Or if something ... a child comes out in front of a car, you don't want buffering if a child runs out in front of a car.
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Some demonstrations have broken out in front of Trump properties.
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I saw him holding it out in front of him.
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President Trump has been out in front, pitching the plan.
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Ronaldo shuffled to the center and sprawled out in front.
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I remember nodding out in front of my sisters kid.
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IS THAT HARD TO SEE OUT IN FRONT OF YOU?
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Lesson 8: Get out in front of the impending catastrophe.
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I was definitely out in front of a big trend.
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But Castro rarely received attention for jumping out in front.
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They are often carried out in front of administration buildings.
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Disney is already way out in front thanks to Hotstar.
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I definitely don't want him out in front of me.
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You will stand out in front of the right media there.
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He likes watching them duke it out in front of him.
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SLU is attempting to get out in front of that here.
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By closing 13 stores… we're getting out in front of this.
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Like he just paddled out in front of a monster wave.
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And somehow that was all spilling out in front of me.
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But actually passing out in front of complete strangers takes bravery.
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"They need to be out in front on this," she said.
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I would not put them out in front of the world.
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There's a glass out in front of me on my desk.
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Image: AppleAndroid is improving then, but iOS remains way out in front.
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A woman walked by holding her phone out in front of her.
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But I doubt regulators get far out in front of the market.
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It's a visceral, terrifying scene that plays out in front of humanity.
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"Right now we're keeping the diplomatic track out in front," he added.
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Bennett did a smart thing by getting out in front of this.
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We ended up stabbin' some kids out in front of my building.
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So you're sneaking the equipment out in front of the army, essentially.
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A weekend with a few friends stretched out in front of him.
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Zwick said he saw dogs hanging out in front of the cafeteria.
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I give short answers and get out in front of the hotel.
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I miss having a productive day scheduled out in front of me.
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She would make me stand out in front and sing with her.
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Still, Fox is well out in front of both CNN and MSNBC.
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She's as real as the skyline stretched out in front of us.
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I puked my fucking guts out in front of these little kids.
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Harun's knees were out in front of him, his feet tucked behind.
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Business owners were out in front of their shops chatting with one another.
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Guards patrol, sweeping giant vision-cones out in front of them like searchlights.
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It's a mini-earthquake in his mind, playing out in front of him.
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I think they were brilliant putting her out in front of Mark Zuckerberg.
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I got Kiermaier out in front on a decent changeup, it was down.
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Fly the unit out in front of you and put down the remote.
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"Technology can really help us get out in front of this," MacArthur said.
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It all played out in front of TV cameras and quickly went viral.
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We had an ambulance out in front of the theater with flashing lights.
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Her misguided attempt to get out in front of the story backfired spectacularly.
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I just don't want to get out in front of where that goes.
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There was a big "for sale" sign out in front of the pub.
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The idea is push pillows of icing out in front of the tip.
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Women are speaking out in front of the cameras and in the courts.
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He has repeatedly decided not to get out in front of the virus.
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This young mother's incredibly personal trauma was playing out in front of me.
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Currently, Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) is out in front in opinion polls.
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About 1,000 militia members remained camped out in front of the embassy overnight.
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"There was nothing to get out in front of on this," she said.
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Beto breaks out In front of a home-state crowd, former Texas Rep.
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McConnell doesn't want to get out in front of a rapidly changing storyline.
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But with this announcement, JetBlue has clearly pulled out in front of the pack.
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He came out in front of a packed graduation crowd -- at a Mormon university.
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To make it go forward, I pushed my hand out in front of me.
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Just get out in front of it and say 'I spoke out of turn.
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Chung accepted ... and beasted out in front of the crowd -- and they loved it!!
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China is clearly way out in front in terms of size, production and scale.
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From Syria to Sudan this story plays out in front of our eyes daily.
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Atlas has no prior knowledge of the surfaces laid out in front of it.
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"We are way out in front of Tesla by at least a year." video
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Members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) have been out in front on censure.
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A circular LIDAR scanner juts out in front, scanning the space as you go.
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Others may try to get out in front of the chaos with aggressive action.
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You can hold it out in front of you while you walk (or dance).
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Suddenly, a van pulls out in front of me, completely blocking me from running.
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Extend your hands straight out in front of you to help keep your balance.
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It was embarrassing to have all these comics out in front with picket signs.
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"We tried to get out in front of it," he said in court papers.
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As they walked, Andy and Andrei went out in front of the other two.
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Chants in English and Spanish broke out in front of the Capitol in Phoenix.
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He's on one end of a continuum with Chance and Kanye out in front.
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Szuberla spoke about feeling like his role has shifted over time, from initially, in the early 1990s, being a voice out in front and trying to draw attention to now seeking ways of providing opportunities for others to be out in front.
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All told, it's probably safest to say that Biden is still out in front nationally.
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As I introduce more techniques there are endless possibilities laid out in front of me.
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Thursday was the fourth day protesters had camped out in front of the ICE offices.
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You ideally want your phone held out in front of you but angling down slightly.
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CHARLES EVANS: --that it's slowing down, you want to get out in front of that.
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Another was planted in the sand, scratchy bare legs splayed out in front of her.
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I'm not in the passenger seat anymore, watching life play out in front of me.
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They don't want to be so far out in front of all the other countries.
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A line of black smoke shooting out in front signals a rocket has been fired.
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"We dedicate a few parking spaces, right out in front of the store," Taylor said.
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O'Connor glides her arms out in front of her, palms up, gesturing toward Dr. Phil.
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The mother Natasha Butler stared hard at the pictures laid out in front of her.
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And getting out in front of it, like Jed did, is actually kind of genius.
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If someone makes an error, don't call that person out in front of a group.
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All this area was a few native species sticking out in front of the weeds.
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" Let's ignore the bit about drawing conclusions "so far out in front of the facts.
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And there's no big tech firm there that really is out in front of this.
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Keep your hands out in front of you and you'll be fine — no dragons here.
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Peterson pulsed forward through a gaping hole to get out in front of the Giants.
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An altercation broke out in front of Mr. Avendaño's home, according to witnesses and officials.
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The bus let the passengers out in front of the store on East 70th Street.
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Or was this an attempt to basically get out in front of this ICJ decision?
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The scene spread out in front of them is, despite its loveliness, nefarious and threatening.
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Pelosi's particular method — her arms out in front of her — struck me as instantly familiar.
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Drizzle patters down on the concrete of the courtyard that stretches out in front of us.
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Adding a dash of color, rose-shaped earrings pop out in front of her loose waves.
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Trying it out in front of the Grand Central Station Apple Store, things didn't go great.
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Fans still camp out in front of her house, even though she's never published another word.
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Seattle remains far out in front, with average Seahawks tickets on Vivid going for almost $400.
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Sure, it sounds like more work than camping out in front of the ol' boob tube.
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The show's female leads were way out in front on Sunday night, mostly getting shit done.
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We have to be out in front of our clients asking them: what do you need?
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When a student steps out in front of the bus it slows down until she passes.
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"If leadership is defined by action, then China is way out in front," he told Reuters.
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The hours between lunch and dinner stretched out in front of him like an interminable sentence.
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If you put something of value out in front of them, they will pay for it.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — The shots rang out in front of the American Embassy on Thursday afternoon. Boosh!
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Journalists camped out in front of the law offices where Kei Komuro works as a paralegal.
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The secret service always hung out in front of the camp, but they never came in.
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The littlest Martins looked surprisingly comfortable belting it out in front of thousands of screaming fans.
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They fought right out in front of the bar and onto the hood of my car.
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Cardinal Zen suggested that the Vatican's Chinese delegation was getting out in front of the pontiff.
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She held her arms out in front to keep the burned, hanging skin off the ground.
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Night after night, world class athletics played out in front of banks of largely empty seats.
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Sanders also may be out in front in Vermont, but we have no polling from there.
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"For Congressman King, it's always been tough to stay out in front of this sad pack."
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If I am a metre too far out in front of the people, I'll lose them.
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LD But my first instinct was, and still is, to get out in front of criticism.
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Standing behind them, she looked much happier, I thought, than ever she did out in front.
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By the time the beach starts emptying, tables are laid out in front of the Hut.
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Triple-slot flaps came from the back edge and leads came out in front of the wings.
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Start lying on your back, with your arms overhead and legs extended out in front of you.
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They set up a table out in front of Quinn's parents' restaurant and peddled hats to passersby.
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Tandy looked away from her eyes, trying to focus on Noor's one black tooth out in front.
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Mitsubishi seems to be getting out in front of the problem in the public arena much better.
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"People are putting Sears down, but I am out in front to change that narrative," Boutros said.
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Get out in front of that need and plan for your over-the-air updating (OTAU) system.
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Call that person back to the mall food court and talk it out in front of him?
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He's going to have his genitalia out in front of you while you're sitting on your stool.
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Zoning out in front of a show is one thing; actively connecting with it is another entirely.
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That's ‑‑ that's how we're going to ‑‑ that's our chance of getting out in front of this threat.
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So we wanted to come out in front in August and say, 'Listen, here are our numbers.
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Extend one leg out in front of you, keeping the other knee in the bent position. 21.
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The Steadman garden rolls out in front of us and before it is a glittering swimming pool.
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He let the vehicle pull out in front of him and called in the license plate information.
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You'll recall, they didn't exactly hide it ... they made out in front of an Anaheim Concert crowd.
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Rocket League has every other piece of the eSports puzzle laid out in front of it already.
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Seeing the targeting computer extend out in front of you, numbers ticking down toward the exhaust port.
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Competition from Sina Sports and technology giant Tencent, though, means it's costly to stay out in front.
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But if in time things go wrong, he will still be out in front on his own.
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It braked for several seconds after a full-size F-150 pulled out in front of it.
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Getting out in front of potential weaknesses could mitigate fraud and entice firms to work with Visa.
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She sat with her legs stretched out in front of her and stared straight ahead in silence.
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But unless you camped out in front of the plant all day, you wouldn't see the transformation.
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We must all recognize the problem we're dealing with and get out in front of the dangers.
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Now they're opening up and putting players out in front of us that want what we create.
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That or laid out in front of me as obstacles that were, now at least, recognizable. Manageable.
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The first 2020 polls of the season have some familiar faces out in front as early favorites.
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Meanwhile, my betrayer audience sat unmoved by the endless adorkable hilarity playing out in front of them.
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Surely HBO wanted to get out in front of a Twitter blowup or an outrage-fueled boycott.
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He is caught mid-lurch, his hands reaching stiffly out in front of him, his tongue wagging.
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The whole rest of the presentation was carried out in front of a prototype with broken windows.
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Dozens of people turned out in front of a Los Angeles building that housed the governor's office.
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Now, we directed questions out to them when they were sitting with the directors-- out in front.
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Raised walkways were laid out in front of the Doge's Palace and other parts of the city.
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"I don't want to get out in front of the responses that we will take," he said.
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The activity gets bonus points if it doesn&apost involve vegging out in front of a screen.
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There are guards out in front, but no one ever tried to stop me from going in.
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"That's why it's important to get out in front of this," said the source close to leadership.
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Does he get out in front of it the way Microsoft never did during its monopolistic period?
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When software products border on creepy, Apple makes a point of getting out in front of the criticism.
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I'd love to air it out in front of 12 jurors and let all the evidence come out.
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You, the girl, the night, liquid courage in your veins, the city stretched out in front of you.
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If you put a tray out in front of your door, for instance, he can't get to you.
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The camera is positioned on the nose, extending out in front of the body instead of sitting underneath.
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Legs buckled out in front of its face, the newborn is wide-eyed and looks ready to run.
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Astrid & Kevin The two are sharing sausages mid-kiss while sweating it out in front of the cameras.
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"The driver said it was like a flash, the person walked out in front of them," she said.
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At least five times while riding a Revel scooter I've had pedestrians step out in front of me.
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The two sit with a small chlid while a herd of sheep chill out in front of them.
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As in so many areas these days, the public is running way out in front of political leaders.
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" Derek's Poké Shuffle "Begin standing tall with your feet together and your arms out in front of you.
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"You have to be able to be out in front and still be able to hammer," he said.
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"International criticism is clearly biting and China's decided to get out in front of the story," he said.
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Others questioned why Facebook seems to be unable to get out in front of all the negative news.
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Trump, seeking to downplay the news, stepped out in front of Mattis' resignation, spinning it as a retirement.
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The technology was so out in front of federal highway regulations that there were no rules against it.
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An expanse of cannabis -- almost the size of three soccer fields -- stretches out in front of Abu Salim.
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It's like they were standing out in front of the theater and telling everyone as they went in.
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Here, fisherman in Alaska try to catch silver salmon with the Knik glacier out in front of them.
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She is way out in front in proposing a sweeping set of plans to move our country forward.
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Mr. McConnell had other reasons to get out in front of questions about how he would handle impeachment.
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Finally, all of our orders were laid out in front of us — and it was time to feast.
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On the other, a curved, man-made landscape rolls out in front of you, like a living map.
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When she is able to make it out in front of a crowd it feels like a triumph.
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Some protesters had gathered out in front earlier but were forced to leave the area, according to amNY.
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We thought it was a good opportunity to do business and to get out in front of it.
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We thought it was a good opportunity to do business and to get out in front of it.
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Russia got out in front, launching the R-7 in 1957 as part of the Sputnik satellite program.
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That was the sort of debate I saw playing out in front of me on campus after campus.
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We'll see whether Clinton surges out in front of Trump or remains locked in a tie with him.
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Imagine you're holding a beach ball, so your arms are curved out in front of you, fingertips gently touching.
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You didn't have to live it out in front of all of your peers on Instagram and on Twitter.
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KEVIN HASSETT: You know, I again, I don't want to get out in front in giving the Fed advice.
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If you're an advertiser on his show I recommend you get out in front of this & pull your ads.
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After dinner, we veg out in front of the TV for a couple of hours before heading to bed.
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Their features were small, and their faces were tucked underneath the brain case, rather than jutting out in front.
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Andrea had an entire fish laid out in front of her, and Tracy was sipping a thick, fragrant soup.
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The man has his hands stretched out in front of his torso, as if he was aiming at something.
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When he wanted to drink, he'd drink, but he'd never get out in front of people to do that.
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Angela had been dancing, her leg lifting into an arabesque, her long fingers extending out in front of her.
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As a toddler, "She broke away from the nanny and ran out in front of 25,000 people," he says.
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And, if they can't stop the bus, they'll jump out in front of it and take the hit themselves.
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Better yet, grab a few friends and actually act the play out in front of a few other friends.
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Place both hands on your hips or raise your arms out in front of your chest as you descend.
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I flew out of the blocks and, after the first 21919m, I was out in front of the pack.
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So it was exceedingly important for high-ranking police officials to get out in front of the dangerous comments.
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For the pharmaceutical industry, OBRSAs could be a way to get out in front of potential drug-price controls.
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Spicer blamed white tarps laid out in front of The Capitol for highlighting the empty spots in the crowd.
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Sharapova got out in front of the news in March by announcing her provisional suspension and acknowledging her mistake.
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North Dakota, an FCS school, cashed in on a turnover to jump out in front in the first quarter.
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In response, Zuckerberg livestreamed this week's Q&A session try and get out in front of any further leaks.
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Out in front of the Art Deco façade, the bars of a wrought-iron fence were shaped like spiderwebs.
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As COO, Cook made more appearances at public events, getting out in front of executives, customers, partners, and investors.
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When you lay the ingredients out in front of you, the horror that is about to ensue becomes clear.
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We were always trying to get out in front of people who wouldn't normally see that kind of thing.
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Start in a tabletop position, and put your elbows below your shoulders, hands out in front of your head.
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Eight CPD police officers were parked out in front of the designated sites and performed the role of lookouts.
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"They're certainly not out in front trying to be trailblazers, let me just say it that way," he said.
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Because if I watch it, and hang out in front of it for a half-hour, I'm sacrificing sleep.
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She did have a role and a voice there, but she was never too out in front on anything.
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We made it look as though a mirrored cube was floating out in front of the head and rotating.
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There were no props — not even a spear for Wotan — only chairs set out in front of the orchestra.
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As for running out in front of a 50-cal weapon, I think that&aposs a little bit OTT.
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In August 2018, Thunberg skipped school to camp out in front of Swedish Parliament demanding climate action from legislators.
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My arms trembled from adrenaline, and from holding my arms straight out in front of me for 20 minutes.
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Google's share of app advertising is rising steadily, although Facebook is still out in front, according to industry sources.
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I can't wait for my music to hit the speakers and to walk out in front of that crowd.
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Talk about that, because you know I've been out in front of this and I'm going to keep going.
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Rating: The feeling you get when June hits and the whole entire summer is stretched out in front of you.
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He's hoping to get out in front of heavy-handed regulation and get a seat at the table shaping it.
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One is to simply tuck your elbows into your side as you hold your phone out in front of you.
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I remember thinking it looked like an art sculpture fountain where there's a stream of water coming out in front.
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ScourgeBringer is a game about moving extremely fast and trying to manage the chaos laid out in front of you.
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The dog and the handler, then, typically lead out in front of troops to ensure they don't walk into danger.
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With two one-inch pieces left out in front, he pulled back one side and wrapped it into a ponytail.
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There's something surprisingly engrossing about watching first person footage and seeing your own arms stretch out in front of you.
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At the beginning of shifts, she told me, female officers were trotted out in front of captains like pageant contestants.
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Start with back against wall; walk legs three feet out in front of you, keeping shoulders and back on wall.
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"If there's one thing I still do, I would never pull my money out in front of somebody," he said.
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The parade is clearly still on the march, with the European Central Bank waving the baton somewhere out in front.
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The two have been working together and this past June they made out in front of an Anaheim concert crowd.
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The larger question is, with all of the accusations laid out in front of us, what do we do now?
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His work on his mechanics, particularly getting his bat head out in front of the plate, has boosted his confidence.
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They will pull out in front of you from some dirt road with a load of logs hanging way back.
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After one rotation, the Americans were already out in front, by 0.7 points over Russia, who performed on the bars.
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Sensing this growing public demand for federal intervention, President Nixon — historically not vocal on environmental issues — stepped out in front.
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Ms. Stone flung her arms out in front of her, letting them jangle along with the vibrations of her voice.
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Out in front of the restaurant, a BBC television reporter snapped at a Vietnamese reporter for stepping on his shot.
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I turn my knees away from her and pretend to pore over the file spread out in front of me.
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Biden, who has yet to enter the Democratic presidential race, is out in front with 28 percent of those polled.
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"We wanted to be out in front of everybody," said Rick Anderson, the chief media officer of the PGA Tour.
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I just about burst into tears when a mongoose finally darted out in front of the car I was in.
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Newgarden, an American, came out in front on Lap 25 after a crash by Tony Kanaan led to a caution.
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"This has made all the difference for me and has put the French Alps way out in front," he said.
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The launches allow the companies to get their products out in front of consumers before the upcoming holiday shopping season.
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Brayden Schenn picked up a loose puck behind the Ducks' goal and fed Tarasenko out in front for the score.
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"You kind of have to try to get out in front of it," Mr. Connolly said in a phone interview.
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Protesters in Atlanta braved frigid nights and camped out in front of the courthouse this week, demanding justice for Hill.
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So finding a gown that would make her feel excited to step out in front of cameras was a task.
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There are different accounts of the true spark, but eventually, a violent riot broke out in front of the Stonewall.
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Situated at the 70m mark I was confident that he would be out in front by that point of the sprint.
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Keeping your arms straight out in front of you, bend over your legs (as shown) and gaze toward your belly button.
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Begin by literally pulling every item of clothing out of your closet and setting it all out in front of you.
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Finally at the murder site, Gretchen allows herself a gory geek out in front of a bloody rock on a mountaintop.
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Kick with the rear leg and you are pivoting on the lead leg—which is already out in front of you.
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It's the equivalent of somebody reading a newspaper and then the letters are typed out in front of them or something.
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She said starting a relationship like that and working things out in front of everyone in real-time was "really weird."
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He camped out in front of the net and one-timed Valtteri Filppula's pass from behind the net at 13:56.
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While setting on a bench or chair walk your feet out in front of you, keeping your palms on the bench.
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The loud boom is essentially the combined sound of the waves that would've normally spread out in front of the aircraft.
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The final took place on a warm evening in Gelsenkirchen, and was played out in front of just over 53,000 fans.
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When else is it acceptable to eat so much that you have to pass out in front of the entire family?
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Well, even though everything was just about perfect, she stepped out in front of the flashbulbs with quinoa in her teeth.
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I'm grateful to the TV critics that got out in front and wrote so thoughtfully about the show and the experience.
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The Fed is rolling up its sleeves and preparing to get out in front of an expansion spurred by fiscal policy.
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That's humiliating us as a person, because we're trying to stand for something, to single us out in front of everybody.
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" In an interview with Reuters, he added: "We do not see any major multibillion-dollar acquisitions out in front of us.
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The image shows Mayweather on a private jet with stacks of actual paper currency (how ironic!) laid out in front him.
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My son was toddling his way around the backstage with us in tow when he tumbled out in front of Gord.
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I looked at the traffic outside on the street and thought, 'I should just run out in front of a car.
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To the extent that San Francisco is still out in front, it's a story of the past American half century, too.
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I would advise businesses, think about how this is going to play out in front of a jury of 12 employees.
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Within consumer goods, they add that beauty is "way out in front, serving as a bellwether of changes to come elsewhere".
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They may be celebrating a milestone birthday or nothing grander than a clear summer day stretching out in front of them.
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Trump complained that he wished he had gotten back out in front of the rowdy crowds he loves, these people said.
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Stretched out in front of me were over 6,000 feet of asphalt and a blue sky that looked higher than ever.
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While you should hold your phone out in front of you, try not to jab it way out like a gun.
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There's definitely a desire by universities to be out in front of those issues and to show they're taking this seriously.
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Josh's car was t-boned after he pulled out in front of a car that was going 853 mph, Lisa said.
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Obviously, the smart play would be for the tech industry to get out in front and clean up its own pollution.
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I was just in awe of this thing jumping out in front of me, a humpback whale, very near the boat.
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We laid it out in front of her again and again and she still said that she had a reasonable doubt.
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Wrist Stretch: Take a moment to shake out your arms and then straighten your right arm out in front of you.
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Then we stood out in front of the Banks house, and I just fooled around a little bit as the character.
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At the time, I thought this was sort of a canny way to get out in front of a big problem.
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So saying that, we've got to do the same or even more to try and stay out in front of him.
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And in about 15 minutes — this is not an exaggeration — I had a hundred paparazzi out in front of the restaurant.
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A girl next to the child holds her phone out in front of him, appearing to take a photo or video.
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Optic Nerve is a hallucinatory trip into the experience of being spilled out in front of a great piece of art.
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"So I had to work off the guidance from the day before or get out in front of Washington," he said.
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Larkin backhanded a shot that skittered off Khudobin's right pad and Mantha, camped out in front, flicked it into the goal.
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Yesterday's Democratic debate in Atlanta played out in front of Americans already exhausted by two weeks of tumultuous House impeachment hearings.
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I hated that there were 20 or 30 yachts spread out in front of nearly every beach on the southern coast.
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We laid it out in front of her again and again, and she still said that she had a reasonable doubt.
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The trailer for Blair Witch is basically all we know about it, and it lays everything out in front of you.
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Shouts of "Roll call vote!" and "Dump Trump" rang out in front of an empty stage, as anti-Trump delegates, including Sen.
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On May 7, Joshua Brown, died after a tractor trailer pulled out in front of him on the highway in Willistan, Florida.
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This is about getting out in front of Congress, in front of the IG, in front of what they know is coming.
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With the press of a button, you can fan them out in front of you, letting you easily reread them for clues.
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It was 2005, and she had just witnessed a prostitute get brutally beaten by another woman out in front of the bar.
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Johnson, 24, said she slammed on her breaks before realizing she recognized the man who ran out in front of her car.
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The couple packed on the PDA during the official after party, holding hands and making out in front of photographers and guests.
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Those guys out in front of that clinic and who were always there, we didn't want this film to be about them.
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" Joy Reid wrote: "And now we all know him, so he feels comfortable letting it out in front of all of us.
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Imagine a pedestrian suddenly steps out in front of the E-Class and the driver instinctively swerves to avoid hitting the person.
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If she could deal with Rush Limbaugh's scorn at 11, maybe she could handle being out in front of another divisive issue.
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It helps the companies put themselves get right out in front of government, and it helps [the government] become informed, educated consumers.
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"If you combine social and physical activity, you'll feel more stimulated, alert, alive than vegging out in front of TV," he said.
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Sure enough, a little old lady is on the sidewalk with a dozen deung spread out in front of her for sale.
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But he's funny, he'll sit out in front and he'll just wait for people to pass by and he'll bark at 'em.
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Her use of a private server and email was a major factor and her inability to get out in front of it.
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Were this playing out in front of any notable remnant of the franchise's longtime, devoted Oakland fanbase, it could almost be sad.
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Our poll on November 7th-9th found the Tories way out in front, with fully half the vote--nearly double Labour's share.
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Anyone who has watched a recent major marathon has noticed the pack of spindly men and women striding way out in front.
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After you've chosen the winning background, outline the objects or people that you want to stand out in front of the filter.
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"Kicking It Old-School"When it's nice, we all put chairs outside and hang out in front of the shop and talk.
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Finish this sentence: I absolutely can't do it without... Vegging out in front of the TV at some point during the day.
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Whereas Trump had the tax cut carrot to hold out in front of Wall Street in 2017, the bill has passed now.
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In elementary school, my teacher singled me out in front of everybody and asked me to explain what Cinco de Mayo is.
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My friends and I would be hanging out in front of the building, and someone would ask my girlfriend to join us.
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Outside of the front lines you could find "people discussing ideologies and civil policy" but out in front things were permanently heated.
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"Waymo, of course, way out in front of everyone," Michael Dunne, who runs the automotive consulting group ZoZo Go, told The Verge.
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Germany is just camped out in front of the South Korean goal but hasn't come particularly close to finding a quality shot.
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The writing can't get far enough out in front of the Holocaust not to drown in a self-contented sense of romance.
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Lindholm skated out in front, held onto the puck while Ullmark went down and put a shot just inside the left post.
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The puck came out in front of Howard after an Aho shot bounced off of the boards behind the Red Wings' net.
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PredictIt, an online betting site that allows members to "invest" on the outcomes of various events, put Cohn out in front Monday.
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Domestiques provide wind-cover, going out in front of a team's leading rider for long stretches and allowing him to conserve strength.
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"THE GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO GETS OUT IN FRONT OF THE GIEI," the text message read, using the acronym for the international panel.
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After Pence's meeting with House lawmakers, he stepped out in front of the cameras with Ryan and his entire GOP leadership team.
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Luparello said it's important for regulators not to get out in front of technological advances, which could prevent proliferation of their benefits.
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The alleged thief didn't stop, so the man ran back to his SUV, and pulled out in front of the lobster truck.
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Rather, theater is the place where the tensions, conflicts and ambiguities of democratic life are played out in front of the people.
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We're trying to get out in front of a coming bait shortage — the quota for herring is getting reduced by 80 percent.
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Google has stated that after this incident, their cars will now take further consideration before pulling out in front of bigger vehicles.
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"I couldn't believe it, but she literally calls me out in front of him about the whole 'not being official,&apos" Nikki said.
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"I think they were nervous, coming out in front of such a big crowd and first game on the Olympic stage," Murray said.
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The brand was acquired by Nokia last year and has dropped the Withings name, but it's still out in front of the pack.
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That could explain why Joe Biden is well out in front and why Democrats didn't seem too interested in nominating outsiders in 2018.
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Some parts were so narrow, divers had to remove their oxygen canisters from their backs and swim with them held out in front.
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Sean Spicer humiliated himself for Trump by stepping out in front of the White House press corps to tell obvious, easily debunked lies.
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"Part VII" ended with the scene of Marin's death — she was fatally shot and left bleeding out in front of her motel room.
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"Somehow, the puck had eyes, got through, went off my left skate, went right back out in front," Howard said of the rebound.
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I think there is still hope for him if he can get out in front of all of this and tell the truth.
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He told his wife that Sawyer had walked out in front of him in the dark and that he had run her over.
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That immediately spilled all of the parts out in front of me and led to an unwritten sub step—identifying all the parts.
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In a fourth ballot of Conservative lawmakers, which eliminated interior minister Sajid Javid, Johnson was again way out in front of his rivals.
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This news isn't tied to any specific product, but the company is looking to get out in front of the iPhone 8 launch.
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I'm hysterical and get in my car and I speed off to drive away and he jumps out in front of my car.
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Summertime is as synonymous with binge-watching and vegging out in front of Netflix as it is with beach days and outdoor barbecues.
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As they start to slumber, their bodies relax and their arms drift out in front of them, making them look like floating zombies.
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There's something about that moment when you remember that you're free from wires as you hold your phone out in front of you.
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For example, should a self-driving car risk injuring its occupants to avoid hitting a child who steps out in front of it?
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I just tried to answer the emails and try to get out in front and say, 'I had nothing to do with this.
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Let's say you're driving along one day, going the speed limit, everything's chill, and then someone pulls out in front of you abruptly.
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His hands kept reaching out in front of him, fingers grabbing at things only he could see, trying to pull them toward him.
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"To say the actual voters themselves prioritize the Court definitively — that's an impression that's run out in front of the data," Sides said.
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She then roundly thrashed him, despite his efforts at a defense, and left him knocked out in front of a crowd of hundreds.
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Without arguments, you'd be one of those weird couples holding hands at 65—those grandparents who fully make out in front of you.
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Critics claim lawmakers have gotten out in front of the science and that there's not enough evidence to definitively prove biomass's environmental benefits.
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But Ledgard barely noticed; he was looking at the array of mobile phones that the commander had laid out in front of him.
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"He'd always put balls out in front of the plate and say that's where you want to try to make contact," Markakis said.
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I veg out in front of my Nintendo Switch and prepare myself for the emotional end of my Fire Emblem: Three Houses playthrough.
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"It was around the time when conservative, anti-North Korea protesters camping out in front of his home every day," Lee told Reuters.
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Mr. Trump's hands shot out in front of him, as if to view the sky through an invisible telescope — the first danger sign.
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"Gary may be a little bit more behind the scenes, Steven Mnuchin out in front of the camera a little more," Mulvaney said.
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There are so many bikes during the evening rush that they pack together at red lights and spill out in front of cars.
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On Lap 105, when he was in sixth and surging, a blown tire caused Kevin Harvick to spin out in front of him.
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Way out in front are Netflix, which is spending about $6 billion on programming this year, and Amazon, expected to spend $4.5 billion.
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Are we such cretins that we're going to complain when America's treasure Misty Copeland is pirouetting her heart out in front of us?
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Thinking ahead to mitigate disastersAs the dangers from climate change grow, it is imperative that the US get out in front of disasters.
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Anthony said he was just tired of spats with a member of the front office playing out in front of all to see.
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The Tigers jumped out in front 7-0 on their way to a 15-28 advantage less than four minutes into the game.
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And an endless horizon, sometimes straight, hopefully meandering, that stretches out in front of her, as far out as she wants to go.
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He stood with his thumb out in front of streaming southbound traffic—cars, vans, motor homes; a police car slowed but didn't stop.
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They would be much better off if they just dealt with things privately rather than going out in front of TV cameras yet again.
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Across the street was another parklet, where thick desert vegetation—some clipped to resemble a triceratops—spilled out in front of a private residence.
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You're then instructed to hold your iPhone out in front of you while walking slowly backwards until you're 12 feet away from the screen.
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And when you break a nail on set, you bust out the industrial-strength glue and get back out in front of the camera.
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In June a student-dominated "peace caravan" that had journeyed on foot from Helmand to the capital camped out in front of foreign embassies.
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I would have to ask him the question 10 different ways, but he wasn't getting out in front of the mayor, which I respect.
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Jacobson sat out in front of the home he shares with Donnie and Jimmy Davis in Springfield on Friday and Saturday selling $1 lemonades.
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Finally, Teddy just blurts it out in front of everyone in what will go down in history as the absolute worst revelation ever. Seriously.
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But we're slowly and surely making sound steps into the future, and Vuzix has taken a surprise step out in front of the pack.
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If you sleep on your side but with your arms out in front of you, however, that could mean you are suspicious and cynical.
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It's a large flower-shaped structure that would fly out in front of telescope, blocking the light from a star by casting a shadow.
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It was just something that was laid out in front of me that needed to be done, and no one else was doing it.
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Moscow is out in front in insisting that Maduro remains Venezuela's legitimate leader, and that the United States is essentially supporting a parliamentary coup.
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"The nice thing about this pullback — while it's scary, it has actually put some nice opportunity out in front of us again," he added.
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So when all is said and done, there were some surprises with Cruz coming on strong, but Clinton and Trump remain out in front.
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"As we were about to land this big tree jumped right out in front of us," the note reads, according to Bay News 9.
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Donald Trump is trying to get out in front of Hillary Clinton's big foreign-policy speech Thursday by launching counterattacks through his Twitter account.
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However, Williams is still way out in front on the all-time female tennis earnings list with more than $88 million in prize money.
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It's your choice to keep going out in front of everybody and wearing flashy clothes and making a big statement when you arrive places.
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"If you could see your whole life laid out in front of you, would you change things?" she asks her future husband Ian Donnelly.
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So in that sense, the U.S. now is out in front of us whereas we were more similarly situated before oil shock came along.
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Michelle Zauner's second album as Japanese Breakfast, Soft Sounds from Another Planet, played out in front of sci-fi sets and outer-space daydreams.
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"Quite frankly the thought of getting my flabby bits out in front of all my friends makes me feel a bit queasy," she wrote.
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Keep your back and arms straight, and swing the kettlebell straight out in front of you, straightening your legs as the kettlebell swings up.
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Again with headphones, I chose between several playlists by turning my head, as though they were physical objects laid out in front of me.
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Few Democrats want to draw the scrutiny that will come with being out in front of the 2020 race, and Holder is no different.
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"They were the group that kind of helped us get out in front of this team," Indiana coach Frank Vogel said of his reserves.
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"It's very flattering when [fans] recognize you, and it's very funny when people start yelling their guts out in front of you," Cantor laughs.
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After my article was published on Jan 31, Broadly learned that Weiler wasn't the only convict hanging out in front of Two Rivers school.
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Having foods laid out in front of them also encourages babies to eat at their own pace and decide when they have had enough.
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But when you suddenly have 48 unoccupied hours stretched out in front of you, the idea of no Netflix starts to feel more daunting.
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There you have it: a Black Friday deal that you didn't even have to camp out in front of a Best Buy to enjoy.
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I ride freehand and extend my arms out in front for core strength, then I give my hands a good stretch to improve flexibility.
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An Oval Office meeting with Pelosi and Schumer in December included a long, open clash, played out in front of reporters and television cameras.
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If you build your life around it, your ambitions will always race out in front of what you've achieved, leaving you anxious and dissatisfied.
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Thompson had spent most of 2017 trying to get out in front of waves of adversity, only to be dragged under over and over.
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"The concept is to build your ship quickly, get out in front in terms of organizers and a field strategy and staff," she said.
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She has shiny brown hair cut short, a red cotton sweater, and holds her hands out in front of her, her fingers strained apart.
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Germany once again camped out in front of the South Korea goal and gets two half-chances but can't get off a solid shot.
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And I said, 'Annie, I want to move to DC for a year and camp out in front of the White House and protest.
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Action from lawmakers and regulators after something makes global headlines is good, but it's not enough -- we need them to be out in front.
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Mr. Johnson's speech was delivered late in the afternoon at the lectern customarily wheeled out in front of Downing Street for prime ministerial statements.
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Mulvaney on the other hand went out in front of press cameras and admitted repeatedly that the military aid was being tied to investigations.
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When you think about your future, take these last eight years and then lay another two decades or so out in front of you.
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DASHING THROUGH IT "When we run, we're supposed to brush our feet out in front of us and turn them out," Ms. Phelan said.
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I now spend every day taking simple steps that ensure I achieve the future that is so clearly laid out in front of me.
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Protests broke out in front of the parliament building last week after Russian lawmaker Sergei Gavrilov addressed lawmakers from the speaker's chair in Russian.
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"I was able to repeat my pitches, staying back and letting my arm get out in front, and that helped with the velocity as well."
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Tierney brought the puck into the neutral zone and centered a bouncing pass out in front of Duchene as he sped into the Ducks zone.
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With my hands held out in front of me, the Leap Motion sensor embedded within the Gear VR cover replicated them into the VR world.
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Now, Endgame is out in front, with an estimated $1.5 million in weekend ticket sales bringing its grand total to an Avatar-topping $2.790 billion.
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This was a target that Golovkin's very exaggerated high guard—with his elbows almost out in front of his head at many points—opened up.
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Sometimes I hold my phone out in front of my dog and ask him to eat it, but he refuses because he's a good boy.
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In one moment, Cunanan could see all the fame, money, and love from a celebrated man he ever desired laid out in front of him.
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Biden continues to be well out in front of a large and still growing primary field, and black voters are a large part of why.
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"The top issue is staying out in front of all the change and disruption in their business," said Abraham Madkour, Sports Business Journal executive editor.
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He felt compelled to get out in front of the base's ire over the Scalia replacement to avoid a later challenge to his leadership perch.
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And you can't walk down the street without seeing people, phones out in front of them, trying to catch the Charmander they know are nearby.
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In typical Zion fashion, he balled out in front of Hov -- dropping 25 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists in the 79 to 64 victory.
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At 6:30, the service staff finally came out, and then the teams, with their commis carrying his or her country's flag out in front.
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"From 7pm on, I actually do get the opportunity to make dinner and veg out in front of the TV, and just relax," Kunis said.
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Mercury stepped out in front of 70,000 people — plus the hundreds of millions watching on television — and delivered a 20-minute performance for the ages.
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There was the Venezuelan beauty queen, Alicia Machado, he nicknamed "Miss Piggy" and made to work out in front of a pack of male journalists.
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My YouTube spiral made me think about my own adolescence—how coming out in front of so many people would have been a waking nightmare.
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With eight scripts laid out in front of her, she confirmed that the road map for season 2 has been completed after months of writing.
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Yeah, I think that the sweet spot is really to get into a rhythm of putting stuff out in front of large groups of people.
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In line just now, getting coffee from a guy near the World Trade Center station entrance, a little drama plays out in front of me.
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Kylie's spot-on wax figure was placed out in front of the children's boutique, Eggy, in WeHo ... and it's definitely worthy of a double-take.
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She decides to stick it to him by crashing a recording session and calling him out in front of the entire band and record executive.
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Mercury stepped out in front of 70,000 people — plus the hundreds of millions watching on television — and delivered a 20-minute performance of a lifetime.
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But even when they're strapped in, astronauts' arms tend to float out in front of them while they sleep, making them look like tired zombies.
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She doesn't need to stake out a politically nuanced position on James Comey's firing or scramble to get out in front of the Resistance parade.
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The Cleveland Clinic suggests doing calf stretches against a wall or using a towel to hold your leg out in front of you while seated.
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Spieth, meanwhile, was also frustrated with his play but he scrambled superbly and jumped out in front with four birdies in his first 11 holes.
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Back in 33, the lender took a 3.2 billion pound provision charge in a now-ironic attempt to get out in front of the issue.
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The problem is that political leaders are always trying to "step out in front," but not so much that they lose touch with their people.
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I am angry that I didn't call him out in front of everyone when I had the microphone in my hand every night after that.
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"We had a good chat yesterday when we did the jersey presentation and he had his 50th test match running out in front," he said.
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And it depends on which degree — bachelor's, master's, Ph.D. The toughest road is the one stretching out in front of people with newly minted doctorates.
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When the then-teenaged Machado gained 15 pounds, Trump called her "an eating machine" and forced her to work out in front of news crews.
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"We don't normally file 100-page, 200-page complaints," Dhillon explained, thumbing through a heavy printout of the complaint laid out in front of her.
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He was almost entirely bald, but what was left of his hair jutted out in front of him like a rebellious quiff or a horn.
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On the Shinnecock's beach, facing Shinnecock Bay and the barrier island out in front, the sands have shifted over the years, as sands naturally do.
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All of this is playing out in front of a public that is much less concerned with justice and domestic violence than it is football.
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Keitany, who last year burst out in front around Mile 10 and never looked back, appeared more tentative and conservative with her approach this time.
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The protesters had arrived from several parts of the kingdom and tried to camp out in front of parliament until police dispersed then, witnesses said.
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A little unsolicited advice to party leaders: Be careful not to publicly get too far out in front in an anti-establishment year like 2018.
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Gideon slowly approaches Harriet, perched on the bridge railing, his hands spread out in front of him, offering promises of emancipation in a low voice.
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She then verbally calls me out in front of everyone if she feels I did not take enough (or any) of the food she prepared.
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We&aposve also written about how new tech could leave some industries scrambling to address ethical issues and get out in front of regulatory changes.
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That put DiBenedetto and Kyle Busch back out in front for much of a confusing segment, in which the manufacturer strategies were out of sync.
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" That plan has since been abandoned, and Roe said health officials on the Wednesday call agreed the embassy had "gotten out in front of themselves.
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Sanders told them that they were being tasked with getting "out in front" of Republicans' health care agenda, according to aides who attended the meeting.
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If you want to appear to have a chiseled jawline, Paskhover says, lift your chin a little to push it out in front of your nose.
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Out in front of their adoring public for the first time, the twins did what they always do: played, frolicked and looked as precious as possible.
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While, on one hand, I saw a limitless path stretching out in front of me, I also had a lot of questions: How does billing work?
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In the second photo, she's serving up looks against a floor-to-ceiling glass window, with endless rows of shoes laid out in front of her.
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Krasinski said he learned the most about how to portray those fictional family dynamics by watching their real family dynamics play out in front of him.
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Back in the glory days of the original Wii, Wii Fit sold millions of users on the idea of working out in front of their televisions.
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When Aygün M. stole some bouncer contracts to boot, Walter responded with a shoot out in front of Frankfurt's Katana Club, which left five bikers dead.
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Today, just miles away from the stadium, twelve startups are battling it out in front of a room full of NFL executives, team owners, and investors.
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By laying everything out in front of me, I was able to take note of everything on the road ahead, both on the screen and IRL.
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The ducks in the video above are so excited about seeing their favourite human that they're even prepared to waddle out in front of oncoming traffic.
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She holds a photograph of her head with the eyes and the nose cut out in front of her face and slowly rotates side to side.
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Initially the coin rolls on its side – almost upright, as if along a flat plain stretching out in front of it – in a large graceful circle.
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Most notable was her cute white onesie — which read "ONE" — that was covered with blue frosting from the birthday cake laid out in front of her.
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Whether they were touched by their fans' support, remembering better times or mourning a loved one, these stars cried it out in front of a crowd.
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I got really annoyed one week, and I bundled them up in a plastic bag, and I put them out in front of his bedroom door.
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Uber has previously trotted Pham out in front of the press to highlight his story as an example of one of their key leaders overcoming adversity.
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But, now that he's out in front of the press, surely he would be willing to do more than just attack Democrats for conducting investigations, right?
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According to CBS News, the white-and-grey bird has made a habit of hanging out in front of a traffic camera in the London area.
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Someone jumps out in front of the car, Bellamy crashes it, then they all have to fight to live and also to not rip their suits.
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Tonight is the "American Idol Showcase" — 51 contestants pouring their plucky guts out in front of a live audience — so it should be much more exciting.
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You don't have to go to a museum to view thousands of years of history, you can watch it play right out in front of you.
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I didn't have to wait long for another taxi to appear; one pulled up almost right away, letting a couple out in front of the club.
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Montreal seemed to tie the score 17 seconds later when Artturi Lehkonen's wraparound pass found Jacob de la Rose out in front for an easy goal.
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Since receiving his own show on Fox News in 2016, Carlson has had several controversies play out in front of one of the country's largest audiences.
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It's yet another way that Amazon is out in front — in November, the company announced Alexa for Business, integrating AI into more of its enterprise services.
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After dinner it was vegging out in front of "13 Reasons Why" on Netflix and a four-mile run before we completely wound down for bed.
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TMZ snagged photos of the two hanging out in front of Brown's new digs in Los Angeles, after reportedly going on a date the night before.
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Uncle Paul helps him handle a bully, while Mr. McLeod takes on anti-gay discrimination by coming out in front of a classroom of sixth graders.
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An earlier version of a capsule summary with this article misstated the day that Tim Tebow worked out in front of scouts for Major League Baseball.
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Op-Ed Contributor All summer, kids have been hanging out in front of the Morris Park Library in the Bronx, before opening hours and after closing.
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If you aren't talking with anyone for a few minutes, then he says you should look out in front of you, rather than at the ground.
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" This part in particular stood out to me: "Trump complained that he wished he had gotten back out in front of the rowdy crowds he loves.
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"He puts his phone out in front of him and right away I saw what he was doing: this guy is obviously recording me," Papadopoulos recalled.
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Like us, that little character making his way through a hellscape was always in the underworld, the horror stretching out in front of and behind him.
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Dozens had camped out in front of the court overnight — some even waited days in hopes of getting a seat inside to watch the arguments live.
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He worked out in front of NFL scouts on Monday in Los Angeles, with reported times of 4.47 and 4.56 seconds in the 40-yard dash.
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I felt like this was finally a case where we could get out in front of the stigma, and give people recognition right from the start.
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There are trees, festoon lights, and even a series of art installations for you to sit cross-legged and space out in front of come sunrise.
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In the years that followed, as ABC News worked to regain its footing, NBC News used the opening to pull far out in front in ratings.
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You can see the over saturation in almost every part of the photo: the bricks, the trees, the shrubs planted out in front, and the asphalt.Â
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One of those players, 19-year-old Leonard Falcon, jumped out in front of an officer and took a stance like he was about to fire.
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"We're hoping to get out in front and help create some sort of policy coherence," said Andrew Wyckoff, the group's director for science, technology and innovation.
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I like to think of it as a giant buffet table, spread out in front of me, and I want to taste all of the flavors.
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They just need to get home safely at this point, then mellow out in front of early morning reruns of Can't Pay, We'll Take It Away!
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There were a few people who had very good connections with the Salk office, and then other people were not put out in front of donors.
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"I'm not shy in my private life, but I'm really shy when I have to go out in front of a lot of people," he says.
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As the jury filed out in front of Bowen Sr., he half-turned away from them and the rest of the room, and continued to sob.
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"With where we are trying to go, lot more season left, lot more things to do, everything is still out in front of us," he gushed.
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Recent polls out of Iowa and New Hampshire have showed four different candidates in the lead, and prediction markets don't confidently have anyone out in front.
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If the story is important, we get it out in front of our readers through prominent home screen placement, push alerts, social media posts and more.
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They were drawn by curiosity, and hope, but mainly they were captivated by the story of the prodigal son, playing out in front of their eyes.
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The biggest gamble now is the White House's decision to put Pat Cipollone, the top attorney, out in front as the face of the president's defense.
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Back in Recife, head to Bar Central in Recife's historic district, where rickety sidewalk tables are set out in front of a compact block of bars.
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McConnell went out in front on the television cameras looking like he had been forced to eat a plate of broccoli, while Ryan was reportedly furious.
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Who might beat Game of Thrones: This is a category with a contender slightly out in front who's not from Game of Thrones: Pose's Billy Porter.
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They're going to see people at the shared kitchens, the movie theater or out in front of the community market just spending time with each other.
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A group of marijuana advocates is planning a smoke-out in front of the White House on Saturday to urge President Obama to decriminalize the drug.
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How about instead of people rioting, police officers get out in front of it themselves, and you guys are the first ones on the front lines?
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"If you're getting your bum out in front of 60 million people, you do your homework," the actor said on The Jonathan Ross Show according to BuzzFeed.
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Curly Sue actress Alisan Porter has overcome addiction and is poised to once again pour her heart out in front of America – this time, on The Voice.
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Kate Crossing, a Kiwirrkurra Indigenous Protected Area coordinator, remarked that they were driving along a bush track when the marsupial mole ran out in front of them.
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The helper asked me to sit up, and I foisted myself into a fairly uncomfortable position: Legs straight out in front of me, arms at my side.
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The deadly incident, which played out in front of his parents' eyes, was caught on police body-camera and dashboard videos, which have been obtained by PEOPLE.
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"I think there are people who are probably lying in wait, but reluctant to get out in front too far, for a variety of reasons," he said.
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Once I'm actually having a migraine, it's like, Well, I could stay here and puke my guts out in front of me, or I can go home.
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Donald J. Trump, the candidate out in front, has made clear that he has no need for Koch money and has ridiculed those who "beg" for it.
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My best guess is that, moments before, I'd been looking out the front window, into all the scrub and nothing spread out in front of our house.
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The implementation is well done, you are transporting them to the space, but you put your hands out in front of you and they are not there.
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On December 7, Donald Trump strode out in front of the assembled television cameras and did something unusual: The stream-of-consciousness candidate read a prepared statement.
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Sonos is, of course, thrilled to have its products and name out in front of the more than 780 million people who shop Ikea's stores each year.
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I did place a hearse out in front of the theater, so people wouldn't be so shocked, and so it actually looked like it was a funeral.
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I can certainly see the appeal in being able to see what's going on out in front of the house without having to leave my warm bed.
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Spears told PEOPLE that her favorite one was the 2002 "Then and Now" commercial where she dances with her abs out in front of a drive-in.
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As the bulls approach, I glance back over my shoulder to see a galloping dark gray bull swinging his wide horns out in front of the pack.
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The FIFA juggernaut remains out in front, however, and no amount of critical acclaim for the alternative will see the games draw significantly closer in sales figures.
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We didn't want to do, like, "The punk scene started in…" It's just like, 'we're just gonna hang out in front of Discount Records spitting on cars.
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The Dolphins star was cruisin' around in Miami when all of the sudden a little boy rockin' his No. 80 gear pulled out in front of him.
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When the previously unimaginable becomes the new normal, it is critical to have our mayors and other local leaders out in front to address these abrupt transitions.
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They had this nice wall out in front of their place, and they wanted to inspire other volunteers—and just kind of put his image out there.
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That's why casualties can occur, even before the storm arrives, with people dallying their way to shelter while lightning stretches out in front of the dark clouds.
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" But Collins added that Trump's "getting out in front of it maybe a little sooner than I would, in recognizing the Democrats are a bunch of hypocrites.
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If every gun owner in America voted for Trump, he would still need to find a lot more votes to come out in front on Nov. 8.
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Getting out in front of O'Rourke -- and everyone else this side of Delaney -- then, is Castro's best chance to make a real run at the presidential nomination.
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He came out in front of his commander in chief on marriage equality, saying in early May 2012 that he was "absolutely comfortable" with same-sex marriage.
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It is the shit that no other form of entertainment can forge, real life playing out in front of you, taking on new subtleties with every rematch.
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Roger Federer is still out in front with 20 and the debate on the sport's greatest player has mostly centered around the Swiss master and the Spaniard.
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He'd been signed by an agent who was putting him out in front of two thousand people with a microphone, and he would just go at it.
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Joe Biden needs to get out in front of this Republican tactic now and put it to bed before it distracts from, if not consumes, his campaign.
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Smith's three lollipops — swiped from the men's locker room and laid out in front of him in the broadcast booth — generated intermittent commentary from his co-announcers.
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" Providence Coach Nate Leaman said: "They're a team that can get out in front early, and then you've got to chase them, and that helps their defense.
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My two sisters and I (pictured) would go "dragged out" in front of the ladies groups to sing in hospitals at Christmas time when I was young.
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With four more years of Trump on the line, though, it's Joe Biden — the party's most known quantity — who is far out in front in the polls.
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Solos recalled music education: A performer stepped out in front of the group and played a short passage that was then repeated back by the other instruments.
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Yet on the drive home to Montana, outside West Yellowstone my family and I were almost murdered by seven bison lunging out in front of our car.
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"The drummer on one song came out in front and played the bongos, and that was the first time I saw a pair of bongos," he said.
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As Litersky headed out for work, the kinkajou -- which evidently had been camping out in front of the home all night -- slipped inside, according to the commission.
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They don't throw their arms out in front of your chest like some truck just cut them off and they're afraid you'll go flying through the windshield.
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But Mr. Stitt opposes expanding Medicaid in this way, and may see the new opportunity as a way to get out in front of the ballot question.
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Once he sees a staffer as getting out in front of him -- as Kelly did with his remarks on Fox News -- the President gets his back up.
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The shape of my life stretched out in front of me like a shadow, its terminal point determined absolutely by where I was standing at that moment.
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Look, I never get out in front of the president's decision about whether to take the awesome undertaking of using America's military might to protect American interest.
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I don't know where our guy had his stick, but hopefully it was out in front of him, causing a little bit of havoc on the shot.
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Days after the meeting, Mr. Shine arranged for the president to step out in front of reporters on the South Lawn and hail his administration's economic accomplishments.
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With just days to spare, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are announcing they struck a custody agreement to avoid battling it out in front of a judge.
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While Republicans tried to tie him to Pelosi, Lamb got out in front of their attacks by saying he wouldn't back her for speaker in a campaign ad.
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"The developer and us have the exact same interest, which is to get as many apps out in front of as many iPhone users as possible," Jobs said.
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In corporate America, this is the type of thing management would at the very least want to get out in front of before it gets out of hand.
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"I am excited for a commander in chief who fearlessly puts America out in front," he told the Wichita Eagle while in Cleveland as Trump accepted the nomination.
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They're teenagers like Marco Tulio Daniel Ramirez, who was leaning against the wall of the Nogales port of entry walkway, his legs stretched out in front of him.
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"I have found the FDA has been very forward thinking to get out in front of this and not wait for proof of harm before acting," he said.
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Lie on your mat (or the floor) with your arms stretched out behind you and the weight in your hands, your feet stretched out in front of you.
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Smith recalled that her civics teacher had called her out in front of the whole class and said same-sex marriage was the same as marrying a dog.
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But Parker had a chance to get out in front of the story back in August, when the biggest name in media gave him some smart PR advice.
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Then, day of, the stars rise with the birds for a long day of primping, right up until the moment they step out in front of the flashbulbs.
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"I tend to do a sponsored Facebook post most afternoons," he says, his eyes darting between the two iPhones and the iPad laid out in front of him.
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The group added some safety features, as well, including an emergency button that stops the robot if any children or small animals run out in front of it.
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Serena Joy calls her into her bedroom to remind her of what's at stake should she decide to act out in front of the trade delegation from Mexico.
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That said, Four Barrel is this really great place to bring your pitbull and hang out in front with your ten speed while you drink really powerful coffee.
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Pete Kaiser of Bethel, Alaska, was out in front early on Tuesday, but only narrowly, with a 41-minute lead over defending champion Joar Leifseth Ulsom of Norway.
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Coming off the final climb and with the peloton strung out, Sky's Michal Kwiatkowsi burst into the lead and stayed out in front until the final two kilometers.
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"The urgency comes from the desire to get out in front of something that might be important a few years from now," Nicholson told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Lartey-Williams was responsible for organizing the logistics, but still found herself taken aback by the opulence and romanticism of the scene playing out in front of her.
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On Tuesday, as public hearings played out in front of the House Intelligence Committee, Trump accused Pelosi of holding up the USMCA to secure Democratic support for impeachment.
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"If you know who this woman is and if you can give me her address, we'll protest out in front of her home," Sims said in the video.
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Or even on the investigative front — Mitt Romney is somebody who has spoken out about the president's tax returns, or come out in front of the president's policies.
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So if neither on its own is sufficient any more and they are unlikely to become so, why not get out in front of this and require both?
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So after Sputnik, the military wanted to promote investment in a way that would allow the U.S. to constantly be out in front in terms to technical innovation.
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But a slew of complaints of users camping out in front of the units and, in some cases, viewing inappropriate content, caused the system to remove that functionality.
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Then pivoting that side hank of hair back over his bald center lane and twisting and flipping it a bit so it jutted out in front just right.
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Sheets of illustrated instructions were fanned out in front of her, with a length of string for each person to practice on — white, with red and blue tips.
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On October 28, 2009, Veazey was on his way back to his dorm when a car pulled out in front of him and crashed into his motor scooter.
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Speed is essential when hedging—the defender has to read where the screen will occur, and jump out in front of the play at the exact right moment.
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Violent protests broke out in front of Georgia's parliament building last week after Russian lawmaker Sergei Gavrilov addressed the Georgian parliament from the speaker's chair, speaking in Russian.
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In the email, Kirsch said students had been instructed to say "Heil Hitler" while standing with their arms out in front of them en route to the cafeteria.
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The former Army Ranger said quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said he could be out in front with the captains during the national anthem but that he went too far out.
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I remember there was a reporter doing a stand-up with his camera out in front of a theater that Friday morning [saying] 'Here I am outside of Gigli.
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In the past year, she spoke out in front of a House of Lords committee in London and led an honorary committee for this year's Cambodian International Film Festival.
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" Osbourne told Yahoo that he's "made it my full-time job to get out in front of this as much as possible and to be as active as possible.
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A gunfight broke out in front of the police compound and ambulances were sent to the scene, television channels reported, in the latest outburst of violence to hit Turkey.
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Fans expect to see a story play out in front of their eyes like it did in their head, but they still want some sense of newness and wonder.
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TORONTO — Canadian director Denis Villeneuve's alien invasion movie Arrival begs the question — if you could see your whole life laid out in front of you, would you change anything?
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She says, "I feel sad for their family, to have this whole thing played out in front of the world, because I know what a circus that can be."
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That's perhaps a positive from the JOBS Act; companies that are uncertain about markets can get the ball rolling without getting their numbers out in front of the competitors.
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Everything is laid out in front of the player like the components of a mechanical watch, and every element of the game's structure has a clear effect on another.
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She was well out in front on the need to reinstitute the firewall between commercial and investment banking, a cause taken up in the presidential primaries by Bernie Sanders.
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"WAKE UP!" the heroes seethe, but their friends and loved ones are too busy vegging out in front of a deeply weird reality competition with a hilariously inconsequential prize.
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Then, her mom sneaks out in front of the camera, gets in position and bends over backwards, attempting a back walkover before tumbling over mid-way through and laughing.
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Hard to blame Iggy after Nick's infidelity was aired out in front of the whole world ... but damn, sounds like she's still ready to go pyro on the man.
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"The powers of the United States are out in front of this attack," Quevedo told CNBC at the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee Meeting (JMMC) in Baku, Azerbaijan on Monday.
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" After calling Lionel out in front of the rest of the team, his editor Silvio demands that Lionel include more of his interpersonal struggles as a "Black gay man.
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Saved his horses, then himself One of the evacuees, Bill Savage, has been camping out in front of a horse riding school in Merced for the past few days.
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While the couple was heavy on the PDA, that didn't seem to bother Nick at all, who stepped out in front of the stars as they left the restaurant.
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Bon Jovi — "Please Come Home for Christmas" Something about Jon Bon Jovi and Cindy Crawford making out in front of a fireplace really captures the spirit of Christmas. 103.
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The question is whether you're getting any of the same benefits if you eschew the power nap to veg out in front of the latest show you're hooked on.
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Democrats are trying to get out in front of the health care attacks by arguing that their party, despite differences over Medicare for All, is united behind expanding coverage.
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Hint: it's not sitting at a desk all day, it's what many people doafter that — sacking out in front of the TV, oftentimes for a large number of hours.
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As a comedian, you sharpen your skills over time—so to go out in front of 300 people and pretend to bomb required a certain level of emotional commitment.
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It quoted Moscow-based Brand Analytics, an online audience research firm, as saying that its study based on an analysis of French social media put Fillon out in front.
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Retailers have been out in front of the trend by offering more pink-colored gear, including firearms and clothing, Mr. Gibson, of the New York State Conservation Council, said.
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There was only one snag: Just after we marched in the rain and sung our hearts out in front of The Stonewall Inn, the straps on my platforms broke.
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Getting out in front here is a title that (along with bragging rights) comes with a $100,000 prize (second place nets you $60,000, and it's $40,000 for third place).
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When he would say something at the table, or when he would roll out in front of the audience, you could feel that they were predisposed to like him.
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The witness was driving home past Merry Row on the night of the murder, when he claims a man matching Taylor's description ran out in front of his car.
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Schickele Early in the run, my wife, Susan, and Bob's and Stan's wives were hanging out in front of the theater and they saw a cop car pull up.
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So many intriguing paths to trouble fan out in front of the characters: Did Korede really manage to scrub all the blood out of the trunk of her car?
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Slide the towel out in front of you until your back is flat, engaging your core and using your abdominals to bring yourself back up to push-up position.
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But tickets are limited, so hopeful patrons spend weekend mornings throughout the summer camped out in front of the Delacorte Theater in Central Park in hopes of scoring seats.
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Also out in front last week was an innovative live broadcast from Reuters Beijing-based videojournalist Thomas Suen, filming his one-hour commute from his home to Reuters bureau.
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The company has been rumored to be a target for an Intel acquisition for a while now, as Intel looks to get out in front of the AI market.
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But she said that he succumbed to the lifestyle exhibited by the men who hung out in front of the building drinking and "doing stupid things," Ms. Davis said.
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Trump Wins Big in Nevada Donald Trump has secured his third straight victory, with early returns the from the Nevada caucuses showing him out in front on 45 percent.
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It might then fly out in front of the officer to detect possible dangers, flying at a predetermined height to provide an elevated view or illuminating a dark area.
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Unruh has moved out in front publicly on the issue, but top-level donors and operatives have been re-examining their options for removing Trump behind the scenes as well.
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But as you get the lay of the land by exploring the map, you come across a mission story playing out in front of you and decide to follow along.
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Soul Clap, when y'all came in we were jamming, and then all of the sudden we were out in front of all of these people in New York and Detroit.
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Two walkers darted out in front of the car during my roughly 20-minute, 3-mile ride, blissfully ignorant that they were trusting their lives to a piece of software.
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But what do I know about this President is he&aposs the same behind closed doors as he is out in front of the cameras talking to the American people.
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We're going to put you out in front of 85,000 of the sweetest people you've ever played for before, and they're going to be pulling for you like no other.
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The Mavericks led by as many as seven points early before the Grizzlies moved out in front by 11 points in the second quarter and led 59-56 at halftime.
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" The scene played out in front of many revelers, including Robert Judson, a house framer from Rochester who had watched the ball drop on television many times — "our whole life.
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In moments, we&aposre going to be joined by a couple that was singled out in front of the entire country today with the president for their unbelievable story. Next.
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Deer have appeared on track in Austria in the past, snakes in Malaysia and a cat ran out in front of cars in Azerbaijan's debut race this year in Baku.
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Group fitness classes are a great idea in theory, but if you're fearful of working out in front of a bunch of strangers, the experience can be less than ideal.
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And he regularly breaks this skill out in front of her grandchildren (his step-grandchildren), Gus, Louis, Eliza, Lola and Freddy (the children of her own children, Tom and Laura).
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Scientists in the US may be out in front developing the next generation of Crispr-based genetic tools, but it's China that's pushing those techniques toward human therapies the fastest.
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I've chronicled all of these TV product failures in one way or another, and I'm surprised the tech companies aren't way out in front providing you cover on open navigation.
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Robert Linhart -- who was busted for camping out in front of Madonna's pad and refusing to leave -- is suing the city, claiming NYPD officers roughed him up during the arrest.
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A mural of Kanye West kissing Kanye West in Australia has become a miniature tourist attraction, with some even joining in the fun and making out in front of it.
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Students also claimed teachers would refuse to leave the room or insist the survey be filled out in front of them—even withholding graduation documents until the surveys were done.
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Xbox One owners are going to have to find another tool for working out in front of the TV: today Microsoft announced plans to shut down its Xbox Fitness service.
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If nothing else, now Jackson will have plenty of time to take unplanned naps without the distracting presence of possible first round draft picks working out in front of him.
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Sometimes it works for people, like I need to make a list for myself just to write it out in front of me and understand where to go from there.
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A United Nations panel said in a report published Thursday that the U.S. and China are out in front of global competitors in the study and development of artificial intelligence.
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Iraqi forces and Shia paramilitary groups have almost completely encircled Hawija, with the exception of a path to Kirkuk from the west, which stretches out in front of the watchtower.
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"The White House has better get out in front of this because the Russians are talking about it, and they're going to start characterizing it among their partisans," Flake said.
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Thus, we had to follow the same ritual: sit straight, with our legs stretched out in front of us, and drink it in a single draught, without stopping to breathe.
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Scandinavian countries usually top lists of the world's happiest countries, with four -- Finland, Denmark, Norway and Iceland -- coming out in front this year in the United Nations' World Happiness Report.
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The scientists, Nisbett and Paige Harden and Turkheimer, said that they believe Murray's interpretation of this, ultimately, is pseudoscience and is way, way, way out in front of the data.
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"We can measure how well you respond to challenges, like what do you do when somebody jumps out in front of the road," lead researcher Dr. Robert Mann told VICE.
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VICELAND's Desus and Mero sat down to watch McConnell's CNN interview, and one glaring fact stood out in front of all others: the guy is basically a turtle/human hybrid.
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There's been some research out on the West Coast talking about people playing with the vehicle, jumping out in front of it and whatnot… We didn't experience anything like that.
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"You go out in front of your fans for the first and your teammates and have a good performance, you feel good about yourself and where you are," Vigneault said.
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The women consulted the lists of potential wines laid out in front of them, all of which were divided by country or region, as well as by subregion or style.
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"We had one salesman get a top hat and tuxedo, then rang the doorbell and presented the key with the car sitting out in front of the house," he said.
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Based on the footage, Long found that Duda's swing was "loose and out in front" 210 times in those 60 at-bats, compared with just six loose swings by Trout.
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Stories are laid out in front of us, like objects, and over time we realize that they're all made of the same material, a solid mass of stone and metal.
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A view of the city spread out in front of me, a bitter spring-wind eating my rosy cheeks and hard-boiled eggs pinging across the panorama like flailing fish.
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We climb all 36 flights of the Giralda to see Seville spread out in front of us (except the side that faces the Alcazar because it is sadly covered in scaffolding).
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"I'm standing out in front of this bullet-ridden door with nothing except for a shield that's, you know, I'm hoping would help a little bit," officer Newton told 60 Minutes.
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In the past year, the actress has spoken out in front of a House of Lords committee in London and led an honorary committee for this year's Cambodian International Film Festival.
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The most important plan, for him, was to bring Lee to the Times Square Show the next morning and for them to make a mural out in front of the building.
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Countless other athletes from foreign nations and Brazil itself, plus judges, ball boys and practically anyone who steps out in front of the crowd, have been roundly booed at some point.
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"Judge Kavanaugh has become the victim of a televised witch hunt playing out in front of his own family," a message blasted to campaign supporters said immediately after the press conference.
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As a solo performer on Cher, she was also out in front as the monologuing subject — not the usual feminine object — of the show's humor, developing her trademark risqué, winking attitude.
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The constitutional claims are among many playing out in front of Laura Taylor Swain, the federal judge overseeing Puerto Rico's case, which is being heard in San Juan and New York.
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Determined to be the first person in the entire world to get an iPhone 8, he camped out in front of a Sydney Apple store days before the announcement even started.
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During a coworker outing a couple months after I met him (no bosses, only young entry-level people), we got really drunk and ended up making out in front of everyone.
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"If Aramco becomes 70% shareholder of the company and Sabic becomes the chemical arm of Aramco and the kingdom, this is going to push the company out in front," he said.
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It doesn't span the entire width of the display, so it looks silly, but it's sticking way too far out in front, taking up the kind of space a pedestal shouldn't.
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Polls predicted Bolsonaro would come out in front on Sunday, but he far outperformed expectations, blazing past competitors with more financing, institutional backing of parties and free air time on television.
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As it turned out, he rode the last 10 laps out in front, leaving Britain's Cavendish to take the silver 13 points adrift and Hansen the bronze a further two back.
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To be on stage and belting it out in front of, you know, like, so many people and potentially get—people will be like 'uh, I don't want to hear it.
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Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, government officials need to do an even better job of getting out in front of the tech and supporting it as it comes down the road.
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"It could be that there's a big jumbled mess of people and nobody clearly out in front," said Jim Jonas, a Colorado-based consultant who has worked extensively with independent candidates.
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As she was less than 20 meters from the line believing the bronze medal was in her grasp, a senior official stepped out in front of her to confirm her disqualification.
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In the brief period when Alphabet was out in front, I got a lot of calls and emails from reporters asking for comment about the significance of the change in leadership.
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He says the report is months "out in front" of where Tesla is, as it was pegged to a January timeline while the project did not get underway until October 2014.
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A source close to the former NY Jets safety tells us another driver abruptly pulled out in front of him, causing him to swerve into oncoming traffic to avoid hitting her.
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Thus began an unlikely 20-year union between two subcultures, one that has left an indelible mark on Angeleno club culture and is still playing out in front of our eyes.
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For China specifically, while AWS and Microsoft are in the top five ranking in China, the market is led by Alibaba (a long way out in front) followed by China Telecom.
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The defense of Werth in left has been better of late, and he has hit for power at times but has also been out in front of breaking balls at times.
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They can now confidently say that the statue of Psamtik I was 26 ft tall, and that he was depicted with his left arm held out in front of his body.
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"It's very difficult to be able to know the impact that competitors are having on them, because they just keep going out in front of them into new markets," Smith said.
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Carnevale stresses that companies should get out in front of any issue by communicating "the things president-elect Trump would think highly of" in an effort to avoid drawing his ire.
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The same happened with Miocic off-balanced Werdum with an inside low kick—Miocic's hands shot out in front of him like a mummy and he began swinging the hammer again.
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During a recent meeting at his outpost in Nangarhar Province, the team leader of a Special Forces unit pointed to a map of Deh Bala spread out in front of him.
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One lawmaker, Oleh Lyashko of the Radical Party, got out in front of potential popular outrage by signaling clearly his allegiance in this opening gulf between the people and the elite.
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"We don't know if he had a medical emergency or if he fell asleep at the wheel or if an animal jumped out in front of the car," Trooper Axtman said.
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You resent Sarah Jessica Parker because the "Sex and the City" tour bus stops out in front of your home in the West Village every morning and wakes you up. Deny.
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The game went down to the final minute, but two big 269-pointers by the Oregon sophomore Tyler Dorsey kept the Ducks just out in front for a 254-253 win.
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Infosys is, in effect, getting out in front of presidential criticism of outsourcing in a way that makes Mr. Trump's plan appear effective — even though no real reforms have been broached.
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I mean, I saw...[scoffs] you know, on a hot summer day in Harlem, you know, guys would sit out in front of their social clubs, and they'd be in shorts.
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It is the predictable response of corporations trying to get out in front of criticisms that blame corporations for socioeconomic problems ranging from wealth and income inequality to the opioid crisis.
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Currently, the willingness, even eagerness, of states to get out in front of the BDS movement and put the weight of their investment and contracting dollars behind countering it is heartening.
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"If you have to stop for traffic then don't pull right behind the vehicle in front of you, try to leave yourself an out in front, at all times," Pilgrim adds.
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DAVID WALDSTEIN A 7-43 run capped by a Jordan Goldwire 3-pointer finally allows Duke to get its head out in front of a game and feisty North Dakota State.
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And after marching out in front of the US delegation during the opening ceremony and competing earlier this week, she has become the first hijab-wearing American to win a medal.
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Beginning with the slow-speed Bronco chase that interrupted network broadcasts of the 1994 NBA finals between the Knicks and Rockets, Simpson's story played out in front of a national audience.
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Most of those have played out in front of the RHOC cameras, the Housewives shedding tear after tear as they try to navigate through the emotional and financial strains their divorces brought.
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Or perhaps, in our hearts, we all empathize with that nightmarish moment where the boss calls you out in front of the whole office and you have to think on your feet.
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"We were experiencing a terribly difficult period in our marriage that would be hard on any couple, let alone a couple living it out in front of a camera crew," Reagan tweeted.
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But in an age of product placement, micro-targeting, and auto-playing video ads, billboards are still an effective way to get your brand name out in front of a captive audience.
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Still, we're sitting out here twiddling our thumbs, out in front of it all, because it's going to take another couple years for these guys to catch up to where we are.
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"But the reality is I can hold a camera out in front of me and turn in a circle until I find the right lighting and find my best angle," she said.
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The Cleveland Browns QB was taking questions from the media at his daily press conference when he got fed up with a reporter ... and chewed the guy out in front of everyone.
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I think a lot of people agree with us, but they don't feel like stepping out in front because they're afraid of other people thinking they're communists or anti-capitalists or something.
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That way, you can reach out in front of you to interact with virtual objects in an AR scene while the Leap Motion module takes care of the tracking and gesture input.
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She is so sexy, dances around all day and likes to have a drink with me and dance with my dad and they make out in front of me and it's gross.
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After a long campaign—and, some supporters feel, a bitter defeat—versus Hillary Clinton in 22007, Mr Sanders is hoping his progressivism-first strategy can put him out in front once again.
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We'll be all dressed up and 30 minutes before the party starts, with all our kids, we'll be out in front of my house and [could] just maybe take a picture there?
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With its announcement, the Harrisburg Diocese became the second of six dioceses under investigation by the state to get out in front of a pending grand jury report on clergy sex abuse.
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From Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's first major speech to some senators standing out in front of a gas station, here are some of the GIFable moments the week had to offer.
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He got out in front of caricaturists by mocking himself (and his opponents) while simultaneously understanding how to "star" in a televisual campaign and deftly time a one-liner during a debate.
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The senator sought to get out in front of criticism of those claims by releasing the results of a DNA test in October that showed "strong evidence" she had Native American ancestry.
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Pujols' homer lifts Angels past Rangers ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers had an answer the first two times the Los Angeles Angels stuck their nose out in front of them Friday night.
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After left winger Tobias Rieder missed a rebound opportunity at the left post, Richardson corralled a loose puck in the corner and skated out in front of the net without much resistance.
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As of early summer, Van Hollen had raised three times as much as Edwards in funds — yet an internal poll from late August shows Edwards a couple of points out in front.
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The car would almost certainly have been aware of the pedestrian, but it's also possible that she moved out in front of the car faster than the car could reasonably be stopped.
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If you're among the legion of Netflix subscribers, chances are you spent at least part of the holidays and the better beginning of January camped out in front of Making a Murderer.
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Facebook is being used for a coordinated disinformation campaign again — but this time, it's getting way out in front of the threat, before it's even clear where the threat is coming from.
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You see the same thing being played out in front of your TV screen every night, with the president touting hydroxychloroquine or as some other sort of cure that he's sure works.
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Final Resting Pose: For the traditional version, lower the legs out in front of you, flop the feet outward, and release your hands by your side with your palms facing the ceiling.
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"This is clearly something that's driven by events that the U.S. government wants to get out in front of," said Michael Knights, a fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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One remembers, for instance, that Denzel Washington's SAG award for best lead actor in a motion picture in "Fences" had placed him out in front of other contenders for the same Oscar.
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The colt was dropped to 17th place after Churchill Downs stewards ruled that Saez had interfered with multiple horses by drifting out in front of War of Will during the final turn.
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The weather was perfect, it was her daughter's second birthday, and some potential traffic in her quest for a record-tying 24th Grand Slam singles title cleared out in front of her.
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Although I wouldn't buy it all at once," Cramer said, framing the meeting as "a cleansing moment where management resets expectations ... by getting all the potential negatives out in front of you.
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Although I wouldn't buy it all at once," Cramer said, framing the meeting as "a cleansing moment where management resets expectations ... by getting all the potential negatives out in front of you.
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The rules are clearly an attempt to not only address ongoing safety concerns in high-risk areas like airports and stadiums, but also to get out in front of ever-crowding skies.
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She was very tense, though she pretended not to be as she sat with her legs kicked out in front of her; she was without the pretense of a book this time.
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Sounds nice — but recent polls of Massachusetts, Vermont, Michigan, and Illinois have all shown Trump far out in front, with Rubio and Kasich effectively tied for a weak second (sometimes alongside Cruz).
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His lead leg is extended out in front of him, a danger, many would argue, of being slowly chopped down by kicks throughout the fight and susceptible to the single-leg takedown.
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FERRECHI: And it&aposs the most important battle for the president, because you win the P.R. battle, you get out in front of this whole impeachment threat because people in Congress will listen.
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Unfortunately, that narrative is the narrative that took hold and I think the police departments took that as an example of what happens when you don't get out in front of the story.
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The way her personal life has played out in front of us makes this song feel incredibly intimate, so if it's true, hearing Pardison Fontaine on the reference track was a little disappointing.
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What if the new iPhone uses its AR to change your perspective on the road, so you can see the name of the highway and your direction laid out in front of you?
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Their dancers work out in front of Jacques-Louis David's epic Coronation of Napoleon (painted 1806-18203) and another painting by the master, The Intervention of the Sabine Women, also makes an appearance.
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Writer, producer, and director Nell Scovell has been behind the scenes for years but now she's out in front of the camera to promote her first solo book project, Just The Funny Parts.
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Florida authorities are moving to arrest a white man who pulled a gun out in front of several black college students in an apparent attempt to stop them from entering an apartment building.
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This entire thrilling, nerve-wracking process plays out in front of a live audience numbering in the thousands, and it's also live-streamed around the world (and available later on-demand) on TechCrunch.
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Its members are channeling the same spirit as the Sunrise Movement in the US, which camped out in front of Democratic National Committee headquarters to demand the 3.53 presidential candidates debate climate change.
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The benefits to Republicans would be that if they think a spectacular Trump scandal collapse is imminent, it would be better to get out in front of it before the damage gets worse.
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Former Heisman Trophy winner and aspiring professional baseball player Tim Tebow worked out in front of 42 MLB scouts on Tuesday in California, where he took batting practice, shagged fly balls, and more.
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The protesters, who have been camped out in front of City Hall since early July, say Beck has supported an officer who shot to death 30-year-old Redel Jones in an alley.
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It's probably a reasonably rare problem, and Apple updated its support page in order to get out in front of the issue, so the company has something to point to when people complain.
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Kevin Hart is getting out in front of a messy situation by apologizing publicly to his wife and kids, and TMZ has learned it's all over a video that looks like he's cheating.
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So the delay to 2018 isn't that dramatic, but it still leaves rival SpaceX out in front in the race to be the first private US company to deliver astronauts to the ISS.
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"Avengers: Endgame" arrives in theaters this week, and directors Anthony and Joe Russo are getting out in front of the problem ... cajoling moviegoers into keeping their mouths shut after they see the flick.
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That means even if you plan to camp out in front of an Apple Store on launch day, it won't have an iPhone 27 Plus or Jet Black iPhone 27 to sell you.
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Police used water cannon when scuffles broke out in front of the Bourse, which has become a symbolic rallying point for people to pay their respects to those who died in Tuesday's attacks.
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Scott Disick may no longer be dating a Keeping Up With the Kardashians star but it seems he has not tired of having his love life play out in front of the camera.
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It's the kind of subject that can fill a book, but perhaps the most common mistake people make is that they kick their feet far out in front of them when they run.
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The company's become accustomed to getting out in front of the conversations about automation taking away human jobs, noting than the two spaces will combine to create more than 2,500 full-time positions.
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Trudeau appears unsure whether he wants to engage any further, specifically whether he wants to reach out in front of a horde of cameras and grab it while they go click, click, click.
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"There's been children who have been intentionally trying to walk out in front of cars in the morning and we've had to pull them back," said one school staffer with 21.8 years' experience.
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In the 153-second montage above, YouTuber TheBabblingBiker encounters people on bikes running red lights, texting, and — most scary of all — casually peddling out in front of him at junctions without even looking.
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In a scenario in which Anaya ran for the PAN alone, he and Meade each drew 16 percent of the vote, with Lopez Obrador out in front at 32 percent, the poll showed.
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You can see the pain in 27-year-old Quiwanna Mungin's face as she thrusts the walker out in front of her, the way her hands shake as her grandmother lights her cigarette.
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She recalls vividly the feeling she had at nine years old when gunshots rang out in front of her house in north Philadelphia just as her mother was walking out the front door.
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"As sexual assault has come to the forefront more and more, it's a public issue now, which is, quite frankly, why I'm surprised universities don't get out in front of it," said McEwan.
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With Johnson way out in front of the race to replace Prime Minister Theresa May, both were asked repeatedly to prove that they would take Britain out of the European Union on Oct.
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The blog post appears to be a way to get out in front of software changes made by Apple and Google that could unsettle Facebook users given the company's poor reputation for privacy.
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Ted Metellus, a director for event development in his first year with the Road Runners, was out in front and went straight at a traffic light where a left should have been made.
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After weeks of trailing Marine Le Pen's far-right Rassemblement National party, formerly the National Front, in polls for May's elections to the European Parliament, Mr. Macron has finally crept out in front.
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Fast-forward to Thursday morning ... when Bron and the Lakers were working out in front of the Lakers facility in El Segundo and gave the media a sneak peek at his new art.
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"We got way out in front of it because the last thing you want to deal with on your wedding day was worrying about what to wear," Leeper told CNBC in an interview.
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News from elsewhere on the internet Essential stories from WIRED's canonCalifornia may often be out in front of other states' environmental regulations, but it's not an island—contrary to what these mapmakers believed.
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It worked with ease, with Burrow tumbling into the end zone from just a few yards out, and it's a one-score game in the Superdome with Clemson out in front, 17-14.
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No matter what age you are, stepping out in front of a crowd of reporters and photographers and publicists is probably confusing, and Stormi had no issue letting her face show that emotion.
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By pausing immigration from these countries, President Trump is telling the world that radical Islam is a dangerous ideology and the West needs to get out in front of the evil it espouses.
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Trump's EPA doesn't just want to block a particular set of standards; it wants to permanently disable California's ability to get out in front of the rest of the nation on vehicle standards.
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" His teammate, Andrew Benintendi, weighed in, too: "I always thought it was, if you break your wrists and the barrel goes out in front of the knob, if the barrel breaks your hands.
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When Garner's death and so many subsequent police killings went viral on social media, it started to feel like everything I was learning about in class was playing out in front of me.
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Beckham and one of his pals were hanging out in front of the legendary Royal Palace in L.A. -- but didn't go inside ... instead, they started a 2 man dance party of their own.
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Instead, he can't get his lines out in front of the movie hero he grew up idolizing, Stallone, and an Oscar-winning director who has the power to make or break careers, Ron Howard.
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A sickly, small man who suffered epilepsy from an early age, Madison always seemed more comfortable as someone who focused on the machinations of government as opposed to being out in front, Washington-style.
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This year, that effect will be exacerbated because active investors who might have otherwise jumped out in front of the Russell announcement may have been waiting for the so-called "Brexit" vote to conclude.
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In his final year of office, he's come out in front on gun violence, experimenting with the right message and providing his fellow Democrats with some political cover by taking the flak for it.
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Violent protests broke out in front of Georgia's parliament last week after the visit of a Russian lawmaker, leading President Vladimir Putin to recommend Russian travel agencies suspend tours to the former Soviet republic.
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One day, her mother found a bag of trinkets and supplies Seats had been hiding in her room and drove to school so she could dump it out in front of her entire class.
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After all, she was only 10-years-old when Keeping Up With The Kardashians launched her into the public eye, meaning all of her most formative teenage years played out in front of millions.
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We open on Ellaria and Yara on their way to King's Landing, doing some heavy flirting (+353 each), drinking (+5 each), and making out in front of Theon, I guess just to be rude.
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Later in the day, Disick, 33, who is Jewish, posted a photo of himself holding both hands out in front of a menorah, writing: "Hashem is everywhere," Hashem being the Hebrew word for God.
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Here's Capri's secret: Once you make your way to your two front sections of hair, hold each one out in front your cheek, and begin wrapping it around the wand starting at eye level.
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We broke the story ... Barry and his friend were riding bikes last Wednesday in the Los Feliz area of L.A. when a car allegedly pulled out in front of them from a parking space.
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The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of a few key connections within a knee joint, providing rotational stability from the knee and keeping the tibia from popping out in front of the femur.
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I just ran into them at the cafeteria and now I'm on the balcony outside hitting Olivia's weed pen and taking in the mindblowing view of the canyon spreading out in front of me.
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But after initially embracing the devices, gyms started shunning them, because many of their best clients were cancelling their pricey in-person training session to work out in front of the SmartSpot mirror instead.
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The Rudin Management Company, which owns the property, said the fence and gate, which is kept unlocked, were intended to keep playing children in so they do not run out in front of cars.
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If you try one on, if feels like an empty backpack, but it enables you to hold a weight such as a heavy wrench straight out in front of you indefinitely and without strain.
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LinkedIn already gives you access to a lot of useful things, like a massive professional network, and a place to get your name and potentially your resume out in front of the right people.
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The episode picks up exactly where we left off last week, with Hannah sitting on a couch between Luke P. and Luke S., demanding that they hash their issues out in front of her.
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And while the public displays of party affection may feel over the top, China's tech companies "want to be out in front of this, rather than declare their alliance after something happens," he said.
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"As a party, I think we need to do a better job of getting out in front of this stuff quickly, condemning it, and saying it has no place in our discourse," Costello added.
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When Springsteen sang that about that trip from "your front porch to my front seat," disinterested in a backseat romp, Brian Fallon must've seen his entire love life stretch out in front of him.
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The notorious recluse was concerned that the troll-army who read his ultra-racist site, the Daily Stormer, wouldn't know how to dress "sexy" for a big day out in front of news cameras.
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Once they've heard from all parties and discussed the case, a verdict is due to be read out in front of an audience comprised of the 250 people who sent in letters of representation.
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Breathlessly reading a game report that he no doubt had printed out in front of him before uncorking a rant where you can almost hear the veins pushing against the skin at his temples.
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During our own reporter's test ride, a safety engineer in the driver's seat took control of the car several times — to avoid speeders or when a truck suddenly backed out in front of them.
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It was a slow start for both teams, with the Patriots leading 3-0 after one quarter, but a 173-point second quarter got them way out in front and they were never challenged.
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"Western States has gotten out in front of the issue," said Amby Burfoot, the former editor of Runner's World magazine (and 1968 Boston Marathon winner), who has written extensively on transgender inclusion in racing.
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WILMORE: But also, I don't feel that need to have to do that; I might someday, but I don't feel like I have to get out in front and lead the charge for anybody.
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Proceedings reached a fever pitch when the "lionesses" — men dressed in drag — joined the party: Palms held out in front of them, they kicked out dance moves at a speed that blurred their limbs.
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At that point, Castro had already gotten out in front of the field with a call for reshuffling the primary schedule so that it included more diverse states in the beginning of the calendar.
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Near 86th Street, the lights on a police cruiser went off, and the car pulled out in front of me, forcing me to almost crash my bike on the side of the park drive.
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She has reached four Grand Slam finals but failed to win any, with her recent U.S. Open defeat to Canadian talent Bianca Andreescu playing out in front of a partisan crowd in New York.
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If you've ever wondered what it's like to be on the court as the best players in tennis duke it out in front of you, an anonymous ball person is spilling all the details.
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"Doug Collins is very aggressive in getting out in front of the national and local media and won't be shy about campaigning as part of the Trump team," says Republican communications strategist Susan Meyers.
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Our tango was a very serious and isolating routine and what we are doing on the show didn't really kick in for me until we stepped out in front of that live audience last week.
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"There's no excuse for letting an international crisis play out in front of a bunch of country club members like dinner theater," House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi of California wrote on Twitter at the time.
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Netiwit and his colleagues, however, strode out in front of the students and bowed to the statue during the ceremony, and university authorities took that gesture as a show of defiant disrespect for the tradition.
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If I were advising the Republican Party right now (and, who knows — as Dan Drezner hypothesizes, maybe they listen to political scientists), I'd get out in front of the apparent disjuncture between elites and voters.
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In a rush to get back out in front, Bell and Hunter-Reay came together leaving both cars pointed nose first into the pit wall with minor damage, re-entering the race a lap down.
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It seemed like less of a joke after Mr. Kasich broke out in front of the pack Tuesday night to grab second place, giving his campaign a jolt as it moves on to other states.
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When the vehicle detects danger using its on-board sensors, it provides an alert and then automatically avoids whatever it sees, including things like a child darting out in front of its path, for instance.
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" Concerns that "are being stoked by lobbyists, who are urging clients and prospective clients to get out in front of any changes that could eliminate or weaken sections of the tax code that benefit them.
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We're living in a situation where the machinery of politics is right out in front of us, screaming constantly in a stream that would have been confined to far-right news blogs a decade ago.
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We're told one of them took items out of the Challenger before it was towed ... and was heard saying Offset crashed while swerving to avoid a pedestrian who had run out in front of him.
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You have to put your arms on, and then you do this [gesturing out in front of him] and then they pull it over and then you have to [talk weird] for about five minutes.
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I think the same thing end up happening with Ritsuko's arc and to some degree with Misato's arc, both of which are still kind of being played out in front of us at this point.
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Some kids—and his mother would kill him if she knew he was one of them—just step out in front of any empty fleet car that happens to be going by and commandeer it.
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The moment the garage doors are opened, and the cars rolled out in front of the assembled media, observers will get a chance to scrutinize the models even if much remains hidden under the skin.
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It all comes with the weight of everything that happened before, a simulacrum of real life's disappointments and triumphs, playing out in front of you in a motion that is similar to your own life.
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"I hang a menu out in front of the restaurant, which a lot of places do in the hope of enticing customers to come inside by showing them what they have to offer," he wrote.
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Later that day, the debate that played out in front of the president involved Mr. Pompeo and others arguing that limited airstrikes were more likely to perpetuate a cycle of violence than to break it.
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He also doesn't want to see his cafe turned into a de facto co-working space, with customers camping out in front of laptops all day but purchasing nothing more than a couple of lattes.
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Given how long these things take, any legislative response is going to be late, but by trying to get out in front of it on the study end, it's not going to be as late.
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" Trump also noted that he'd met in the Oval Office with some of the two-legged participants in the Baghdadi raid, noting that "for obvious reasons, they can't be out in front of the media.
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The political disadvantage emerges when a majority of voters see the Democratic Party as too far out in front of the electorate — as the proponent of new rights that do not yet have majority support.
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" President Donald Trump appeared Thursday to be trying to get out in front of Friday's jobs report, which analysts had predicted would show a slowdown, when he tweeted: "Stock market hits an ALL-TIME high!
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While some active investors have attempted to jump out in front of the announcement in years past, this year's trades may be condensed to Friday as they wait for the so-called "Brexit" vote to conclude.
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But it was the following year, when HTC introduced the Windows Phone 8X and 8S and Nokia launched the Lumia 800, that we really saw Windows Phone push out in front in the industrial design stakes.
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Stretched out in front of me was a huge expanse of land — sometimes it was a lush jungle, other times an idyllic beach — and all I could think of was where I wanted to go first.
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The ultimate solution they came up with looks more like a bouncy castle or giant inflatable mattress set out in front of two robotic arms that bob up and down raising a wire in the wind.
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The Bulls moved back out in front by eight points, but Los Angeles reeled them back in and scored the final 255 points of the third quarter to take a 28-33 lead into the fourth.
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In fact, about 15% of people won't even have it—if you flex your wrist and cup your hand, you may see two prominent tendons pop out in front of your forearm just before the wrist.
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Each competitor appeared to be genuinely moved by his or her ovations, having waited so long to walk out in front of their home nation under the banner of the world's flagship mixed martial arts promotion.
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Extending her arms out in front her body and twitching her fingers before starting her run, Beitia charged toward the bar with her pony tail bouncing behind her before also successfully clearing the next two heights.
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The concrete husks of former homes and businesses stretched out in front of us for as far as the eye could see, buildings riddled with bullet holes, floors collapsed from tank shells, bombs and mortar fire.
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She sought to get out in front of potential criticism of her claims of Native American ancestry by releasing the results of a DNA test in October that showed "strong evidence" she had Native American ancestors.
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Luke obviously got the rose and then they obviously got to enjoy a concert, except this time it wasn't private – instead, they got plopped up on stage to make out in front of hundreds of people.
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With time zone differences and the potential for miscommunication, things can fall between the cracks, he said, so a good remote worker gets out in front of things to make sure that no balls get dropped.
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It's all there, spread out in front of you, exactly like home: everything is exactly the same, but in this sick parody of a universe it's all been twisted into something hollow, meaningless, and mercilessly dull.
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Warren has sought to get out in front of criticism of her claims of Native American ancestry by releasing the results of a DNA test in October that showed "strong evidence" she had Native American ancestry.
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Over the course of a year Trump watched his top officials — the free-traders versus the protectionists — duke it out in front of him, in meetings that sometimes descended into officials flat out insulting each other.
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Ms. Holliday, a block resident for almost 20 years, stared at the charred shell of the building, with fire engines out in front among the classic cars, and the glass smashed out of all the windows.
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When Kean, who is enjoying a breakout season with Juventus, scored his team's second goal to seal the victory, he stood motionless, holding his arms out, in front of the Cagliari fans, prompting yet more abuse.
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He sits, dressed in a casual sweater and a baseball hat, behind a desk in his home office, lava lamps and a chalkboard in the background, a calendar and notes spread out in front of him.
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Gail: Well, if somebody else appeared and said, "No, I was the one who molested that girl — Brett was in the other room passed out in front of the fireplace," I'd expect the committee to listen.
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And those fears are being stoked by lobbyists, who are urging clients and prospective clients to get out in front of any changes that could eliminate or weaken sections of the tax code that benefit them.
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"There's no excuse for letting an international crisis play out in front of a bunch of country club members like dinner theater," Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leader in the House, wrote on Twitter.
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While the army didn't explicitly use the film as a recruitment tool, it at least camped out in front of screenings, the better to grab those whose adrenaline got pumping just by watching from the sidelines.
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And if you're a Freedom Caucus guy, how do you tell the guy who's parading out in front of your office in a tri-corner hat that you just voted to increase the budget for Congress?
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At six seconds, he throws a front kick to Aldo's thigh and returns to his stance, perpendicular to Aldo, his left hand now at his hip, his right hand out in front, almost like a warning.
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Ryan Reynolds, who has an improbably good Twitter for someone who is very rich, handsome, and a father, has been trying to get out in front of this news cycle with his responses to those sexual tweets.
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"If you have people sort of sitting in the old traditional way with legs sitting out in front, it takes up a lot of space," says Paul Priestman, a head designer and cofounder of design firm PriestmanGoode.
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Last year's show was big one for the connected home, and all signs are pointing to 2018 being even bigger, so Blink is getting out in front of things by announcing its new video doorbell this week.
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"In some ways if the church gets too much out in front of a political issue it can really backfire if it is viewed as a political issue and not a moral or religious issue," Webb said.
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In order to demonstrate the ability of its driverless cars to prevent collisions, Chinese tech giant Baidu got a handful of its engineers to jump out in front of one of them while it was in motion.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - A protester waving a U.S. flag briefly disrupted May Day celebrations in Havana, running out in front of hundreds of thousands of Cubans set to march across Revolution Square before being tackled and carried away.
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Why it matters: With the techlash gaining momentum around the world, and 2020 Democrats targeting Big Tech, Zuckerberg is trying to get out in front of the inevitable by calling for regulation that Facebook can live with.
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Please know that Peter was extremely appreciative of you, his Torkees, and one of his deepest joys was to be out in front of you, playing his music, and seeing you enjoy what he had to share.
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As Goodbar desperately tried to catch her beloved pet, they both ran out in front of a car and were hit by a driver who was unable to stop in time, according to the local news outlet.
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As such, the team is looking to get out in front of things by unionizing with the Writers Guild of America, as the network transitions from small media startup to part of a much larger tech giant.
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John Kasich of Ohio, now out of the race, Republicans have defused their biggest possible crisis ahead of the convention: having a bitter fight for the nomination play out in front of tens of millions on television.
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U.S., CHINA LEAD THE PACK ON AI: A United Nations panel said in a report published Thursday that the U.S. and China are out in front of global competitors in the study and development of artificial intelligence.
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In a New Year's Eve standup set, Pete Davidson recalled a time when C.K. berated him for smoking weed and ratted him out in front of the producers of Saturday Night Live, including executive producer Lorne Michaels.
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Behnen was informed by the manager that Bonello had tried to kidnap a young girl and the deputy sprang into motion, pulling his patrol car out in front of Bonello's so he could not leave the premises.
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When the doors of the Palacio de Deportes arena in Madrid opened for the Iron Maiden show two weeks ago, a small group of fans had been camping out in front of the gates for 24 hours.
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The timing of Cardinal Dolan's announcement left some skeptical that he was simply trying to get out in front of that investigation: officials have already issued subpoenas to the dioceses for all files relating to sexual abuse.
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The 12-candidate format is likely to generate more than a few moments of cross talk and interruptions, particularly as lower-polling candidates seek a possible last opportunity to break out in front of a national audience.
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Jessie also noted that despite Biden's reputation as a relatively conservative Democrat, he has at times been out in front on LGBT issues, calling trans discrimination "the civil rights issue of our time" way back in 2012.
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"This is an unpredictable White House that makes very erratic policy decisions ... so we believe we have to be out in front of these fights," said Zeke Stokes, vice president of programs for GLAAD, an LGBT activist group.
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Polling suggests that Johnson, a former London mayor who says only he can take Britain out of the EU and defeat main opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn at the next election, is way out in front of Hunt.
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And Olivia (Kerry Washington) is still sleeping with Curtis Pryce (Jay Hernandez) on the DL, though it's not quite so DL as it was before when she and Pryce accidentally make out in front of Fitz (Tony Goldwyn).
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When I'm in cities, I still use Google Maps to check reviews, since businesses often list if they are pet-friendly, or you might even see a dog bowl out in front of a place via street view.
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For instance, after I failed to laugh at an older male comic's jokes about clown pedophilia and his belief that women are trying to trick him into sexually harassing them, I was pointed out in front the crowd.
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Imagine if we had tried to launch Periscope at a cultural time when people weren't comfortable having phones out in front of them taking pictures or shooting video for that matter, So for us it was a sign.
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In Iowa, Ted Cruz snuck out in front of The Donald by a few percentage points; Trump responded with a resounding victory in New Hampshire, beating Cruz by a far bigger margin than he'd lost the Hawkeye State.
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The singer and fashion designer, 38, took to Instagram on Tuesday to post a photograph of her right leg, which she had stretched out in front of her to show how drastically her foot had changed post-pregnancy.
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That's despite the fact that Trump berated Nielsen during a heated Cabinet meeting on immigration last month, lashing out in front of other officials and telling her he didn't think she was doing enough to secure the border.
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Like any multi-sports Games, athletics, swimming and gymnastics received the lion's share of attention in Lima while the likes of artistic skating, bowling and Basque Pelota were played out in front of a handful of curious spectators.
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If the system can be made to work and China gets out in front with developing the technology, it could become the Saudi Arabia of solar power, providing dominance as a source of energy for the 21st century.
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Popular with the players, and organized by the ITF rather than the tours, the event has been played out in front of healthy crowds in Perth since 1989 but is unlikely to survive without any top male players.
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On Saturday morning, Facebook dove into the semantics of its disclosure, arguing against wording in the New York Times story the company was attempting to get out in front of that referred to the incident as a breach.
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A bright synth line is like the vivid blues and greens that begin to bloom in May; widening strings on a chorus become days yawning out in front of you, longer than you have known them in months.
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Along with neuropathies in my feet (also caused by chemotherapy), osteoporosis intensified my agoraphobia, a fear of going outdoors, as well as my tendency to look down at uneven paths instead of directly out in front of me.
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"There's a special part in the ceremony that involves the groom's sisters holding a cover out in front of him while the bride makes her entrance down the aisle to prevent him from seeing his bride," she said.
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While I can understand his wanting to get out in front of them, watching Yang lend credence to stale jokes also makes me cringe — not least because I wish by now they were too cliché to seem funny.
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There has been a notable dichotomy between the happy, peppy picture that has been way out in front during the whole race, "La La Land," and the political exasperation that has been boiling behind the scenes in Hollywood.
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Elements like like 5G, 100x zoom and 8K video record don't always make a ton of sense as of this writing, but much of Samsung's biggest plays have been centered around getting out in front of the curve.
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"There is a risk that markets continue to ignore the several trip wires laid out in front of them and complacency reaches a point where even a modest political or economic hiccup has a magnified effect," he warned.
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Aubrey O'Day says she was shocked and disturbed when an American Airlines employee made her turn her shirt inside out in front of the entire plane, but as with most social media rants ... there's another side to it.
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We are very much able to control the growth rate of investment in editorial, so we just slowed our investment out in front of that and ultimately, by the end of the year, everything was re-accelerating again.
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" Remembering one of the band's early gigs in Melbourne, Malcolm revealed that, "Upfront, bisexual women would come in and hold up vibrators…They had T-shirts on with holes cut out in front, and their boobs were poking through.
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If there were ever a time to literally Netflix and chill — meaning pour yourself a glass or five of vino and chill the eff out in front of the TV — it's with the latest comedy on Netflix, Wine Country.
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Sitting barefoot on a log, a farmer surveys more than 200 pounds of coca leaves drying out in front of his ramshackle lean-to here in the rainforest of the Chapare region, the muggy heart of Bolivia's coca country.
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The morning after we'd done it, we were getting ready to go to the airport, I was standing out in front of the hotel and wrote in my head "Lookalike," which is the first song of the second act.
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According to social media specialists Hopper HQ, Ronaldo not only comes out on top of soccer rivals including Barcelona and Argentina forward Lionel Messi, but he's also out in front of big names from American sports including LeBron James.
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I was just out of college and not totally naive about US history, and I had read about Leonard Peltier and the American Indian Movement, but seeing all of the horror laid out in front of me was remarkable.
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"A big part of our future is making sure that not only the marketing and sales people, but also that our senior leadership, our operating leadership, are out in front of the customers," Brooks told Reuters in an interview.
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Last month, the DC Fire and EMS Department tweeted that nine people were hospitalized after approximately two dozen protesters turned out in front of the ambassador's residence, shortly after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met with President Donald Trump.
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" Unprecedented: "The scope of this effort [by Russia] was unprecedented... In retrospect, it would be easy for me to say that I should have bought a sleeping bag and camped out in front of the DNC in late summer.
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When I worked at Palisades, I would see people camping out in front of Best Buy, Circuit City when that was a thing, and even our clothing store Against All Odds, running in to get to the North Faces.
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It goes without saying that having a lawyer and the noble hacker guy who tried to quit out in front is not the most flattering look for a company so synonymous with its leadership team, namely Zuckerberg and Sandberg.
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In the video, which the actor shared on his Instagram Story, the pair can be seen jamming out in a car together while filming a selfie video — before Hemsworth screamed and something popped out in front of Cyrus' face.
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In the video, which the actor shared on his Instagram Story, the pair can be seen jamming out in a car together while filming a selfie video — before actor screamed and something popped out in front of Cyrus' face.
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From there, says Duff, the Easters were bent on vengeance: "Jill Easter would be out in front of the school handing out fliers to the parents detailing the allegations against Kelli and that she should be fired," says Duff.
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"He got behind a utility shed, and then darted out in front of the utility shed, and that's when he got shot," Barton told reporters, adding that Hodgkinson never spoke or shouted anything out as he shot at lawmakers.
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Concerns about Turkey's treatment of political opponents entered headlines in the U.S. last year after a brawl broke out in front of the country's embassy in Washington after Turkish security forces attacked demonstrators protesting Ankara's treatment of ethnic Kurds.
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He mentions how some of those 33 people who overdosed were sprawled out in front of his studio, making it difficult to even open the door, before noting that he hasn't seen any of them since—they're just gone.
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She reminded Trump of the former Miss Universe who, after winning the crown in 1996, gained a few pounds, only to have Trump fat-shame her by forcing her to work out in front of a bunch of journalists.
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In any case, you resolve that you are going to wake up on New Year's Day, invigorated by the fresh start laid out in front of you like new snow on a school morning, and make some serious tracks.
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His legs were stretched out in front of him, and he tried to use his cuffed hands to balance himself, but the plastic cuffs tightened, and he and the other men went rolling across the floor like loose bottles.
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Plant-based burgers, formerly known as veggie burgers, were suddenly big business, with venture capital in the background and high-profile chefs like David Chang and Traci Des Jardins out in front, promoting the Impossible Burger at their restaurants.
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The cinematic tableau shows 12 figures sprawled and stretched out in front of a recessed display of historical ceramics, each with a mask-like grin on their faces (fleetingly evoking Yue Minjun) and — save a couple — device in hand.
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The total amount of tariffs paid to the U.S. Treasury has skyrocketed because not only have the tariffs increased, both U.S. and Chinese companies are scrambling to ship more goods to get out in front of further tariff increases.
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Boris Johnson, a former London mayor and foreign minister, is way out in front in the race to become party leader and despite so far deciding to steer clear of debates with his rivals, his popularity has yet to be dented.
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And whenever he pump-fakes his defender out of position, flings the ball out in front of him and decides to impersonate Giannis Antetokounmpo, well, defenses probably won't know how to deal with that for the entirety of his career.
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And instead of Trump being the face of the order, a trio of his top Cabinet secretaries -- Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly and Attorney General Jeff Sessions -- were out in front of the cameras Monday.
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The White House, with Kelly out in front, initially defended Porter against the allegations until it became clear that the FBI and White House officials knew of the allegations against him, who was unable to obtain a full security clearance.
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On the performance side, Crewdson explains it gives his live show an added sense of drama and anticipation as you step out in front of the audience with these unusual-looking devices and they wonder how it's going to play out.
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But we get it: going in the safety of your home is a lot different than letting it out in front of your coworkers, peers, or total strangers — and it's definitely a whole other level if you're talking significant others.
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M. and I decide to not just veg out in front of the TV for once, so he pours us each a glass of wine and we sit and chat and research a long weekend vacation destination for the summer.
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I was playing The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild through a Nintendo Switch docked with a nice big television, which created an impressive sense of scale, showcasing just how huge of a world was out in front of me.
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The company reportedly showed off the platform's safety features by having engineers jump out in front of a moving car, and Baidu CEO Robin Li took an illegal, live-streamed joyride to the company's Create AI developers conference in July.
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On Monday, Biggs, who also shares 4-year-old son Sid with Mollen, shared a series of photos and videos on his Instagram Stories of Lazlo hanging out in front of the TV with what looked like a full diaper.
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These are realities that have always existed for women, but this kind of upscale, individual-power-focused feminism has really made it so that those aren't topics that are out in front of us as much as they should be.
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As can be expected during these storms, airports up and down the coast are already warning passengers of big-time delays and cancellations and many airlines are getting out in front of the storm and canceling flights ahead of times.
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