" He heard gunshots, "just one after another after another.
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You may see eight guys a day, one after another.
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One after another, just crunches on hard candy all morning.
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The change meant that stories automatically played one after another.
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One after another, seemingly randomly throughout the cluster of launchpads.
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One after another, former gymnasts described depression, guilt and fear.
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Dr. Machineni moved on to medications, trying one after another.
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"We've seen our colleagues leave one after another," he said.
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It was one after another and that I was aware of.
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This year, sex scandals — one after another — have tainted March Madness.
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"The digital wave is disrupting industry one after another," said Peres.
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Nobody's sitting there loading apps all day long one after another.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — One after another, the Democratic candidates in Ohio fell.
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Packed trains pulled up, one after another, at the Hahnenkammbahn siding.
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And one after another, these helicopter moms whirled into the boudoir.
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One after another, proclamations of love, admiration and gratitude poured forth.
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In rapid succession, one after another, they began to fall ill.
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"It's just one after another after another, after another," says Camargo.
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I did not doubt … that one after another detail of one after another of those other images would appear in my mind while I went on writing about the image that I had begun to write about.
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And companies have regretfully announced one after another — Facebook, MyHeritage, even HealthCare.
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One after another, mourners praised Winter's interest in the lives of others.
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They just all walked out the building one day, one after another.
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One after another the Siberian men fell to Dumpling's powerful openhand majesty.
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Or if we have doctor appointments, we schedule them one after another.
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One after another, Republican members on the committee denounced rising debt levels.
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One after another, the children popped in and out of the bath.
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Rather, each does its own thing, starting and stopping one after another.
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For moves connected with a plus sign, do the exercises one after another.
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One after another, they told us our model just wouldn't make financial sense.
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"The most fragile will go under, one after another," Douzain-Didier told Reuters.
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He drinks three "large darks," one after another, and smokes the sergeant's cheroots.
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One after another, they decamped for sprawling campuses in the suburbs and exurbs.
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It's easy to down one after another, licking the salt from the rim.
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Leaks followed one after another, and congressional Republicans struggled with how to respond.
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One after another, dozens of Ethiopians came forward to pour out their grievances.
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One after another, the images could be from any number of conflict zones.
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As she spoke, pops — one after another — could be heard in the background.
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Patients often try the currently available treatments one after another, in varying combinations.
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At MGH, it was a quiet evening until ambulances arrived, one after another.
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But one after another, they found their way to the Afghan security forces.
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One day I followed an oncologist to six patient consultations, one after another.
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In the preceding years, reactors across the Soviet Union failed one after another.
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One after another, women have recounted damning accounts of how he abused them.
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One after another, top Democrats in the House and Senate said Trump's 2 a.m.
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Most of his compositions are made up of such images, viewed one after another.
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One after another, I threw them against the dented steel walls of the room.
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For others it was the unending booming reports - just one after another after another.
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The banks have stopped lending, and their customers are going bankrupt one after another.
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One after another, Santas spring out from behind a tree, nearly doing jazz hands.
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Warm tears ran into the hair at my temple, one after another after another.
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I put my bag on the counter and smell the flowers, one after another.
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One after another, romantic stories of a debauched life came tumbling out of him.
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As time passed, each of these companies was blocked in China, one after another.
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One after another, there were tawdry roadside wonders like Monkey Jungles and Reptile Gardens.
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One after another, they cited his work between starts, his relentless preparation and drive.
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"ISIS has a stronghold and will capture these areas one after another," he said.
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One after another, individual stars of past and present gave her bouquets and embraces.
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In 993, one after another, the top skiers, undone by flat light, crashed out.
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"It was one complaint and then one after another the complaints mounted," Ginsburg said.
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They just watched as one after another dropped out, humiliated by Trump at debates.
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He's like a real human being, but his policies, citizens united, one after another.
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Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore One after another, prominent Republicans are bailing on Roy Moore.
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Similarly, by rectifying injustices, one after another, we can just keep gaining in moral altitude.
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These blocks are chained one after another to make up the blockchain, Bitcoin's ledger technology.
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"I feel like we're all, one after another, on the same page," she told E!
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One after another, Yura's clients complained that the hits they'd ordered hadn't been carried out.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — One after another, the bodies arrived on the steep hill in western Kabul.
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The other noises repeat, in rhythm, unchanging but revealing and hiding themselves one after another.
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One after another, they took the mic on the sun-baked plaza by the Statehouse.
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One after another, people tweeted often-hilarious responses that took on a snowballing viral life.
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One after another, left-wing groups have launched many sputtering progressive efforts since the 1980s.
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Mr. Morris choreographs six couples as they stream, repeating the same phrase one after another.
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"Over the last couple of days, it was just one after another," Ms. Wooten said.
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I had stopped reading about the Vietnam War as one after another book came out.
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It reached into the pile and started picking things up, one after another after another.
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We watched as one after another of our subjects was reincarcerated — six out of 10.
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Does Facebook face them all down, one after another, to preserve their advertising technology advantage?
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One after another, they took out their ID cards and showed them to the police.
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But workers' wages haven't budged, and, one after another, workers' rights are getting wiped away.
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She clobbered Sanders up and down the Eastern Seaboard, one after another — Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Connecticut.
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But, one after another, these prototypes collapsed along the same narrative parabola of idealism and disillusionment.
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There's literally millions of those, one after another reliably waiting for you to get lost in.
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They had a balanced, satisfying kick that made it easy to reach for one after another.
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It shows Pacific walruses, one after another, tumbling off 21625-foot-high cliffs to their deaths.
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But one after another, you could say, they chickened out, because they got scared — cold feet.
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But then all that slap-hitting created some runs; singles began dropping in, one after another.
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"Everybody around me has died, one after another, and I'm the only one left," she said.
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But the jurors in Charleston have heard stories of intense suffering and loss, one after another.
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The two lawyers wind up negotiating deals for Jimmy's clients, one after another, in 20 minutes.
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She knew Barbour was the one after another contestant, Jordan Kimball, asked her on a date.
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"I made those paintings, one after another, no trouble at all," de Kooning said of the period.
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Rockets, electric cars, solar panels, batteries—whirlwind industrialist Elon Musk has set about reinventing one after another.
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The reporters, attired in white hazmat suits, applied rubber bands one after another until the explosion happened.
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One after another, small challenges arose, and I used the tools available to get through each one.
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One after another tried and failed, all to my delight as I sat alone at my table.
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PARIS — The shocks have come one after another: Islamic State killings of civilians in Brussels and Nice.
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One after another, they violently succumb, bodies shuddering and falling in front of their mesmerized team members.
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The mass shootings came one after another this summer, an average of more than one per week.
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I heard the despair in their voices and watched helplessly as they became depressed, one after another.
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One after another they praised Yovanovitch's service, leaving Trump isolated in his willingness to impugn her integrity.
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Services are held one after another or even at the same time, and shivas start every night.
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And one after another you start to see various sectors of the global financial markets give it up.
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You see all these companies one after another coming out with the same exact message, same exact stance.
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His script serves up one after another, though it also includes straight exposition and chunks of rhymed verse.
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"We don't expect new rival medicines to be launched one after another in the near future," he added.
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One after another, other girls would be taken to the dark, isolated place to suffer the same fate.
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I mean it's like this sort of addictive format you can watch them one after another for hours.
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The officer fires off questions and orders one after another as Brown tries to get a word in.
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Mass-marketing e-mails are typically sent by an automated process, one after another, in an unbroken rhythm.
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We do this by taking a lot of observations and doing a lot of optimizations one after another.
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Life, for her, is a series of dangers, strung together, one after another, like beads on a thread.
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The blackout was just the latest crisis to befall a country that seems to have one after another.
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A string of these hapless guys just showed up, one after another, at her farm, and then disappeared.
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WASHINGTON — One after another, Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee pressed Attorney General Jeff Sessions to provide information.
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Legions of readers were addicted to her page-turners, which popped up on the market one after another.
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One after another, a dancer takes center stage for a solo, then stares down the audience in silence.
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The recent attacks, coming one after another in Ankara and Beyoğlu, proved that nowhere is safe any longer.
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One after another, they turned me away from their sprawling compounds and pseudo-manors with faux-plantation facades.
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"They just keep producing these singles and trying to place them one after another on the charts," Harding says.
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During the audience question-and-answer period, people stood up, one after another, and made negative comments about weight.
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She pushed her kids out through the window of the truck, one after another, begging strangers to save them.
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And, one after another, as if in Dickens's Christmas Carol, three interlocutors arrive with messages from beyond the grave.
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In 2008, a spate of tropical storms and hurricanes—Fay, Gustav, Hanna, and Ike—struck Haiti one after another.
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One after another in quick succession, then I noticed the name and watched in horror as both pictures sent.
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One after another, factories closed their doors due to inflation, import of foreign steel and cheap foreign labor costs.
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You find yourself chasing tactics one after another, hoping that you will eventually get rich with one of them.
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Social media posts from the night showed the couple getting inked one after another — this time by JonBoy himself.
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I had to supply my answers before I could see his, but one after another, our answers were identical.
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The three chapters will come out one after another, but DONTNOD promises there won't be big gaps between them.
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One after another, her colleagues and members of her staff left, went into hiding or ended up in prison.
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Young kids coming back from Iraq and Afghanistan in the urologic trauma ward with devastating injuries one after another.
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The Great Men swaggered onto the stage one after another, each capturing and conquering the Spirit of the Age.
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But her resistance strained their relationships with her, and one after another they fell out of touch with Nakesha.
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They can, in a single moment, convey warmth, anger and curiosity — sometimes one after another, sometimes all at once.
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During town halls, candidates will speak one after another rather than debate head-on, which the DNC will allow.
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Right now I think mankind is beyond fucked up with all the crises that pile up one after another.
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Captions also linearize sounds taking place at the same time because people have to read words one after another.
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With a diversity of tactics in her pocket, she would deploy one after another in hopes of reaching success.
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As one after another devalued, angry trading partners put up tariffs, and the world retreated into rival currency blocs.
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Consider eating each part of the chicken, one after another, grilled over charcoal at a yakitori restaurant called Torishin.
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We took the larger parts of three of them and placed them one after another with no other editing.
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One after another, I crossed each possible destination off our list because of the exorbitant fares I was finding.
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Those are the companies that have been run off the Internet, one after another, over the past two decades.
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Each of those scenes came to us not all three at once but sort of one after another after another.
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She spread them out on a well-worn counter and began spraying them with a squirt bottle, one after another.
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It then lets them optionally customize the message and hit send on one after another, achieving a state of flow.
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When the meeting resumed, speakers one after another berated the council members for not heeding community concerns before the rally.
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Moon and other top officials later watched three F-35s and other warplanes flying in close formation one after another.
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One after another, the viewer is assailed by news of kidnappings, killing of magistrates, jurists, and journalists, and train bombings.
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"After the first base collapsed, other military posts are collapsing one after another," said the provincial council chairman, Mr. Mohseni.
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Taken individually, these songs are in the canon for a reason, of course; one after another, their effect is numbing.
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Design assistants buzzed around as models arrived one after another, each to be fitted into their look for Sunday's show.
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But after he became a United States citizen in 1995, he started bringing his children to Hamtramck, one after another.
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One after another the good choices keep coming — and the whole adds up to something truly special and bar-setting.
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One after another, the accusers detailed what they said were Epstein's actions against them years ago when they were teenagers.
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Take a look at those sentences, thundering across the page, one after another, like an advancing line of earth movers.
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One after another, at least half a dozen other parishioners drew their own weapons and began moving up the aisles.
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I was watching quietly when four people emerged from the crowd, one after another, to hug him as he cried.
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I realized as I listened to one after another tell their stories that they were not impressed with my fluency.
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I was a bit worried that the short episodes (one after another) won't work very well in a real book.
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Her bodily and tonal decisions, one after another after another through an entire forty-minute program, now served as emotional leadership.
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And when he did so, begin to hit pedestrians and bicyclists one after another after another moving southbound some 20 blocks.
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One after another, veteran campaigners and grizzled scientists have described her as the best news for the climate movement in decades.
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The characters [are] self-sufficient, and we just needed to find a way to make the events unfold, one after another.
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"I feel as if I'm losing all my leaves, one after another," he says near the end of this moving play.
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"In recent years, China has mostly been relying on its own strength to develop new armaments, one after another," it added.
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After I graduated, I moved back to NYC and dated a string of flaky dudes who faded away one after another.
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Instead, he heard, one after another, the names of mere time-servers and hack politicians and unknown cronies of the General.
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One after another, his partners' families called off their engagements—seemingly ruining his chances for a more quotidian kind of happiness.
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ServiceNow is penetrating...[they are] starting with mega-enterprise deals and landing one after another," he said on Thursday's "Halftime Report.
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The new hires fill gaps left after Axios's heads of tech, product, and design all left one after another in 2018.
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ANDREW KEH The Olympics are a realm where displays of grace and boorish behavior occur one after another, and sometimes simultaneously.
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Here are five takeaways: One after another, the Republican report explains away links between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
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As if awakened by the vibrations of our call, a pod of dolphins emerged, leaping through the air, one after another.
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One after another, each of the 10 courses in the $175 meal opens up new ideas about Korean cuisine and culture.
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The defendants appear one after another on television screens, beamed in via video conference from various booking centers in the city.
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After the clams are clean, Beville stacks the bags amidships, one after another, distributing the weight so the boat won't tack.
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One after another they landed, with the Iowa Democratic Party's three-part vote count showing the same numbers: zero, zero, zero.
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One after another, women politely refused to answer questions about the recent vote splitting Kiryas Joel from the Town of Monroe.
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The court heard that Pell blocked their exit from the room and forced them, one after another, to engage in sex acts.
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MORE: CNN crew caught in ISIS crossfire Abdullah looked aghast as he saw friends and comrades being brought in one after another.
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"It sounded like four shots, one after another," McClelland recalls, noting that perhaps what she heard included reverberations from the canyon walls.
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"One after another you start to see various sectors of the market give it up" after cryptocurrencies sold off heavily, Gundlach said.
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The opening minutes of the premiere seemed to confirm those fears, as obvious '90s references seemed to pile up one after another.
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She called Muslim funeral homes one after another but was rejected each time when they found out the death was a suicide.
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So if you look at the period from the late teens to 1929, the series of traumas were just one after another.
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The teams traded kills for 20 minutes until DC ramped it up, picking off EHOME and winning team fights one after another.
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We could stand in front of a taco conveyer belt, mouths wide open and just let them fall in one after another.
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One man posted a video from Suva, the country's capital, of electrical power lines exploding one after another as the cyclone hit.
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The holy grail of printing—a paper path that incorporated composition, and so could produce different pages, one after another—remained inconceivable.
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"It's just one after another," he said during a meeting with the king of Jordan at the United Nations in New York.
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He was calling shots 'off the glass, who's next, where you want this one from' and he just made one after another.
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And we continue to go after ISIL leaders and commanders – taking them out, day in, day out, one after another after another.
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One after another, residents walked up to the microphone and delivered anguished statements in favor of preserving the building or demolishing it.
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But immediately after Gaetz's remarks, several lawmakers are edited one after another, seemingly endorsing a fictional lobbying effort to arm young children.
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The narrative doesn't build to a point so much as it just ticks off each character to be killed, one after another.
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But the great surprise comes with the main melody, played by the strings: a series of slow-descending scales, one after another.
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One after another, the runners crossed the finish line, face flushed, hair damp with sweat, breathing hard and staggering to a stop.
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The final act, in particular, is structured as a cascade of narrative bombshells, one after another, each more ludicrous than the last.
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But Westworld's are so often circling the exact same subject matter from slightly different angles, one after another, for a solid hour.
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The barriers still remain in place, but as one after another woman expressed here in noisy and modest ways, change is here.
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One after another, companies under pressure from survivors of the Florida mass shooting are ending their relationships with the National Rifle Association.
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With the sound of loud bangs, one after another, people dived for cover, crouching down by the concrete wall of the dugout.
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Their stories pulled them, one after another, toward a shimmering elsewhere — even if, in reality, that meant ending up in lawless Libya.
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When 12 residents of a tight-knit village go missing one after another, the murky details surrounding their disappearances leads to delirium.
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She listened to one after another, singing merrily along, as though she were completely innocent, as though nothing at all had happened.
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Pageant Patties Need Not Apply "It will take strong winners, one after another to break the stereotypes," Miss Kentucky Madelynne Myers told me.
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They release trailers and gameplay demos, sometimes one after another, at an unbelievable pace, simply to stay in the minds of their audiences.
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One after another, Five Eyes security bureaus have been banning the use of Huawei devices and curbing its involvement in 5G internet projects.
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If you're doing a series of plays one after another" — as virtually all theater companies do today — "a rep company doesn't make sense.
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The Senate approved the budget after a so-called vote-a-rama, a legislative whirlwind in which amendments are considered one after another.
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CreditCreditPhilip Montgomery for The New York Times On they came, one after another, making the walk from the bullpen to the pitcher's mound.
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"She's had a zillion trips to the E.R., one after another," said her daughter Mary Ellen Lakin, 70, who lives in Newton, Mass.
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"For every person who came to court without a coat, we'd send an email, and it was just one after another," she said.
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But after a few minutes, one after another took notice of the artist standing on their land and came out to greet her.
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The tiebreaker, which took place in a single day, made for much more engaging viewing: three speedy games, one after another, and no draws.
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Structurally, the week has proceeded exactly like conventions in past decades: a parade of politicians, business leaders, and minor celebrities speaking one after another.
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I made terrible, stupid, careless mistakes, one after another for years, and I came out the other side more or less without a scratch.
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According to EarthSky, three bright planets —Saturn, Mars, and Jupiter — will all line up, one after another, in the sky around the same time.
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"They came in waves, one after another after another and it was brutal," he said earlier this month after he won the Florida primary.
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Taunton, Massachusetts (CNN)On the last day of Conrad Roy III's young life, the text messages popped up on his phone, one after another.
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"The prospect of a nuclear-free Korean peninsula has been pushed farther away by one after another irresponsible action or blaring rhetoric," it said.
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These traditions and touchstones, falling by the wayside one after another, were ones many of us counted on to represent economic stability and comfort.
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One after another—sometimes in hushed tones—his fellow hikers and constituents tell him how grateful they are to have him on Capitol Hill.
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The questions from the police officer came one after another, and the question about what I had been wearing caught me especially off guard.
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Some of our greatest writers ever [are women], like Cindy Walker, Cynthia Weil — you can just reel them off one after another — Carole King.
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He also worked with local groups, the Avalon Harbor Patrol and mooring services to install the three pavilions, one after another, at different depths.
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In "The Little Snake," the swift emotional slippages click along, one after another, sentence after sentence, like an intricate concatenation of rainbow-bright dominoes.
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She hammered Mr. Barr with questions, one after another, repeatedly cutting him short and showing off legal acumen honed as her state's attorney general.
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The attacks seemed to come one after another: 130 dead on the floor of the Bataclan concert hall and on the streets of Paris.
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When you build a career on — I don't want to say accidentally having big records, but we did, one after another for a decade.
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Even before he was laid off, the Lucases, with four young children and a mortgage, had been watching mines shut down one after another.
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So she wailed for each one of them, naming one after another, until her elderly brother sat next to her and broke the news.
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By mixing up different scents, Cyrano creates different "mood medleys," emitting scents one after another to trigger different feelings like relaxation, energy or freedom.
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And during all these decades of doing next to nothing, previous National Climate Assessments and IPCC reports and the rest were issued, one after another.
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Rather than seeing dates play out one after another, we witness one bachelor or bachelorette go on five identical dates, edited to be seen concurrently.
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As the courts remove these crude hurdles one after another, Donald Trump has begun complaining that his presidential campaign may be facing a "rigged" outcome.
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Last week, just before midnight, three black, four-door pickup trucks sped past an immigration checkpoint in Comitán one after another, their headlights turned off.
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One of Trump's talents is the destruction and humiliation of his opponents, as the Republican candidates who have dropped out one after another can testify.
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One after another they fall injured and limp down the alley to their locker room only to reappear later as if arisen from the crypt.
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There used to be others — Cinemabilia and the Memory Shop, for instance — but with much of the collectibles trade moving online, one after another closed.
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Wal-Mart, plaintiffs will be entitled to exert enormous settlement pressure on even the most successful of defendants by "stacking" class actions one after another.
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Grim details of sexual assault and harassment came out, one after another: unenclosed outdoor showers, veiled threats and, more than once, the formerly harmless bathrobe.
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Quentin and I got to make a bunch of amazing movies one after another: Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Dusk Till Dawn, Four Rooms, Kill Bill.
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After Zuckerberg's opening statement, the members spoke and asked their questions, one after another, most in English but others in their native languages with an interpreter.
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The flow was disrupted; Bookburners felt like a story that did not want to be swallowed whole but rather read in discrete bites, one after another.
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Soon I was tearing through building after building, killing doomed citizens one after another while maintaining my base and keeping an eye on resources and soldiers.
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One after another, members ticked off why a plan to charge fees for driving cars and trucks into Manhattan's most congested neighborhoods was a bad idea.
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After a grim summer of remakes and reboots, the glorious Fall Movie Season is upon us, and the big releases are coming in one after another.
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One after another, "Fuller House" cast members appear onscreen and are greeted by extensive howling, wailing, teeth-gnashing cheers from what sounds like a rabid audience.
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One after another, regulations from the Obama administration — on everything from healthcare and energy to workplace conversations — have made keeping our doors open harder and harder.
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After a protest last month outside the Board of Education headquarters, parents streamed into the meeting room and stepped up one after another to the microphone.
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But with significant, adrenaline-fueled events piling up one after another, an intriguing question has emerged for all the players: Will fatigue eventually take its toll?
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Please, sit back and relax while I detail these problems, one after another, and convince you entirely of my point of view: TRADITION… TRA-DI-TION!
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Another persistent problem is known as bunching, buses on the same route traveling one after another, resulting in large gaps in service and aggravatingly long waits.
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DARGIS I find it cynical — one after another of these movies where it was basically all the Avengers and Scarlett Johansson in her tight little suit.
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One after another, on the left, right and center, the parties canceled their meetings, their attacks on Mr. Macron and their campaigning for the European elections.
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He paused at a 7-11 convenience store where he bought a bottle of water and a packet of cigarettes that he smoked, one after another.
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Teachers are like parents whose children never grow up, and one after another told me how glad they were that a Sphero has no extra parts.
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Skeets drops the headlines down the page, one after another, clustering closer and closer until they overlap with one another, crushing meaning with their combined weight.
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Sure enough, before her next match, she could be seen looking for as many cameras as she could spot, laughing as she found one after another.
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On close inspection, the engraving is revealed as an aerial view of a slave ship, showing scores of enslaved people shackled, one after another, in tight quarters.
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One after another, Trump's critics argue that because we've had 2 percent growth over the past ten years or so, we are doomed to continue that forever.
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The party officials of the small town were introduced on stage one after another, and led the entire room in a powerful performance of the national anthem.
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His interruptions -- one after another after another -- were so distracting that it often detracted from the substance of the debate and made policy conversations hard to follow.
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The decision to have Cosby serve his sentences for each charge one after another or at the same time (consecutively or concurrently) is also the judge's alone.
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One after another, regulators are making moves that underscore just how fast the media industry is changing, putting pressure on Washington to make sure laws keep up.
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One after another, past and current officials of the Obama and Trump administrations have stated that there is zero evidence that Trump's charge against Obama is true.
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It's getting to watch coworkers of all shapes and sizes magically wear the same maternity dress one after another like we're some Sisterhood Of The Traveling Preggos.
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A sequence of bodyguards turning, one after another, into government officials seems like a setup for a joke, but this is the logic of authoritarianism at work.
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One after another, Republican leaders bow the knee to the newly enthroned Orange God King, who is surrounded by a motley court of misfits, sycophants and brigands.
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But Perry must insist on a crisis — even as leading experts refute him, one after another — for the simple reason that crony capitalism withers in the sunlight.
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Over the past few weeks, McGuire's festival and wedding bookings were canceled one after another in Brunswick East, a suburb of Melbourne in Australia, where she's based.
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Records for the region's hottest days -- up to 503 degrees Fahrenheit -- have been shattered one after another, and meteorologists say more blistering weather is on its way.
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In an even grislier turn, graphic videos of torture of Kashmiris by the armed forces surfaced, one after another — a visual guide of Indian rule over Kashmir.
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Under interrogation, the suspects, one after another, insisted that they had been planning to quit just as soon as they collected their next paycheck, Mr. Thakare said.
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One after another, European countries are resolving their banking crises, signaling full speed ahead for the euro, one of Cramer's favorite currencies, to run higher, he said.
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BRANSON, Mo. — The image from Table Rock Lake that onlookers say they will never forget is the heads, one after another, bobbing in the wild, darkened water.
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But one after another, the chinchorro owners whose places were closed until the weekend, rattled off recommendations for spots further down the road that might be open.
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He cleared Hillary who committed literally felonies one after another, he vowed to protect by the way, and he worked against Donald Trump and tried to destroy him.
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One after another they said they had no doubt that Trump would withhold both security aid and a White House visit unless Ukraine delivered the investigations he wanted.
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Other people get a knockout every now and then, but there is no one else really that knocks people out one after another like I did on TUF.
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The Soyuz is a multistage rocket, meaning it uses groups of engines that fire one after another to push the vehicle out of the grip of Earth's gravity.
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Lounge music swings, stabs of harsh noise, and R&B interludes come through, one after another, occasionally lingering for a moment, elsewhere forming the basis for a track.
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One after another, all of the trans children in our meeting told DeVos that no one has the right to relegate our human rights to states and localities.
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"In highly seismic areas such as Ring of Fire, it is possible that two large earthquake occur almost one after another in a matter of days," Fatahi said.
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One after another, women and girls with various names reveal episodes of their lives in regressive chapters, rewinding toward an implied mysterious, violent and formative point of origin.
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So it is with a plague or a disease or a bioweapon, an intimate killer that can level cities, but mostly by chewing up families, one after another.
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Further raising the stakes, policymakers warned that if South Vietnam fell to Communism, neighboring countries would inevitably fall in turn, one after another, like a row of dominoes.
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Odysseus anticipated an arduous sea journey, but was unprepared for what followed: an interminable voyage punctuated by unimaginably difficult experiences one after another, from Sirens to the Cyclops.
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One after another, activists stood to protest Kavanaugh's positions on healthcare, abortion, gun rights or the proceeding itself, interrupting lines of questioning and irritating some Republican committee members.
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But lawmakers were exasperated because the format of the hearing — where questions were asked one after another, all before Mr. Zuckerberg responded — left little time for detailed answers.
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One after another in recent years, companies like Equifax, Wells Fargo, United Airlines, Facebook and Toyota have fumbled their way through scandals — self-inflicted wounds in the main.
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That's where failure has plenty of fathers: governors and mayors who, one after another, siphoned money from mass transit to pay for whatever else suited their budgetary fancy.
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And as one after another TV citizen is set free of repression, coming fully alive in vivid color, we glimpse a vision of a better world to come.
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The uniformed woman at security bangs the gray plastic trays one after another onto the conveyor belt with a violence that seems to be a request for attention.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — On a frozen lip of rock near the summit of Mount Everest, the climber Adrian Ballinger watched as his teams' oxygen regulators failed, one after another.
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At 4 years old, before developing the wherewithal to consent to or veto foods like pork bung, I happily popped those suckers into my mouth, one after another.
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But if you were to watch the shows one after another, it'd be understandable if you sustained comedic whiplash from their starkly different approaches to the same subjects.
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Okay, totally frivolous question: Let's say you were putting out a series of dream collaborations all in a row, that one after another were Taylor Swift, Robyn, The Weeknd.
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One after another, they say that 80% of the houses are gone, that they're running out of food, fuel, water, medicine, that the streets are waist deep in water.
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From hearing the sound of the protagonist slowly rising from the sand to mechanized vehicles exploding one after another, this film seeks to add sound to every action shown.
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One after another, the chief ministers of four states with lots of Rajput voters announced that they would ban this film that insulted the honour of the imaginary princess.
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But as time has gone by, the indignities have continued, one after another, the most spectacular play in the NBA thundering down on Steph's mind and soul and psyche.
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While this may sound a mite peculiar, it works convincingly, rather like an extended séance in which the dressmakers visit Ms. Golbin, one after another, and share their secrets.
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There were the same postcards of protests around the country, the videos and photographs she'd been sharing before, and a lot of simple text posts, too, one after another.
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It's also a supernatural thriller in which these hoity-toity characters are killed one after another by a vague force seeking to punish them for turning art into commerce.
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One after another, new luxury apartment towers — including a 76-story building designed by Frank Gehry — rose where there were once parking lots, vacant parcels and former commercial sites.
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Telling their stories one after another, moving back and forth among centuries and continents, this group biography really illuminates the limitations of retelling the same lives in new combinations.
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After Wozniacki lost on the main Philippe Chatrier court, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams — owners of a combined total of 55 major championships — played one after another.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The teenage students were lowered into a mass grave one after another, shoulder to shoulder — just as they had sat at their lecture hall the day before.
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"Since 2011, we have made decisions one after another — some controversial, many, many bipartisan — to move Wisconsin forward," Robin Vos, the speaker of the State Assembly, said on Wednesday.
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One after another, in words both plain-spoken and deeply personal, admirers paid tribute to Ms. Fisher by "coming out" on Twitter with their own stories of mental illness.
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He noticed that the children and guests could become stiff and shy if they were expected, one after another, to make some profession of what they were thankful for.
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One after another, more than a dozen members of the new organization held up their national flags and denounced an individual bishop who they said had botched an abuse case.
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MSNBC is remaining stone silent as old blog posts that seem to fly in the face of star Joy Reid's alleged progressive values continue to pile up, one after another.
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"You heard one after another during the earnings season talk about the difficulties - they're cutting, they're closing stores," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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Montgomery hardly walked a few paces before he was engulfed in embraces, one after another after another, before he and his wife made their way to a second-row pew.
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Painstakingly, Erpenbeck itemizes these queries, one after another, rubbing our faces in their fathomless ignorance, since, by and large, this is our fathomless ignorance, too: Where did you grow up?
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"During her detention there were many strange things, one after another, like a domino effect," Issachar's friend Dor Tzur, who runs a Facebook page devoted to her release, told Haaretz.
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In 2012, for example, Mitt Romney accrued a massive financial advantage going into the primaries and was able to use attack ads to pick off his rivals one after another.
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One after another, they stood up to register their complaints at the hearing as the committee's chairwoman, Representative Michelle Ugenti-Rita, a Republican, sometimes chided them, sometimes egged them on.
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As the defendants squeezed around three tables in the courtroom on Wednesday, their lawyers stood up one after another to present a far different version of the events at issue.
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At a recent community outreach meeting where police officials detailed security plans for this weekend, residents asked one after another how they were supposed to trust the police after 2017.
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We set up the camera, set up the lights, and he starts whacking himself like crazy, just beating every part of his body one after another, and just enjoying it.
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Foye was burnt out, and as a single woman, she watched as one after another of her close friends paired off and procreated, just as society encourages women to do.
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The story is letting me down, stretching things out one after another, but when you look at Tova you see her face and the rest of her all at once.
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"Here they were, one after another—the double loop, the double axel, the Wally jump, the ballet jump, another Wally, the flying camel and the double lutz," wrote our reporter.
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The Whitney is one, and we should demand that the place where Mr. Durham now stands should be taken by Native American artists, one after another, when he moves on.
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" On the one side, the static glory of literature, which "stays put, right there all the time, always the same, with the words perfectly lined up one after another, waiting.
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BENSALEM, Pa. — One after another, the gamblers totter along the twisting walkway, bathed in artificial purple light — burdened, at least occasionally, by the instinct that they should have known better.
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"It turns out if you use substitution and transposition, one after another in either order, especially on a short message, it makes it really wickedly hard to break," Hanson said.
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A hundred years later, I knew a landscape of tract houses, the IGA, Woolworth's lunch counter and car lots, one after another, their boundaries marked by strings of colored flags.
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Nobody expected criminal organizations would react the way they did: As one after another drug lord was hunted down, their lieutenants would fight amongst themselves for power within the cartels.
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It would also ban addictive features, such as "infinite scroll" (when a user's entire feed can be seen in one visit) and "autoplay" (when online videos load automatically one after another).
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When legislative business resumed, House Democrats lined up and asked one after another for "unanimous consent" for the House to take up gun legislation, holding pictures of victims of gun violence.
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With those cards turning in his favor, one after another, it would be hard to game out a hotter early hand for Bloomberg, particularly given his distance from the main events.
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Only around 100 people showed up then, but people are now coming together to express their frustration against the current government, who have continued to introduce conservative legislation one after another.
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Through the fall of 1991, constituent republics declared their independence from the U.S.S.R., one after another, while Mr. Gorbachev, who was still the Soviet president, scrambled to keep the union together.
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"The police, as soon as they were inflicted with some casualties, gave up about 27 posts one after another without a fight, and our posts were surrounded by surprise," said Col.
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"We just had collectively good at-bats against him, one after another and we continuously have (forced Danny Duffy) to make pressure pitches and, you know, we got him," Castellanos said.
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With Nixon, people become obsessed, watching the saga unfold day after day, seeing disclosures about the cover-up to get dirt on his political opponents come one after another that summer.
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He told the story about riding his bicycle to quarries in Leicester, England as a boy, cracking rocks open to see the insides, one after another, looking at once-juicy millipedes.
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First, there were the castings in which one after another aspiring Angel entered VS HQ in the hopes of a chance to strut her stuff in the brand's lingerie come November.
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Now, with his erratic and indefensible conduct, he is accelerating the breach, pushing the right into ever-more cult-like behavior, principles laid aside one after another in service of power.
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The dances unspooled one after another with a kind of inexorable momentum: a small ensemble driven by the winter wind, a solo full of footwork as sharp as shards of ice.
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Still, one after another, many of the speakers repeated the same refrain: that the somber funeral service was a celebration of life, no matter how short it was for the victims.
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One after another, the families asked Trump to release documents from the F.B.I.'s investigation into the 9/11 plot, documents that the Justice Department has long fought to keep secret.
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"Slowly, one after another villages are being burnt down - I believe that Rohingyas are already wiped out completely from Rathedaung," said Chris Lewa of the Rohingya monitoring group, the Arakan Project.
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I heard from one after another that if I wanted to keep the watch, I should get it fixed — and fixed by Patek Philippe, using authentic parts, to maintain its value.
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As these thoughts presented themselves, one after another, like a series of flashcards for learning nothing, I found myself passing a mock-Tudor house with a trim lawn, bordered with topiary.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The terror incited by the sight of heads rolling down the plank of a guillotine one after another is difficult to conjure in the 21st century.
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Yes — that is a bunch of Mother Teresa quotes (they were all really said by her — I double-checked) written one after another, with a personal message from Lohan at the end.
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Sologub retreated to his hotel, where he'd spend the rest of the day fielding more than 50 calls from customers reporting, one after another after another, that their networks had been infected.
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Mostly, it has to do with that hyper-human Tom Cruise, who runs, drives, dives, shoots, flies, falls and repeatedly teeters on the edge of disaster, clinging to one after another cliffhanger.
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LONDON — One after another, women rose in Britain's House of Commons and pleaded with Prime Minister Boris Johnson to stop calling his opponents traitors, lest a madman take his words to heart.
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If it's an "open phones" session, meaning just a host and no guest, it can sometimes be rapid-fire calls, one after another in the order they're received, regardless of party affiliation.
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But it was all, also, a little slapstick, as one after another shooting-gallery Greek popped up after aeons of obscurity, only to die a second time, walloped by Oswald's powerful style.
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Drawing up a chair opposite hers, he sat ripping open little packets of sugar one after another to stir into his cup, which perhaps helped to explain why the tooth was missing.
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N.C.A.A. Tournament: Day 113 The scares came one after another on Thursday, paroxysms of bracket-busting possibility that stimulated hopes of buzzer-beating upsets and overtime delights, those traditional trappings of March.
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Perhaps this is exactly what the show needs to pull fans back in, after so many seasons of seeing their favorite characters die one after another and a somewhat subpar season five.
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Medics pulled the wounded out of tuk-tuks one after another, treating them for tear gas with a salt solution to induce vomiting, and a spray to clear the gas from their eyes.
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The treatment Owen and Annie sign up for promises to fix its subjects' brains with just three little pills—A, B, and C—administered one after another over the span of three days.
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The defendants, who appeared one after another before the court including one with a bandage on his head, were granted bail though ordered to stay away from areas where the clashes took place.
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Up in Harlem, he jumped off his bicycle — he rode more than 803 over the years, replacing one after another as they were wrecked or stolen — for B-boys in low-slung jeans.
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Seeing all possible outcomes, one after another, is not the same as making a specific choice and watching the ramifications of that choice unfold — a fact the true sophisticates of Reddit clearly understand.
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Curious about the origin of this little cluster of random likes, which he just happened to see roll in one after another, he noticed that the accounts in question all looked… pretty fake.
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It's been a season of reckoning for our high priests, as one after another, in the film industry, journalism, politics, academia and other fields, have been judged and sometimes punished for their sins.
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Yes, the prosecutors don't want to lose trial momentum — they want witnesses to testify one after another without the defense getting a chance for better cross-examination by having more time to prepare.
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While his press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, held a sign in the back of the room saying "one more question," Mr. Trump kept plowing ahead, taking one after another until he was satisfied.
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"They have spent months figuring out how to make an adapter, which will release these small babies into space one after another," said Pallava Bagla, science editor for NDTV, a cable news station.
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One after another, top-rated contenders came through the Media Center for the year's third women's major with the same bland message — they are here to play golf and not talk about politics.
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It made for the most compelling speeches of the first night of Trump's convention, as Mary Ann Mendoza, Sabine Durden, and Jamiel Shaw — parents of Americans killed by unauthorized immigrants — spoke one after another.
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In the final game of the trilogy, a machine race known as the Reapers launch an unstoppable, genocidal invasion—one that sees the homeworlds and colonies of all the races eradicated, one after another.
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I hope this article is universally panned as a sportswriter panicking about the random fluctuations and coin flips of sports all coming up "BORING" one after another and ascribing meaning to those coin flips.
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Long before "Baby Shark" was a meme, it was a zipper song — a tune, like "Old MacDonald Had a Farm," that allows verses and variations to be tacked on, one after another after another.
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And 'Take Five' presents a man who loses his five senses one after another, until he is left a shimmering spot in absolute nothingness — at which point one either finds God or goes mad.
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"Under the microscope, I slowly pulled them out, one after another," Dr. Hung Chi-ting, an ophthalmologist at Fooyin University Hospital in Taiwan, said at a news conference broadcast by local media last week.
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European ambassadors at the Security Council echoed Mr. Pompeo's concerns about Iran's ballistic missile activities, but one after another reaffirmed their support for the Iran nuclear deal, which they say is working as designed.
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One after another, Aboriginal Australian groups were asking the scientists to analyze human remains in their possession — bones that had been discovered on their land or that had been returned to them by museums.
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A man would later tell detectives that he heard two crashing sounds — one after another — and followed them to the shattered bodies of a woman and a boy on the hotel's second-story landing.
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Meena went through the photographs one after another, lingering over some, including two of Rahmatullah dead, after his hanging, in a burial shroud but with his face visible; it was not a pretty sight.
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I moved into the slow lane, but trucks loomed up in the rearview mirror one after another and then overtook me, their huge forms seeming about to suck me under as they roared past.
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"Abelena is PR" and "Abelena is promo" comments came one after another, filling Mingus' personal photos with speculation that Gomez's relationship with the Weeknd, real name Abel Tesfaye, is nothing more than a publicity stunt.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. – One after another, witnesses beat back fear of revealing details many had kept largely private and recounted to grand jurors their story of sexual abuse by Roman Catholic priests whom they had trusted.
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But one after another, Western countries spoke out against what they described as a deterioration in China's human rights since the last review, especially over its treatment of Muslims in the western province of Xinjiang.
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Then, there was a tinny, machine-like sound effect of a door opening, and a garish collage of unnatural creatures proliferated on the screen one after another, as if someone were pounding an ancient stamp.
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Then, when you press the center "play" button along the bottom of the screen (the one you would usually press to return to your camera), you can watch the stories you chose one after another.
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Aging servers led to several months where StatCan was not able to process its monthly business surveys, which include retail and wholesale trade, simultaneously but instead had to do them one after another, Smith said.
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The L.A.-based brand started a domino effect when it first debuted the Modern Renaissance palette: One after another, warm red palettes took the place that was once to widely populated by cool-toned beiges.
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"Slowly, one after another, villages are being burnt down - I believe that Rohingyas are already wiped out completely from Rathedaung," said one of the sources, Chris Lewa of the Arakan Project, a Rohingya monitoring group.
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Inconveniently, a month of a campaign is a complex thing, with many different events unfolding either concurrently or one after another, which makes it difficult to test a clean theory about what's made the difference.
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To take one example from Barley Patch: He had often placed one after another translucent marble so that the sunlight would cause a patch of faint colour to appear in the shade of the marble.
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I imagined, when they began announcing their pregnancies one after another, that my friends' having kids would drive us apart — they'd disappear into piles of diapers and breast pumps never to be heard from again.
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I've already despaired of trying to paint a picture with words, because words have to come one after another, and it's in the nature of a picture to appear before the eyes all at once.
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Arriving, I can see that the night shift has done us a favor and built a dizzying ladder from the ground right up to its head, and my comrades scramble up it one after another.
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One after another, the young men I met that afternoon said the same thing, in almost exactly the same words: It had nothing to do with Islam, and revenge against the police is perfectly natural.
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In fact, to underscore how harmoniously the two brands can coexist, Kim and Garcia opted to show the fall/winter collections for both brands together, one after another, during New York Fashion Week last week.
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MORRISTOWN, N.J. — When the morning rush begins at Alexander Hamilton Elementary School here, students lugging oversize backpacks and fluorescent-colored lunchboxes emerge from the school buses that roll in, one after another, for 15 minutes.
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Once worth $152 billion per year to the American economy, the domestic aluminum industry has found itself hemorrhaging jobs, closing facilities one after another, and watching assets divided among creditors in the nation's bankruptcy courts.
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Faced with staggering costs, we squabble along partisan lines, pitting drivers against subway riders, suburbanites against city-dwellers, red versus blue — blocking change in the name of prudence, missing one after another opportunity for progress.
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When she's at her best, she's connecting skills one after another like this: Biles scored a commanding 15.433 on the beam after nailing her dismount (watch Biles's beam routine at NBC), a full-twisting double back.
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A news feed could have a story from a credible news outlet, a ranting post from a neighbor, a fake news article from a conspirator, and "sponsored" content from an advertiser — all appear one after another.
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News Analysis Another day brought another horrible set of headlines out of Baghdad: On Tuesday, four bombings, one after another, killed dozens of people and left streaks of blood and strewn body parts across public markets.
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The film, an early and rudimentary kind of animation, consists of 2,000 or so drawings, each pose, step and transition illustrated on a narrow strip of paper, one after another, then threaded through a special projector.
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One after another, countries around the world on Sunday continued to implement extraordinary measures as they raced to contain the spread of the coronavirus, closing schools, shuttering restaurants and bars, mandating quarantines and severely limiting travel.
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Dismantling these polymers is sometimes called unzipping them, because once the polymers encounter a trigger that removes those traps, their units fall off one after another until the polymers have completely switched back to small molecules.
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"We thought 'wow' this is fantastic (in January) because we were up against very strong figures the year before, but then we got three named storms all one after another," chief executive Roger Whiteside told Reuters.
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"Under the absolutely invented pretext of Russian interference in their "Under the absolutely invented pretext of Russian interference in their domestic affairs the United States is aggressively pushing forward, one after another, crude anti-Russian actions.
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In this video edited by Candice Drouet, the scenes from The Simpsons and the original scenes from Kubrick play one after another so you can see all the visual references the cartoon took from the master filmmaker.
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Spaceflight has built two car-sized spacecraft, called the Upper Free Flyer and the Lower Free Flyer, which will fire the satellites into their final orbits one after another, using spring-loaded systems similar to pinball plungers.
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The professional nutritionist, outfitted in a lab coat, with petri dish and tweezers in hand, would then pluck multicolored pills from stainless steel buckets—labeled Vitamin B2, Calcium, Folic Acid, Fiber, and Vitamin E— one after another.
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As time loops and eyeballs pop and Samuel L. Jackson shows up as a villain and then Judi Dench drops in for a while, the movie holds you tight with one after another marvelous, horrible, indelible vision.
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One after another, other potential candidates for White House chief of staff are saying, "Don't look at me," and it's becoming clear that Trump has degraded the value of yet another element of the national power structure.
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"One after another, we close the borders, and once they are all closed, we will see that the economic cost is huge," Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, warned the European Parliament in January.
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One After Another, Athletes Face Larry Nassar and Recount Sexual Abuse The Olympic gymnasts Jordyn Wieber and Aly Raisman are among dozens of women speaking in a Michigan court about sexual abuse from the former team doctor.
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That act was to touch a loaded brush to a vertical sheet of paper or canvas, making a row of imprints resembling a teardrop or raindrop, one after another, row after row, until the surface was filled.
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Republicans rose one after another to defend the attorney general and urge the Democrats to turn their investigative focus to the origins of what they see as a special counsel investigation cooked up to smear the president.
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Auburn 113, Kentucky 211 | Overtime KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On Saturday, Auburn Coach Bruce Pearl sat and listened as one after another of his top players acknowledged that neither Kansas nor North Carolina nor Kentucky had recruited them.
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"The V.A. for months has been hemorrhaging career officials at an alarming rate as one after another is either pushed out or decides to run, not walk, for the door," said John Hoellwarth, a spokesman for Amvets.
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Standing at second base, Mr. Scalise was struck once in the left hip, according to witnesses, and collapsed as the shots rang out, one after another, from behind a chain-link fence near the third-base dugout.
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And after anxiously awaiting results for much of the evening, the candidates grew impatient and, one after another, raced to their election night parties to address their supporters and get a few minutes of live television coverage.
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One after another on Sunday night, and in quick succession, the grandees of the established parties urgently called for an anti-Le Pen vote, as if the real stakes of this year's election had suddenly been revealed.
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Saito said that the students were standing in two lines when the school's vice principal, Satoru Shitori, who was helping students get on the bus, witnessed a man holding two knives stabbing children one after another while running.
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"It was very, very unusual, but it was also unusual that a husband and wife with little kids pled one after another," Reid Weingarten, Jackson Jr.'s attorney and a partner at Steptoe & Johnson LLP, told The Hill.
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Later, under the dark desert sky, I saw red spotted toads jump into Schmidt's brightly illuminated swimming pool, one after another, like women in a Busby Berkeley movie, then settle onto pool ropes and croak at high volume.
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Netze BW tried various options, either slotting cars in at the maximum 22 kW charging flow one after another, or lengthening the charging time for individual cars by adjusting the power flow, or combining both methods, Lossau said.
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And even if a knock-off gadget or article of clothing is ludicrously cheap, it is hard to imagine a customer buying one after another as they break instead of a longer-lasting one from a reputable source.
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"The investigation I conducted concerning 2016 Ukrainian collusion and corruption, was done solely as a defense attorney to defend my client against false charges, that kept changing as one after another were disproven," Giuliani tweeted earlier this month.
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SAMUT SAKHON/BANGKOK, Thailand (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Enslaved on a Thai fishing vessel for 11 years, Tun Lin saw his fellow workers lose their minds one after another, with one fisherman jumping into the sea to end his life.
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The risk of failure for these complex, ambitious probes was high enough that NASA felt it should build two and send them out one after another, and it so happened that Voyager 2 launched 16 days before Voyager 1.
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Typically, DC Circuit Court arguments run smoothly, one after another until three cases have been argued publicly, starting at 9:30 am in a large, portrait-lined courtroom on the Fifth Floor of the federal courthouse on Constitution Avenue.
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On Pro Hockey LAS VEGAS — The four other Washington Capitals starters had assembled along the blue line Monday night for the singing of the national anthem, but Alex Ovechkin just kept skating in circles, one after another after another.
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But it made for another day of political theater in the House of Commons, where lawmakers rose one after another to condemn the government's strong-arm tactics or to plead for an end to the endless frustration of Brexit.
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Given that they were making enough money to sustain themselves on YouTube, these "9-to-5" influencers — those who make content specifically in this "relatable," vlog-my-life space — have been quitting their day jobs, seemingly one after another.
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They're churning towards the playoffs, and while a six-game lead isn't a done deal, the Mets are presently seeing their best players burst into flames one after another, and the Marlins are still fairly hard to take seriously.
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Update, October 9, 2017: Ever since we started seeing Starbucks Disney travel mugs rolling out one after another, we've been anxiously waiting to see one with a design inspired by arguably the most beloved of the Disney parks, The Magic Kingdom.
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One after another they echoed the tiger team, somewhat sheepishly admitting that they would rather not make the change, until we got to the last two guys: Richard Cook, the deputy project manager, and Rob Manning, the project chief engineer.
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One after another, no reactions as nobody even glanced down to see the awkwardly placed shit on the ground, which if real, would have had to just fell out of someone's shorts and onto the floor as the poopmeister walked away.
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The Dow Theory predicts that the market is in an uptrend when both the Dow Industrials and Dow Transportation Average make a higher high either at the same time, or one after another – the opposite also holds to be true.
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One after another, the defense lawyers informed Justice Steven Barrett and the jurors of their decision shortly after prosecutors concluded their case after weeks of testimony from more than a dozen witnesses, including the former inmate who was beaten, Jahmal Lightfoot.
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The public met Keith Meinhold and then Tracy Thorne and then Zoe Dunning, Jose Zuniga and other service members who, one after another, deliberately outed themselves in television interviews or at protest rallies, risking their careers to help end the ban.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — As cafes, restaurants, and performance centers in Kabul came under attack one after another in recent years, the campus of the American University of Afghanistan remained a rare oasis for some of the country's brightest young men and women.
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In the Music of Time we watch through the glass of a tank; one after another various specimens swim towards us; we see them clearly, then with a barely perceptible flick of fin or tail, they are off into the murk.
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"There has suddenly been news recently about the Steamed Bun that has caused concern among many leaders, media, friends, family and Bun fans who have come one after another to show concern and seek proof," Ning said in a statement.
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One after another, they've invoked it in giving a Bronx cheer to an eyebrow-arching suggestion that the city's subways be shut down for a few hours on weeknights, as is the case with mass-transit systems around the world.
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Sometimes he deployed several dodges, one after another, in the tradition of William Caxton: information wants to be free; besides, people who take offense should blame the author, not the messenger; anyway, the ultimate responsibility lies with each individual reader.
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Although not a solo production, "The Death of Louis XIV" is a movie of long takes, many focused on Mr. Léaud, bedridden and staring into the camera with regal authority, as his character's bodily functions shut down one after another.
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In the 'Music of Time' we watch through the glass of a tank; one after another various specimens swim towards us; we see them clearly, then with a barely perceptible flick of fin or tail, they are off into the murk.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Days before masked agents arrested him, family and friends pleaded with Eulogio Del Pino to flee, warning that he could be next among executives detained or pursued, one after another, in a mounting purge of Venezuela's faltering oil industry.
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Its test is one that's pretty common across the industry, loading up web pages one after another: For the battery test, we download a series of 10 web pages sequentially, starting with the battery fully charged, and ending when the laptop shuts down.
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One after another, under pressure from activists and the party's left wing, Democrats laying the ground for presidential runs last summer came out in favor of tearing down and replacing the Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency that patrols the interior of the country.
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"I just watched President Obama and he does it a lot, because we have one after another, we have tragedy after tragedy, and it's a tough situation," Trump said in Dallas, referencing remarks the President gave on firearms earlier in the day.
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Watching these disparate projects one after another, we were struck by their one glaring similarity — none looked like Russian TV. On the way back to Moscow, drunk on media attention as well as just plain drunk, we kept marveling: Are we a movement?
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"I feel like the brutality of the material and the shocks that come one after another sometimes are what is most remembered," says Terry Kinney, who played Emerald City boss and philandering great white hope Tim McManus (and also directed some episodes).
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CARACAS, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Days before masked agents arrested him, family and friends pleaded with Eulogio Del Pino to flee, warning that he could be next among executives detained or pursued, one after another, in a mounting purge of Venezuela's faltering oil industry.
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"The first is that we begin a long, hot summer of wall-hitting, where one after another of these frantically thriving momentum stocks just goes full stop and starts building giant heads-and-shoulders patterns before tearing lower," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"I kept hearing the shots, one after another, very rapid shots - just 'pop pop pop pop' and I knew every one of those shots represented someone, that it was aimed at someone, that they weren't just random shots," Willeford told CNN affiliate KHBS.
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One after another, such places — high-end hotels, restaurants frequented by foreigners, even cultural centers where young Afghans performed arts — have come under attack, limiting the movement of expatriates in Kabul and keeping the local population in constant fear of unpredictable violence.
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"And to be able to take on his critics, one after another, and the only thing I know for sure is that President Trump is going to keep on fighting and we're going to keep on winning for the American people," he added.
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One after another, these flashes tantalized Deshaun Watson's coaches and teammates on the Houston Texans, and in time they became expectations, and soon thereafter — a few games into this season, give or take — those expectations matured into a state of predictable comfort.
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The crown prince has steadfastly rejected the pleas of Wall Street executives to postpone an investor conference he is scheduled to host next week in Riyadh, even as one after another participant has canceled because of the scandal, including Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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Standing at second base, Mr. Scalise was shot once in the left hip, according to the accounts of witnesses at the time, and collapsed as the shots rang out, one after another, from behind a chain-link fence near the third-base dugout.
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As I waited in the non-citizen line to clear immigration at the airport, I noticed that everyone around me was a student: lined up one after another, we held our immigration documents at our chests, fiddling with our signal-deprived phones.
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They simply hit the ball where the Cubs could not reach it — spraying one after another down the foul lines during a five-run first inning and a couple of others over the ivy-covered walls of Wrigley Field for good measure.
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Where Star Wars bombs: One after another, "Star Wars" movies have flopped in China, defying efforts to bring one of the most successful franchises in history into a market that has printed money for the heroes, monsters and robots of other films.
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"I kept hearing the shots, one after another, very rapid shots — just 'pop pop pop pop' — and I knew every one of those shots represented someone, that it was aimed at someone, that they weren't just random shots," Willeford told 40/29 News Monday.
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Before the Trump administration's scandals piled up, one after another, on Tuesday afternoon, the New York Times's Lisa Friedman published a story in the morning revealing that a Trump administration initiative at the Environmental Protection Agency could cause up to 1,400 premature deaths every year.
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" Instead, one after another, the defendants were summoned to the bench to enter their pleas and exchange a few terse words with Ross, a white-haired, pink-cheeked Corinth native who dismissed most of them with the same four words: "Good luck to you.
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I spent those years not writing, a secret I hid from my students who were winning awards for their fiction, and from my editing clients whose novels were acquired (one after another, it seemed to me in my dejected state) by major publishing houses.
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One after another, especially as performed here in a 90-minute, one-act version with a much-revised script, these songs form a kind of conceptual art exhibition showing how, with enormous craft, Mr. Sondheim solved the riddle of the show's convoluted point of view.
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And then she labeled one after another "ism" on millions of Americans who believe that we can have a stronger America at home and abroad, who believe we can get this economy moving again, who believe that we can end illegal immigration once and for all.
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To recap: Beginning in 2015, a beautiful blond woman got into a couple of highly publicized feuds with some big stars, cut her hair, became a flashpoint for contemporary feminism, and managed to squash her enemies one after another, leading to a widely successful career crossover.
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So he was astonished when Alderson asked him questions, one after another, on many of the topics that were in his memo, including how Callaway would communicate with players and how he planned to balance his players' desires with what the organization wanted them to do.
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The candidates stressed unity and the urgent need to defeat President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE in short speeches given one after another. Sen.
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Leftist lawmakers, one after another, blasted the decree for four hours to try to block a vote, arguing that it handed over Brazil's oil riches to foreign companies such as Royal Dutch Shell and BP Plc and deprived the treasury of tens of billions of reais in tax revenues.
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"Recently, as the U.S. is conducting the largest-ever joint aerial drill on the Korean Peninsula targeting the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, its high-level politicians are showing alarming signs by making bellicose remarks one after another," the North's foreign ministry spokesman said, using North Korea's official name.
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In "As Other Districts Grapple With Segregation, This One Makes Integration Work," Kyle Spencer writes: When the morning rush begins at Alexander Hamilton Elementary School here, students lugging oversize backpacks and fluorescent-colored lunchboxes emerge from the school buses that roll in, one after another, for 15 minutes.
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On Thursday, the F.B.I. faced a torrent of bipartisan fury from Republican and Democratic lawmakers in Florida, who, one after another, denounced the federal agency's lack of transparency, calling it unacceptable that it has taken three years for the authorities to reveal to them which counties were hacked.
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The announcements rolled out, one after another, while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau remained in isolation at his home in Ottawa, dealing with the fallout of a global pandemic that has turned personal — his wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, was diagnosed with Covid-248 on Thursday, though her symptoms are mild.
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The next time we meet him, at the start of "Worth Dying For," he's in Nebraska, and heads straight into righting another set of local wrongs, apparently without a backward glance—which is disconcerting, if you read the books one after another, as addicted readers might well do.
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WASHINGTON — One after another, the mourners filed into the stately Cathedral of St. Matthew — ambassadors, cabinet secretaries, television hosts, a president — hunkering together behind the grand doors, at least for a little while, to consider a man and a capital from a bygone political moment most seemed to prefer.
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How would he toe the line between entertaining the room and making light of the horrific systemic sexism that came to light in the fall of 2017, when allegations of sexual harassment and assault broke against Harvey Weinstein — and then, one after another, many other male Hollywood titans?
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Now part of this may have been due to having to hand hold both phones, which is far from ideal, but both pics were shot one after another under the exact same circumstances, and I'm still struggling to work out why things turned out so poorly for the Mate 20 Pro.
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It is extraordinarily unusual for prosecutors to withdraw from a case one after another as they did on Tuesday, and the development raises immediate questions about whether the attorneys withdrew in protest of the DOJ's senior leadership to overrule them, particularly in light of the president's comments about the case.
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Smiling from ear to ear, he begins to show off his trees, one after another, reciting their names with the vibe of a botanist on a forest expedition: Ahumados negros (also known as the guanacaste tree), achapos (also known as tornillos), cedros (cedars), flormorados (pink trumpet tree), medio cominos (evergreens).
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One after another, students, activists, lawyers, ministers and a rabbi, at least one former member of the Baltimore Police Department and many other concerned citizens, told the court it should waste no time in giving its seal of approval to the federal consent decree that would put those reforms into action.
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Organizers—one after another—have set up shop on the famous Riviera Maya, taking advantage of the nearby Cancun International Airport, the second largest transport hub in the country, and of a growing network of holiday resorts that attracted more than seven million reservations in 2015, according to Mexico's tourism ministry.
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It sounds like Snapchat Stories, but it serves a very different purpose It's hard not to think of Snapchat Stories when hearing about Vine's watch button — after all, it's a way to watch through a series of videos a person made, one after another, initiated by just a single tap.
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On a recent Monday, Glenn Reinhart, a former salesman of chemicals for the cosmetics industry, and now, in his mid-fifties, a freelance karate instructor with a fair amount of leisure time, took twenty-two rides on Citi Bikes, one after another, and then went out to breakfast in Chelsea.
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"The investigation I conducted concerning 2016 Ukrainian collusion and corruption, was done solely as a defense attorney to defend my client against false charges, that kept changing as one after another were disproven," Giuliani tweeted Wednesday, the same day Democratic lawmakers announced the first public impeachment hearings, set for next week.
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This defense is bogus for a few reasons:Giuliani has said he was acting as Trump's agent: "The investigation I conducted concerning 2016 Ukrainian collusion and corruption, was done solely as a defense attorney to defend my client against false charges, that kept changing as one after another were disproven," he tweeted.
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When Mr. Fulop, a Democrat, later declined to endorse Mr. Christie, Mr. Stepien and the governor's chief of staff, Kevin O'Dowd, instructed her to cancel the meetings in pointed fashion: She was to have each official call Mr. Fulop, one after another, and cancel the meetings, citing a scheduling conflict.
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The origin of its name would quickly become apparent — from my position on the coastal road it was easy to see the distinct craggy peaks called the Twelve Apostles jutting up one after another, forming a long spine down the Atlantic side of Table Mountain National Park toward Hout Bay.
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If Nixon was shredded and poisoned by each of his pre-Presidential defeats, Hillary died a little with each of Bill's victories, one after another, in Arkansas and beyond, all of them forcing her to stand at a spot on the stage that she knew she should not be occupying.
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Jittery lines of white-on-black code are ripping early-aughts hip hop mixtapes from torrent sites, filtering out the ones that haven't been uploaded to the archive, and then populating before my eyes on the Internet Archive's public-facing page with album covers and track lists, one after another.
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It's a sad truth that so many of these stories go back as far as they do — especially with guys like Toback and Weinstein, where it's literally decades — but the one-after-another fall that's currently playing out all around us is a hopeful sign for a looming change that actually sticks.
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I think the same thing that applied to the Trump campaign and later Trump administration early on when Trump officials one after another had a difficult time telling the truth about what was going on, basic questions, easy questions about contacts with Russians also applies to the Clintons here and the Democrats.
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It was 1907, and he'd docked at Waikiki Beach in Honolulu during a sailing trip from San Francisco when he spotted them: "One after another they come, a mile long, with smoking crests, the white battalions of the infinite army of the sea," he wrote in a magazine essay published later that year.
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"As one after another 5-4 rulings of this SCOTUS on voting rights, abortion rights, the travel ban and more are announced, the full meaning of @SenMajLdr's unconscionable, nearly yearlong blockade against the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland is manifest," wrote David Axelrod, a senior adviser to Mr. Obama, on Twitter Tuesday.
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"The US and South Korea has maintained a consistent stance that dialogue between South and North Korea and the talks between the US and North Korea should follow one after another to induce the denuclearization of North Korea and that continued sanctions and pressure is important," the ministry said in a statement.
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And on a night of high drama, as the nation held its breath and constitutional government appeared to hang in the balance, Nixon ordered his top three Justice Department officials, one after another, to fire the Watergate prosecutor, Archibald Cox, rather than comply with his subpoena for nine incriminating Oval Office tape recordings.
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CONCORD, N.H. — One after another, voters at a recent campaign event here for former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. expressed utter comfort with the centerpiece of his health care platform: an idea once so controversial that Democrats had to drop it from the Affordable Care Act to get the landmark law passed.
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Amateur video that cannot be independently verified by CNN shows scenes of chaos and carnage playing out across the province: families with children run through the shells of their homes; a woman pancaked under the rubble except for a protruding hand, still moving; and bombings, one after another turning the skyline dark gray.
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Through the lens of a telescopic sight, he would also be expected to watch over and protect his platoon, which meant eyeing civilians through cross hairs, one after another, and looking for indicators — a partly hidden weapon, the remote detonator of a bomb — that might give him a military justification to kill.
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And so, one after another, the Democrats stepped into this small-town painting: the Senate firebrand from Massachusetts, two Brooklynites, the House leader from San Francisco, in her dark sunglasses, assembling in front of a swing set and a row of minivans and telling the people why they should listen this time.
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Pingers basically feel like banging three treble espressos one after another—a feat I once saw pulled off by none other than Jonathan Meades—so the thought of glugging on the energized suds of a can of Bonerfuel or HighNRGee is a prospect so terrifying you'd probably take permanent teetotality over it.
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One after another, the show's major characters — the Jenningses and Beemans (together, with Paige Jennings and Matthew Beeman giving each other the eye); William; Oleg and Tatiana (in bed!); Arkady; even Young-hee and Don — were seen bathed in the light of their TV sets, all tuned to the Washington ABC affiliate, WJLA Channel 7.
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PHILADELPHIA — One after another, they have streamed across the stage of the Democratic National Convention, sharing their stories of being insulted, cheated or otherwise wronged by Donald J. Trump: The widow of an Army sergeant, who said she used $35,000 of her military death benefits to pay for a worthless degree from Trump University.
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Its most famous set-pieces, though, are more low-tech: the Parade of the Wooden Soldiers, in which the lanky Rockettes fall, one after another, in a line, like dominos; a miniature version of the Central Park skating rink, complete with ice dancers; and the humble Living Nativity, featuring camels, sheep, and a donkey.
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It is, instead, vibrating with all of the worst notes of late-season NBA action: the pure malaise of grinding one after another on your way to the lottery or into the playoffs, rolling your fucking eyes while you sit around and wait for your life to move on to the next thing that sits in front of you.
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" North Korea was not at the meeting but their New York Mission released a statement saying that "the Trump administration is trying to bring the DPRK into submission by deploying nuclear aircraft carrier strike groups one after another to the waters off the Korean peninsula, but such kind of intimidation and blackmail can never frighten the DPRK.
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The simple act of editing the world as we move through it is tiring work, but necessary; we learn to tune things out as needed but there is also the work we have to do, the peeling of bejeweled layers of lies, one after another, in pursuit of the simple truth that's been swaddled and suffocated underneath.
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So on policies, we have rolled out really one after another in terms of policies- giving more research funding, creating our own government venture capital to invest in startups, building a second science park in Hong Kong, providing a tax incentive for our expenditure by private corporations, implement a tech talent admissions scheme and so on and so on.
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One after another walked movie star dresses (actual movie star and longtime Rodarte acolyte Kirsten Dunst was watching in the front row)—you could see her or any number of today's actresses accepting an Oscar next winter in a powder blue Chantilly lace dress embellished with patches of gold sequins, or the pink tulle dress scattered with embroidered baby's breath.
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The queries about a series of investigations into his political fund-raising came one after another on Monday, with the mayor sticking to a still-evolving strategic defense: He said "unequivocally" that no laws were broken, that any suggestion that he sought to circumvent state campaign finance laws was "outrageous," and that the big question was what or who had prompted the inquiries.
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Republicans were right to denounce Democrats for not standing up to the unethical behavior of the Clintons and an array of Democratic Party officials, but to stand by and say nothing when we have a president engaged in erratic behavior, while surrounded by corrupt individuals who are being indicted one after another, has taken our country to a new low.
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One after another, scores of people who make porn films for a living pleaded their case to California workplace safety officials: Don't force condoms or safety goggles or other devices designed to stop the spread of sexually transmitted diseases on them because those devices will simply stop people from watching porn films and soon they'll have no jobs at all.
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Technically, it's a double album, divided into two discs with ten tracks each, but since Staples is a ferocious miniaturist whose songs usually hover between two and three minutes, it lasts just under an hour; in its clipped flow, in the way these severely disciplined songs seem to sprout out of nowhere, one after another after another, the album feels sprawling and contained at once.
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The only dystopia the books portray is the reality of a sad, dreary, poor neighborhood in Naples at the middle of the last century, where the passage of time is marked not by flowers blooming or leaves changing color or montages set to a classic rock stunner, but by funeral processions, one after another — all the same except for the faces of the mourners.
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The Anger Girlfriend had a Relational Experiment that required her to burst into Kurt's bedroom as he was waking up, then pelt him with an armful of his shoes, one after another, screaming that she knew what he'd done, that he better tell her exactly what had happened, that she'd know if he was lying, that if he lied, it would all get worse.
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There is one way to prevent this constitutional crisis, which in my view has already begun and has been advancing in slow motion for many months with the repeated actions by the president to fire, threaten, intimidate, bully, pressure or politicize every leader of every institution of justice and law enforcement in America, one after another, from the beginning of his presidency until today.
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The questions came one after another, many of them involving uncertainties still to be addressed in the quest to honor Mr. Indiana, a Pop Art pioneer whose most famous work was his "LOVE" sculpture with the jaunty, tilted O. Will the nonprofit have an endowment sufficient to maintain the house and three other buildings it inherited from Mr. Indiana, even as sea levels rise?
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I just heard, they're taking these really bad stories, I mean they're wrong, I wouldn't even say bad, they're wrong and in many cases they have no proper information and they're putting them together, they're slopping them together and they're going to do a book and the book is going to be all false stuff up because the stories are so wrong and the reporters, I mean one after another.
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Instead of there being a single, consistent Cartesian self that monitors the world and makes decisions, we live in a kind of nineties-era Liberia of the mind, populated by warring independent armies implanted by evolution, representing themselves as a unified nation but unable to reconcile their differences, and, as one after another wins a brief battle for the capital, providing only the temporary illusion of control and decision.
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The movies came out one after another: "Million-Dollar Arm," in which Mr. Hamm plays a sports agent who grows a heart, thanks to a saucy medical resident (Lake Bell); "Keeping Up With the Joneses," an action comedy starring Zach Galifianakis in which he and a pre-"Wonder Woman" Gal Gadot portray spies; and "Baby Driver," a crime fantasy in which he appears as a somewhat deranged third banana.
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One after another, a handful of black lawmakers spoke up to express their anger at Mr. Hope over what they see as his haste and making an already excruciating dilemma even more painful by trying to force them to take a public position on impeachment this week, according to three Virginia Democrats directly familiar with the call who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss party matters.
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Some commentators thought, or wanted to believe, that Woods could contend at the Masters this year—he'd won four times already—and even a casual know-little like me couldn't help noticing that, on the day before the first round, he was roping his drives, one after another, each soaring toward the water tower on Washington Road on a clean, almost identical trajectory—a slight draw, right to left, which suits the doglegs of Augusta.
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People aren't paying to 'dot up a map' anymore In the last quarter of 2018, and through the first few months of this year, US cannabis companies like Harvest Health and Recreation and Curaleaf, among others — known in industry parlance as multistate operators (MSOs) — went on a follow-the-leader dealmaking tear, announcing near-billion-dollar acquisitions one after another to build up scale and fill out the map with operating licenses in states where marijuana is legal.
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One after another, they tormented Notre Dame on Sunday: the 6-foot-8 pogo stick Justin Jackson (11 points, 5 rebounds), sinking 3-pointers from the wing and driving along the baseline; the 6-foot-10 forward Brice Johnson (25 points, 12 rebounds), selected as the regional's most outstanding player, balancing a dominant low post game with a pillowy jumper; the 20093-foot-10 center Kennedy Meeks, scoreless in the first half but unstoppable in the second.
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If half of Hollywood's elite were in Rhode Island this weekend for Jennifer Lawrence's wedding, then the other half was almost certainly at Andrew Watt's birthday party in L.A. TONS of celebs were out in force Saturday night to attend the musician/producer's 29th born day at an exclusive house party in Benedict Canyon, where it basically became a parade of star power for the young and famous as folks made their way home one after another.
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In Season 2, Elizabeth (Claire Foy) stiffens her upper lip and, as the British monarchy's role begins to come into question in the late 1950s and early 1960s, deals with one after another of her disappointing royal relatives: her inappropriate sister, Margaret (Vanessa Kirby); her Nazi-sympathizing uncle, the former Edward VIII (Alex Jennings); and, endlessly, her whining, childish husband, Philip (Matt Smith), who bargains his way to the title of prince early in the season.
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Executive producer Toni Graphia gave us some insight into how the writers chose to approach Jamie's big revelations: "In the book there are several secrets, and they come out at various times in various ways," she explained, noting that, with the show having limited real estate to space out each big bombshell, it would've become hard to justify why Jamie was keeping so many things from Claire and dropping them one after another over the course of weeks or months, instead of right away.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.), who wrote a prominent book about how Trump is a danger to conservatism and America but voted in lockstep with Trump on major issues, one after another, time and time again.
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EISEN: AND GREG, THAT'S BEEN SUCH A PROBLEM FOR BIG FOOD COMPANIES, EVER SINCE I JOINED CNBC IT HAS BEEN ONE AFTER ANOTHER ANNIES BOLDER BRANDS DIAMOND FOODS, ALL GETTING SCOOPED UP BY THESE COMPANIES THAT CAN'T FIGURE OUT WHERE THE GROWTH AND REALLY CAN'T FIGURE OUT WHERE THE CONSUMER IS GOING, HOW DO YOU MAKE SURE I KNOW YOU ARE JOINING THE BOARD THAT WHITEWAVE CAN STAY INNOVATIVE AND STAY ON TOP OF THE FOOD TRENDS WHEN IT IS GETTING GOBBLED UP BY A BIGGER MULTI-NATIONAL BRAND WITH A VERY DIFFERENT CULTURE?
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Or after the parade has begun, as you walk down west 45th street on the way toward 5th Avenue, past rehearsing bagpipe circles, one after another, every black inch of asphalt occupied, short men with broom-bristle mustaches, bald heads so round they look digitally rendered, surrounding two guys in the center beating cannon-blasts on the drums, the piercing whine of the bagpipes that sounds somehow triumphant and mournful, a commencement and a eulogy all at once, street cart smoke burning your nostrils like acid, you wandering around in a bubble of this.
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When President 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's political campaign ran a television ad falsely accusing Democrats of being "complicit in every murder committed by illegal immigrants," Senate Democrats should have lined up, one after another, to ask Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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