He has insulted our allies around the world one by one by one.
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One by one, the riders came out, and one by one, they fell.
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"One by one, one by one," said a witness who identified himself as Ali.
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"If Uber wants to resolve these disputes one by one, we are ready to do that — one by one," she said.
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One by one, they entered the bus, and one by one, they explained what had brought them to this low point.
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"It takes a lot of time, one by one by one, to describe a new species," she said, "and there are still so many to go."
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With just a green frame box, measuring one-by-one-by-one foot, Smithsonian scientist and photographer David Liittschwager traveled the world to document microcosms of biodiversity.
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Now, delegates must be courted retail — one by one.
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The trial saw moments of high tension, as one by one Crown prosecutors led the women through their testimony, and one by one Ghomeshi's defense attorney questioned their credibility and called them liars.
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Quick: All right, let's go through this one by one.
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These loopholes need to be carefully plugged one by one.
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Downstairs, the horses enter a metal cage, one by one.
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One by one, hot glue the pencils to the can.
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Matar heard cell doors being hammered open one by one.
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One by one the judges knocked down Bolivia's eight arguments.
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How about a series on killing vegans, one by one.
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Scientists in Europe have been testing species one by one.
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"One by one they've all being dragged out," Sinclair tweeted.
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Or you can remove each search item one by one.
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One by one, you see all these strings being cut.
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They shuffle up one by one, men desperate for sleep.
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One by one, he had seen off his political opponents.
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I am forwarding the emails to her one by one.
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One by one, Rhodora and her cronies are picked off.
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One by one, the federal officers place them in handcuffs.
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It takes out the terrified committee members one by one.
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But, one by one, his men all reported seeing nothing.
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Previously, you'd need to select each app one by one.
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One by one, other Handmaids place gifts by her pillow.
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I'm trying to realize my childhood dreams one by one.
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Then, he flipped them one by one into his hat.
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The executives left one by one, culminating with Costolo himself.
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In the film, the galactic convicts perish one by one.
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Yet one by one, they defied Washington to join Beijing.
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One by one, the guys installed themselves before their bivouacs.
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Ms. Ramey pulled up to their dorms, one by one.
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One by one, I apologized to each one of them.
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One by one, animals' lives are hanging in the balance.
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So one by one, he has shed all of them.
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One by one, she removes the objects from the tray.
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Then one by one, they came to Brooklyn to die.
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One by one they drop, and he's still going strong.
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This year Trump is dismantling those restraints one by one.
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One by one, Judge Abdalla read out the court's decisions.
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The nine tracks build upon each other, one by one.
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One by one, we need to hold these people accountable.
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His relationships with his players, one by one, broke down.
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One by one, we plowed through each of the clues.
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And one by one, we started pulling out the documents.
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Once oil is sizzling, add the potatoes one by one.
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One by one, businesses are getting killed by this disease.
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One by one, hands shaking, I offered up the bills.
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One by one, a few teammates consoled him as well.
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Greene stopped talking and hunted them down, one by one.
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He counted them up (without divulging names), one by one.
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"They could kill us one by one," Ms. López said.
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One by one, she got rid of her storage units.
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One by one, his relatives appeared in front of him.
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One by one, four of the sharks declined to invest.
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This drove Crosby to dissect the errors one by one.
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One by one, the students walked to the bus door.
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The models moved one by one into the lighted ring.
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Macron buttonholed lawmakers, trying to woo them one by one.
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One by one, the cards in her paper house fall.
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They asked me to explain every contact one by one.
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They're more sympathetic than Deckard, who murders them one by one.
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One by one, the stranded fishermen were plucked from the ship.
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I can feel my preconceptions being torn apart one by one.
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Johnny Weir is calling out his cyber bullies one by one.
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Wow, I hadn't realized until I counted them one by one.
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One by one, she started throwing them back into the ocean.
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BECKY QUICK: All right, let's go through this one by one.
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The disclaimer was then removed, one by one, after several minutes.
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One by one, the cars usually parked in our courtyard disappeared.
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Yet one by one they closed shop before operations could begin.
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But one by one, those laws have been blocked by courts.
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But one by one, he's passed on each one of them.
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One by one, the beekeepers stepped up to claim their purchases.
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One by one, Disney's various billion-dollar subsidiary brands checked in.
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He wants to be allowed to do them one by one.
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You then need to add all your accounts one by one.
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It is handmade, and needs to be done one by one.
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But the night before, one by one, people started to cancel.
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One by one, these facets of Heile Welt are becoming brittle.
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One by one, his fellow captives went home -- leaving Anderson alone.
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"You have to carefully handpick them, one by one," he says.
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I make them visible, introduce you to them one by one.
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One by one, the pieces of the gang's plan fell apart.
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So I pick cards, one by one, placing them into order.
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Click, click, click: Watch the lights go out, one by one.
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One by one, the number of sick babies climbed to eight.
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All these people on the street getting hit one by one.
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I drowned them one by one in a bucket of water.
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They then have to scan these ballots in one by one.
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Then, one by one, others in the audience began to rise.
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I took them out of their old box, one by one.
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One by one, he watched parents and children embrace with relief.
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One by one, they make their confused, anxious, sometimes mysterious departures.
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One by one, however, each of her beloved children tragically died.
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So now he's going to go after them, one by one.
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Soon, Sobieray says, his teeth began breaking off one by one.
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Other prosecution witnesses fell apart one by one on the stand.
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Generalizations like these, paradoxically, have to be appraised one by one.
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One by one they have all gone home, often in heartbreak.
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TORONTO — The shots rang out, one by one and in bursts.
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But one by one, Mr. Weinstein's new lawyers have bowed out.
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One by one, the candidates with the fewest votes are eliminated.
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One by one, their loved ones rose to offer personal stories.
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One by one, Democrats and Republicans took turns blasting the company.
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One by one, family and friends had vanished or grown feeble.
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Instead, she said, they went through the counts one by one.
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" One by one, bedraggled survivors rise to proclaim, "I am Spartacus!
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And yes — he counted those grains one by one, he said.
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But they started another virus — companies pulling out one by one.
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Let us walk through the levels of stupidity one by one.
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They came here, one by one, or sometimes in small bands.
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One by one, person by person, that is how transformation sparks.
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Let's take a look at the theme answers, one by one.
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One by one, the students strained and failed to break them.
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As they're going around in the circle, turning one by one?
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The Weavers are building relationships one by one, which takes time.
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One by one, everyone in the room was reliving some loss.
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One by one, they depart, exiting with a funny little hop.
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One by one the little ducks fly away from mother duck.
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"We're now going to offer them one by one," he added.
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One by one, the children have gone out into the world.
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I drank, one by one, at least six liters of water.
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He has insulted our allies around the world one by one.
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The "encountering Pennywise one by one" dynamic gives It its biggest problems.
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One by one, the sound level started to drop in the pool.
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"We have to run across this street, one by one," he said.
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One by one, letters are chosen, and words and sentences are formed.
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Taken one by one, these achievements may not seem all that dramatic.
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One by one, her three older brothers enrolled at Harvard on scholarships.
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One by one, the residents of Diamond took the money and left.
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One by one, soldiers presented the young general with deeply personal gifts.
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The standing player heads the ball to each teammate, one by one.
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However, one by one, its institutions are being infected with toxic polarisation.
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So, like a man came over and interviewed us one by one.
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Then, one by one, they ruled out people in the family trees.
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One by one, they each started asking for their very own handshake.
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One by one, men walked by my cell on their way outside.
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But one by one, all of them have been blocked in court.
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We all had the opportunity to share our stories, one by one.
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"That's something that happens in a very close, one-by-one process."
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Break down tasks into manageable pieces, and complete them one by one.
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And then he counted, one by one, each individual atom of 60Fe.
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Let's go one by one and I'll give you the Dow view.
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They were made of candy, and I ate them, one by one.
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So I started using vibrations to create the paintings one by one.
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One-by-one, starting with Ursrey's children, they pulled everyone to shore.
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Understandably, they're incredibly angry, and they each fight you one-by-one.
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We will find them, and cut their hearts out one by one.
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And you can organize your coworkers, step-by-step, one by one.
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His party is poised to attack the government's bills one by one.
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Then they would pop the pills one by one into the toilet.
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Then one by one, we climb from Christianshavn up onto solid ground.
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One by one, with Nyquist underneath him, he has checked them off.
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Incorporate the eggs one by one, beating well after each addition. 4.
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In this model the delegates give away their support one by one.
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"He's just hitting people one by one, going down," the witness said.
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Nobody fears a global communist movement will topple governments one by one.
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"One by one, we will get to them all," the prefect said.
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But all must press lips to the same horn, one by one.
|
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In practice, we're not actually stepping through each observation one by one.
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One by one, the deputy attorney general sought to dispose of them.
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"We couldn't bury them one by one," Mr. Nguyen told The Blade.
|
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And then, one by one, everyone says something nice about the person.
|
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Earlier, some passengers were airlifted, one by one, from the ship's deck.
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But one by one, the candidates agreed: first, Ms. Warren, former Gov.
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One by one they whipped around and did a few solo moves.
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The coffins came one by one, some heavy and others much lighter.
|
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And one by one, her sisters all died of the same disease.
|
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One by one, Likud ministers have expressed support, many in Facebook posts.
|
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They have picked them off one by one when they were ready.
|
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One by one, the answer from the Trump team came back no.
|
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Sensing something improper, bookmakers, one by one, suspended betting on the match.
|
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One by one, his classmates stood up and said they loved him.
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My punch line is: Yes, countries can do it one by one.
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She made practical observations about the pictures she examined one by one.
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One by one — O.K., first of all, Volker, I don't know him.
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One by one — O.K., first of all, Volker, I don't know him.
|
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After she was settled, her children moved to Brooklyn one by one.
|
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But of course his adversary is not each villager one by one.
|
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That gave Mr. Trump the power to woo members one by one.
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Make a checklist of items and cross them off one by one.
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Then, it walked me through the steps of cooking one by one.
|
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And then, one by one, Comets started falling out of the sky.
|
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One by one, the markers of Venezuela's democracy have been pushed aside.
|
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One by one they left, she said, until only one man remained.
|
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One by one, Christian leaders publicly canceled their meetings with Mr. Pence.
|
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"How about a series on killing vegans, one by one," Sitwell replied.
|
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So states like Massachusetts are filling in the gaps one by one.
|
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One by one, Democrats are moving on from the Affordable Care Act.
|
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On March 2, just before Matthew entered his guilty pleas in Harrington's and Graham's murders, 15 to 20 people from Matthew's family came over and shook hands with her and Dan, one by one by one, she says.
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The idea is that you're counting up one by one, but before you can get to the next highest number, you have to take the current number and then decrement it one by one until you get to zero.
|
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One by one, an intelligence officer recorded each person's name and examined documents.
|
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One by one they scrambled across the snowy gully separating the two countries.
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"It's impressive, all the layers, stacked one by one," the Getty photographer says.
|
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One by one they came ashore, stranding themselves along beaches in Cardigan Bay.
|
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One by one I call them into the back room for a reading.
|
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Most high-speed cameras capture images one by one, in a rapid sequence.
|
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One by one, they took the stage with messages that were hardly subtle.
|
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Yet, one by one, they packed their bags and they ran from us.
|
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One by one, though, most major automakers rolled out compatibility for both services.
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Hang out with virtual me and go thru your follows one by one.
|
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One by one, everyone who had initially promised solidarity stopped answering her calls.
|
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"They're working over concerned members one by one at this point," MacArthur said.
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One by one, starting with Kate, Jack tells his kids about his alcoholism.
|
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One by one the lifts failed, and by 2013 none of them worked.
|
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Install these one by one using KextBeast and the terminal, rebooting in-between.
|
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Police detained at least seven of them—one by one—including Mr Kanygin.
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One by one, the friends I'd had started focusing on school and internships.
|
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She sheds her garments, one by one, but refuses to break eye contact.
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One by one, the evil corporate oligarchs are all lining up behind Hillary.
|
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Voting on these amendments will take place one by one from 1900 GMT.
|
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It becomes mayhem, with women getting eliminated from the ring one by one.
|
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According to Twitch, GIFs will be queued up and delivered one-by-one.
|
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One by one, they step forward to give their lives for the mission.
|
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One by one, Democratic senators stood in line to give Franken a hug.
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Dewey starts shooting at them one by one; a dead Jennifer falls through.
|
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One by one, those thoughts spread across Europe, philosophy and science and poetry.
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Basically, I work backward, muting sections of code one by one using comments.
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You can go through your group posts and delete them one by one.
|
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Over the next two months, we'll introduce you to them one by one.
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Pall-bearers dressed in white then carried in the coffins one by one.
|
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One by one, crew members were ushered out to sit down with us.
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You feed your clothes to the machine from the top, one by one.
|
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And they're taking away our weapons one by one, that's what they're doing.
|
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But Pelosi has been picking off her detractors one-by-one, including Rep.
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One by one members handed Pelosi's staff hand-written letters demanding climate action.
|
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Trump will pick us off one by one/co-opt whoever is left.
|
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His teammates hugged him one by one as he entered the Marlins' dugout.
|
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Under the Trump administration, however, these agencies have, one by one, reversed course.
|
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One by one, the women paraded into the research center in Midtown Manhattan.
|
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"The government is trying to take us down one by one," he said.
|
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Mayo's accusations against CNN We'll take Mayo's criticisms of CNN one by one.
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Divers are expected to escort the boys through the tunnels one by one.
|
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Step therapy requires patients to try cheaper versions of treatments one by one.
|
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And one by one the Koch brothers' priorities are moving up the list.
|
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They were forcing us to get married and killing us one by one.
|
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One by one, they added up—better, at least, than indifference or hostility.
|
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While wearing our steel knickers and plucking our legs hairs one by one.
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Then, create the leaves/branches billboards from scratch, placing them one-by-one.
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Building Blocks One by one, they shipped out for a life at sea.
|
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And that's how Pelosi would slowly start picking off incumbents -- one by one.
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One by one, the Nusra fighters began to climb down from the rooftop.
|
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Machine 2 had belched them out, one by one, at some indeterminate point.
|
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He interviewed the jurors one by one the following week in the courtroom.
|
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One by one, they recounted their actions on the morning of Oct. 11.
|
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Voting on the amendments will take place one by one from 2200 GMT.
|
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Then they stood quietly and walked one by one out of the room.
|
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Then he swung his legs over one by one for a final time.
|
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"We'll bring the books into the mainland one by one," Mr. Li said.
|
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One by one these technologies come along and there's this wave of panic.
|
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I decided to take them one by one and swim across the street.
|
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She went into renal failure; one by one her organs began shutting down.
|
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Completed 24-hour urine samples and checked off the requirements, one by one.
|
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When I was young, the objects, one by one, were enough in themselves.
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Wings are shut down and cordoned off one by one, like gangrenous limbs.
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The stories were published one by one in the magazine Le Corsaire-Satan.
|
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One by one, he planned to dismantle the system of Jim Crow laws.
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One by one, bits of crepefall onto the table,each still vivid orange.
|
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One by one, each of the eight team members got the same call.
|
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Let's go through the major threats one by one, starting with voter suppression.
|
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One by one, Mr. Trump's choices have given their views on climate change.
|
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"Now they're trying to pick off those delegates one by one," Trump said.
|
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In Central Booking, the men were led one by one into separate cells.
|
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To read these incidents one by one is to marvel at Fowler's persistence.
|
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One by one, she helped the relatives navigate the intricacies of paying bail.
|
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One by one, he put their concerns to rest in a measured tone.
|
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One by one, Deadspin staff writers announced their resignations on Twitter on Wednesday.
|
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He burned them one by one in the fireplace in the family's home.
|
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"They will all die, one by one, unless the siege ends," she said.
|
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"I think it's a one-by-one thing," Pelosi told reporters on Thursday.
|
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I thumbed through the shelves, pulling out spines one by one without luck.
|
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If that didn't work, she would cut off his fingers, one by one.
|
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One by one, the candidates answered yes -- some not for the first time.
|
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The celebrities appear one by one, quoting from ancient poetry and national leaders.
|
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They watch as their peers go up before Judge Stormer, one by one.
|
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One by one, his supporters asked him how he planned to fix an essential service they relied on — rehab centers, after-school programs, health insurance — and one by one, Trump assured them all that he would be "junking" those services.
|
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Said sniper then proceeds to take them out, one by one, for reasons unknown.
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"I saw them one by one and I had to count them," he added.
|
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One by one, I'd randomly pick which parts were allowed in, like my printer.
|
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Then, one by one, guests snag a crystal glass and head toward the cellar.
|
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One by one, sorority girls on campus are being killed by an unknown stalker.
|
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One by one they were zip-tied and led into a Strategic Response van.
|
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I could talk to them, one by one, and tell them how it felt.
|
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My mother and I pulled needles from his hanging dog skin one by one.
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You can go through and download them one by one, but that's pretty painful.
|
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When Twitter drops Jones, you'll have to manually unblock the companies one by one.
|
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We go around the circle one-by-one and I'm surprised no one abstains.
|
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One by one, these viral moments proved that there are no restrictions to PowerPoints.
|
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The last of the water dries up, and her students leave one by one.
|
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Instead, party leaders met behind closed doors and interviewed prospective delegates one-by-one.
|
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The ALF members depart one by one, and K is the last to leave.
|
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She also didn't have the money to download dozens of papers one by one.
|
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They are the tangible equivalent of feeling body processes shutting down, one by one.
|
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One by one, they've come forward to tell the world that they are undocumented.
|
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One by one, in the past two years, coalition forces have reclaimed those cities.
|
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She looks around the room, locking eyes with each academy member one by one.
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As she reeled off the symptoms, I ticked them off affirmatively one by one.
|
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She whispers their names, one by one, every night before she goes to sleep.
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I too often find myself inspecting each nugget of dry ice one by one.
|
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She'll decide which ones she doesn't like, and she'll discard them, one by one.
|
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When the cast is dry the pieces will be gently removed, one by one.
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It seemed to work if you did this for each purchase, one by one.
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One by one, the couples walk down the aisle to meet at the stage.
|
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Attendees—whose average age is about 60—enter the room, slowly, one by one.
|
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I learn I can grab robots and pull their limbs off one by one.
|
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They have been testing them one by one against bacteria, looking for new antibiotics.
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So I'd like to start the conversation over, tackling those premises one by one.
|
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Or they simply disappear into the snow and pick survivors off one by one.
|
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One-by-one during their speeches, she came out to surprise the emotional guests.
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He's outside axing zombies one by one, because you do not fuck with Carl!
|
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Click here to view all 29 drawings of our beloved starman, one by one.
|
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One by one, the adults passed through a metal detector in the building's lobby.
|
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One by one, the bar's patrons rise and join in, drowning out the Germans.
|
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One by one, the men peel away to try their luck getting to Europe.
|
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I enjoy cracking them open one by one, like salty, umami-packed Pop Rocks.
|
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"All my other candidates withdrew, one by one," Mr. Hubbard said in an interview.
|
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A nurse calls them one by one dispensing a small cup of blue liquid.
|
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One by one, each relayed the same news: Harvard. Yes. Dartmouth. Yes. Princeton. Yes.
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I hope I can get through that one and just go one by one.
|
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They also hit, one by one, the systems that have kept life inching along.
|
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Democrats one by one voted and left, a protest to the process they abhorred.
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One by one we introduce ourselves to the table and who we are playing.
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Narrator: Andy separates the wires one by one and begins to curl them in.
|
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Then other protesters were climbing over one by one and submitting to being cuffed.
|
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"One by one," the account tweeted with a smiley face, upon news of Interior
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I imagine the rooms of my house, one by one, throbbing with that noise.
|
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Then, one by one, various people in the town begin to turn into rhinos.
|
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For about two hours a day, one by one, the military questioned the women.
|
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"During those darkest days, one by one, these wonderful women reached out," she says.
|
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Once you get the update today, try out the new tools one by one.
|
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One by one, members of Sontag's support team realized she wasn't going to survive.
|
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One by one, they peeled away from their reflections to face off against Tim.
|
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One by one, they fell over, as a projected image tallied the body count.
|
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But one by one, Democrats on the committee argued that the process wasn't fair.
|
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Often, organizers have to get property owners' approval along the routes one by one.
|
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One by one the previewers revealed the steamy, guilty pleasures of their literary pasts.
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I examine berries one by one to make sure they aren't soft or dented.
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They went around the room that day in December, introducing themselves one by one.
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Multinational companies began to pull out of Syria one by one, except for Lafarge.
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One by one, she flattened them into tissue-thin tortillas using a heated press.
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"Traditional connoisseurship in our field had always been done one by one," she said.
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"One by one, I started seeing them in the whole neighborhood," Ms. Davis said.
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As a family, we casually slunk one by one into the auditorium next door.
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Then, one by one, she sends the 15-second video to friends in Kakuma.
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The Americans, one by one, got drunk, except for Ide, who was a Mormon.
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When Trump reimposed those sanctions, Iran responded by abandoning those limits one by one.
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The Soviets fired shot after shot, and Craig batted them away one by one.
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One by one, hard-pressed coal companies have been bailing out on contract promises.
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More often, one by one, they click and spin like bullets in a revolver.
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Here's a look at the stakeholders, one by one, and the implications they face.
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One by one, I ran my index finger along the spines of the books.
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"I saw this doctor going to patients' families one by one, privately," Shi said.
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One by one the residents emerged from their homes and took on the horde.
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Even then, however, Chan and his four fellow co-founders went one-by-one.
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One by one they went up to say hello, to pay tribute, to chat.
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"We will checklist one by one, with its system and technical things," he said.
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They came and they came, the protesters, one by one, and two by two.
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But we were haggling with these communities one by one to lay more fiber.
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One by one, the concerns that have hung over the stock market have faded.
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WASHINGTON — One by one, they came forward, almost as if in a virtual lineup.
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You smile, and my cells, one by one, fly, taking me to your space.
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Then I sat with Philippe and he just named them off, one by one.
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It has dozens of eggs, which Ben spends the finale stomping on one by one.
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EMMA GARLAND, STAFF WRITER, NOISEY Every year, one by one, people around me stop drinking.
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One by one, they filed into the rented space with homemade pasta dishes and sandwiches.
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Let's go through them one by one: This emphatic statement actually told us three things.
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Some time later he had isolated, one by one, all the compounds in the plant.
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Judy scrolled through hundreds of slides, searching them, one by one, for tiny black spots.
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During a June meeting, Cabinet members went around and praised the president one by one.
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One by one, the places we love are taken from us, often by rising costs.
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"My mom and I sewed each panel of the skirt one by one," she said.
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One by one, vimproducts sent Motherboard a link to the site which was fully functional.
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To drop one by one to a leering audience to be passed around and debated.
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One by one — from NBC News to CBS News to the Washington Post — they did.
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On another train car, men wearing backpacks steadily made their way up one by one.
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"I started to photocopy them one by one and mail them to her," she says.
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They fell one-by-one — leaving Trump the sole survivor of a riotous Republican primary.
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Pall-bearers wearing white carried in wooden coffins one by one, followed by distraught relatives.
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One by one, though, it has started to resolve its differences with key phone players.
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A group of teens start dying one by one after their witchy game goes wrong.
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For a band like Hiss Golden Messenger, we sort of attract fans one by one.
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"We are dreaming up new flavors one-by-one," the advertisement stated in the video.
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Putin's aim with Europe seems to be pulling off the weak nations one by one.
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We all cried and kissed him one by one and walked out of the room.
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We're told the blazer has 3,500 crystals that were all hand-placed, one-by-one.
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But then something unusual happened — one-by-one, other Republicans stood to take Lee's side.
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The world is full of secrets and I'm trying to decode them one by one.
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If we take action one by one, we risk being jailed, attacked, and even killed.
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Let's break the tweets down one by one -- in the order that they were sent.
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So, let's go through the list, and break down the 10 tracks one by one.
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Amazon's tidal wave has wiped them out one by one, with more inevitably to come.
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Picture a line of dominoes once carefully stacked, reliably ticking down, one by one. 1.
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But one by one, each of his pledges to his base have come to naught.
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You just need to try installing them one by one to see if they fail.
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For twenty-five years he steals parts one by one without the factory owner noticing.
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One by one they decided to take the stand and testify against their former captor.
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One by one, she lures the walkers into the jaws of a giant trash compactor.
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Delfina had to sell the store, the house and Roberto's construction tools, one by one.
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Jeremy ducked back, bladder unrelieved, to commence killing the cloud of insects one by one.
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So, one by one, he takes the books and puts them in the correct order.
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Then, one by one, they emerged from the basement, as if from a dream. ♦
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He watched his friends rescued one by one for two days, patiently awaiting his turn.
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One by one, their bodies came floating by, while Romney waited patiently by the river.
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This involves copying the disks onto the root of the C drive one by one.
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"I'm going around the world regentrifying every city, one by one," he wrote on Twitter.
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By getting to see these women from different eras, one by one give their testimonies.
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But deleting them all took forever because you had to remove them one by one.
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"We've been trying to resolve these issues one by one," said director Aschta Boestani Tajudin.
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There is no way to repair national distrust without repairing individual relationships one by one.
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They slap down their quarters, waiting their turn, and she sinks them, one by one.
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My routine has barely changed, but one by one, formerly easy tasks have become strained.
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In her new book Because Internet, linguist Gretchen McCulloch unpacks those norms one by one.
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One by one, they came to me and told me about their new dating lives.
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The audience applauds as the characters shuffle in one by one — older but no wiser.
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But this fall, they were told, one by one, that they could not move in.
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One by one, they predicted the final score and a key play of the game.
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An array of seafood, vegetable and rice-based dishes arrived one by one —-perfectly spaced.
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It received Mr. Loh, Damon Evans, the athletic director, and Mr. Durkin one by one.
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One by one, the workers — from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico — began to depart.
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One by one, other kids join her, and soon two activists from Greenpeace turn up.
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The Yankees are parading their candidates in front of the news media, one by one.
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With the parking lot out of sight, the hikers unleash the dogs one by one.
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The procedure would involve polling jurors one by one, and could lead to a mistrial.
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You can update apps on your Apple TV either automatically or manually one by one.
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And one by one, they were ferried to shore, where the Fire Department was waiting.
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Later police began carrying away, one by one, demonstrators who had remained on the street.
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The line is composed of syllables that the mind encounters in succession, one by one.
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One by one, the roaring mill machines shut down until the vast room was silent.
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"I wish we could hold them in our arms, one by one," says Yoshio Imada.
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One by one, the leads of the new trilogy found their way onto the project.
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One by one, Trump backtracked on existing federal efforts to cut down on pollution, too.
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Busting assumptions, one by one, you will be making the world a slightly better place.
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The administration says other individual nations "beat" us in trade, looking only one by one.
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I was even more confused when the judges began eliminating the contestants one by one.
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One by one, the firefighters — some of them first-time dads — learned of the pregnancies.
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To this day, Sal's tossing balled-up bills at Mookie, one by one, shocks me.
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One by one, they refuse to obey her command to stone one of their own.
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NEGOMBO, Sri Lanka — The coffins came one by one, some heavy and others unusually light.
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One by one, the massive party got up from the table and began sauntering outside.
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Any amendments which are selected by the speaker will be voted upon one by one.
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The restaurant franchises formed their own network for a spell, but one by one they closed.
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As the meetup begins, fans approach one by one, presenting their gifts and posing for photos.
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Advertising companies have been swallowed up one by one until there are only a few left.
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The mobsters were eventually released from prison, and, one by one, they each wound up dead.
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Then he came over, and one by one he tried to crawl into bed with us.
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You don't need to select an app and move them one by one into the folder.
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One by one, the young women stepped up to the microphone to briefly summarize their lives.
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The mom-daughter duo embraced as the other anchors' moms entered the room one by one.
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After the blow up, the group left the table and exited the restaurant one by one.
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A mechanical arm snatches them up, one by one, setting them gently in a nearby box.
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You never realize how many socks you have until you're clipping them up one-by-one.
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One by one, they will be called to sit at a table beneath the judge's bench.
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Holdouts such as Panama, the Bahamas and Lebanon have, one by one, been frogmarched into line.
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Did it simply fix all the things people have complained about for years, one-by-one?
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Some offices are trying to help reunite the families held in their districts one by one.
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When our entire friendship group eventually found out, one by one, friends began dropping like flies.
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And then, one by one, we do come upon them at last — at bloody, bloody last!
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A Mexican band starts playing and, one-by-one, guests start joining on the dance floor.
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One by one, the children walk down the stairs, wearing backpacks that seem bigger than them.
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He was kind (and patient) enough to walk through these pillars with me, one by one.
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One by one, he gets bosses in far-flung Mexican cities to agree to his plan.
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I used to untwist all of them one-by-one and braid them back together again.
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One by one, from 1965 to 1971, the Hoyts lost Erik, Julie, James, Mollie and Noah.
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The house pursues said goal by "digesting" the Crains, one by one, in the Red Room.
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One by one, the deacon and three others hugged the man to make him feel loved.
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These theories had been disproved one by one until the only concern about the dust remained.
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The clips are being released one by one, with already four released, through Monday, October 3rd.
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"We have good feedback that they are proceeding with the cases one by one," said Niggli.
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One by one, his rivals dropped out of the race, leaving Trump the last man standing.
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On iOS, you can pick Notifications from Settings and then go through apps one by one.
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That's how I spent roughly a week in March, calling hundreds of pharmacies one by one.
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One by one, the competitors are eliminated, leaving hero Mario to successfully destroy the Death Star.
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"It would be so epic to knock out the Malolo tribe one by one," says Kellyn.
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But details soon emerged, one by one, that chipped away at the Garden Bridge's utopian pitch.
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One by one, friends and family told the judge how much Amy had meant to them.
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One by one HSI is carefully shutting down the farms of the dwindling dog meat industry.
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You have to go one by one, person by person, and build a relationship over time.
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The assets would be sold one by one and not to one buyer, the source added.
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Here goes... So I'd like to start the conversation over, tackling those premises one by one.
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They first built the shop, then the five storeys above it one by one, Fatemeh said.
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Once deployed, the capsule will lift the trapped miners one by one from 722 feet underground.
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This takes the pain out of drawing with emojis by sticking them on one by one.
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Voting on these amendments and the motion will take place one by one from 1900 GMT.
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As the muscles kicked in, one by one, I realized how I'd maneuvered around their weakness.
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One by one, from Sri Lanka to Malaysia, and Nigeria to Kenya, former colonies won independence.
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Trump ticked off each network late-night host one by one, starting with NBC's Jimmy Fallon.
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My grandfather would pluck them one by one, gingerly slicing and squeezing them to make juice.
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He sees dusk falling on the freshly shovelled driveway, the lights blinking on one by one.
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One by one, mainstream Republican candidates reflecting the party establishment's modern pro-trade consensus have fallen.
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Velez chose the debt snowball method, and focused on eliminating her student loans one by one.
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One by one, they climbed belly first onto the boat ramp and came back to shore.
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" He replied within 10 minutes, saying "How about a series on killing vegans, one by one.
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One by one, those ideas were tossed aside for expediency and power -- except the tax cut.
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Watching Mr. Giuliani remove the pig's 32 ribs one by one lent credence to this theory.
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One by one, they infiltrate the Parks&apos home, siphoning off the wealthy family&aposs riches.
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The voices were growing louder, circling the silo one by one with the choir close behind.
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Rome, that power mower of an empire, had picked off the Hellenistic kingdoms one by one.
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Alexandria, Louisiana (CNN)The men shuffle in a line across a lonely tarmac, one by one.
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Black Lives Matter was about black lives, and it was about one-by-one black lives.
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Store employees allowed customers in, one by one, for rationed shopping trips of 15 minutes each.
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I approached each musician individually, one by one with long emails trying to explain the concept.
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Then they slowly joined hands and began singing, and one by one, they entered the spiral.
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Inside we were blindfolded, bound at the hands and led one by one into narrow cells.
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The paper is in strips, and we place the pieces onto the sphere one by one.
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CreditCreditDoug Mills/The New York Times One by one, the hopes crash and the snow flies.
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One by one, those ideas were tossed aside for expediency and power — except the tax cut.
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One by one, they fling themselves feverishly from their chairs, eventually stripping out of their suits.
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One by one, Senate Republicans are knocking down their options for repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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Eight defendants were led into federal court to be arraigned, one by one, wearing face masks.
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She turned to the center of the pulpit and, one by one, lit eleven candles more.
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Revelers stood in line for hours, only to be rejected one by one at the door.
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It was humbling, at first, to witness ideas being raised, one by one, by my colleagues.
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So there will be costs incurred and we will need to consider them one by one.
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One by one, contractors contacted by the reproductive health organization cited safety concerns or philosophical differences.
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And one by one, its leading musicians are deciding they've been on the road long enough.
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As the Democrats spoke, activists were dragged, shouting, one by one out of the hearing room.
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"After the ambulance left, they started carrying out the children, one by one," Ms. Cavallo said.
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One by one, the contestants came onstage Saturday night, with their mangled hair and missing teeth.
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The four finalists were brought out one by one for their pageant-y, last-pitch interviews.
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However, Batman is successful in defeating the False Facers, one by one, which weakens Black Mask.
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Buemi set about busting the dealers one by one, in a series of elaborate digital impersonations.
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One by one, my entire family moved there — first the grandparents, then the aunts and uncles.
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In just the first few arias, Handel shows us, one by one, who these characters are.
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One by one, the House managers made the case, drawing on their own life experiences. Rep.
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There you can delete entries one by one, by date range, by device, or en masse.
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One by one, the shelves survived his punches ... until one suddenly popped out from the wall.
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One by one they landed on Miller's vest or in his hair, but he never flinched.
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There was a mood nearing euphoria as, one by one, long-coveted foreign brands became available.
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So this spring, it has been lights out, one by one, for the system's 11 branches.
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One by one, the men were taken to a small, windowless room, where Halliday was waiting.
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During a televised June meeting, cabinet officials went one-by-one around the table praising Trump.
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"Then the policemen shot the victims, one by one, execution style," according to the court petition.
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In recent weeks, Republican talking points against the impeachment inquiry have been countered one by one.
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Condoleezza Rice, in green jacket and tan slacks, was there to greet them one by one.
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One by one, the trucks stacked up on Metropolitan lurch and loudly belch their way forward.
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One by one, legislators took the podium to announce their votes for or against the impeachment.
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I'll stand by the kitchen door and pick them off one by one, like a sniper.
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One by one, their CEOs made a show of pulling out as Khashoggi's death went unexplained.
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Each contestant is voted off the island one by one until there's only one standing survivor.
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The other girls offered comfort, approaching one by one and placing their hands on her shoulders.
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One by one he used each for target practice, gaining a few laughs from the crowd.
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The players wandered around the locker room purposefully, hugging each of their teammates, one by one.
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If there is a contested race, the campaign may have to woo delegates one by one.
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One by one, we'd step up, and the judge would announce the price for our freedom.
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Much of the second hour is then devoted to remembering the 17 dead, one by one.
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One by one, the elected officials posed oblivious questions as each confessed to having worn blackface.
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One by one, four more bodies were prayed over and carried to their final resting places.
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Students walk on stage one by one, open a sealed envelope, and read the contents aloud.
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One by one, U.W.Z. takes over the White House, the United States, Europe, and the world.
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So oil majors are shifting, one by one, to negotiating the longest and smoothest surrender possible.
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In other words, the act of drawing burned scenes into the artist's mind one by one.
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From the early scenes of a mysterious, empty glass box being monitored in a New York loft to the painful sequence where Dr. Jacoby spray-paints shovels one… by one… by one, these episodes don't have the rhythm and pop that made the original series work.
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So many things: all of the materials I collected one by one and then just worked together.
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One by one, we crashed or flew into the mesh, which was poorly designed for this activity.
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But, Chambellan notes, each image was selected one-by-one to avoid double images, which took ages.
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The pair appeared to take each step one-by-one, as the boy held onto her back.
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"You're seeing all the sectors start to roll over one by one," he said at the time.
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Th group filed out of the restaurant one by one after causing a scene with wait staff.
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One by one, fellow actors have stepped forward to express regret, sympathy and solidarity for her ordeal.
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So, Moore took out a screwdriver and literally started fixing them on the fly, one by one.
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I was deprived of my senses one by one and left bound and blind in a chair.
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She picked them up one-by-one while her boyfriend Stephen Coletti waited inside to surprise her.
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After the woman was safely taken out of the building, officers removed the deer one by one.
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That way, instead of helping the world one by one with patients, I could help the masses.
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One by one, companies are staking out different animal tissues to grow in vitro for human consumption.
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JOSEPH KABILA'S machinations to keep control of the Democratic Republic of Congo have crumbled one by one.
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Finally, letters from the slogan on the wall behind Mrs May began dropping off one by one.
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She says she was elated when she learned one by one that her colleagues were expecting too.
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"We'll present one-by-one because it's difficult getting all these investors in one room," Manlaibayar said.
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Once you've mounted the keypad you can add individual components one by one by discovering them wirelessly.
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Over five weeks, each planet will appear one by one across the sky of the Northern Hemisphere.
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One by one, I unwrapped every single item that I had asked him for on the list.
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Spearing them one by one is the only option-and that's a tedious and time-consuming process.
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One by one, photos of the chaos make their way to Instagram — but not just any Instagram.
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One by one, we have to clearly state our issues and solidify them on a concrete basis.
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He greeted us one by one, mustering an impressive show of curiosity over each person's individual path.
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One by one, in outlying villages, Guevara-Aguirre identified people with the distinctive characteristics of Laron syndrome.
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But relax, those won't happen right away, says dietician Georgie Fear, cofounder of One by One Nutrition.
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Predators will still exist, and firing them one by one is an insufficient solution to the problem.
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The officers brought their haul upstairs, then one by one handed the items to McAlister to log.
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You're going to take the cabbage leaves, one by one, and spread some kimchi base on them.
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Here, we have an eclectic mix of funky moves that we need to dissect one by one.
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They just have to keep checking them and removing the ones that get nasty—one by one.
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I sat them all out, one by one, until they lined up the length of the counter.
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You can scatter them throughout the house so they find them one by one during the day.
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Elsewhere, the thriller described how a victim had her fingers broken one by one by the killer.
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"We are still ... examining the perpetrators one by one, this takes time," Argo told CNN Indonesia Monday.
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Around her, the other passengers died, one by one, as they waited weeks for rescuers to arrive.
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The company is adding cities one by one, respecting the fonts, colors and presentation of each city.
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That leads him to take matters into his own hands, taking out the threats one by one.
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Then the unthinkable happened: Trump stepped into the void and began slaying his rivals one by one.
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With the Freedom Caucus largely on board, attention has turned to winning over lawmakers one by one.
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Yet Europeans train their sights on the sources of growth and shoot them down, one by one.
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One by one the combatants were downed, then picked up and revived by a girl's giant hand.
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A team of international cave diving experts work to retrieve them, evacuating the boys one-by-one.
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They were joined by Hillary Clinton, who asked them, one by one, to tell her their stories.
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One by one, however, they are being located, tortured and killed by associates of the dead terrorist.
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One by one, he took the children to his torture chamber and did terrible things to them.
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President Donald Trump's enablers are falling one by one, and his dream world is becoming a hellscape.
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Specifically, Cruella boasts that each time the cat gets pregnant, she drowns her kittens one by one.
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The finished product is then bottled up, and finally, one by one, the team labels the bottles.
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One by one the pictures are often astounding, bravura displays of Moriyama's mastery of light and composition.
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Just go to Manage my device and delete recordings one by one or clear your search history.
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There were no games, but they all gathered and sang songs, one by one, on their birthdays.
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They then escorted them out of the cave on stretchers guided by expert divers, one by one.
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Performers are eliminated one by one until the remaining competitor is awarded the BeerProv Mug of Champions.
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Their efforts bore fruit, as plush retailers like Gucci and Tiffany, one by one, planted their flags.
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"We will listen to their request one by one and will respond if we can," Okada said.
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Hillary immediately went to work on solving the problems the bill sought to address one by one.
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From a distance, they are quite handsome, one by one, but, after a while, they become tiresome.
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But alas, even those stalwart Blockbusters have begun to disappear, closing one by one over the years.
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One by one toss the chicken pieces back into the flour mixture and shake off excess. 8.
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For the last 10 years, the observatory's parts have been put through their paces, one by one.
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"I've always said if we have to get them out one by one, we will," she said.
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So getting boys through there one by one, and the risk that they will panic is there.
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"It would have taken a lifetime to sell all of this privately one by one," Murray said.
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Over the course of 14 years in office, he dismantled the country's democratic institutions one by one.
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He quoted recent statements they made criticizing immigration enforcement and sought to rebut them one by one.
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Then, one by one, they put five chambered nautiluses into the tank, and let them jet about.
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GlobalXplorer will slowly integrate countries one by one and plans to announce its second destination next year.
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When Chu's Ivy isn't being smart, she's an avenging angel — taking out sexist men one by one.
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One by one, cherished local shops are disappearing, replaced by national chains or, worse, nothing at all.
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Mr. Hallberg played host, calling up the choreographers one by one to ask them about their process.
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ONE BY ONE, the principles on which the Brexit campaign was fought have been exposed as hollow.
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One by one, each of the five students joined one of the two groups, greeted by cheers.
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Then you leave home, one by one, testing the mettle of the person they helped you become.
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One by one, she ticked off her required prerequisites, hunted down transcripts and secured letters of recommendation.
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One by one, McCain's family and then his friends and colleagues approached the coffin to say goodbye.
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"A doctor treats patients one by one, but this helps a whole village," Dr. Nakamura had said.
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The gangs and cartels and criminal syndicates terrorizing our people will be stripped apart one by one.
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Trump spoke favorably of his allies in Congress, who he singled out one-by-one for praise.
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You'll get notifications whenever new people ask to follow you, which you can approve one by one.
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One by one, they were directed to make U-turns at a police checkpoint blocking an entrance.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — One by one, the candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination boarded their planes from Iowa.
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Sure enough, the dry-erase markers start to disappear, one by one, until finally they're all missing.
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"They (the children) will be released one by one after we interrogate and clear them," he said.
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Individuals are bullied at the micro level, one by one; peoples and nations at the macro level.
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"Bills disappear one by one, and somewhat fast since you start with the smallest bill," says Jennifer.
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But Wyndham struck financial settlements with them one by one and they bowed out of the suit.
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That hope evaporated the next day when Korey began calling people into a room one by one.
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Governments can choke off apps and channels one-by-one, but talented programmers will always create another.
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Chilean businesses must obtain endless permits, one-by-one, from a long list of uncoordinated government agencies.
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The boys were brought out in groups of four, one by one, each accompanied by two divers.
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Let's sit together on this West Elm divan and flip through its hallowed pages, one by one.
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One by one, old British names fell: Harding Avenue became Tilak Marg; Willingdon Crescent, Mother Teresa Road.
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He notes that one by one, the representatives of the world's liberal left fell to populist forces.
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Still, one by one, the big-name programs have faltered early this season, sometimes in surprising fashion.
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One by one, we're checking off the promises we made to the people of the United States.
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One by one the objects' acoustic shapes are revealed, and you notice you're standing in a kitchen.
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Had [we] not purchased the collection, it would have been disbanded and sold one by one at auction.
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If you don't use this method, then you'll have to go through all your apps one by one.
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Previously, you needed to save them one by one via the Share button, but that's no longer necessary.
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Cuomo said that they then identified the obstacles to getting screened and resolved them by one by one.
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Alternatively, swipe left on the home bar at the bottom to go through your apps one by one.
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One by one, these promises fell out the window as Calloway realized just how much she was undertaking.
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The assistant led Ibu to my side, where she grabbed my hands, one by one, then my feet.
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One by one, weapons were returned to the United States and retired, and European storage sites were closed.
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One by one the bees fall, a single hornet taking down as many as 20 victims a minute.
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Coal and steel plants have fallen quiet, one by one, over the course of the last half-century.
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The statement also includes a lengthy, one-by-one explanation of some of the claims in the video.
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One by one, young women have stood up in court against former USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar.
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But one by one, as I spoke to the people I'd come to know, they had many reservations.
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One by one, the migrants were escorted off by officials and medical personnel in white coveralls and gloves.
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One by one, senators have called for him to leave the race or risk expulsion from the Senate.
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It can exploit its bargaining power to get a better deal by picking off countries one by one.
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Anecdotally speaking, watching fellow moviegoers leave one by one was like witnessing a real-time trigger-warning test.
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One by one, my friends and loved ones came into my room to wake me and say goodbye.
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"Eeny, meeny, miny, moe," he says as he points Lucille one by one at everyone on their knees.
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One by one, recalls General Hamdani, his officers in Mosul called him to bid farewell before signing up.
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When Europe caught America's flu after 2008, bond markets picked off the euro's weakest members one by one.
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Early today, veterinarians in Bangkok operated on the 25-year-old turtle, removing each coin one by one.
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As the men wake up from their naps and leave one-by-one, Nola sleeps like a baby.
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Rather than attempt to merge 262,144 kitty cats one by one, I buy the cats from the shops.
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Now, rather than growing trees one by one, we grow them in groups, so they compete for resources.
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To decode a gene, look up its codons one by one and write down their amino-acid meanings.
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The more the ship is used, the more its planks get damaged; one by one, they get replaced.
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Is the most successful mobile game in history actively trying to kill off its players one by one?
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If you were a Girl Scout, you probably have some fond memories of earning them one-by-one.
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Today, users flip through each video on this page, one by one, in a vertical feed-style format.
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One by one, Google is squashing all those annoying Pixel 2 and 2 XL bugs with software updates.
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One by one they plucked the little ducklings up and put them over the fence behind their mother.
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Mr. Stone has the delegates signing it one by one in the chamber where they voted on it.
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MedCure began shipping cadavers and body parts overseas as individual orders, one by one, and largely by airplane.
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"I'm doing it one-by-one by phone," said Peters, a lawyer of indigenous Maori and Scottish descent.
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One by one, they go to market, opening and smelling jars, coming and going with ingredients in tow.
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And as Hannah grew up and away from Adam, I started picking off the fuckboys one by one.
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Go through each photo one by one and axe it, KonMari style, if it doesn't bring you joy?
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Then seemingly overnight, one by one, they were replaced by weird, poreless alien baby-face versions of themselves.
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A handful of women spoke one by one in support of Trump, telling short stories about their children.
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Politico reported that Kislyak welcomed guests at the event — held in honor of Russia Day — one-by-one.
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There they were put in a room and called to speak to a police officer one by one.
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One-by-one, MPs start declaring their independence from their reelected leader; eventually over 150 have done so.
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Sixteen women dressed in evening wear appear on the catwalk one by one, introducing a fact about themselves.
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One by one, the doors that had been open a week prior, began to shut with frightening speed.
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One by one, she played folk songs she had learned at five—"The Irish Washerwoman," a Hanukkah medley.
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Recently, however, we have watched as layers are peeled back one-by-one to reveal a different story.
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I did not stop using at that time, but I started cutting certain substances out one by one.
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One by one, mourners lifted a hand to guard their candles, unwilling to let anything extinguish the flames.
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They are going into hollow places and creating community, building intimate relationships that change lives one by one.
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Silver beards of saliva dripped from their beaks, and one by one they tumbled off their branches, dead.
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Classical string music played as mothers, fathers, siblings, children and other relatives read the names, one by one.
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With an agenda in hand, work through the points one by one, crossing them off as you go.
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Mr. Trump could pick through them one by one to eliminate the ones he dislikes and keep others.
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One by one, the corpses were removed from black body bags so fingerprints and DNA could be preserved.
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They echoed each other, one by one, at a table in a conference room after their pregame ceremony.
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One by one, they flipped through the pages of "grotesque stuff," as Coats put it, that innovation fostered.
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This year, the candidates spoke one by one inside a wood-paneled room known as the trusteeship council.
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She was subdividing the country into its narrowest possible parts and trying to conquer them one by one.
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And the celebratory lights that have been strung across the parlor are crackling and expiring, one by one.
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One by one, the tech savvy began using the flashlights on their phones to light up the night.
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He retracted his fangs, fixed his eyes on mine, and one by one, began to suck my fingers.
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As she tosses them one by one, she powerfully evokes a sense of anger, frustration, and ultimate futility.
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One by one, we take our cups, silently reflect on the intention for the evening, and then drink.
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The doctors and nurses came in one by one, all of them gossiping around me as they worked.
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One by one, the animals from the different families crossed, spraying themselves and frolicking in the brown water.
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On Soccer One by one, they slipped away, in those wakeful hours that followed Italian soccer's darkest day.
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Senators rose one by one to pay their respects to a man they called a statesman and hero.
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And so began dissecting how I could potentially be of value to each company/organisation, one by one.
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At first most characters maintain their innocence, but one by one we learn that their guilt is undeniable.
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But one by one, the 21988 attendees stood and announced their name, hometown and class at Maguire University.
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One by one, the lawyers representing the movie producer against sexual assault charges in Manhattan have bowed out.
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During my weeks in hiding, I watched on television as my fellow activists were captured one by one.
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As, one by one, they start to visit her, disturbingly different versions of their lives are on offer.
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One by one, they stood up to challenge the stewardship of their beloved institution, often to emotional applause.
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She described the route and where responsibility would pass, one by one, to her counterparts in other states.
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After World War II, capitalist democracies feared that countries throughout Asia would fall to communism one by one.
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"All of us were from Dongzhuang, and one by one, we started engaging in medicine," Mr. Chen said.
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But one by one, they began shutting their doors, until eventually, they were ordered to close by governors.
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Each candidate will take the stage, one by one, during CNN's 7-hour climate crisis town hall event.
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Other countries have systematically analyzed the main causes of crashes and then gone after them, one by one.
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Inside the chamber, protesters were arrested one by one, leaving once-coveted seats in the hearing room empty.
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But slowly, one by one, they started asking questions that revealed their foremost fear: the coronavirus death rate.
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One by one, owners and their dogs made their way down the catwalk before a parade of flashes.
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Those whose answers require follow-up will be questioned one by one in private, the judge has said.
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It was Postmates, she said, that forced couriers to submit their claims as one-by-one arbitration demands.
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"There are hundreds of colonies of coral that we need to relocate, one by one, delicately," Habary said.
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It was an elaborate process, because he bent over and kissed them on both cheeks, one by one.
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"One by one, we're liberating our American towns," Mr. Trump said of the work to remove undocumented immigrants.
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Workers will then use that perch to carefully cut the welded tubes and remove them one by one.
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It reads a sequence of symbols as input, one by one, to produce a corresponding sequence of outputs.
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A crowd gathered outside the building and, one by one, people were frisked and patted down by officers.
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He could excise, one by one, clean air and water protections that save thousands of lives a year.
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Police shut down London Bridge and began searching the nearby Borough Market, evacuating each bar one by one.
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It will be: 'Let's pull out the list of Obama's sacred cows and slaughter them, one by one.
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This time of year is when all of those holiday party invites start rolling in one by one.
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One by one, almost every one of the 31 Democrats said they were compelled to vote for impeachment.
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One by one, they take her home, and then she drops the act — that's where things get terrifying.
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"We have the ability to waive individual payments on a one-by-one basis," Pentagon spokesman Navy Capt.
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As one by one the partner-brothers died, the survivors made a settlement with heirs and carried on.
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That night, in the stuffy room, the women all stood, one by one, and pledged to support Mrs.
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One by one, they gave testimonials taking aim at something nearly sacred in the technology industry: venture capital.
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They appeared one by one, studying her from afar, then approaching to shake her hand and take selfies.
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She's all business but also tender; it's as if she's plucking them, one by one, out of water.
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"We had over 60 allegations...we removed them one-by-one and saw what remained behind," Kok said.
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Because, I'm sorry, blowing out candles one by one, I think we can all agree, is extremely weird.
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One by one, they peeled the messages off and burned them in a fire pit on the veranda.
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Naturally all the beepers started going off one by one as Bush took questions on the ninth green.
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He separates cultural and emotional human symbols and allows us to watch them parade by, one by one.
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As the song begins, the stars join in one by one to lend their voice to the classic tune.
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Over the past year, I've carefully examined my own bullying beliefs and started calling them out, one by one.
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His assistant raises its arms, one by one, to tug down the sleeves, as if dressing a complicated child.
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There was only one way to find out: buy a load of them and review them one by one.
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It might take a long time, but they'd definitely be able to pick off the rats one by one.
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As usual, she takes her belongings out of her bag, one by one, unpacking for her fifty-minute stay.
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Desiree "then stepped up and began to peel the victim's fingers from the cable one by one," Murphy said.
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Carriers apparently need to approve support for each phone model one-by-one as they come on the network.
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In fact, you can complete most levels just by sucking them up one by one and firing them offstage.
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We were forced to wait at the top as one by one people climbed down a particularly difficult passage.
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Its once bright green leaves are now a sickly yellow, and one by one they've begun to fall off.
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Karas then marveled as passengers stopped, one by one, to share a moment with the grandmother as they disembarked.
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And one by one here they come, an endless stream of suitcases that look more or less the same.
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The dancers entered the stage, and soon, one by one, began pulling their first instructions from a small basket.
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" He adds: "It's hard sometimes when you've had all these memories and then they are stopping one by one.
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She launched into "Pray You Catch Me" as her dancers fell to the ground behind her, one-by-one.
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They denounced said immigrants and pledged their support to Trump, one by one, as they stepped to the microphone.
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And Aung San Suu Kyi's fellow Nobel peace laureates have, one by one, begun to beg her to speak.
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One by one, the batteries died on the women's cell phones, their only link to the outside world extinguished.
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One by one, they would also stand up before 60 classmates to present self-criticisms of their religious history.
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And knocking each of these diseases out, one by one, isn't really effective: It's like playing Whac-A-Mole.
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They happen one by one, in and out of neighborhoods or in places (like jails) out of public sight.
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"China will deliver each retaliation methodically, and deliberately, one by one," ING economist Iris Pang wrote in a note.
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One by one, Professor Hung Chi-ting said he removed the insects, which were still alive, from her eye.
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Slowly, one by one all the other mothers in the Monterey Five show up and then Perry does, too.
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Let's tackle them one by one... There's only really one person this title can refer to, and that's Melisandre.
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One by one, we are keeping the promises I made to the American people during my campaign for president.
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One by one, the subjects sit at a table with a dozen obtrusively close cameras trained on their faces.
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And one by one, during a private lunchtime meeting that ran hot at times, they found no easy answers.
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Their relatives cried in joy in court as the men stepped out of a metal cage one by one.
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So I started trying to get my girlfriends to come with me — until one by one they got arrested.
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The ten inkblot designs are delivered one by one to the patient on 9.5"-by-6.5" white cardboard cards.
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Us Weekly reports that Depp is looking to create a compound of sorts, acquiring neighboring homes one by one.
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The film's last act is a tragic free fall as the inevitable executions are carried out one by one.
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Except this town is hiding a nasty secret: Lately, the kids in it have been vanishing one by one.
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One by one her submissions found a home, in journals like Poetry and in magazines like The New Yorker.
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His wife spelled out the letters for him one by one: "Write here F--O--R P--I--P".
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One by one, the others took off in different directions, their white smoke trails intersecting against a blue sky.
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One by one, the men and women who had been deployed with him in Iraq and Afghanistan checked in.
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One by one, Mr. Figueroa and his son, José, 28, took the gamecocks to exercise in a fenced pen.
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The prime minister, K.P. Sharma Oli, laid garlands of marigold on the white and red coffins, one by one.
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Tired of waiting for instruction, the CO breaks into the prison, and starts kidnapping the inmates, one by one.
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You can laser them to oblivion, inject them so they fade away one by one, or cover 'em temporarily.
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They locked down the block and took us out of our cells one by one to talk to investigators.
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The show began with Maddow placing on her desk, one by one, a graduated set of ceramic kitchen cannisters.
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It's easy to clear all notifications on your Apple Watch at once, or clear individual notifications one by one.
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He questioned people who had attended the trial, one by one, before allowing them to give victim-impact evidence.
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One by one strangers come up and ask to pet their little dog, ask to touch its small body.
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Breaking out the tasks you need to do one by one can help you stay motivated, Everplans' Schneiderman said.
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One by one, other senators paraded in to ask Murphy questions, and he answered them all with passion. Sen.
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The speakers stepped to the microphone, one by one, to speak about the horrific deaths in Louisiana and Minnesota.
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The email, which has been viewed by Business Insider, said the company would notify affected people one by one.
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Every advancement in LGBTQ rights has involved stripping away, one by one, prejudices rooted in right-wing religious tradition.
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Yes, that's 146, all discovered by security firm Kryptowire and detailed one by one in a new gargantuan disclosure.
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"There were three elderly gentlemen, all in their 80s, who we watched, one by one, get evicted," she said.
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Since then, the Stark direwolves have died, one by one: Now only Nymeria and Jon's white direwolf Ghost remain.
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The children, most of who are aged between 6 and 12, introduce themselves one by one to their classmates.
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In Madison's day, legislatures chartered corporations through special acts, one by one, to channel private money into public projects.
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Thanks to its onboard camera, we can watch as they're chucked into space one by one over the Earth.
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The burning ritual itself is simple—start your fire and, one by one, toss each item into the flames.
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People came single file, one by one, begging for me to slash their throats in an act of mercy.
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From there, you can individually decrease or disable notifications for each app by tapping on them one by one.
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Overcoming organized "machine" politics, sidelining paid detractors and distractors, they stood up one-by-one and two-by-two.
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One by one, they came to the front of the sanctuary and quietly saluted the two simple wooden coffins.
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Some definition is found in the playoffs as, one by one, teams are eliminated until there are two standing.
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Every January, the N.F.L. season hurtles toward its close as teams are eliminated from the playoffs one by one.
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Sweet was sitting in his office on Monday as the players walked in one by one with bald heads.
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The names were drawn from the boxes one by one and affixed onto one of two easels with tape.
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To understand all of this better, let's break down the three biggest controversies surrounding the film, one by one.
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One by one over several days at Nassar's sentencing hearing, the women rose and delivered their victim impact statements.
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One by one she attacked, and when it came to Kim, she trounced ... with an audacious statement about fame.
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Journalists were keeping count as the hard-line group of Tory rebels sheared in half, defecting one by one.
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One by one, Dawn and Marie's colleagues called the confidential toll-free number the law firms had set up.
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As the years passed, Johannes Brahms, Antonio Salieri, Johann Strauss II, and Arnold Schoenberg joined them, one by one.
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One by one, the worms accumulate, getting denser until a swirling mass forms, just more than an inch wide.
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One by one, they are dying in solitary shame with pill, alcohol or gun unmentioned in the death notice.
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To delete all the voicemails on your iPhone at once, you&aposll have to select them one by one.
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Trump significantly tightened sanctions as a result, leading to Iran breaching key limits of the deal one by one.
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One by one, a parade of Trump administration career diplomats and senior officials has offered a cascade of revelations.
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Staff members then began to call names, and, one by one, winners smiled, collected their prizes and hurried away.
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And then Vadik was in, dropping his coins into the slot one by one as the bus pulled off.
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Instead, opposition lawmakers filed out of the chamber one by one, shaking Mr. Bercow's hand in a customary farewell.
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One by one, RuPaul held up various classic works of children's literature and proceeded to roast their beloved protagonists.
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Nuha crossed over, then Shadi, then a cousin carrying little Leila, then all the other adults, one by one.
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"One by one we're checking off the promises we made to the people of the United States," he said.
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One by one, they stood before Judge Chan and updated him on their progress with employment, education and therapy.
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Our hangouts have merged to one Golden Globes watching and A.'s friends start peeling off one by one.
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WASHINGTON — One by one, they praised President Trump, taking turns complimenting his integrity, his message, his strength, his policies.
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Deleting a WhatsApp group requires you to remove each member one-by-one, and then exit the group yourself.
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One by one, I presented my drawings to him — much like showing sketches to a creative director for approval.
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We're not going to go through the new devices one by one, because nobody has the time for that.
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One by one, as they came forward to receive their certificates, they were thanked for their service and congratulated.
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With the whole store's attention, Henao introduced his leading staff one by one, and the employees cheered for each.
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The women adjusted their niqabs, climbed the stairs one by one and then walked back out onto the stage.
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And then bu-bump-ing-bu-bump-ing the trio one by one, down the entryway to the curb.
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They sat with him in the cafeteria, moving the dishes under his gaze one by one as he ate.
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After that time, if Congress doesn't pass a bill, DACA recipients — one by one — will face an impossible choice.
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So scientists have to go through sectoral bodies one by one to protect a vulnerable ecosystem with mixed results.
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One by one, they pressed past the throngs of journalists assembled in the hotel lobby, for last minute pitches.
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"One by one they were all becoming shades," James Joyce wrote in "The Dead," the final story of Dubliners.
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" The owner of the bag, she writes, "is using his hands as little tweezers, picking them off one by one.
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Rinna brought her now infamous bag of medication with her to the reunion stage, listing them off one by one.
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It's mostly a process trial by error—squirting compounds and chemicals one-by-one into petri dishes of diseased cells.
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A video taken by Efe even shows a mother bringing her newborn kittens into their new home one-by-one.
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One by one, the clients are asked to close their eyes and walk across the room without bumping into anything.
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We don't parse these tiny percentages; we don't track down every individual that disagrees and refute them one by one.
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Auster and Falk opened with a series of guided breathing exercises and then started introducing the sounds one by one.
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You'll likely need to email each company one by one, and different companies have varying ways of getting in touch.
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This week, one by one, these women condemned the doctor, recounting, sometimes in tearful detail, the abuse they had suffered.
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One by one, they knocked out the transistors in their map, trying to get at what the circuit was for.
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In the clip, 14 students were lined up against a building while a man pepper sprayed them one-by-one.
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One by one she calls their names and escorts them through the gates to speak with her and other staffers.
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Then, on Valentine's day, the zoo will livestream footage of its "meerkat mob" gobbling the roaches up, one by one.
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Eventually, all 33 were shuttled to safety up a narrow shaft one-by-one, in a specially designed steel capsule.
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Marines chimed in, one by one, letting the sergeant of the guard know that they were still awake, still alive.
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That way, they can just AirDrop them to me immediately rather than texting the images to me one by one.
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Instead, I use a liquid pen meant for eyebrows to meticulously apply individual dots one by one every single day.
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One by one, kids reluctantly began walking off into the night, to get some sleep before the following day's competition.
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That was where about 20 separate mini-studios were set up for the players to rotate through one by one.
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It's akin to picking up leaves in your yard one by one instead of raking them all into a bag.
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The first few episodes of season one introduce us to the main characters, one by one, via these therapy sessions.
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But one by one, he watched all his new friends leave Ali's ghetto as their connection came to collect them.
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One by one, European countries are slapping Uber with a penalty for the way it handled its 1.63 data breach.
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Candidates would appear one by one to answer questions the outlets are crafting with input from Columbia University's Earth Institute.
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We got off the plane and, one by one, started huddling in the corner near a window overlooking the tarmac.
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Chief Justice Roberts knocked down the challengers' legal arguments one by one but saved a plot-twist for the end.
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The staff handed me bits of dried squid, and they all woke up one by one at its pungent smell.
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But there are a dizzying number of possible combinations and arranging such trials one by one can be time-consuming.
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Snax was ready and waiting, picking them off one by one and earning the first ace of the Major playoffs.
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She'll lay her head in my lap while I slowly lower snacks one by one into her wide open mouth.
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As the trade deals come in one by one, we are going to go a lot higher than these numbers.
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She manages to uncover all sorts of horrible things about her coworkers and manages to out them, one by one.
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Before EU leaders sat down for their summit, Johnson went around the table shaking hands with them one by one.
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One by one, the mothers meet with Ms. Kango and describe their children's symptoms: fever, diarrhea, vomiting and stomach pains.
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And matching a suspect to his rap sheet might require leafing, one by one, through hundreds or thousands of pictures.
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Scores of riot police stood guard, keeping journalists and volunteers out as helmeted workers tackled the shelters one by one.
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One by one, each woman was allegedly brought out of her cell and into the shower and told to strip.
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In a painstaking rescue mission, the exhausted miners were hoisted up one by one after temporary power pylons were installed.
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The White House would be better served if they called on us one by one like he does with them.
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I really did a whole fucking album, but I fucked around and just put the songs out one by one.
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One by one, the other Never Die members drizzle beer over the steaks so that they pick up more flavor.
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For an American president, world events arrive in an unending rush, and cannot be tackled one by one, by appointment.
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Under a law known as the Congressional Review Act, Congress currently can only vote to void rules one-by-one.
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As news of the donation spread down the line, one by one the patrons said they were delighted or impressed.
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His sole mission is to systematically destroy, one by one, everything Obama accomplished, no matter how popular, successful or meritorious.
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Back out on I-40, the driver dimmed the cabin lights, and one by one the reading lamps blinked off.
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One by one, a parade of five relievers came to the mound, none of them able to stop the Cubs.
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One by one, they were asked to resign; if they didn't, they were told, they would be fired on Monday.
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For him to cover the perimeter of the canvas, he will need over 300 nails hammered in one by one.
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One by one, my three sisters — with spouses and children in tow — began buying and renovating their own old houses.
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And one by one, clinics have shut down under the weight of hefty regulations, threats to doctors' safety and violence.
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One by one, Mr. Trump, a businessman, has rejected core principles embraced by every Republican president since Richard M. Nixon.
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Cheering erupted as he and his team-mates went up the makeshift stage one by one and addressed the crowd.
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One by one, parts of 'me' have been falling away, leaving me completely empty of any sense of being someone.
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One by one, they unloaded their bags and, without so much as a "thank you" or even "goodbye," set off.
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He nodded regularly as presiding Judge Alphons Orie read out descriptions of atrocities by Bosnian Serb forces, one by one.
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In the original "Friday the 13th" (1980), counselors are murdered one by one while attempting to reopen a summer camp.
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"I saw them one by one, and I had to count them," Dr. Bartolo said at an emotional news conference.
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One by one, we slid, jumped or otherwise traversed down more than two dozen waterfalls of varying length and ferocity.
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When I told them, one by one, about the part that wasn't apparent at all, they were shocked and saddened.
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Until now, exporting data to these services for further analysis meant developers had to export them all one-by-one.
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Are the hard caked layers of stress and anxiety melting away, one by one, like a snake shedding its skin?
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Because it's a private forum, it allows them to resolve claims one-by-one, confidentially, and with no public record.
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Everyone goes in one by one and has a 30-second meeting where he'd tell you one of three things.
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Construction workers built 100-meter segments nearby, then pieced them together by dragging them across the water one-by-one.
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They threatened deportation for those who tried to enter illegally and said they would process the migrants one by one.
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They bombed relentlessly from the air, then, with their Afghan counterparts, went in on foot, securing villages one by one.
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Barbara didn't hold back when meeting the women one by one, pressing each for information about their feelings for Peter.
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One by one, they appear for the camera in a moment of repose, framed by darkness or a visual void.
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It's unclear why, but Romney takes his sweet time, removes each candle one by one ... and THEN blows it out.
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Mr. Cole watched them stream through his car one by one and argue with Amtrak personnel to let them disembark.
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All there is to do right now is keep checking lists and pantry, and knocking off tasks one by one.
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One by one, the responses foundered and died: Nearly all the patients became resistant and returned to their catatonic states.
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One by one, the seven celebrities closed out the video by promising to help Feeding America and end nationwide hunger.
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In preparation for the 1854 lecture, Douglass read dozens of books on ethnology, then dismantled polygenists' claims one by one.
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When the Republican Legislature blocked him in court, McAuliffe used an autopen to sign the clemency orders one by one.
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One by one, Mr. Sharkey displayed images from a selection that would go on view in Exeter the following week.
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Such contracts typically require two things: that disputes be resolved by arbitration and that claims be brought one by one.
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She greets each of her third graders by name, ushering them in one by one with a brief shoulder squeeze.
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One by one they strike the same position: a front bent leg with the other stretched high to the side.
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Not only do her stingy friends prove useless, denying her one by one, but her own internal resources do too.
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"For the sake of Burhan," the boy called out next, going down the list of dead militants, one by one.
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Leaders took to the podium one by one to condemn the repeated incidents of assaults on women in the country.
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After four young men from the same area were reported missing, one by one, the investigation transfixed the Philadelphia region.
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Waiting for the hearing to start, he shot Adele an air kiss and massaged his arthritic knuckles one by one.
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In comparison to that slog, Friday's votes were lightening fast: Nadler introduced them, one by one, shortly after 10 a.m.
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In comparison to that slog, Friday's votes were lightening fast: Nadler introduced them, one by one, shortly after 22019 a.m.
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Sitting with other protesters in Baalbek, Mr. Tleiss pointed at the other Shiite men in the room, one by one.
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One by one, the cases that have come in since the meeting the day before appear on a projector screen.
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Before Mr. Kimmel could finish introducing the cast, who filed in one by one, the audience was on its feet.
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As the officials filed out, Tillerson shook their hands one by one and handed them a secretary of state coin.
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Over the summer, e-cigarette maker Juul Labs started recruiting customers, painstakingly calling and emailing its users one by one.
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And one by one team members walk away, removing gloves, shaking hands, thanking each other that is was nothing worse.
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One by one, many formerly respectable politicians have joined a cult devoted to Trump's conspiracy theories and self-serving claims.
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The ThruVision scanners are not like individual airport scanners, which require forming a line and going through one by one.
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One by one they are giving their two weeks&apos notice, and you don&apost know how to stop it.
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Death tumbles the nuns one by one, scattering them out of Oby's story like leaves from a tree in winter.
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It feels like we needed more warning, or for them to be drip-fed into the world one by one.
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The title of the show sets them out for our delectation, one by one: Superstrings, Runes, the Norns, Gordian Knot.
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Because he's doing exactly what Donald Trump wants by killing, one by one, all environmental regulations adopted under President Obama.
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"If you checked carefully, testing one-by-one, then for sure everyone has it," he told Reuters in an interview.
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His applications to college had been thrilling for her, and she went through the choices with him, one by one.
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Kuan and I spread one batch on crackers, sitting in her kitchen in Brooklyn, and ate them one by one.
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