harley-Davidson announced in June that production of motorcycles shipped to the European Union would be moved out of the U.S. to other international facilities.
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That, apparently, wasn't good enough for the Kardashian clan, as Woods still remains absent from Jenner's social media, and already moved out of her house.
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After news broke in February that Woods had kissed Thompson, 28, the Kardashian-Jenner family distanced themselves from Woods, who moved out of Jenner's house.
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It wasn't until the summer of 2016, four years later, that I moved out of my parents' house in Westchester into an apartment in Manhattan.
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Buttigieg added during Thursday's debate that policing would need to be moved out of "the shadow of systemic racism" for broad changes to take place.
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The two became fast friends hanging out after work and, though they eventually moved out of the city center, stayed in touch through social media.
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An NYPD official said that the sergeant on the scene also recommended that Ahmodu be moved out of the home after he had calmed down.
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On that note, it's too big to replace the tiny $100 toaster oven your mom gave you when you finally moved out of her house.
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The other inmate was later moved out of the unit, leaving Epstein alone and not properly monitored by guards, according to The New York Times.
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Initially, it appeared that purchased Bitcoin could not be moved out of the exchange at this point but that issue seems to be fixed now.
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Note: The original version of this article has been updated to reflect that purchased Bitcoin can now be moved out of the Binance Singapore exchange.
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The family then moved out of their home for two months so Fischer could transform the space from its dated design to a modern retreat.
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A while later I found out that Bree had moved out of my old share-house and found someone else to take over the room.
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I moved out of Amsterdam when I was 18 and graduated and went to Schenectady for college, which is kind of in between the two.
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He reminds me of some high school classmates who haven't moved out of their parents' houses, but argue adamantly about Illuminati conspiracy videos on YouTube.
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She's also not down with his $2k monthly clothing allowance ... since she says he took his full wardrobe when he moved out of their house.
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Jack's oldest sister, Aimee, refused to be part of the series and even moved out of the family home at the age of just 16.
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Focused on getting Dale and Brennan moved out of the house, nearly all of their attention is spent on what their sons "should" be doing.
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As pretty much the entire world has observed, President Barack Obama seems to really be enjoying himself since he moved out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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In an interview with Haute Living published Wednesday, Jada Pinkett Smith reveals that Willow and Jaden Smith have both moved out of their parents' house.
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An expanding population means that even as some have moved out of poverty, there are more poor people now than when Mr Aquino took office.
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Quantum computing has moved out of the realm of theoretical physics and into the real world, but its potential and promise are still years away.
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"The swim team moved out of the village after their competition ended, so we were not able to make the athletes available," Mr. Sandusky said.
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It was the culmination of years of hard work and sacrifice by Wint, who had moved out of his mother's home to pursue a scholarship.
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She and her lawyer have repeatedly, and unsuccessfully, argued that she should be released on house arrest or at least moved out of solitary confinement.
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The bus slowed, as if its driver had hit the brakes, and got back up to speed after the van moved out of the way.
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Ramirez, who was moved out of the bullpen when Blake Snell was sent to the minors, has pitched well in his return to the rotation.
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I moved out of the photography world, and I have friends who are still in it, and obviously we are really happy about this issue.
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It brings me back to wondering why Kosmos hasn't moved out of Fallowfield to a place where the lovingly prepared food might be better appreciated.
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Mr. Sarfo, who was recently moved out of solitary confinement at his German prison because he is no longer considered violent, agrees with that assessment.
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The Islanders moved out of sole possession of last place in the Metropolitan Division and into a tie for seventh with the New York Rangers.
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The survey found that 225 percent of millennial women have moved out of their parents' houses, while only 220 percent of men have, for example.
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After his money ran out, he moved out of a cheap motel room and camped in a tent for 11 days, battling monsoons and mosquitoes.
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Only when the battalion commander and his staff had moved out of the house would he let us hustle him back to an aid station.
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" For now, though, she is fairly certain the family is staying put, because "our kids would kill us if we moved out of Fair Lawn.
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Our growing team continued filling mapping requests from military leaders and policymakers, though we moved out of the theater and bounced around other temporary quarters.
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It wasn't until she moved out of the area two months later that the first signs of a mental health condition began to settle in.
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When Josh moved out of their house into a duplex, we had family dinners and celebrated holidays together to ease the transition for the girls.
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According to Ms. Owens, her husband was verbally abusive, so she moved out of their manor house in 2015, and into a property next door.
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This month, he moved out of Ms. Santiago's apartment and into a three-bedroom apartment in Jersey City, which he shares with two other performers.
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Alan Grayson had moved out of the home and when he returned to see their five children, the couple had a heated argument, records indicate.
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I moved out of my apartment & put all my stuff in storage to save money so I can afford to campaign full-time next year.
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In a quest for higher returns in a zero interest rate environment, money managers moved out of fixed-income toward equity and other risky assets.
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"My parents were worried about my moving to New York City," added Ms. Wolfe, who closed 45 Treasures when she moved out of the building.
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The evaluation is even more negative when vast sums are moved out of the country where they were accumulated, a common practice among Russia's oligarchs.
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Caggins added that troops received notification the missiles were on their way thanks to early warning systems, and troops were moved out of harm's way.
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At this point, unlike at her recent protests, Fonda moved out of the way, choosing to support her friends and the movement from the sidelines.
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Two sons have moved out of state, and the son most likely to take the farm over, Jordon, died in a vehicular accident in 2010.
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By the end of the 20-year period, two-thirds of the men who didn't have criminal records had moved out of the bottom quintile.
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As we reported ... Jen moved out of Ronnie's Vegas crib last month after accusing him of cheating, a claim people close to Ron strongly denied.
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"We decided to tell the story from a lot of different perspectives, not just people who had been moved out of their homes," Young said.
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When I strutted (and I strutted) through the party, the cape billowed behind me, the snakes writhed, the crowd moved out of my way, repelled.
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The suit claims she was denied the opportunity to transition to the "technical" classification, and after returning from medical leave, was moved out of engineering entirely.
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She is considering breaking her lease, since she does not know if her home will be repaired before she is moved out of the temporary place.
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A couple of years ago, my parents moved out of the city, so my brother and I convinced her to rent out the townhouse on Airbnb.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Odom, 36, has moved out of the Calabasas, California, rental home his estranged wife set up for him earlier this year.
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When he finally wised up, he moved out of the frame and gave a little salute to the photog once he was out of harm's way.
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The author of a second memoir, The Vegas Diaries, moved out of the mansion in 2008 after seven years living there with then boyfriend Hugh Hefner.
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I worked through high school and during college so I could pay for my living expenses and my rent after I moved out of the dorms.
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Even when his parents announced they were separating and his mother moved out of Brooklyn to Manhattan, Hudson still had hope they would get back together.
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"He hasn't moved out of the house," an insider told PEOPLE in April, adding that Wilkinson and Baskett have simply been taking things day-by-day.
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Next step: She moved out of her fancy office (and into a home office) so she didn't have to work so hard to make ends meet.
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Woods — who has moved out of Jenner's house — said she told her longtime best friend that she would be sitting down with Pinkett Smith this week.
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That's what happened to Model S driver Joshua Brown, whose car automatically moved out of the way of a truck that nearly collided with the Tesla.
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There you are, on a Sunday afternoon, popping into an old record shop you used to visit every week before you moved out of the area.
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According to TMZ, the 31-year-old actress moved out of her West Hollywood apartment on Wednesday and was driving to another building in the area.
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The families moved out of eastern Aleppo on Saturday through humanitarian corridors set up by the regional government, according to the Syrian state news agency SANA.
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Chou has since been moved out of the company, passing the CEO role to chairperson Cher Wang who earlier this year described VR as its priority.
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There has been some "white flight" from superdiverse areas, he says, as whites have moved out of the poorer areas where migrants gather, to the suburbs.
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The state has a highly educated workforce, but many are leaving — 33,333 college graduates moved out of state in 2017, while only about 26,000 moved in.
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The building opened in January, after the firm moved out of central Paris to save costs and concentrate 2,000 of its 163,000 staff in one spot.
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I am the only one who has stood up to the Great Imposter, and I cannot wait to see him moved out of our White House.
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A source knowledgeable of the situation tells PEOPLE Meyer moved out of their home in Austin, Texas, around Christmas and filed for divorce two weeks ago.
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The outing occurred two months after PEOPLE confirmed that Olivia Jade had moved out of her parents' Bel-Air mansion to try and regain some privacy.
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Earlier this year, the couple moved out of Kensington Palace and into Frogmore Cottage, sparking unconfirmed rumors that Meghan and Kate were at each other's throats.
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When a friend of mine threw a housewarming party after he had moved out of his parents house, I figured that this was a great opportunity.
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"David was moved out of the intensive care unit at Massachusetts General Hospital," she said in the statement, which was issued by the team on Saturday.
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I very nearly didn't graduate because my depression got so bad, but then I moved out of the house I was in and reported [the bullies].
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According to reports, the famed fashion designer fell into a deep depression after her husband Andy, right, moved out of their home and sought a divorce.
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A rep at Malibu Wine Safaris tells TMZ ... Stanley was moved out of his enclosure just after midnight Friday to a stable away from the fires.
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Brooke Keast, a spokeswoman for the Nevada Department of Corrections, said Friday that Simpson was subsequently moved out of the general inmate population to special housing.
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They were among the first families who moved out of the walled Old City in the 19th century, and built the first Jewish neighborhoods outside it.
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Mel Gibson's former girlfriend, Oksana Grigorieva, made good on their new custody settlement and moved out of his Sherman Oaks rental, and now he's dumping it.
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Consultancy EY said in a report this month that an estimated 1 trillion pounds of assets have been moved out of the U.K. because of Brexit.
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A sad, important story of what happened when hundreds of severely mentally ill people were moved out of institutions into private apartments in New York City.
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The protection officer was there & opened the door but the museum guy was there too so PO moved out of the way...& Meghan closed the door.
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He later slashed the price by $1 million in February 2019, one week after Edward moved out of their shared home, which is located next door.
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That's the scenario Sean Santiago found himself in, when his two roommates (and two cats) moved out of his shared two-bedroom apartment in Fort Greene.
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"He has been moved out of Colorado for security concerns due to him being a high profile offender," Mark Fairbairn, a Department of Corrections spokesman said.
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Most of the hundreds of protesters moved out of the hallways when asked, but officers ended up arresting 138 for not moving, the Capitol Police said.
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Yoo is just the latest in a string of executives who've either been moved out of their role, fired or resigned in the last few months.
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Even after they separated and she moved out of his house, Ms. Monahan continued trying to prove that he had been unfaithful to her, he said.
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After the report, investors moved out of super-safe United States government bonds, pushing prices down and yields — which move in the opposite direction — slightly higher.
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"All I knew at the time is that midway through our freshman year, Cathy moved out of our triple and into a single room," she writes.
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In the final weeks of Henry's life, he moved into a nursing home and I moved out of the house in Maryland we'd built in 1950.
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When he and other artists were moved out of their former studio space in the Mission, the owners offered them another place to do their work.
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Newsom said during a press conference that five people who tested positive have since moved out of the state as officials deal with the spreading virus.
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Newsom said during a press conference that five people who tested positive have since moved out of the state as officials deal with the spreading virus.
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The company finally moved out of Houghteling&aposs apartment the following year and opened its first office in San Francisco as its model evolved alongside YouTube.
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G.E. moved out of this sprawling Skidmore, Owings & Merrill-designed emblem of 1970s corporate modernism in favor of smaller, humbler digs in downtown Boston last year.
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When CNN visited Shadow's offices Tuesday morning, a receptionist at the WeWork space said the company had moved out of its space roughly a month ago.
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For one, she questioned Sciorra about when she moved out of the apartment that she lived in prior to her move to the Gramercy Park apartment.
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The remainder of those purged either moved out of the state or had mail sent to them by election officials returned as undeliverable, the newspaper reported.
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Two of the most notorious ISIS detainees in a Kurdish prison have been moved out of fear they might escape during Turkey's invasion of northern Syria.
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Since the scandal broke, Olivia has lost endorsement deals as a social media influencer and moved out of her parents' Bel Air home in early May.
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And while the couple has moved out of the apartment, the charity continues to gather the Santa letters and coordinates with volunteers to fulfill holiday wishes.
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Those who were expected to leave first had moved out of their apartments or refugee camps, sold their belongings and turned in their food ration cards.
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"My VCR was one of my first adult purchases when I moved out of home, when I could afford to rent my own videotapes," she said.
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Venezuela's supreme court ordered that Leopoldo López, a leader of the opposition to the country's authoritarian regime, be moved out of prison and placed under house arrest.
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Kardashian then announced in a series of emotional social media postings that his fiancée had taken their 1-month-old daughter and moved out of their home.
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Orlando F Aaron Gordon is 9-for-18 from the field and averaging 10.5 points in two games since being moved out of the starting lineup. 3.
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One former Uber executive said it felt like as much as one-quarter of Uber's earliest team — the so-called OG — had recently moved out of state.
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Another said she could count 17 people who moved out of the Bay Area in recent years, and seven of those had moved to no-tax states.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that the Kardashians were "pissed" that Woods — who has moved out of Jenner's house — might try to make amends on the show.
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In fact, it wasn't until he got married last year that he moved out of the 400 square feet high-rise apartment he shared with his parents.
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Although they stayed together after that ... sources connected to the couple tell us it's been a rollercoaster relationship, and Tamar recently moved out of the family home.
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The affidavit says that during an interview Medina-Flores told investigators the family moved out of Florida following "repeated involvements" with the Florida Department of Child Services.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have since moved out of London to Windsor Castle's Frogmore Cottage – about 25 miles away – and launched their own Instagram page.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that the Kardashians were "pissed" that Woods — who has moved out of Jenner's house — might try to make amends on the show.
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Subsequently, Lochte and Feigen are prohibited from leaving Brazil – but the 32-year-old 12-time Olympic medalist has already moved out of the Olympic athletes' village.
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Yesterday, Bella Thorne turned 20, and we all felt a pang of nostalgia as the former Shake It Up actress officially moved out of her teenage years.
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When author Jay Killzurfavesoff moved out of his parents' house for the first time and into an old, two-bedroom house with his girlfriend, he was excited.
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Today, Vacasa has more than 1,000 employees and a prime Portland tech scene headquarters in the 40,000-square-foot office Simple moved out of in late 2016.
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Guitarist Jonny Buckland moved out of the way as Sykes screamed his way through the track, making the legs of the table buckle before jumping back off.
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But Africa was largely left out of the most recent waves of globalisation, in which labour-intensive manufacturing moved out of Europe and America and into Asia.
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When my med school roommate moved out of the apartment, an opportunity (aka BV) presented itself, and I asked my more woo-woo roommate about her steamer.
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Fortunately for Smith, the dueling koalas eventually moved out of the way, but it's proof these marsupials can be a vicious bunch if they want to be.
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Inside the club, fans had their eyes set on opening acts, but became worried as they were moved out of the club after paramedics arrived on scene.
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That has helped London to retain the bulk of euro clearing, ironically the main thing that EU politicians said they wanted moved out of Britain after Brexit.
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Olivia Jade, 19, has moved out of her parents' Bel-Air mansion to help escape the media circus over their alleged involvement in the college admissions scandal.
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Matter The apes of Senegal's Fongoli savanna may offer hints to how our own ancestors moved out of the woodlands, shed their fur and started walking upright.
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There's that, but he's moved out of the Bay Area because of "intolerant attitudes" towards him driving through town with a dead animal strapped to his car.
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Spies have developed tactics that include: photographing the entire home first and then using those photos later to make sure nothing has been moved out of place.
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About 16,21625 more people moved out of Harris County than moved in last year, while neighboring Montgomery County experienced an influx of more than 2900,220006 new people.
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Once the couple moved out of Jenner's home when the renovations were complete, the momager tweeted in April 2018 that the house is now worth $60 million.
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C Gary Sanchez was moved out of the second spot in the lineup Wednesday and batted sixth for the first time this season and fourth time overall.
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According to The Record, Garrett's staff has been moved out of its office in Rayburn House Office Building so work crews can prepare it for next year.
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I invited her to meet me in Las Vegas, and we haven't seen each other in five years, since we both graduated and moved out of Florida.
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" Reached in 1997, the so-called Flores settlement called for migrant children unaccompanied by a parent to be moved out of adult detention facilities "without unnecessary delay.
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"The energy of music obviously has moved out of a place like this," said Mr. Madell, who admitted that CDs now look "like floppy disks" to him.
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My arrival in Los Angeles was abrupt: I moved out of New York because I worked in nightlife and didn't sleep, so I wasn't writing at all.
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The Supreme Court directed that the case be moved out of Uttar Pradesh, and that the investigation into the car crash should be completed within seven days.
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The spokesman, Jim McGrath, said later that Bush had been moved out of intensive care but was expected to remain at the hospital for several more days.
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After the decline of the industrial revolution, huge warehouses became obsolete, and as industry moved out of their neighborhoods often crime and prostitution moved in, says Bose.
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Amazingly, the SO/LIC office responsible for implementing the key NDAA reforms was just recently moved out of the Pentagon to the remote Mark Center in Alexandria.
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Among the middle classes, travel abroad has become harder, students saving to study overseas have seen their plans shattered, and luxury goods have moved out of reach.
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In 2013, nearly 0003,000 voters were removed from Virginia voter roles after the state used an inaccurate database to remove voters who moved out of the state.
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"When I was 32 years old, I purged myself of my old art, burned it all, then moved out of Michigan to start over," says the artist.
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Last year sales at Alcon fell 9 percent to $9.8 billion, including $3.8 billion from the drugs business which has since been moved out of the division.
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Before my relationship with my husband, I had a very successful friends-with-benefits relationship with another man, which ended because I moved out of his area.
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Investors moved out of technology shares into bank stocks that rose sharply after the nominee to head the Federal Reserve said some regulations could be scaled back.
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The next domestic event, March 28, will be moved out of Columbus, Ohio, where the governor's order precludes fans, to a UFC-owned arena in Las Vegas.
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I moved out of our apartment and stayed in an Air BnB nearby, and couldn't leave the Air BnB because I was convinced I would be sick.
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It intensified into a typhoon with winds of 120 kph (75 mph) as it moved out of the Philippine area of responsibility, the national meteorological agency said.
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Emboldened, he has since moved out of temporary lodging in St. Louis into extended-stay accommodations, and he hopes to return home Thursday with the series tied.
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That World Cup was later moved out of its quadrennial summer window to late November, over the objections of European leagues, which will see their seasons disrupted.
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Since May, 15 of those families have moved into housing, and a few others have moved out of the city, with 26 now left in the program.
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Since May, 15 of those families have moved into housing, and a few others have moved out of the city, with 26 now left in the program.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have since moved out of London to Windsor Castle's Frogmore Cottage – about 25 miles away – and launched their own Instagram page.
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He has said he does not like change, describing himself as a man who moved out of his parents' home only when he married his wife, Ilary.
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Since the scandal broke, Olivia Jade has lost endorsement deals as a social media influencer and moved out of her parents' Bel Air home in early May.
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Saleh moved out of the city about a year and a half ago, and into a house he purchased for himself and his family to live in.
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But when Baba died more than 20 years ago, Mama moved out of his house and lived in the two-story house that my mother built her.
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Though much of Ms. Baez's family has moved out of New York, Ms. Baez wanted to stay in the city where her passion for community work began.
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The group, which is part of the 19703-member World Trade Centers Association, moved out of a downtown building in 21970 and operates in a temporary location.
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The evacuation ground to a halt on Friday after demands from pro-government forces that people also be moved out of two Shi'ite villages besieged by insurgents.
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In the fallout from the scandal, Giannulli lost brand deals with Sephora and TRESemmé, she moved out of her parents' house, and lost thousands of YouTube followers.
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All three women had moved out of the New York City shelter system into what they described as decrepit conditions in Newark through a rental assistance program.
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According to a representative of the Garabedian family, Sophia has been moved out of the ICU at Boston Children's Hospital and is currently listed in fair condition.
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The couple moved out of their house and turned it into Ushaka Lodge, which now hosts seven of the 18 luxurious sleeping options at Jamala Wildlife Lodge.
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The count — like a mustachioed Little Princess — is moved out of his glamorous suite and into a dilapidated old attic room normally used for storing old furniture.
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After Simpson was granted parole during Thursday's hearing, Simpson was moved out of the general population and into confined housing, a rep for the prison tells us.
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After her husband's death, Ms. Lynn built the modern home and moved out of the original 19th-century plantation mansion because she's afraid to stay there at night.
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The video was supposed to be a light-hearted "update" of our lives as we moved out of our college house where we'd made countless, Prosecco-infused memories.
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Jane admits she moved out of the family home in 2008 ... but says they remained intimate, she cooked for him, and they went to premieres and dinners together.
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Roebuck tells PEOPLE the couple had been having marital issues and Melisa and her daughter moved out of the family's rural home in Turley, Oklahoma, two months earlier.
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A source knowledgeable of the situation told PEOPLE at the time that Meyer had moved out of their home in Austin, Texas, around Christmas and filed for divorce.
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Jordyn, who moved out of Kylie's house, currently remains distanced from the famous family, and a source recently told PEOPLE that Jordyn and Kylie have had limited contact.
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Cece Parekh has long packed up and moved out of the loft, but Hannah Simone is leaving her heart behind with the cast and crew of New Girl.
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In recent years both have moved out of their core businesses into areas as varied as bike-sharing, ride-hailing and food delivery, clashing frequently along the way.
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After repeatedly having her claims moved out of court, when Denson decided to file a class action challenging all of the campaign's NDAs, she went straight to arbitration.
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Kentaro Kiso has moved out of the syndicate function in Japan and is now president, Barclays Securities Japan, reporting to Mark Dearlove, chief executive of Barclays Securities Japan.
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Gregory Copeland, a Legal Aid lawyer, told the judge he did not believe any children had been moved out of New York since the lawsuit had been filed.
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Woods, who moved out of Kylie's house, currently remains distanced from the famous family, and a source recently told PEOPLE that Woods and Kylie have had limited contact.
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Woods, who moved out of Jenner's house, currently remains distanced from the famous family, and a source recently told PEOPLE that Woods and Jenner have had limited contact.
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I moved out of my aunt's house a few months later to live with my mom, while Amjad and his girlfriend got married properly, partly thanks to me.
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And doing so, he's in an entirely different stage in life: He's long moved out of his parents' house, and is a new dad to his son Jax.
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Bush, the country's oldest living ex-president at 92, on Monday was moved out of the intensive-care unit at Houston Methodist Hospital, where has been since Jan.
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"Supergirl" actor Tyler Hoechlin's Man of Steel act didn't charm his landlord ... he says the guy screwed him out of $10k when he moved out of his apartment.
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Dannielynn was only 5 months old when her mom died in 2007 from an accidental OD. They moved out of L.A. and have lived in Kentucky for years.
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He moved out of managing completely, becoming solely a color commentator upon moving to WCW in 1994, and it was there that he delivered my favorite Heenan moment.
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He added that inflation had moved out of the central bank's 2 to 4 percent target range because of changes to gasoline prices and the nominal exchange rate.
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Manafort's lawyers are trying to get the trial moved out of Washington, D.C., arguing that the case is too politicized to take place in the nation's capital (Reuters).
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A year or so later, when Sebald has moved out of Selwyn's house, the two men meet again, and Selwyn tells the author the rest of his story.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved out of Kensington Palace earlier this year to set up a new home for baby Archie at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor Castle.
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In 2018, Gailloux decided she needed a change after retiring from the medical field, so she moved out of her San Francisco home and bought a school bus.
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Despite having no organized opposition from members of Congress or outside groups, the bill hasn't had a hearing, moved out of committee or been scheduled for a vote.
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The Illinois Democrat said "one of the biggest challenges for the election authorities" was finding new locations for voting after polling places were moved out of nursing homes.
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Peregrino was visiting his parents' home in Odessa — a house he had recently moved out of — when he heard the sound of gunfire and ran outside to investigate.
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A bible Whitney Houston left behind when she moved out of her Newport Beach luxury rental is now being sold by her former landlord ... for a whopping $95k.
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After we moved out of the place we were sharing, there was this relapse where I got a security email saying that someone had logged onto my Facebook.
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This prompts the return of Henry Deaver (André Holland), who moved out of town when he was a boy after a mysterious incident that left his stepfather dead.
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In 1999, when she and Moore moved out of the city to Northampton, Massachusetts to raise their daughter, Coco, now 24, Gordon rededicated herself to her art practice.
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IBM, on the other hand, essentially moved out of the consumer electronics market years ago and these days mostly focuses on enterprise and B23B and far less hardware.
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Other employers include the local government and schools, the Detour Lake gold mine, and Sensenbrenner Hospital, which moved out of its original Tudor-style home in the 1980s.
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Sadly, that die-making industry actually moved out of America to Asia over the last 15 years, leaving only a dozen such companies in the U.S. No more.
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Mr. Shanahan said Mr. Timlin could stay on at Choate if he saw a psychiatrist and moved out of the girls' dorm, where he worked as an adviser.
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He makes three times what he did before, and this week moved out of his father's house and into an apartment in San Diego, near his new job.
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Cynthia Bailey and Peter Thomas' marriage has been torn apart by 'RHOA' ... at least that's how Peter sees it, now that he's moved out of their Atlanta home.
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I was riding to the town of Valentine at full gallop along a lush, country road when a stagecoach moved out of the treeline to block my path.
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WATCH: Channing Tatum Moved Out of Family Home and Has Been Separated from Jenna Dewan for Months Dewan is also keeping busy with several TV projects in the works.
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Lewinsky has struggled to find work, even after earning a master's degree, and at one point she even moved out of the country to gain some degree of anonymity.
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In recent years, Diaz starred in the remake of Annie, moved out of her gorgeous bachelorette pad, and married the love of her life, Good Charlotte frontman Benji Madden.
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THE first artists emerged in the Ice Age, when humans moved out of the eastern Mediterranean and into the rich central European plain with its plentiful supply of food.
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"The safety of our employees is paramount in these situations, therefore completion operations will pause until the storm has moved out of the area," Pioneer spokesman Robert Bobo said.
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Hunter even wants the trial moved out of San Diego, on the grounds that the trial should be held in an area where more voters voted for Donald Trump.
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The smoke was thick and my lungs, which rarely see smoke since I moved out of my mother's house, greedily sucked it all in and then violently expelled it.
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Although the Cashes moved out of the house in 1950s, the music and nostalgia of the era will still live on for many to see for years to come.
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" Things have escalated, "so much so that Mr. Gauch has moved out of the marital home due to his anxiety, psychological state, and the marital discord that arose therefrom.
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But as I moved my head to check them out, parts of the holograms would get cut off as they moved out of the holographic part of the display.
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While some members of the tribe have moved out of the forest, others still live in isolated groups in the remaining islands of untouched territory, according to Survival International.
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The downsizing baby boomers moved out of their large suburban home three years ago and purchased a three-bedroom, three-bathroom condo in a historic Washington, D.C., row house.
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Pate lives in Perry, Georgia, a city more than three times the size of Unadilla; she moved out of the Unadilla projects where ShyShy last lived nine years ago.
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A source knowledgeable of the situation told PEOPLE in February that Meyer had, around Christmas 2017, moved out of the home he and Bristol had shared in Austin, Texas.
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The defence ministry also said that over the same period 366 rebels had laid down their arms and moved out of rebel-controlled parts of the city, Interfax reported.
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Mischa moved out of the West Hollywood building in which she had been living ... this after a meltdown caught on video which resulted in her hospitalization late last month.
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Chyna moved out of their shared home with their newborn in tow — not much of a surprise as the two had spent some time living separately following Dream's birth.
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She moved out of her own home at 15, got herself through high school, and got a job shoveling asphalt before joining Arrowhead Honda more than a decade ago.
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Ford announced this week that production for its next-generation Focus is being moved out of Kentucky, and will be going to one of Ford's existing plants in China.
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They acted fast, and multiple telescopes focused on the object for three nights to determine what it was before it moved out of sight at 85,700 miles per hour.
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In the House, legislation calling on the US government to act immediately moved out of committee with a unanimous vote and is now awaiting a vote on final passage.
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The alleged victim told investigators he had moved out of Sichting's home after four months on September 5 and had returned to pick up some tools around 3 p.m.
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Trump is also looking to replace $22020 billion in funding that he moved out of the military budget through his national emergency declaration to build barriers along the border.
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Trump is also looking to replace $3.6 billion in funding that he moved out of the military budget through his national emergency declaration to build barriers along the border.
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Davis told CNN that she told officials she had moved out of the duplex about a week ago and wasn't in the home at the time of the search.
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"He was choking somebody else next to my seat, and he tried to hit the other dude, and I moved out of the way and got hit," Mohamed said.
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On April 1, 1987, the U.S. Coast Guard moved out of the Montauk Lighthouse, having automated the light and foghorn and turned it over to the Montauk Historical Society.
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Square Feet The Postal Service moved out of its longtime main post office in downtown Chicago in 1997, but ideas for remaking the Art Deco behemoth never gained traction.
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Polling sites in Florida, Illinois and Arizona have been moved out of many senior centers in order to prevent voters from coming into contact with higher-risk, elderly voters.
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My wife and I, with our two young kids, moved out of our apartment and fulfilled at least part of the classic American Dream by buying our first home.
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The results suggest that climate change has moved out of the realm of the hypothetical for a wide majority of Americans, said Anthony Leiserowitz, director of the Yale program.
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And I used to film in my room but got sick of it, so I moved out of my room, but I'm still at home, not a fancy studio.
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Dr. Blasey and her family, facing death threats, have moved out of their home and hired a security detail since she went public with her allegation against Judge Kavanaugh.
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She moved out of her studio, relocating to a warehouse in Long Island City, and the transformation of the ground floor began, once more with the help of Standard.
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But as the Astros contemplate adding bullpen help before the July 31 nonwaiver deadline, Collin McHugh, who moved out of the starting rotation, is an important name to remember.
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With mortgages, if you think you'll have moved out of the home you're paying on before you reach your break-even point, it's probably not worth it to refinance.
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Today, he is one of the more than 200,000 African-Americans who have moved out of Chicago in the last two decades, though in some ways, he never left.
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Just days earlier, the actress moved out of Hartley's house and into a new home amid her divorce from the This Is Us star, multiple sources confirmed to PEOPLE.
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Mercedes Alonte, 26, a wardrobe stylist who gets shipments of clothing for work, had packages disappear last fall from her Brooklyn building, which she has since moved out of.
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Following the allegations, HHS spokeswoman Evelyn Stauffer said that nearly 250 children were being moved out of the facility and were expected to be under the agency's care by Tuesday.
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The couple recently moved out of their cozy two-bedroom Nottingham Cottage in Kensington Palace — just days before the arrival of their first child — and into their new country home.
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After coming extremely close in Virginia earlier this year, they have set their sights on Arizona, North Carolina, and Louisiana, where a ratification bill just got moved out of committee.
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On the midcap index, Indivior topped the fallers, down 11.4 percent, as investors moved out of the drugmaker ahead of its demotion to the small-cap index later this month.
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Stephen Robinson, a former neighbor of the Graves family who just moved out of the subdivision in March after nine years, was shocked by the tragedy that befell his friends.
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Since the NSA's infamous Stuxnet malware started exploding Iranian centrifuges, hacker attacks that disrupt big, physical systems have moved out of the realm of Die Hard sequels and into reality.
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Hank Baskett has moved out of the home he's shared with wife Kendra Wilkinson and their two children as the couple prepares to file for separation, a source tells PEOPLE.
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Jeff Lewis has received a flood of supportive messages from his famous friends after revealing that his partner of 10 years Gage Edward has moved out of their family home.
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"He hasn't moved out of the house," an insider told PEOPLE, adding that while Wilkinson and Baskett take things day by day, they're remaining focused on raising their two children.
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Over the next weekend, US District Judge Alison Nathan ordered that Calderon could not be deported or moved out of the New York City area while his request was pending.
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Since the scandal broke in March, Olivia Jade has lost several endorsement deals as a social media influencer and moved out of her parents' Bel Air home in early May.
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Even though Case moved out of the country, to Vancouver, and then around it — to Tucson, Arizona, to Chicago, and finally to Vermont — she remains aligned with the Pacific Northwest.
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You moved out of your parent's home and you're not married with kids yet, so your friends are the ones who are guiding you, and you're trying different things out.
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As they became cheaper and smaller, they moved out of basements and laboratories and closer to human beings: first to desks and laps, and eventually into pockets and on wrists.
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Sports Briefing | Soccer With Francesco Guidolin newly appointed as its coach, Swansea moved out of the relegation zone with a 1-0 home win over Watford in the Premier League.
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This was just a few hours after Sharon Osbourne went on "The Talk" and confirmed what TMZ first reported -- that she's moved out of their house, now that Ozzy's returned.
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Following their split, Pasdar says he moved out of their $12 million home in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles and into a $7,000 a month rental in Venice beach.
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I moved out of home and into the city and I made new friends and started to realize that no-one is just good or bad, that everyone is both.
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I recently moved out of the master bedroom; I'm gone so much for work and it didn't really make sense for me to have the biggest space in the unit.
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Perhaps the company moved out of beta mode before it was prepared to handle increased user demand, or launched its website before its servers could handle the influx of traffic.
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A new household, or office, was created for Harry and Meghan earlier this year, when they moved out of the Kensington Palace home where they had neighbored William and Kate.
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She had gone through a breakup, then the subsequent breakup of the band, then she moved out of her home; Crutchfield was in the midst of a major identity shift.
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"I moved out of L.A., went into a severe depression, started seeing a therapist and had to go on antidepressants for the first time in my life," the host explains.
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Dennis recently moved out of her five-story, 2,800-square-foot downtown rental that was costing her $6,600 per month, and into a more reasonably priced home with a yard.
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After four months, he moved out of Nina's place to move in with his wife and two daughters who were able to join him from Aleppo after months of waiting.
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Cordon had moved out of the home after she was pistol whipped in a violent robbery on July 10 -- and McCoy has since changed the locks, according to court docs.
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The mother of NFL star Antonio Cromartie has moved out of the house he bought her back in 2007 and then tried to evict her from ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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But the Sunday Times said an ex-police officer formerly in charge of royal protection, Dai Davies, expected Queen Elizabeth would be moved out of London if there was unrest.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Justin Jones moved out of Houston's convention center on Thursday evening after nearly a week sheltering there with thousands of others displaced by the havoc of Hurricane Harvey.
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Things changed once I moved out of my parents': although I had planned to step up my diet after the the move, something felt off after my first skipped meal.
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We don't know about you, but we've been suffering from some serious separation anxiety in the months since Barack and Michelle Obama moved out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in January.
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Dirty South Deli: As a country, we seem to have moved out of the "food trucks are cool!" dining fad, but that doesn't mean they can't still deliver quality eats.
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Money moved out of your traditional IRA will be taxed at your current ordinary income rate, which is why it's best to do it when you're in a lower bracket.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have since moved out of London to Windsor Castle's Frogmore Cottage – about 25 miles away – and launched their own Instagram page and charitable endeavor.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have since moved out of London to Windsor Castle's Frogmore Cottage – about 25 miles away – and launched their own Instagram page and charitable endeavor.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have since moved out of London to Windsor Castle's Frogmore Cottage – about 25 miles away – and launched their own Instagram page and charitable endeavor.
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The shipment moved out of Aramco's storage site on the Japanese island of Okinawa that it operates as protection against supply disruptions and to react quickly to short-term demand.
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Samuel Rankin thought he was starting fresh when he and his two daughters moved out of a 1970s trailer home into a three-bedroom Vision rental home in Alexander, Ark.
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I had already moved out of my daddy's crib, I had already moved out my mama's crib, but I ain't ever move into my own apartment and had nobody there.
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They also "described excessive fees when they moved out of housing, and some said they feared retribution for reporting their concerns," that could hurt their military careers, the report said.
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He had moved out of his role leading 1,300 engineers and technologists in the Aladdin product group into a chairman role with no direct reports at the end of 2018.
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There's little evidence to suggest that money is being moved out of Hong Kong amid ongoing unrest in the city that has lasted for months, according to two top executives.
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Throughout our time driving in CAR, we passed through numerous villages that, as locals explained, have sprouted up on the road's edge as communities have moved out of the forest.
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Anglin's lawyer Marc Randazza says that because he has renounced his Ohio residence and moved out of the country, the court lacks the jurisdiction to move ahead with the lawsuit.
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The two moved out of their home in Connecticut and have been traveling through Italy since the beginning of last year, honing their photography skills and sharing their work online.
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But in a warning published Thursday in the journal Science, a group of independent scientists and lawyers objected to the research, which has not yet moved out of the lab.
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Update: On the evening of Saturday, March 228, Lat posted on Facebook that he had been moved out of the ICU but was still in the hospital in serious condition.
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CALIFORNIA For decades, it had been a magnet for migrants from other states, but that changed in the 1990s as more people moved out of the state than moved in.
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When your parents separated, if your father moved out of state, this might be a factor in the court's decision; generally, it is best if separated parents live closer together.
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I moved out of our shared apartment and stayed at Lizzie's, cat-sitting and writing my article in my literary idol's own home, while she was in Florida visiting family.
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In addition to the transportation shutdown, companies like General Motors and Ford are restricting and suspending travel to Wuhan, and Olympic qualifying events have been moved out of the city.
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Turkey's offensive began days after U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by phone on Sunday with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and ordered U.S. troops to be moved out of the way.
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Azriel did the same thing, but recently severed ties with Kelly, moved out of his Chicago condo and reunited with her family ... but not before a blowout fight with Joycelyn.
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Ms. Burleton, who said she moved out of Decatur years ago after growing fed up with the city's trajectory, was unsettled to find her family targeted for annexation last year.
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Yet, after a celebratory wedding, the couple faced trouble: When they moved into the small home they still live in today, several white families moved out of the neighborhood. Mrs.
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Democrats moved out of her way so that she had a relatively clear primary path in the hopes that the party could retain the White House for a third term.
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Visiting those has proven so popular that multiple owners of Gaines-associated properties have moved out of their homes because they were tired of being annoyed by the show's fans.
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The gendarmes, a paramilitary police force, then moved out of the port area and blocked a major road in the city's Treichville neighbourhood, halting traffic and sending residents fleeing home.
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SPX hit another record on Tuesday as investors moved out of the perceived safety of bonds, continuing a rally that has boosted it nearly 28% for the year to date.
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The special effects — like the apocalyptic climatic changes that would occur if Earth suddenly moved out of its cozy orbit — are certain to be measured against Hollywood's, as ever here.
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Ozzy moved out of the family house last week and stayed in a hotel, but had a change of heart and on Monday moved back to the Bev Hills home.
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Now, Shayk has reportedly moved out of the home she shared with Cooper in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles as the former couple embarks on their newly-single lives.
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When we moved out of our old facility, it was taken over by the Alpha Center, a really aggressively right-wing crisis-pregnancy center led by a woman named Leslee Unruh.
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Fund participation is relatively low in this particular market and, curiously, the net long has moved out of synch with the actual price action over the last six months or so.
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The HDP also fears the measures could lead to ballot boxes being moved out of districts where it has been popular, Mehmet Tiryaki, the party's representative to the electoral board, said.
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Mike is a certified welder; he could have moved out of Waterloo-Cedar Falls years ago, he says, and gotten a job in a shipyard on the coasts making six figures.
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One night, not long before Thompson moved out of Presley's home in late 1976, she found the singer facedown in a bowl of soup, so impaired by drugs he'd passed out.
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In addition, children raised by same-sex couples — even unmarried ones — are unable to be baptized in the church until they are 18 and have moved out of their parents' home.
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The local government said 23 factories closed or moved out of Dongguan in 22 while labor unrest in Guangdong province was at a three-year high at the end of 2100.
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Efforts were made to have her and other large animals moved out of the zoo to a sanctuary in 2015, when authorities found that the facility did not comply with regulations.
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Another GoFundMe campaign raised almost $210,000 from over 6,600 people to cover security costs for Blasey Ford, who has moved out of her house due threats against her and her family.
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RHP Neftali Feliz was moved out of the closer's role Friday, a day after giving up a three-run ninth-inning home run that led to a 4-1 Brewers loss.
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When SoundCloud moved out of beta and launched publicly in October 2008, it had 20,000 users and two inexperienced but enthusiastic founders who did everything to keep the site from crashing.
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That's already begun to happen in Europe, where wolves, bears, lynx, bison and other species have moved out of protected areas to re-wild a densely populated (but highly urban) continent.
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I squatted for years, until the early 90s when I moved out of London, and when the other women got offered cheap apartments that were hard to rent to others buyers.
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PEOPLE previously reported that the beauty blogger moved out of her parents' Bel-Air mansion in order to escape the media circus over their alleged involvement in the college admissions scandal.
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Munich, Toronto, Vancouver, Amsterdam and London also face risks of a housing bubble, but Stockholm and Sydney moved out of bubble territory this year and Geneva moved closer to fair value.
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Jada Pinkett Smith opened up about raising her two teenage kids in the new issue of Haute Living, revealing that both Jaden and Willow have moved out of their childhood home.
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The Magic Mike star has moved out of the L.A. family home he shared with his wife of almost nine years and their daughter Everly, who will turn 5 in May.
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Three years later, the Stedelijk moved out of the city-owned building, which became a cold storage facility, and aluminum insulation siding was added to its exterior, completely concealing Haring's mural.
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The prosecution wanted the trial moved out of Hamilton County, fearing that it would be difficult to seat an impartial jury there; the defense wanted it to remain in southwestern Ohio.
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Multiple doubles Grand Slam winner Bhupathi said it was great news and he was "of course available" to captain the side now that the tie has been moved out of Islamabad.
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The losers are long-term residents of a city who may face higher costs as housing units are moved out of the long-term rental sector and into short-term accommodations.
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For instance, after the crisis large banks changed the way they serve counties across the country, and moved out of counties with more in which originations have decreased after the crisis.
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"Two million people suddenly moved out of the city in stunned silence — walking, bicycling, pushing cars that had run out of fuel, covering the roads like a human carpet," he wrote.
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He moved out of his parents' home at the age of 15, working as a kitchen porter in his native Leicestershire before becoming a protégé of the British chef Tom Aikens.
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More than two dozen squirrel monkeys who had been the subjects of nicotine research have been moved out of a lab in Arkansas following outcry from famed British primatologist Jane Goodall.
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Neither Thompson nor Woods have explicitly confirmed, denied, or apologized for anything related to the rumors, but Woods has reportedly moved out of Kylie's home, so things aren't looking too good.
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In my thirties, I moved out of my beautiful apartment and took a room in a Brooklyn loft with two roommates — my rent went from $1,400 a month to like $500.
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The shirts will feature the USS John McCain, named for the late senator, his father and grandfather, which reportedly was moved out of sight during Trump's visit to Japan last month.
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A court-appointed monitor has interviewed more than 300 people who have moved out of adult homes and has said that for the most part, they are satisfied with the change.
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Schools have been ordered closed and polling stations are being moved out of senior centers as the number of cases tick up, so it's unclear what voter turnout will look like.
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Unable to manage the rent on her own, she moved out of the home they had shared; she lived with her brother for a while before finding a new apartment nearby.
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After losing faith in Russian nationalism in the mid-19963s and four terms as an elected member of Russia's Parliament, Mr. Nevzorov moved out of what he calls his Jurassic Period.
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In the final moments of the series, words flashed across the screen saying that as of December, Ms. Clary had moved out of Mr. Kelly's apartment in Trump Tower in Chicago.
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Clary recently moved out of R. Kelly's condo and has reconnected with her family, and we're told she's considering flipping on the singer and working with the feds in their investigation.
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He noted that over the past year, some Uighurs have been moved out of the Xinjiang camps and into factories in the interior of the country, where they perform forced labor.
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The corporate lawyer source, who also frequents the Four Seasons, said several of his mainland Chinese clients had moved out of the property recently, citing concerns from the incident involving Xiao.
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When he went bankrupt in 1856 after foolishly guaranteeing a business partner's spiraling debts, he moved out of his mansion into rented lodgings and gave up title to his beloved museum.
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These and other agencies moved out of DC years ago in search of more affordable real estate — a recognition that their mission does not require routine physical proximity to elected officials.
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In normal circumstances, that would suggest that they are inherently less pro-Clinton — and so, if the firewall states moved out of her reach, they would move similarly away from her.
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For instance, his firm moved out of a large-cap-value ETF and into a comparable actively managed fund because its managers can sideline money to protect the fund's investors against downsides.
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At the time, per Rolling Stone, Styles had just moved out of his family home in Cheshire and needed a place to stay while work was being done on his new place.
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After ending a five-year relationship, she moved out of the apartment she shared with her boyfriend and "I found myself having to figure things out more on my own," she says.
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Still, Issa spends the rest of "Hella Great" wishing for Lawrence and trying to figure out a way to get him to their apartment, which he still hasn't officially moved out of.
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Lewis also claimed last week that Edward went on a romantic date of his own, with a man Lewis called "homewrecker," days after he says Edward moved out of their shared home.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Kardashian has moved out of Blac Chyna's home after a whirlwind romance to live at his new house in Calabasas, California, and "is single" at the moment.
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A 2014 paper from researchers at the Brookings Institution and the University of Nevada Las Vegas found that from 2008 to 2011, 67,000 Latinos moved out of Nevada, while 74,20083 moved in.
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When I finally moved out of my family home at the ripe age of 20, I needed a roommate, so I asked Ben if he wanted to move to Sacramento with me.
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Esper did not put a timeline on how long the drawdown from northern Syria would take or whether the troops would be relocated within Syria or moved out of the country entirely.
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In a ruling last June, she ordered the Trump administration to comply with the Flores requirement that kids be moved out of detention or into child-appropriate centers as quickly as possible.
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He won't say how much money he moved out of equities, but he did put stops on some of his stocks last year so if they fell too far, they'd sell automatically.
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TMZ broke the story ... Honey Boo Boo moved out of the home to live with her sister, Pumpkin, and she's not moving back with Mama until Geno is out of the picture.
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