Women's Studies has largely moved past these specific internecine struggles.
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So do I. Aren't you glad we moved past that?
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We've moved past the superstitions and mythologies of the past.
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Brady moved past Brett Favre during the win over Washington.
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But none of those contests have moved past the first ballot.
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Since then, Huawei has moved past Samsung, Apple, Xiaomi IPO-XMGP.
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I felt like the night just moved past and through it.
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But not all Germans had fully moved past their terror fear.
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The "Today" show eventually moved past that, however, and viewers returned.
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He said he still felt guilt but had moved past shame.
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"We believe the market has moved past fair value," Kostin wrote.
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Pujols moved past Jim Thome and into 24th place all time.
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The firm feels Under Armour has moved past its high growth phase.
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Longtime enemies Locken and Hollman seem to have moved past their problems.
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But if it is, we've moved past the get-rich-quick stage.
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"That wasn't a normal day, but we moved past it," she said.
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Tracy moved past them undeterred, and muscled Hales back onto the ground.
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With 33,655 career points, James moved past Bryant (33,643) to place third.
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Logano moved past Keselowski and into the lead with 23 laps to go.
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As Mr. Hartman moved past sunbathers and sand sculptors, someone caught his eye.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross simply ignored impeachment questions as he moved past reporters.
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However, the plans appeared to change as the hearing moved past 5 p.m.
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Despite decades of development, few techniques have moved past initial phases of testing.
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The illusion that America has moved past racism should have been shattered by now.
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After stopping SMU twice, the Cougars never moved past midfield in the closing minutes.
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He moved past Jaromir Jagr (22 hat tricks) for the lead among active players.
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She's ready to talk about stuff in her life because she's moved past it.
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Beltran said on Monday that he and the owners had moved past that trouble.
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Unaffiliated voters moved past Republicans into second place on the registration lists this year.
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No one has blinked yet, and we haven't quite moved past the positioning phase.
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It's quite possible that we've collectively moved past strong verbal arguments against cultural appropriation.
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The Penguins, who now have 25 points, moved past the idle Washington Capitals (251).
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In his first campaign stop Tuesday, Biden sounded relieved to have moved past Iowa.
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Nola (2.10) moved past Scherzer (2.22) into second place in the NL in ERA.
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Anthony scored 25 points and moved past Charles Barkley on the career scoring list.
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Many progressives, though, say they've moved past the debate over what's in Clinton's heart.
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On Monday, the 2-year Treasury yield moved past that of 5-year Treasury notes.
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Rondo moved past Reggie Theus' 1985-96 mark of 788 in the win over Phoenix.
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" Though the moment was hurtful to Moore, she said that she's "moved past it now.
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The energy market has moved past coal, and those jobs simply aren't coming back. 1.
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They have never moved past the people and continue to put their beliefs into action.
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" They moved past the Shubert Theater, where the marquee and posters advertised "Matilda the Musical.
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But for the most part, TV has moved past this kind of low-key programming.
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The bank was trying to position itself as having moved past its era of malfeasance.
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But as Mr. Comey moved past one tumultuous investigation, another was about to heat up.
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It has moved past debilitating grief and into righteous anger, assiduous organization and pressing activism.
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How they come even when he thinks he's moved past the memory of that night.
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That does still happen, but "stan" as a term has largely moved past its negative origins.
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He barked ALL night outside our homestay and kept me awake, but we moved past that!
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He moved past Rocky Colavito and into sole possession of 76th on the all-time list.
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He moved past Kevin Johnson for 053th on the NBA's all-time assists list with 6,716.
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Most of us had barely moved past flip phones and BlackBerrys to iPhones at this point.
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Diane Kruger and Norman Reedus just moved past rumored fling status to romantic road trip couple.
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The American people have moved past the discussion about whether human-caused climate change is happening.
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She hailed a taxi and, as it moved past Columbus Circle, she mentioned Donald J. Trump.
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Turkey, Mr. Suzer said, has moved past the days when its military should intervene in politics.
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At the end, Truex had moved past Blaney into second place and finished 1.2-seconds back.
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In fact, in mid-February the market almost moved past concerns about the coronavirus in China.
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The change in momentum of the spaceship was very small as it moved past the asteroid.
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Bryan also moved past Australian John Newcombe on the all-time list of Grand Slam doubles titles.
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The show has already moved past Atwood's original material, expanding deeper into Gilead and world beyond it.
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There was the concern about his ex, but I felt as if we had moved past it.
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Rondo also moved past Norm Van Lier for seventh place on the Kings' all-time assist list.
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Indeed, the climate fight has long since moved past the stage when it was about the facts.
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However, love seemed to trump all, because the two moved past the drama and worked things out.
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On a restart with 59 laps to go, Harvick moved past Logano and back to the lead.
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However, we were there to pick up a few snacks, so we moved past the produce section.
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Minutes after it concluded, he had moved past the disappointment of the bogey on the penultimate hole.
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Therefore very recently I have moved past my fear of being left out and not having friends.
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Core to this fight is the reality that the deadlock has moved past just border security policy.
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I dig into a character I haven't touched in months, prodding horrors I've already conquered and moved past.
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Social dynamics: Gene Roddenberry's vision for the show that humanity had moved past its petty and imagined grievances.
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Korver moved past Jason Terry and into fourth place on the NBA's all-time list for 3-pointers.
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Everything is so hopeless that maybe they've moved past the mantra of surviving and finding their humanity later.
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However, that never moved past the speculation phase, as both sides eventually professed no interest in the arrangement.
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Tristan Thompson had 13 rebounds and moved past Anderson Varejao for the fifth-most rebounds in franchise history.
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Despite Steven's attempt to throw him and Earl under the bus, Chuck says the family's moved past it.
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Jackson's father, Joseph Jackson, however, told the New York Post he still hasn't moved past the 2004 incident.
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Have we officially moved past the riot-grrrl third and its disruption to the disruption of gender norms?
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The FTSE 250 moved past its biggest one-day fall in more than a year to add 0.4%.
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By midnight, the rain and wind had moved past the capital, leaving some flooding in the city's west.
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Beltre moved past Harmon Killebrew and into a tie with Miguel Cabrera for 210th all-time with 210,585 RBIs.
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The health and nutrition industry has long since moved past the idea that healthy eating involves merely slashing calories.
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He moved past Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski into sole possession of 36th place on the all-time list.
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Cleveland (26-21) moved past the Chicago White Sox (27-23) into first place in the American League Central.
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The problem was that the zeitgeist had moved past flags, apple pie, and pure feats of strength by then.
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The Bruins (35-23-6) moved past the idle Detroit Red Wings into third place in the Atlantic Division.
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We've moved past the whole "Can you believe this is happening?" thing, because believe it or not, it's happening.
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Montreal moved past idle Boston and into third place in the Atlantic Division heading into the All-Star break.
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Second seed Alexander Zverev moved past qualifier Jason Jung 7-6(6) 6-1 to reach the second round.
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" Tactically, an adviser to one presidential candidate said, "It's been going on so long, people have moved past it.
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Although Biden is also looking at an April announcement, Morgan said it appears McAuliffe has moved past those concerns.
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But the two have moved past that, and used Khloé's festivities as a chance to make their friendship Instagram official.
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Even after Lewandowski's departure, as the campaign moved past the Republican primaries, Trump seemed committed to his anti-immigration stance.
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THE TAKEAWAY MISSOURI : Lock, a junior, moved past Brad Smith into second place on Missouri&aposs career touchdown passes list.
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With 26 laps to go, Busch moved past Keselowski and Logano and was back in the lead and for good.
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Cramer pointed to Marvell Technology Group, which he noted has now safely moved past accounting issues that plagued its stock.
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"It's time we moved past the harsh rhetoric of the American left," Pence said at the roundtable held in McAllen.
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Fitzgerald also moved past Tim Brown into sixth place on the all-time list for yards receiving with 14,953 yards.
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Richard Childress Racing's Austin Dillon started from the pole but on Lap 9, Johnson moved past to take the lead.
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq had already moved past their January peaks to record highs in prior weeks.
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Kershaw moved past the 2,000-strikeout mark for his career by fanning Brewers 2B Jonathan Villar in the fourth inning.
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Jimmy Howard made 32 saves for the Red Wings, who moved past Boston for third place in the Atlantic Division.
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The S&P 1203 and the Nasdaq had already moved past their January peaks to record highs in prior weeks.
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Hurricane Dorian, meanwhile, is now a Category 2 storm and moved past much of the state on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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In some ways, Lindelof still hasn't moved past the "Do something provocative first, justify it later" thinking that plagued Lost.
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Yankees DH Alex Rodriguez moved past Dave Winfield for 19th place on the all-time hit list with 3,111. 2.
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He moved past Dominik Hasek into 11th place on the NHL's all-time list for playoff wins for a goaltender.
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James also moved past the Hall of Famer John Havlicek into 13th place on the N.B.A.'s career scoring list.
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"I do think that Hillary Clinton moved past the primary," America Votes President Greg Speed said of Clinton's Thursday speech.
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But some moderate Democrats — and certainly Republicans — say the party and national abortion rights groups have moved past public opinion.
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In March 2018 Harvey had Miss Colombia on his talk show, and they discussed how they moved past the mishap.
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The bank and Mr. Dimon, a member of President Trump's chief executive advisory group, have since moved past the scandal.
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Now the United Kingdom has effectively moved past the stigma to the science and classified CBD as an actual medicine.
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De Lesseps and Medley appear to have moved past their problem though, with Medley supporting her friend on PEOPLE Now recently.
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It's only a couple hundred years old, and maybe we've outgrown it, and we've moved past it to a certain degree.
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However, Olympios and Jackson have moved past what happened over the summer, forming a friendship and happily hanging out on occasion.
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Don't worry, though, Szadkowski has moved past the fact that GG ended all wrong and let's be honest, it totally did.
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With the home run, his fourth of the year, he moved past Lou Gehrig into fourth place all-time in RBIs.
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For years, the Brooklyn-raised lawyer was sure he'd moved past the effects of being sexually abused by his local priest.
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He moved past Federer and Australian great Roy Emerson's six Melbourne titles, after two barren years Down Under with elbow problems.
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Some 12,000 officers and men, accompanied by tanks, long-range missile launchers, jet fighters and other new, modern weaponry, moved past.
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It's time we moved past using Ivy League degrees, past lucky breaks, and discriminatory pattern-matching to sort people into careers.
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During the half, Howard moved past Larry Nance Sr. (2,028 blocks) into 18th place on the NBA's all-time blocks list.
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Davis moved past the New York Yankees' Aaron Judge into sole possession of the lead in the AL's home run race.
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In the process, Crosby moved past Mario Lemieux and into first place all-time in franchise history with 173 postseason points.
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Red Sox DH David Ortiz (535) moved past Jimmie Foxx and into 18th on the all-time home run list. 2.
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He doesn't want to come off as a latecomer in a nation that has already moved past its pot-roast perspective.
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Although food and hospitality has evolved over the last few centuries, treatment of women has barely moved past the Stone Age.
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Despite an all-Democratic monopoly in Albany, the bill, first introduced in 2015, has not moved past the Assembly Health Committee.
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Radko Gudas also scored for Philadelphia, which snapped a four-game losing streak and moved past the Devils in the East.
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Asked again about Trump's approach, if the tariffs are a negotiating tactic by Trump, Trudeau again moved past the potential threat.
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Every Vietnamese I spoke to had moved past anger and resentment, expressing a desire to cooperate with us, a former enemy.
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Tacoma shows us a future in which we've moved past most of the social hangups currently threatening to drag us down.
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Not what happened at the press conference, everyone has moved past that -- Trump betrayed the country, he humiliated himself -- BAIER: Not everyone.
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At first, she was self-conscious about the thick zinc, but eventually moved past it and started embracing the brightly colored formulas.
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Cruz also moved past Graig Nettles (210) into 221nd place on the all-time home run list with his 211st and 26nd.
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She's moved past her Nickelodeon roots and into performance maturity, and she's sort of done it without us realizing it was happening.
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Clinton's top aides say the process has moved past the time where deep dark horses and wild card picks are being considered.
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With the blast, Frazier moved past current manager Robin Ventura for the most home runs by a third baseman in club history.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday, Scott opens up about the difficult split and how he moved past heartbreak.
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Do you think the film industry is caught up in a gender struggle that the rest of the world has moved past?
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England's Tommy Fleetwood and Australia's Jason Day moved past Tiger Woods, who dropped to No. 13 following his T30 at The Players.
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Are there topics or certain themes you touched on lyrically in your early years that you've moved past or deliberately avoid now?
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The Devils moved past the Columbus Blue Jackets in the standings Tuesday night with a convincing 232-241 victory at Nationwide Arena.
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As 24-bit screens became common, designers moved past the garish recommended colors of the '90s to make more subtle design choices.
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The Braves (20.89-23) won their second straight game and moved past Miami, out of last place in the National League East.
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The economy has broadly moved past the disruptions encountered after a shock ban on high-value banknotes in November 2016, economists said.
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With the all-new 2019 pickup, RAM might have moved past that No. 3 niche and positioned the Silverado in its sights.
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"We have moved past the knowledge piece," said Dr. Aranda, a former management consultant with an M.B.A. but no training in religion.
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Has country music moved past "Cruise," into an era of greater conscience, greater artistry, as the song's critics would like to believe?
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Personally she finds it hard to believe she's moved past her pain by counseling others but she has no plans to stop.
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The group moved past security into an office area and notified the staff that they would remove the body from the morgue.
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The 35-year-old slugger moved past Gil Hodges for No. 78 on the all-time list with his 371st career blast.
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On that flight, Trump and Heller had a long conversation and moved past their differences, several sources briefed on the matter said.
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Bernie Sanders: Bernie's support appears to have hit a bit of a ceiling as Warren has moved past him in recent weeks.
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In earning their 22nd consecutive win, the Indians moved past the 1935 Chicago Cubs for the second-longest streak in MLB history.
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Statham, 78, moved past the Tennessee women's coach Pat Summitt for the most wins by a coach at a four-year college program.
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The eye has moved past Puerto Rico, but not before hitting the island with winds as high as 155 mph (250 km/h).
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L.A. worked with Gensler to redevelop a parking garage as supportive housing with pre-fabricated modules, but it hasn't moved past concept stage.
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Thornton collected two assists as he moved past Mario Lemieux for sole possession of 11th place among the NHL's all-time assist leaders.
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The boundary-making aims and cast of Pose are proof TV has moved past its obsession with sad white men who behave badly.
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Goff moved past the 4,000-yard mark this season, becoming just the fourth quarterback in Rams history to do so in a season.
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Just when it seemed Chipotle had moved past its reputation as a breeding ground for foodborne illnesses, there are reports of another outbreak.
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" While she added that the pair "went through a long period of time when we weren't friends," they had since "moved past that.
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After posing for PEOPLE's "Not a Drop of Photoshop" spread, she also opened up about how she moved past worrying about her weight.
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Cabrera also moved past Mike Schmidt (1,595) for 33rd spot on the MLB career RBI list and is four RBI shy of 1,600.
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Pharmaceutical companies have been reluctant to invest much into the male contraceptive market and few techniques have moved past initial phases of testing.
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Or that the party has moved past him and he is no longer the only potential candidate who can carry the "progressive" label.
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Unlike the more amorphous baby blues or a low-simmering, long-lasting maternal angst, postpartum depression is something these women have moved past.
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As you'll recall, Khloe and the NBA star seem to have moved past his cheating scandal while she was pregnant with their kid.
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As he moved past a work by Hans Hofmann, from which the colors almost leapt off the piece, I finally understood his passion.
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No sooner had we moved past the shark than a black sea turtle swam by, plunging deep into the dark blue ocean below.
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It was something we hoped Star Wars had moved past when Samuel L. Jackson played Jedi Master Mace Windu in the prequel movies.
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The Mariners (9-5) moved past the defending World Series champion Astros (10-7) and into second place in the American League West.
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"The market has kind of moved past this," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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Bailey moved past Bob Nystrom on the team's career assists list with 279 and into a tie with Pat LaFontaine for 12th place.
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It really did hurt at the time, as I have worked here for years, but at this point, I think I've moved past it.
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American fifth seed Sloane Stephens moved past Timea Babos 265-21573 222-00003 to set up a third round clash with Croatia's Petra Martic.
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For Trump, chaotic White House becomes the norm A separate administration official denied Pence is focused on this, saying he has moved past it.
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The lead moved past 41 when Antetokounmpo fired in a 3 from the top of the key with 4:35 remaining in the quarter.
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" Baldwin continued: "We didn't speak for quite some time and there was a lot of weirdness that went on," adding, "we've moved past that.
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Renewable energy moved past coal in 2015 to become the biggest source of global electricity capacity, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Tuesday.
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Dallas' Dirk Nowitzki, who finished with 15 points, moved past John Stockton for third place all-time in games played (13,505) in NBA history.
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As the post-Maria period moved past its feverish first few weeks, electrical power inevitably became the simplest way of measuring progress toward recovery.
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The Sixers also moved past the Cavaliers and into the No. 483 spot in the Eastern Conference playoff standings with one game at hand.
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Montreal D Andrei Markov moved past Guy Lafleur and into eighth on the Canadiens' all-time list Saturday after playing his 962nd game. 2.
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We've obviously moved past that to a point where arguably we are an agency that builds some of the strongest relationships with Indigenous people.
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And it reminds us that the look of a woman's costume still takes priority, even if we've moved past revealing getups of superheroines past.
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And Republicans in Congress seem to have moved past their tradition of proposing tax cuts that deliver most of their benefits to the wealthy.
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Dallas' Dirk Nowitzki, who finished with 211 points, moved past John Stockton for third place all-time in games played (211,505) in NBA history.
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Actually, said Ian Rogers, chief digital officer at LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the world already has moved past an era of mass communication.
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Recent "gay" plays have moved past the existential phase ("We are here") toward second-stage questions of assimilation ("Get used to us") and beyond.
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Howard moved past the 2,500-point mark for his career in the first half, the 72nd player in NCAA history to reach that plateau.
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We've moved past these historical issues, and now we're focused on serving our 20,000+ customers and delivering All-in-One HR to small businesses.
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And because of the love and support that we've gotten from the dancers, celebrities and crew, I really think he has now moved past it.
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" She added, "We didn't speak for quite some time and there was a lot of weirdness that went on" but that "we've moved past that.
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"We have moved past that world where people think about live with that same amount of stress in a short amount of time," Beykpour said.
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Colton reassures his dad that he's been totally honest with Becca about the situation and they've moved past it, a sentiment echoed by Becca herself.
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I think many people were appalled at what happened in Charlottesville, Virginia, because they thought America had moved past such performative displays of white supremacy.
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Fleury moved past Tony Esposito into ninth place on the NHL's all-time wins list with the victory, his league-leading 20th of the season.
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We've moved past that world in a short amount of time and our community has told us they want the option to save their broadcasts.
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It's a nice morbidly romantic flourish but also a glorifying fantasy about Jack given that Ally's talent had insured she moved past him long ago.
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Defenseman Jonas Brodin notched a pair of assists as the Wild moved past idle Colorado and into the second wild-card spot in the Western Conference.
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It also proved damaging for Detroit (743-274) since the Miami Heat moved past them into eighth in the Eastern Conference by beating the Phoenix Suns.
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Car manufacturing appears to have moved past a rough patch in the quarter and orders, particularly from outside the euro zone, were excellent, the report noted.
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The happy couple appeared on Tuesday's Good Morning America, the day after the season finale aired, to discuss how they've moved past that as a couple.
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In a moment, Mr. Tovey and his 3-year-old bulldog moved past a wee office occupied by the stage managers Martha Donaldson and Sherry Cohen.
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" Continuing, she said, "We didn't speak for quite some time and there was a lot of weirdness that went on" but that "we've moved past that.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had moved past the nail-biting drama leading up to their nuptials and looked happier and more in love than ever.
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The lyrics seemed to reveal that Jay had been unfaithful to his wife at some point during their relationship, and that they had moved past it.
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Pat McCrory warned residents that even though the storm had been downgraded and had moved past the state, it would pose dangers for days to come.
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Anaheim moved past San Jose into second place in the Pacific Division, five points behind Los Angeles with three games remaining against its Southern California rival.
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The types who have moved past the "Will she text me back?" phase well into the "It's probably okay to pee with the door open" one.
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It was what it was … We didn't speak for quite some time and there was a lot of weirdness that went on … we've moved past that.
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Anaheim (211 points) also moved past both the Calgary Flames and Los Angeles Kings, who each have 2 points, into third place in the Pacific Division.
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Goldman acknowledges that the market has moved past temporary drags like the longest-ever U.S. government shutdown, while China is embarking on a more expansionist policy.
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In the process, he moved past Chris Leak, Tim Tebow and Peyton Manning into third-place in the all-time SEC passing touchdown list with 90.
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Coleman's acknowledgment that scores need context is not just a bid for relevance in a world that has rightly moved past "colorblindness" and toward cultural sensitivity.
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Hailed as the world's top sprinter, Winx moved past Black Caviar's record streak of 25 wins while extending her national record to 19 Group 1 victories.
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By all accounts, they appeared to have moved past that, with Shanann Watts posting numerous times this year about her new job at a lifestyle company.
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As soon as I moved past this way of thinking, I began to have fun, treating them almost like bases for concept art from video games.
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The Hurricanes (22-244, 225-593 ACC) entered the night tied for last place in the conference but moved past idle Wake Forest with the win.
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People stream themselves doing anything and everything these days, a cultural shift services like Twitch have openly embraced, as they've moved past their roots in gaming.
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I was reluctant to give it a try at first, but once I moved past the corny and slightly confusing title I fell hopelessly in love.
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But now that we've moved past the "omg scrunchies are back?!" stage in the life cycle of fashion trends, we can enjoy them without the nostalgic connotations.
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The two met up to hash out their differences on the show and moved past their feud, though neither of them can pinpoint what started their rift.
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But I do think that the organization has moved well past Baghdadi in the same way that al-Qaeda moved past Osama bin Laden, to some extent.
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This week, Cardi B's "Bodak Yellow" moved past Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" to reach the number one spot on Billboard's Top 100 list.
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Of course, added apps and services have long been a staple of any Windows computer manufacturer, but it's a shame we haven't moved past that quite yet.
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Captain Henrik Sedin moved past a legend Thursday, notching his 21th career point (an assist) to overtake Maurice Richard for 88th place on the all-time list.
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After it made landfall as a Category 1 storm in North Carolina, Dorian moved past New England before making landfall once again in eastern Canada Sunday morning.
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In a statement reported by the Star-Tribune, Ellison said that he and his ex-wife had moved past the divorce and now have an amicable relationship.
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Not only did they miss that opportunity, but they reverted back to a much more superficial argument over racism that the Democratic Party has recently moved past.
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The Tuesday quake happened because two parcels of the earth's crust moved past each other horizontally across a fault line, a phenomenon known as strike-slip faulting.
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The 2020 Oscar nominations felt, to many, like the return of a trend the awards were supposed to have moved past: a non-diverse slate of nominees.
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But in the months since the largest caravans reached the U.S. border and dispersed, public attention has mostly moved past them and the migrants who took part.
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In 2013, the average age of a DSA member was 68 — the group, in other words, had never moved past its roots in my generation of leftists.
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"It was a good win for us and Corey was spectacular tonight," said Quenneville, who moved past legendary bench boss Al Arbour with his 783rd career victory.
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CNN reported Thursday that the "Youth Mental Health Protection Act" moved past committee with bipartisan support and will soon move to the full legislature for a vote.
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As he ducked back out of the hall to reload, the two missing members of his team moved past him and into the hall, firing as they went.
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We moved past all that for a bit, but it seems that the election of Donald Trump has sent the world back to that mentality of "Xtreme" antics.
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The country has moved past its Caitlyn Jenner fascination and made room in their hearts for far more skillful activists like Jazz Jennings, Raquel Willis, and Laverne Cox.
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And, just as the industry has moved past using Black models in 'jungle' or 'safari' shoots, plus models are no longer confined to clichéd 1950s pin-up styling.
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Trump's push for a big package of tax cuts moved past a potential obstacle as a Senate panel approved the measure despite lingering concerns from some Republican members.
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Torrey Mitchell, Dustin Brown and Kyle Clifford scored for Los Angeles, which moved past the idle Anaheim Ducks into third place with its fifth straight win over Colorado.
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He moved past 221,234 career passing yards in his 222th season, joining three others to accomplish the feat in that timeframe: Matt Ryan, Peyton Manning and Dan Marino.
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And on Thursday, after the hurricane had moved past Florida, he donned a hard hat and began cutting up downed trees with a chainsaw to clear blocked roads.
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To find this limit for cold temperatures, scientists have moved past using stationary weather stations to analyzing satellite data so they may survey larger areas with greater specificity.
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A few years earlier in Oakland, Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie finally had moved past former owner Al Davis' increasingly bizzaro drafts to build a fun, legitimate team.
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As the police water cannon moved past the mosque, its gate and steps were doused with a stinging blue liquid that officers sprayed at protesters holding signs outside.
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He was the star you knew, on ESPN, in GQ, on Showtime, but there was also that other thing—a matter to be addressed and quickly moved past.
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Ms. Enriquez's generation of anti-abortion advocates may have moved past protests outside Planned Parenthood with posters of babies and blood, and abortion providers in the cross hairs.
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Since Kufrin and Booth are friends, the situation was a little weird — but Kufrin has seemingly moved past it, with Underwood still very much in play for her heart.
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However, it's last private valuation was close to $1 billion, the company priced under that mark, and has since moved past the $1 billion valuation threshold into unicorn-land.
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Although the pair may have moved past the cheating allegations, Azalea issued a warning for her fiancé during an appearance on radio station Wild 94.1's Orlando & The Freakshow.
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The market then trimmed the losses as the weakened yen supported overall sentiment, but investors moved past the decision and focused on major global events before the market closed.
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Iggy Azalea and fiancé Nick Young may have moved past those cheating allegations, but the Aussie singer has officially issued a warning for the NBA star: watch your junk.
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The days of the deadpan half-characters and intentionally shoddy camerawork may be behind us, but it wasn't coldly calculated; audiences seem to have simply moved past the mockumentary.
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Still, there is no denying the tensions that exist beneath the surface of a Democratic Party that has never really moved past the shellshock that followed the 2016 election.
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When Merkel took office, in late 27, Germany had not moved past its antipathy for Bush, whose invasion of Iraq had opened a rift with her predecessor, Gerhard Schröder.
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He also has two four-hit games in his last 14 games and he moved past Los Angeles' Mike Trout for the league lead in total bases with 124.
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The deal isn't final, says the report, but the two companies have moved past many of the sticking points that ended earlier talks between them, including in late 2015.
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He said that Facebook, for one, has all but moved past its data-mining scandal involving research firm Cambridge Analytica, which said it was shutting down in early May.
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What's more, they often become so tied to that point in time that they feel a little dated as soon as the country has moved past them a bit.
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James, who passed the Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins on Thursday, moved past Oscar Robertson into 11th place when he scored on a layup late in the third quarter.
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Forward Moe Harkless notched season highs in points (19) and rebounds (13) for the Blazers (27-27), who moved past the Rockets (27-28) in the Western Conference standings.
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Prior to Harris's exit, a new Morning Consult poll showed that he had moved past her despite the fact that she'd been in the race for nearly 11 months.
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Trump's assertion that more than 3 million people voted illegally in the 2016 presidential election has repeatedly been discredited, and leading Republicans have said they've moved past the subject.
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Aside from the fact that we clearly have not moved past the "manipulative and mentally unstable ex-wife" archetype yet, this film marks Heigl's first leading film role since 2012.
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Ortiz moved past Ted Williams and Jimmie Foxx and into a tie with George Brett for 16th place on the all-time list for extra-base hits with 1,119. 2.
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We've mostly moved past the point where our Internet of Things devices leak private information to anyone watching via unsecured connections, but that doesn't mean you can stop being afraid.
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Market participants moved past Janet Yellen's remark about the improved case for an interest rate hike due to the lackluster monthly employment report and some disappointing readings on U.S. manufacturing.
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Looking at the global economy and from what he has heard from customers, Benioff added that many companies have moved past the issues that once plagued American business in 2008.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin enjoyed some wholesome fun together on Sunday, weeks after the 21-year-old model revealed the pair had moved past feeling any post-split awkwardness.
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While Wilson's organization first gained notoriety for its invention of the first 303-D printable gun, what it called the Liberator, it has since largely moved past 3-D printing.
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But then—after I moved past two pregnancies and a few years of breastfeeding, both of which made my hormones and cycles wonky—I noticed something strangely awesome started happening.
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There was obviously a bit of friction between them initially when Wally was trying to figure out his place in the family, but it seems like they've moved past that.
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If you have books on technology, programming, or anything else that you've mastered or moved past, you can donate them to a prison if they're less than five years old.
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Deryk Engelland, Dennis Wideman and Johnny Gaudreau also scored for the Flames (203-21-9003), who moved past the Anaheim Ducks into the second spot in the NHL's Pacific Division.
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Thornton moved past Mike Modano into 23rd place on the NHL's all-time scoring list with his fourth goal of the year but first that wasn't into an empty net.
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Having moved past the disco pastiche that initially made him famous, the album nonetheless hits the dancefloor harder than before his stint with the Revolution, shot through with rhythmic punch.
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During a recent media event with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, Jay said, "we've moved past kneeling" ... a quote Kaepernick clearly remembers and referenced in a post on his Instagram story.
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When we last spoke with Hayden in November, she told us everything was well between Brian and her -- intimating they'd moved past his felony domestic violence arrest earlier in 2019.
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The red SUV became a social media sensation Thursday as it was bashed by strong surf whipped up as the hurricane moved past South Carolina and up the Atlantic coast.
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The reality is quickly sinking in about how this will immediately impact us in the present and how it could continue to impact us once we've moved past the pandemic.
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And Europe — where France just passed a 3% digital tax on and where GDP is a part of life — has long since moved past the thinking phase to the regulating stage.
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For one thing, the internet has largely moved past both image macros and larger-than-life, Ermergerd-era personalities — trends to which the OAG meme can attribute much of its success.
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The actress shares a particularly dark spot in her love life — and how she moved past it — in her upcoming novel, Scrappy Little Nobody, which is excerpted in Glamour's November issue.
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ORR: A rational person would want -- INGRAHAM: But why did Obama have those on the list -- ORR: Obama might have had those concerns as well, but he moved past those concerns.
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I'd like to think we've moved past reducing plus-size bodies into their own dating nook; safely cornered away as to not be grouped with the coupling of straight-size people.
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"If you can openly discuss it with a partner, it's a good sign that you have moved past the stigma and embraced it as part of your overall wellness," she says.
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Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX, Tesla ... he seems to have other things to worry about: Musk did not specifically advocate deleting Facebook, but he does seem to have moved past it.
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Rondo, the NBA assists leader at 11.9 per game, moved past guard Reggie Theus for the most assists in a season in Sacramento history with his 789th in the third quarter.
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Should the thought occur to you that Valenti's beat is old news, that we've moved past it and should have more interesting questions to tackle, I suggest you read the comments.
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But here's the catch: CIOs prefer startups that have moved past taking baby steps in their journey, and are already showing signs of being around for a long while to come.
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Backed by $28 million in venture capital, The Athletic long ago moved past simple questions like what to cover and where, to more existential ones: Can its rapid growth be sustained?
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Howard, now at 2,510 points, also moved past former Seton Hall guard Terry Dehere (2,494 points from 1989-93) and into second place on the all-time Big East scoring list.
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Now that Dorian has moved past the Bahamas, a low-pressure trough over the Southeastern United States is steering it to the north-northwest, a very typical pattern, Mr. Cline said.
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In the trailer, our hero appears to have moved past his desire to become a great golfer and has found new sports to compete in: tennis, volleyball, soccer, baseball, and cricket.
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Although Lachey and Maksim Chmerkovskiy had a "chemistry issue" weeks into the show that resulted in the pro dancer skipping out on a live performance, the duo eventually moved past the tension.
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Tingle and his ilk create smarm almost exclusively from debates that have moved past disagreement, past acrimony, and into drop-to-the-ground-and-howl-at-the-moon apocalyptic crises and rages.
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The idea is not a new one, the Times notes, having been suggested in an earlier Social Security budget request, but this new reporting confirms that it's moved past the conceptual phase.
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The two met up to hash out their differences on the latest episode of Red Table Talk and moved past their feud, though neither of them can pinpoint what started their rift.
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But just as he had quelled all my fears of his charm being insincere weeks ago, his honesty about past commitment issues and how he's moved past them eased my anxiety again.
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As word of Nunes trip trickled out among lawmakers this week, it angered Democrats who thought that they had moved past the chaos spurred by Nunes' coordination with the White House. Rep.
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Just when you think the plot may have finally moved past it, it circles back, and leans into it in a way that ultimately pulls the rug out from under the finale.
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Alex Avila swatted two of his team's four home runs as Chicago handed Kansas City its eighth consective loss and moved past the Royals into second place in the American League Central.
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YOU'VE TALKED ABOUT HOW YOU HAD A BIG INVENTORY PROBLEM IN THE PAST, LEARNED FROM THAT, MOVED PAST IT. HOW ARE YOU HANDLING INVENTORY AND HOW ARE YOU HANDLING IT BETTER NOW?
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" "The main thing is we have moved past the cloud that we were under during the last couple of weeks, and I think we're really moving forward in a very productive way.
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And then there's Claude and the Leicester Alliance, who appear to be the most enlightened of the bunch—they've moved past monarchism and are now governed by a parliament of noble families.
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First of all, it's not up to any man to say whether or not the sexual harassment or assault of women is "that bad" or "bad enough" or worthy of being moved past.
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She gave a sold-out TED Talk on body diversityGraham is open about feeling insecure about her body, and shared how she moved past it during her TEDxBerkleeValencia talk in Spain last May.
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Storm has moved toward the Dominican Republic Now that Maria has moved past Puerto Rico, a US territory with 3.3 million people, search and rescue teams are taking to the country's darkened streets.
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The Angels (72-67) moved past Minnesota into the second American League wild-card spot and pulled to within 2 1/2 games of the New York Yankees for the top wild card.
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" And someone asked you know "how you reflect on this whole kneeling thing that's been such an issue for the last couple of years?" and he said "I think we've moved past kneeling.
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As a country we have moved past the idea that the basics of a decent life should be hoarded by an aristocracy, a hereditary class with a monopoly on wealth, power and property.
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A day after beating her sister Serena, Venus Williams moved past Anastasija Sevastova 26-21(6) 6-4 and will next face Carla Suarez Navarro, who defeated Danielle Collins 6-2 6-63.
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Jenner moved past the home&aposs statement-making tree to show three others scattered around the home, including a tree adorned with classic lights that stands in the corner of her dining room.
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A circle of Republican elites who are still in the "denial" stage of the grieving process have moved past the primary and are trying to draft a third party candidate for the general election.
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Einstein's idea: When he proposed his theory, he noted that if it was true, it should be possible to observe the light from stars shifting as our sun moved past them in the sky.
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These lapses in the enforcement of their bans suggest that Russia, which says it has moved past its doping scandals, has yet to create an anti-doping culture in which all dopers are sidelined.
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In short, as we've moved past the No Child Left Behind law, states have flexibility to create a plan that meets their unique needs and sets a true vision of success for all students.
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"For our team to win in a gritty, not pretty, performance is big for our growth," said Beilein, who moved past Steve Fisher into third place on the Wolverines' career win list with 185.
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Ovechkin then beat Lehtonen on a one-timer for career goal No. 601 and moved past Jari Kurri into 19th place overall in NHL history, giving Washington a 3-2 lead at 13:41.
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Just when Robert Kraft thought everyone had finally moved past his whole Asian massage parlor thing ... Robert De Niro put it right back in the spotlight with a joke at the Alec Baldwin 'Roast!
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"Well, what can I say?" said Hossa, who leads the Blackhawks with 103 goals this season and moved past Jeremy Roenick for No. 38 on the all-time list with his 514th career goal.
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"I think we've moved past kneeling and I think it's time to go into actionable items," Jay-Z said Wednesday at Roc Nation headquarters in New York while seated beside Roger Goodell, the NFL commissioner.
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While they're often as eager as the just-out-of-college new hire, they bring more workplace experience, and they often have moved past the stage of needing future career breaks, unlike their younger counterparts.
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In addition to sending the Jayhawks to their first 3-0 start since 2013-14, Self (373-88) moved past Roy Williams (418-101) and into second place on the school's all-time wins list.
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Kyle Brodziak and Patrik Berglund also collected goals for the Blues, who stopped a five-game skid and moved past the idle Los Angeles Kings for the second wild-card slot in the Western Conference.
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Live Briefing As Typhoon Mangkhut moved past Hong Kong and struck southern China, the authorities in the Philippines said that landslides had buried dozens, including people sheltering in a church and a dormitory for miners.
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She said she locked eyes with a man inside who she thought was a Secret Service agent, and then held the gaze of another man, but then the cars moved past her and drove away.
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But as Strasburg overcame injuries, moved past a controversial decision to shut him down in 2012 and matured as a pitcher, people around him watched as he came out of his shell more and more.
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Live facial recognition cameras will be deployed across London, with the city's Metropolitan Police announcing today that the technology has moved past the trial stage and is ready to be permanently integrated into everyday policing.
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At the very least, it overlooks the fact that Amazon has spent the last decade accumulating yet more power and leverage, and that its ambitions have since moved past simply being the world's largest bookstore.
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It was another indication of strife in Afghanistan's shaky coalition government, which combines ethnic-based factions that in some cases have never quite moved past the civil war they fought in the 1980s and 1990s.
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At this point, most of the world had already forgotten or moved past the scandals, and his dredging up the details is just a fresh reminder of how poorly he handles himself behind closed doors.
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Nearly three months after Young was involved in an alleged cheating scandal – and after the couple had seemingly moved past the drama – the Australian rapper announced that she has ended things with her Lakers player fiancé.
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The top Baby Groot fan page on Facebook has a million likes, but it's already moved past memes and into posting really weird stuff — most recently, an explainer on the genetic processes that determine eye color.
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Chad has had several off-the-field issues over the years, including a bizarre arrest last year that led to the Broncos cutting him ... but Jim says he thinks Chad has moved past all of that.
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Ten laps later, Johnson pitted under caution, turning the lead over to Martin Truex Jr. On Lap 110, Harvick moved past Truex Jr. and back into the lead, held it and collected the Stage 2 victory.
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Yoni's revisiting stories and memories he's moved past, and now, ten years later, they're mantras being sung back to him by an audience that never needed to grow from his experiences in the way he did.
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Colts running back Frank Gore, a former San Francisco star, had 17.83 yards on 14 carries and moved past Eric Dickerson (13,259 from 1983-93) for seventh place on the all-time career rushing yardage list.
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He also says the firm tends to fund more mature seed-stage deals, meaning companies that have moved past the paper-napkin phase and can prove that their product or service is gaining some early traction.
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The irony in this, of course, is that Nazis might have seemed like cornball villains when the show launched in 2014, but they feel very present in 2017 — yet the show has mostly moved past them.
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They had come close in special elections in Montana, Georgia and South Carolina, but Virginia was the moment, said a national Democratic operative, that the party moved past the "Charlie Brown football phase" of the resistance.
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The play is a postcard from an era that we have thankfully moved past, a point of reference for our hard-won success over the last half-century and our arrival in an infinitely better place.
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Makarova, who moved past Simona Halep when the top seed retired due to heat in their quarter-final, found her form in the second set where she broke Dodin in the fifth game to seize momentum.
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"There was a lot of talk of [the Bechdel Test] five years ago, but I feel we've moved past that now," Sophie Vickers, a producer at Rooks Nest Entertainment (The Witch, Obvious Child), said on a call.
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WASHINGTON, March 12 (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co Chief Executive Tim Sloan's campaign to prove his bank has moved past its scandals will collide on Tuesday with newly empowered Democratic lawmakers who are taking aim at Wall Street.
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Kylie Jenner is coming to boyfriend Travis Scott's defense after fans accused him of taking a "petty" shot at Kanye West — even after the 41-year-old rapper shared that the pair had moved past their differences.
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It's worth noting that "On Becoming a God" makes its debut alongside the fifth and final season of "The Affair," a once-promising series that has long since moved past what should have been its expiration date.
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The president shocked the capital when he emerged from the White House to greet serenaders on Washington's Birthday and quickly moved past giving the traditional thanks, launching into a fiery speech on the failures of the Reconstruction Congress.
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When you watch an ending like we had with North Carolina and Villanova, does part of you have a "what might have been" feeling, or have you moved past the Final Four runs where you came up short?
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Party leaders had hoped some of the most provocative speech would have subsided by now as the race moved past Iowa, a state known for its fiercely hawkish immigration politics, and as more conventional candidates, like former Gov.
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"After finding major support at the $1,300 per ounce mark, (gold) prices have witnessed an upthrust, and moved past the invincible $824.503,326 per ounce mark," said Sugandha Sachdeva, vice-president, metals, energy and currency research, Religare Broking Ltd.
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"After finding major support at the $1,300 per ounce mark, (gold) prices have witnessed an upthrust, and moved past the invincible $1,0.13 per ounce mark," said Sugandha Sachdeva, vice-president, metals, energy and currency research, Religare Broking Ltd.
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WASHINGTON, March 12 (Reuters) - Democratic and Republican lawmakers pressed Wells Fargo & Co Chief Executive Tim Sloan for proof that the bank has moved past a string of customer abuse scandals at a tense hearing in Congress on Tuesday.
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With the victory, N.Y.C.F.C. (21-29-22) moved past Philadelphia at the top of the Eastern Conference standings, with 27 points in 18 games, and increased its lead over the Red Bulls (7-9-2) to 4 points.
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"After finding major support at the $1,300 per ounce mark, (gold) prices have witnessed an upthrust, and moved past the invincible $1,0.53 per ounce mark," said Sugandha Sachdeva, vice-president, metals, energy and currency research, Religare Broking Ltd.
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"The zeitgeist excitement needle on this gadget has moved past Hula Hoop and Lady Gaga levels, and is approaching zones previously occupied only by the Beatles and the birth-control pill," WIRED's Steven Levy wrote at the time.
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We know he's serious about keeping up with the characters on his favorite TV shows (though he's moved past Peppa Pig), he loves to go fast on his scooter and he's got a naughty streak, according to his mom.
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Valparaiso coach Bryce Drew said his squad has moved past the NCAA Tournament snub and it has appeared that way with three consecutive double-digit NIT wins prior to Tuesday's 72-70 victory over Brigham Young in the semifinals.
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The Hulkster caught some heat last year regarding certain racist remarks that were made public after several years ... but he's moved past that and is now set to star in a big TV commercial for the title loan company.
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Brian McCann hit a tiebreaking two-run homer off Dan Altavilla (1-2) in the sixth inning as the Astros snapped a three-game losing streak and moved past the Mariners into second place in the American League West.
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Like the Peter comics readers grew up with, who long ago moved past high school and college into semi-functional adulthood, this webhead is trying to survive in the world and make it a better place – with or without a mask.
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Dodgers 211, Blue Jays 211 A.J. Pollock and Will Smith hit home runs to jumpstart the offense, and Clayton Kershaw moved past Sandy Koufax on the Dodgers' all-time win list as Los Angeles earned an interleague victory over visiting Toronto.
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It's a moment that seems like it could potentially derail her national ambitions as she considers a presidential run — or cement her as the voice of a new, younger generation, one that has moved past Bill Clinton into the #MeToo era.
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According to Jeff Masters, meteorology director of the private Weather Underground, Irma could have hit the mainland United States as a Category 5 storm if its center had shifted just 20 miles to the north as it moved past Cuba.
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But while there is perhaps no greater compliment in Trump's mind than comparing another world leader to himself, it seems the US President has, for now, moved past the fact that Johnson publicly criticized him prior to the 2016 election.
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The year isn't yet half over, but that prediction appears to be on its way to coming true: China has just moved past Japan to take the number two position for iOS revenue – up from third place back in January.
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The four-run comeback tied the biggest of the season for the Padres (17-31), who began the day with the worst record in baseball but moved past the Philadelphia Phillies by virtue of the latter's loss to the Colorado Rockies.
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The dollar added to gains slightly after U.S. President Donald Trump's push for a big package of tax cuts moved past a potential obstacle on Tuesday as a Senate panel approved the measure despite lingering concerns from some Republican members.
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"It's like taking a step into the past," Mr. Ricci said as he moved past a door painted red, the signature of Florence's age-old silk guild, to enter a large loft-like space built of rustic wood and brick.
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The show has had a successful season, by some measures: After a first season that covered the entirety of Margaret Atwood's novel, the writers moved past a few excessively brutal early episodes to tell an original and often gripping story.
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But Bryant moved past the notion that the split left rings on the table by pledging his life to the franchise and barging into a stratosphere of his own, with his jaw jutting out and face clenched in his signature fashion.
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I was really happy when my boys moved past animated films, and I don't mind showing them R-rated ones, so I've been exposing them to a lot of the comedians I grew up with, the Eddie Murphys of the world.
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I moved past waterfalls surrounded by maidenhair and poked around the great plumes of ostrich ferns growing by the riverbank, pushing apart leaves to examine the strange and beautiful patterns of sori on their backs, which contain and produce spores.
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The speech was notable for what it said about the evolving relationship between Mexico and the United States, which have long been wary neighbors but in recent decades have moved past animosities toward a vision for a more shared future.
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Sports Briefing | Soccer Arsenal played to a scoreless draw against visiting Southampton, leaving the team 5 points behind first-place Leicester in the Premier League, and Tottenham moved past Arsenal, into third place, on goal difference, with a 3-0 win at Norwich.
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In true form, after the release of Low he moved past its sheer minimalism for something new and wound up inviting King Crimson guitarists Robert Fripp and Adrian Belew to lend their considerable talents to the trilogy's second and third installations, respectively.
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A.J. Pollock and Will Smith hit home runs to jumpstart the offense, and Clayton Kershaw moved past Sandy Koufax on the Dodgers' all-time win list as Los Angeles earned a 16-3 interleague victory over the visiting Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday.
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Maven was part of a wave of initiatives and investments announced by GM in early 2016 that illustrated its new interest in unconventional transportation that moved past the traditional core business of producing, selling and financing cars, trucks and SUVs to consumers.
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The settlement, which lawmakers and privacy experts criticized as a "slap on the wrist" for a company whose revenues last year topped $55 billion, suggested that Facebook had moved past a major regulatory challenge that has dogged it over the last year.
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The Dow topped 19,000 points and the S&P 500 moved past 2,200 points for the first time ever, while the pan-European STOXX 600 index and the FTSEurofirst 300 of top regional shares climbed to their highest levels since Nov. 10.
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The Dow topped the 19,000 mark and the S&P 1.10703 moved past 2,200 for the first time ever, while the pan-European STOXX 600 index and the FTSEurofirst 300 of top regional shares climbed to the highest levels since Nov. 10.
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C DeMarcus Cousins moved past Mitch Richmond as the Kings' career leader in free-throw attempts (3,098) in Sacramento's win over New Orleans but entered Thursday needing to make 357 more to move past Richmond as its all-time free-throw maker.
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Facebook had also considered collecting health information in the past, when it asked major U.S. hospitals to share anonymized data about their patients, as CNBC reported in April, though Facebook said the project had not moved past the planning stage at the time.
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It's easily moved past the novelty phase (the lead singer is Taylor Momsen, late of "Gossip Girl") into a greater curiosity: As rock by and large collapses, how does this group, with its faithful revisiting of louche 1980s power rock, continue to thrive?
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I think most of us have moved past the outdated vision of the absent-minded doof with broken black glasses and a pocket protector to a man or woman in a white coat, perhaps holding a clipboard, or staring down a microscope.
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So as this second season of "American Crime Story" works its way backward in time, we have moved past the body count to what should be the most interesting moment in any serial killer's story: the moment before he starts to kill.
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This news comes amid massive civil rights rollbacks by the Trump administration, and not long after a post-racial narrative that took hold during the Obama era: By electing a black president, the idea goes, America had at least partially moved past race.
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Sources close to the situation tell us Jay knew revealing the real reason he sat might spark new criticism from Colin Kaepernick supporters -- some of whom took Sunday's video as a sign Jay was backtracking on his "We've moved past kneeling" remark.
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I served in the Marine infantry in the 2170s and 2150s and knew what everyone who has moved past the slogans knows: That a small fraction of Marines are trouble — problem children, in the gentlest construction of the corps' otherwise profane slang.
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It began at Bowie High School and, as the sun set, moved past the venue where Trump supporters were lined up to get into the President's speech -- with a fence separating the United States and Mexico on marchers' right side the entire way.
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It's not that the crowd filing into the Music Hall of Williamsburg needs its grime diluted and spoon-fed to it with the help of familiar Americanisms—the genre's unrelenting rise in the US means we moved past that a while back.
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But as we have moved past the initial shock and the early stages of digesting how the Brexit could affect markets in Europe and around the world, it seems that markets in Italy have found their first knock-on impact to worry about.
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Rocca's two paintings, which were done in the past few years, show that she has moved past her work of the 1960s, with which she first gained attention, into a domain of the female body transported into a state of luminous ecstasy.
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And it doesn't matter how many supplements you take, what type of complicated carb cycling protocol you use, or how many muscle-building "hacks" you try, muscle just isn't going to be gained that quickly once you've moved past the beginner stages of training.
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The episode argues he might well deserve to be left behind in a culture that's moved past the "it's a joke" excuse of racist and offensive humor — which is a level of self-awareness one would never expect from a show like South Park.
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Though Kutcher often chooses to keep his past behind him so that he can focus on Kunis and their two children, Wyatt and Dimitri, he felt comfortable enough to share how he moved past his painful divorce on longtime friend Dax Shepard's podcast, Armchair Expert.
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Because of your efforts, Zenefits has reached a watershed moment: not only does this agreement pave the way for us to continue operating in the great state of Tennessee, it also recognizes that Zenefits is a new company that has moved past its historical issues.
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Since ESSA's enactment in 2015, policymakers at the state level have systematically moved past the Common Core debate, empowered by a new federal law to review their standards, amend them, generally make them unique to their state – all while keeping the bar high for students.
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But the moment has long moved past Trump's angry attempts to muddy the waters: There is now widespread consensus that Russia meddled in the election to help him, and the internal politics of the DNC is not the story that it was a month ago.
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The number of men and women enrolled in juris doctorate programs has been nearly equal for a number of years, but this is the first time women have moved past the 50 percent mark, according to data released Thursday by the American Bar Association.
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UCONN 20, CINCINNATI 212 Napheesa Collier scored 232 points, reaching 212,113 in her career, and No. 211 Connecticut (21-29, 8-0 American Athletic Conference) struggled as it moved past its loss at Louisville, holding on to beat host Cincinnati (14-8, 6-3).
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By this time, she wants to be called Christa — like Nico was a costume she was made to wear, like she had moved past the self-destructive phase depicted in Susanne Ofteringer's Nico Icon (1995), like the days of Warhol and Vogue were long over.
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The Capitals extended their lead in the division and atop the conference standings to five points over the Pittsburgh Penguins, who moved past the Blue Jackets (49-21-8) into the second place with a 3-2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes earlier in the day.
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The producers of the show seem fully aware of this, since they opt to kick off with Kondo's visit to the Friend family, headed up by Rachel and Kevin, who come across as having moved past the phase of their marriage where they actually like each other.
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With an interest in melding the great outdoors with the quiet interiors of a typical American home, Miranda shares he has moved past "creating a composite, surreal space" in his works, which rely on corporeal structures and less on the surrealist tones of his earlier works.
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Then, even if the Democrats were to retake the Senate and the White House in 2020, the bill would still need to be reintroduced, sent through committee, and then moved past stalwarts on both sides of the aisle who have pledged their loyalties to extractive industries.
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Like other far-right parties on the rise in Europe, whether in Hungary, Poland or Italy, the Freedom Party has tried to don a respectable facade, claiming to have moved past anti-Semitism and framing its anti-Muslim sentiments as an effort to maintain Austria's cultural identity.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's Jill and Jessa: Counting On, there's plenty of buzz over whether 18-year-old Joy-Anna Duggar will be entering in a courtship – the Duggar-approved way of dating – now that she's all grown up and has moved past her "tomboy" days.
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The spirit of M.A.C. was similarly splintered, but typical of a country that, despite it's mid-19th-century unification, never quite moved past its social, cultural, and psychological temperament as a collection of city-states, the differences were as much about regional factions as they were about singular personalities.
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But an eight-second bonus for being first at top of the penultimate climb, the Col des Chevreres, and another six seconds for his second place meant that he moved past Alaphilippe as he ended up 1:35 behind at the top of La Planche des Belles Filles.
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"With Biden, you're having to rehash a lot of issues that the party might have moved past," Mr. Gorman said, comparing this weakness to Mr. Bush's challenge as an elected official with a long record to defend (and, in Mr. Bush's case, a brother's to answer for, too).
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While she doesn&apost often address her relationship with West, the first song on her August 2019 album "Lover" is titled "I Forgot That You Existed," and many listeners have speculated that the track alludes to the rapper — specifically to the fact that Swift has moved past their drama.
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In the first three months of the year, Mexico has moved past Canada and China to become the United States' largest trading partner, in terms of the value of goods moving back and forth over the border, with about $2575 billion a month in imports and exports so far this year.
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And maybe no one ever can really do that unless you're really in that world, but it seems like the idea of delivering a speech that has import or even those quotable lines you're talking about just seems like we're in a world where we've moved past that in some ways.
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Had the Islanders won Sunday, they would have moved past the New York Rangers for third place in the Metropolitan Division and secured a first-round date with the Pittsburgh Penguins, who finished the season as the hottest team (8-2-0 in their last 10 games) in the East.
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"It is still going to be on his mind, but I got the impression that he has moved past that objection and is now thinking who is our best chance in this environment to win and I think he believes, in his mind, it's him, a pro-business Democrat," he said.
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As it turns out, Destiny 2 runs like a dream, but once I'd moved past the aesthetic shock of watching the game run at twice the framerate, it became clear why I had a good reason to play some Destiny 2: I needed to see what my favorite red tree looked like.
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"It is still going to be on his mind, but I got the impression that he has moved past that objection and is now thinking who is our best chance in this environment to win and I think he believes, in his mind, it's him, a pro-business Democrat," Morgan told the outlet.
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He's a soul and blues traditionalist who finds the retro romanticism of modern blues rock crossover acts uninspiring; it's the sort of stuff Lewis made early on—maybe too early—but has since moved past, even if that meant forgoing the kind of fame Bridges and Hawthorne have since gone on to enjoy.
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New Yorkers had the chance to do so when the singular Mr. Dunne, who has long moved past his flashier days as a star of "Riverdance," appeared on the small, no-frills stage of Irish Arts Center last weekend with the fiddler Tola Custy, the harpist Maeve Gilchrist and the piper David Power.
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" McDavid — who became a Penguins fan because of Crosby and beamed five years ago when Crosby told reporters that a 2000-year-old McDavid reminded him of himself — has moved past fandom to mutual respect "He's the best player in the world, and you can learn off of the things he does.
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By all accounts, it would appear both men have moved past the brouhaha last year when Trump complained bitterly to Turnbull about the deal President Obama struck in the waning days of his administration to permit the entry of more than 1,200 South Asian and Rohingya refugees that Australia had been harboring.
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James recorded his 15th career postseason triple-double on the same night he moved past Shaquille O'Neal into fourth place on the all-time postseason scoring list, and the Cavaliers remained perfect in the 2016 playoffs with a 108-89 victory over the Toronto Raptors on Thursday in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals.
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To the extent that Posenenske and Parsons might be considered precursors, it could be both in their ambitions for a social art and as examples whose seeming defeatism — albeit a defeatism that's an indictment, a statement — asks to be creatively moved past: in light of their art, if you don't stop, what do you do?
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"Previously a hallmark of certain kinds of lifestyles — say, lumberjack, biker or hipster — beards have moved past their countercultural roots and into the mainstream, showing up on Hollywood red carpets (Ben Affleck, Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling have all been photographed with them) and, now, in cubicles across the country," the New York Times reported in 2013.
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Other characters who died shortly after fleeting happiness: - Robb, Talisa, and Catelyn Stark- Ygritte- Oberyn Martell- Mycah, the butcher's boy- That slave owner in Astapor who got burned to a crisp Ever since the show moved past George R.R. Martin's books, Game of Thrones has gotten heavy-handed with the foreshadowing, which diminishes the effect of major plot twists.
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When it finally moved past it in the middle of season three, there was a wealth of other stories waiting to be told, including... Much has been made of how Asia Kate Dillon's Taylor Mason, a promising new employee of Bobby Axelrod's company, Axelrod Capital, is almost certainly the first nonbinary regular character on a major American TV show.
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Even once we've moved past asinine cultural notions that masturbation is for "bad girls" rather than all women who want to do it, and we're in agreement that making yourself feel good is healthy and fun, supporters of self-love tend to dole out vague, "sex-positive" exhortations to touch yourself — and then leave you to it.
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In a press release, however, the companies said investments will focus on start-ups that are raising funds in the so-called Series B round — at that stage, start-ups have moved past the early development phase, achieved a few important initial milestones, and are looking for financing to grow their businesses to meet user demands.
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Big Boi: 'Had Hillary Clinton won everyone probably would have thought everything was OK' When Bernie Sanders supporter Big Boi, who is one half of the Grammy-winning duo Outkast, was asked about this theme, he told #GetPolitical in June that a Clinton win might have perpetuated a myth that America has moved past these racist ideals.
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HDT Global, Oshkosh, QinetiQ North America, and Textron Systems have moved past the white paper submission and oral review phases and have been invited to compete to develop prototypes for the Robotic Combat Vehicle - Light (RCV-L), one of three RCV variants that the Army is interested in procuring, the National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC) announced Friday.
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My friend David Sims of the Atlantic has a theory that as Tom Cruise has moved past the PR nightmare he endured in 2005 — you may remember Cruise from such talk show appearances as "jumping on Oprah's couch" — he's leaned into his slightly unstable public persona, choosing roles that underline how we're not sure what to think of him anymore.
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The 23-year-old Cruz, who also hit three homers in a 10-3 victory at Chicago on July 25, moved past Johnny Bench into a tie with Graig Nettles for 62nd on the all-time home run list with his 390th of his career in the sixth inning off reliever Jorge Lopez, his third of the game and 30th of the season.
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The 39-year-old Cruz, who also hit three homers in a 103-3 victory at Chicago on July 25, moved past Johnny Bench into a tie with Graig Nettles for 62nd on the all-time home run list with his 390th of his career in the sixth inning off reliever Jorge Lopez, his third of the game and 30th of the season.
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In separate interviews, the actors struck similar notes of protectiveness about the "Karate Kid" legacy, about how important it was for "Cobra Kai" to spin the story forward and include some of the film's heart along with the clever callbacks, fan Easter eggs and "humor that comes from the fact that these two guys have not moved past it," Mr. Macchio said.
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Tom Brady passed for 348 yards to move into third place on the NFL's all-time passing yardage list as the New England Patriots methodically produced a 33-73 victory over the Washington Redskins on Sunday at Landover, Md. Brady moved past Brett Favre (71,838) with a 15-yard completion to Julian Edelman with 6:56 left in the third quarter.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Wednesday said he wanted to "get on with the campaign" when he announced last week that he had moved past conspiracy theories about President Obama's birthplace.
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Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) moved past former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE in the early race for 2020 endorsements from Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) members after her strong performance in the first primary debate earned her the support of two new lawmakers.
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