"They picked up their intensity, picked up their heat, picked up their heat on the ball," Nets coach Kenny Atkinson said.
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Rubio picked up 10 delegates in the vote, and John Kasich picked up 9.
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Actually, package not picked up, just moved slightly when another package was picked up by FedEx.
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" I picked up a bottle of Dr. B's popular peppermint scent—and by "picked up," I mean "picked up the bottle I'd had in my shower for the past six months.
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Murphy picked up 20163 gold medals, and Miller picked up a gold and a bronze. One. Last. Gold.
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In the governor's race, Republican Chris Sununu picked up 6 votes, while Democrat Colin Van Ostern picked up 2.
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He picked up American journalism and shook it hard, then he picked up the novel and shook that too.
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Woodard picked up his fourth at the 29:211 mark, and Carter picked up his fourth 28 seconds later.
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That fight wouldn't work in the same way if they both picked up guns or both picked up spears.
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Of the foods tested, a watermelon sample picked up the most bacteria, while a gummy candy picked up the least.
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Global markets picked up till early 2016, when they plunged, then they picked up and now they look wobbly again.
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Meanwhile back at home, my wife picked up some groceries of her own and picked up dinner at Luna Grill.
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The 226-year-old from a suburb north of Seattle picked up the phone, dialed, and waited until the operator picked up.
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The 22016-year-old from a suburb north of Seattle picked up the phone, dialed, and waited until the operator picked up.
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And that much less means that much more needs to be picked up somewhere else, or it's not picked up at all.
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"Picked up in the mass of the swirling wind, picked up and tossed just like a ragdoll," said Duke's owner, Lewis Vannoy.
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A preliminary investigation found that Tchakounte had picked up Robinson and then picked up the suspect as part of an Uber ride-share, police said.
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Sims, who picked up two fouls in the first three minutes of the first half, picked up his third just 11 seconds into the second half.
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Ultimately, the first recount didn't prove too fruitful for either Democrat — Gillum only picked up one vote, and Scott picked up 22015 votes in the recount.
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So he picked up an AK-47 from a dead Iraqi, fired that dry, picked up another AK, fired that dry, picked up a rocket-propelled grenade, fired it, and led the group back to the Humvee, their attack having almost completely cleared the trench. Almost.
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NowThis picked up the Octopus video (Source: Kicktraq) NowThis picked up the Octopus video (Source: Kicktraq) Ads are effective, especially Facebook ads and retargeting with Google AdWords.
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When Lion arrives at the airport, instead of getting picked up by Velasco, he's picked up by one of the members of the new Moncada-Cali-Castaño alliance.
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Democrats haven't picked up more than 50 seats since 20143, but the Republicans have picked up more than 50 seats as recently as the 2010 tea party wave.
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We have not picked up -- I don't care what you read or what people say -- we have not in my time picked up someone who is covered by DACA.
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When our backs have been against the wall with some early exits by starters, they've picked up a starter on a given night and they've picked up each other.
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"I came in second, I picked up a lot of delegates, and, you know, I picked up one less than Cruz, and maybe that gets turned over," he said.
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I picked up my old friend to join along and make me laugh, and oddly along the way we picked up two girls traveling across the US from Europe.
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Because we were also waiting to see if we got picked up for a season, and then we were waiting to see if we were picked up for season two.
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He's picked up two endorsements — from New Jersey Gov.
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Adrian picked up 4 – 2 gold and 2 bronze.
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ATLANTA — The cellphone rang once before someone picked up.
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You cannot compare what's going on here to what happened to the Democratic Party in Michigan, because here we not only picked up three Assembly seats, picked up a Senate seat, kept all of our congressional seats, and we picked up 80 local offices across the state in the year of the red tide.
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Online purchases can be picked up or returned in store.
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A moment later Ray picked up and we were chatting.
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Perhaps he has picked up this habit from the president.
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The story was widely picked up by national state media.
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When loans were forgiven, he never picked up any income.
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On Monday, police picked up Lawrence at a Thrifty Shopper.
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We'll have it picked up," Forbes explained on "Power Lunch.
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Van Ness picked up the connection: L O L pic.twitter.
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That's cool you picked up on the smaller room thing.
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"Suicide Squad" picked up a best makeup win in 2017.
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But the pace has definitely picked up a bit lately.
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"The tests actually picked up two DNA profiles," Hook said.
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In Iowa, House Democrats picked up two seats in 2018.
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Spurred by TrumpU's PR firm, everyone picked up the story.
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Hiring has actually picked up this year compared with 2017.
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That proposal picked up support from other lawmakers on Twitter.
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After several months of hustle, he picked up more clients.
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Lending picked up in November, helped by higher commodity prices.
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Later that day, Ruiz picked up her son from school.
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David Robertson picked up his 241th save of the season.
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He picked up another one pretending to be *his* pikachu.
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"People are picked up, interrogated, and then released," Dawar said.
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She had to be picked up by a rescue boat.
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The Lyft driver drove off and picked up other riders.
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She picked up a dumbbell and slammed the dumbbell, look.
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You don't think Trump picked up on that one either?
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In limited release, "Fences" picked up $128,000 in two theaters.
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Rates have since subsided, but construction hasn't significantly picked up.
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I can't fly, so I picked up a microphone instead.
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The online network has picked up the show's 12th season.
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Insecure has already been picked up for a third season.
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"Big Mouth" has already been picked up through Season 6.
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Tourist activity has picked up in San Juan since September.
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Their report was picked up by other Bulgarian media outlets.
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One time, Queen picked up a platinum record award there.
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But the particles Cassini picked up are not like that.
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Birds could have picked up the hints I was dropping.
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The segment was quickly picked up by numerous news outlets.
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But that effort never picked up steam amid broadcaster opposition.
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Later, his celebrated 1982 solo "Caught" picked up the mood.
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Indeed, there are signs food commodity inflation has picked up.
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Business picked up, and they bought out the third partner.
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The Royals picked up their fifth victory in six games.
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The wind had picked up, and he'd started to shiver.
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None of those attempts were picked up for a series.
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Democrats picked up two seats in the Texas state Senate.
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Insecure was picked up this way, given its YouTube fandom.
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"I think I picked up yesterday 100,000 people," he bragged.
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It's an awesome natural event, sometimes picked up on radar.
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When my mom died, I picked up the habit again.
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After one is picked up, the clam follows the player.
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She said "no" and picked up where she left off.
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Earlier, Carso also picked up Area 12 in the auction.
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We know we're picked up through seasons 11 and 12.
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Arrivals in Greece picked up this week amid better weather.
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Then we picked up a yoga class once a week.
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A few other stray facts I picked up: Sound fun?
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At some point, cops say he picked up the infant.
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Xavier called a timeout and quickly picked up the pieces.
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How you picked up Korean so fast, I'll never know!
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Media, including VICE News, has picked up on those descriptions.
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And he picked up on that as a campaign issue.
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The team picked up the chick's signal, and followed it.
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Still, I'm not sure why I picked up this book.
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Hurston may well have picked up the line from there.
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He picked up the same prize at November's CMA Awards.
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It was like I picked up where I left off.
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For that, she picked up a Best Supporting Actress Oscar.
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Enrique Burgos picked up his first save of the season.
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As #JustinDeactivatedParty began trending, Jenner's supposed response picked up steam.
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But then I remember the C.A.M.P device I picked up.
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It's been picked up for two seasons, or 20 episodes.
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We drink beer that my roommates picked up last night.
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Bohuon said trading had picked up since the quarter end.
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Last year, the company picked up OpsGenie for $295 million.
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All these and more will be picked up by Verizon.
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However, Kirra must be picked up at a police station.
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She picked up the letter and read it with compassion.
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That is, until I picked up The Art of War.
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Democrats picked up one seat in Nevada as U.S. Rep.
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Stone picked up his 200th career assist on the play.
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Hope you like being picked up in my Honda CRV.
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The others had already been picked up by immigrant smugglers.
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Cruz picked up his first Senate endorsement from Utah Sen.
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He had been picked up at home before 7 a.m.
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Optimism picked up after President Donald Trump's election in November.
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I picked up four more step kids and my family.
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Brandon Maurer picked up his 11th save in 13 chances.
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I haven't picked up my phone to call my congressperson.
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Malaysia has picked up market share in Pakistan, he said.
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Zoey Tur picked up the phone and called Dana Vahle.
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Have you picked up any other interests since starting college?
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She picked up the check for their meal at Denny's.
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Andy later picked up Frances at school, accompanied by police.
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And my records showed that he picked up both times.
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Blazing isn't something she picked up from a significant other.
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"Our defense picked up in the fourth quarter," Jennings said.
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Arielle Gold, 21, picked up bronze in the women's halfpipe.
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Lathem picked up Warren at O'Hare International Airport, Deenihan said.
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Evgenii Dadonov also picked up an assist on the play.
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In all three, tourism picked up again once stability returned.
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The application was picked up by Dutch website Galaxy Club.
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President Donald Trump picked up on Goldman's thread on Saturday.
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Alberto Rosario picked up just his second big league start.
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I'm not sure she really picked up on that though.
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Then he picked up his phone and started making calls.
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The show has yet to be picked up for distribution.
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Looking desperately around her, she picked up a big stone.
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It was unclear where the suspect package was picked up.
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The official Formula One website also picked up the report.
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On Thursday, the editor or editors picked up the pace.
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The series also picked up the tempo scene by scene.
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Clinton picked up nearly 16 million votes and 2,800 delegates.
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Then she picked up an electrical cord and fondled it.
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You have to get picked up by ... You said MVPDs?
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The party picked up three seats in increasingly blue Virginia.
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Even Republicans have picked up some of his populist rhetoric.
|
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The remark was quickly picked up by many media outlets.
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Bergeron picked up his 500th career assist on the play.
|
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The number has picked up over the last two years.
|
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For us, domestic travel definitely picked up the Europe fallout.
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"The level of dialog has definitely picked up," said Kell.
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We even picked up this bag of miniature Reese's Cups.
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I picked up highlighting from Pat McGrath and her team.
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No one had picked up the packages at the airport.
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Never has the president's party picked up more than 10.
|
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However second printings can be picked up for three figures.
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Her parents picked up on her mood, exchanging concerned glances.
|
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The pieces of evidence we picked up are almost identical.
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Cousins picked up a technical foul late in the game.
|
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Kyle Palmieri also picked up an assist on the play.
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Whatever is left must be picked up by Congress again.
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One picked up the other's steps, as if in conversation.
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NOTES: Villanova coach Jay Wright picked up his 499th victory.
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Tebow leaned over, picked up the ball and signed it.
|
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At each spot, they picked up a few more people.
|
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However, the pace picked up as the season went on.
|
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Movies, in short, picked up where serialized fiction left off.
|
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I picked up a couple of felonies for selling weed.
|
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"There's nothing artificial about AI." Her voice picked up momentum.
|
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Thailand's growth has picked up but still lags regional peers.
|
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R. picked up some groceries, so I Venmo him $20.
|
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Inflation has not picked up as the Fed expected, either.
|
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Now even she has picked up on Mr. Sanders's rhetoric.
|
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"DAMN" picked up best rap album at the award show.
|
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On Wednesday, Rubio picked up another big endorsement from Rep.
|
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Anders Nilsson made 35 saves and picked up an assist.
|
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For money, he picked up whatever work he could find.
|
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The Catalan independence effort picked up steam in the 2000s.
|
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Yachty's the only one who really picked up on it.
|
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And she was picked up and put in an orphanage.
|
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Was it "Talking the Hardest" that picked up your career?
|
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Thomas picked up right where he left off in Memphis.
|
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And it seems like VCs have picked up on that.
|
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LSD was also picked up by the 1960s counterculture movement.
|
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The Verge first picked up on the app on Monday.
|
|
Audiences have picked up on Shannon's singular charm as well.
|
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Bedoya picked up Samudio immediately and cut off the angle.
|
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He was picked up 51 days after the first killing.
|
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Orders can be picked up in stores until 6 p.m.
|
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But shortly after, Young picked up his second offensive foul.
|
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He picked up the tray and turned to my grandfather.
|
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Sales have already picked up in recent months, agents said.
|
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I wonder if Bill Clinton has picked up Springsteen's book.
|
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Nvidia picked up 22.08 percent and Baidu rose 20.6 percent.
|
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I picked up an éclair and returned to the study.
|
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He picked up his rifle and went to the church.
|
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But the pace of work picked up in recent years.
|
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Every time it cries, it wants to be picked up.
|
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Air incursions picked up after the Ukraine crisis in 2014.
|
|
But no other justice really picked up on this argument.
|
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When I first picked up the kettlebell, I was optimistic.
|
|
Josh Hader picked up his 14th save of the season.
|
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The group nonetheless picked up on the artist's themes precisely.
|
|
Second baseman Dietrich picked up the ball and threw home.
|
|
In the last three seasons, it has picked up 2.49.
|
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Whether he'll get picked up before the season or not.
|
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Also, economic surprise indices around the globe have picked up.
|
|
Taylor Rogers picked up his ninth save in 11 chances.
|
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But Hannah picked up on it and talked about it.
|
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I picked up the English language; my dad did not.
|
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He has not picked up a suspension or an injury.
|
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Meatloaf, a bulldog mix, picked up the People's Choice Award.
|
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An Egyptian man was picked up at the same time.
|
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Taylor had picked up that habit from an early age.
|
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Honestly, I would have picked up money off the floor.
|
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But this week, he picked up where he left off.
|
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She called everyone she knew, but no one picked up.
|
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The Jets' special teams picked up some of the slack.
|
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He picked up a recipe for steak and salsa verde.
|
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Every morning lately, he gets picked up at 6 a.m.
|
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And then, in late August, he picked up the phone.
|
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Pizzas can be also be picked up at the restaurant.
|
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Eventually I was picked up by WNYC and then Stitcher.
|
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Next door in New York, Democrats picked up three seats.
|
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Rural per capita spending picked up to 7.4 percent growth.
|
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ABC picked up only three new shows for the fall.
|
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Someone picked up the phone, which was previously turned off.
|
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Kids picked up rocks, and started rocking them, you know?
|
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Henry has also picked up where Dale Lacy left off.
|
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She picked up a bucket and filled it with water.
|
|
Blake Parker picked up his 10th save in 11 chances.
|
|
Hamlin picked up his fourth victory of the season Aug.
|
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She retreated into the bedroom and picked up a bat.
|
|
Soon, people on Twitter picked up on the subreddit thread.
|
|
Some shorts are picked up and never heard of again.
|
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We picked up our bags and ran to the elevator.
|
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But everyone who picked up one kept it, he said.
|
|
Joe Biden has picked up another huge Super Tuesday win.
|
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Yet the exchange is fleeting and never picked up again.
|
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William picked up Muhammed's toy planes and a toy tank.
|
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Exactly where they'd picked up the bug remained a mystery.
|
|
The inaccurate clip was quickly picked up by Fox News.
|
|
Activism has picked up dramatically since the 2008 financial crisis.
|
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Activism has picked up dramatically since the 2008 financial crisis.
|
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Thomas, grinning, picked up the card that depicted a bicycle.
|
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The program was then picked up by other Christian networks.
|
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He was stationed in Germany, picked up German very quickly.
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I pay because A. has picked up a lot recently.
|
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Still, the tweet picked up hundreds of likes and retweets.
|
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Was it there that I picked up a second shadow?
|
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It's picked up a lot of momentum in recent days.
|
|
Zakim also picked up the Massachusetts Democratic Party's official endorsement.
|
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He was later picked up by an Iraqi SWAT team.
|
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O.K., things picked up in the tech industry this week.
|
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Each week's supply can be picked up at the restaurant.
|
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The van started with a jerk, then picked up speed.
|
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You can be picked up or cancelled at any time.
|
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The phone rang, and rang, and then he picked up.
|
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Sometimes, after a meal, she casually picked up the tab.
|
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Then Mr. Johnson picked up where Mr. Macron left off.
|
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She cocked her head and picked up a green bean.
|
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Within 30 minutes, reporters had already picked up the post.
|
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A Trump hotel in Indonesia picked up a Chinese backer.
|
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Or was there another reference I hadn't picked up on?
|
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Even Chanel had picked up a morphine habit by 1935.
|
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Castro, the Cuban leader since 1959, picked up the receiver.
|
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The training facility picked up the dog on Aug. 30.
|
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He has picked up where he left off this season.
|
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Sabika always picked up, so I knew something wasn't right.
|
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Finally, after perhaps 45 minutes on hold, someone picked up.
|
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She has not picked up the phone when he calls.
|
|
He picked up the personal finance bug in the 19763s.
|
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How could I have not picked up on his struggle?
|
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She picked up and moved to Iowa and began campaigning.
|
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Someone picked up a chair as if to throw it.
|
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He picked up a copy and began flipping through it.
|
|
The Chicago Bears picked up a C and three D's.
|
|
When President Obama took office, he picked up the fight.
|
|
For dessert, I picked up the salted caramel flavor ($4).
|
|
Biden also picked up support from former backers of Sen.
|
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Dr. Arguin picked up one of the more challenging categories.
|
|
Dulles has picked up nearly half an inch of snow.
|
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He committed no major gaffes, picked up some valuable i.o.u.
|
|
The National Security Agency in Washington picked up the signs.
|
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When Mr. Lo picked up the check, she stopped wondering.
|
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All three puzzles were picked up, two of them here.
|
|
The story even picked up national coverage, including from CNN.
|
|
The abuse picked up after Trump became President, she says.
|
|
So far, though, Baltimore's bullpen has picked up the starters.
|
|
Mr. Biden has picked up big gains among both groups.
|
|
So far, Democrats have picked up an early fundraising edge.
|
|
LF Jeff Francoeur picked up one hit in the loss.
|
|
These aren't cheapo drones picked up in toy stores, either.
|
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When this happens, the costs are picked up by Medicaid.
|
|
Additional approvals slowed temporarily, but have recently picked up again.
|
|
Those are some of the people put boat picked up.
|
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De'Aaron Fox, a freshman guard, has picked up on it.
|
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It was eventually picked up by The New York Times.
|
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I picked up a white hunk that looked like pumice.
|
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Package picked up by FedEx with a feeling of purpose.
|
|
F Matt Kemp picked up his 35th homer on Friday.
|
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Zviadi picked up the book and started flipping through it.
|
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The only thing I picked up was my wedding ring.
|
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Teenage girls unfurled black garbage bags and picked up litter.
|
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It picked up 55,000 pounds of trash and 4,000 needles.
|
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By November, travel had picked up again by 3.8 percent.
|
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In those days I never picked up my office phone.
|
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What habits, if any, have you picked up from them?
|
|
Ian Kennedy picked up his fifth save in seven chances.
|
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As the sea picked up, he knew it was useless.
|
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She could be picked up only by a funeral home.
|
|
After 2010, the islands' salmon exports to China picked up.
|
|
The outside lobbying efforts over Pruitt picked up last week.
|
|
Three days later, he was picked up by the Raptors.
|
|
Keith Ripp, a seat that a Republican picked up Tuesday.
|
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"Have they been picked up before me, though?" he asks.
|
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Now Cruz's allies have picked up on the same thread.
|
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So things have picked up significantly in the past year.
|
|
Anyone who was tuned in picked up on those things.
|
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Democrats picked up a bunch of seats in the Texas state legislature, swept a bunch of judicial elections, and picked up a House seat in the Dallas suburbs and another in the Houston suburbs.
|
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The platform cited High Maintenance, its first original which was picked up by HBO, and its first original comedy stand-up special with Bianca Del Rio, which got picked up by Logo, as examples.
|
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In 2018, ahead of its funding from SoftBank, the company picked up the unprofitable leasing business of Uber; and earlier this year it picked up Canvas, a car leasing business previously owned by Ford.
|
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Calls to Tiger Global were not picked up outside business hours.
|
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He picked up his fourth 52 seconds into the third quarter.
|
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Homer Bailey (26-21) picked up the win for Kansas City.
|
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He played two scoreless minutes Tuesday and picked up two fouls.
|
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The wind has picked up, and this walk isn't very enjoyable.
|
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Not surprisingly, #TecateBeerWall picked up some serious steam on social media.
|
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Hill picked up the victim in a stolen van, police said.
|
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Even before I picked up the drums, I played the guitar.
|
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He picked up another one and did much the same thing.
|
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They last picked up major silverware at the 1993 Copa America.
|
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All scooters will be picked up every night around 9 p.m.
|
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Under Mr Trudeau the pace of liberal legislation has picked up.
|
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The civilian then picked up the trooper's radio and summoned assistance.
|
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The entertainer also picked up the award for top female artist.
|
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He picked up three supporting-actor Emmy nominations for the part.
|
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And I picked up a few new skills along the way.
|
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Ben picked up the check at the end of the night.
|
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"I was amazed some people picked up on it," Djawadi said.
|
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So the Predators just picked up P.A. Parenteau on the cheap.
|
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Vanessa Lachey put down the diapers and picked up the dancing!
|
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The polls show that I picked up many Jeb Bush supporters.
|
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That was something we learned when [the show was] picked up.
|
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In Wilmington, Delaware, Obama picked up Vice President-elect Joe Biden.
|
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Missouri picked up 15 first downs last week via the pass.
|
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Haven't picked up a game since the original Super Mario Bros.?
|
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LOS ANGELES — Hulu has picked up its first film festival flick.
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I should have called and physically picked up food more often.
|
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This was something many of his friends picked up from him.
|
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Hierro's side topped Group B but picked up only five points.
|
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Otherwise why else would you ever have picked up this book?
|
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It all began when The International Spectator picked up the news.
|
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Cohen picked up about $5 billion in new money this year.
|
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Do our press releases get picked up by the Financial Times?
|
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West picked up the hat and handed it back to Green.
|
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"I picked up a couple of tick-tack fouls," he said.
|
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Republicans have already picked up four Democratic Senate seats, sending Sens.
|
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Brossoit picked up 18 saves in his first start since Oct.
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Toys can be be delivered or picked up in Target stores.
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I wrote a couple of observations that The Times picked up.
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At the moment, Marjorie Prime hasn't been picked up for distribution.
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Kasich, who on Saturday picked up the support of Nevada Gov.
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When the shooting stopped, she picked up her children and ran.
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The lockers store Amazon products to be picked up by customers.
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I picked up a bottle of red to have with it.
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But everything changed after fullback Franco Harris picked up the ball.
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The fake story was quickly picked up and translated by Pravosudija.
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The CW also picked up Nancy Drew for a full season.
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Alcantara (26-4) picked up his first win since March 31.
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"I picked up s— after this," she joked, in a hashtag.
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One day, I picked up some passengers near Downtown Los Angeles.
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Netflix's 13 Reasons Why was recently picked up for season 3.
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Skaggs picked up the win for Triple-A Salt Lake City.
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Last year Disney and Pixar's Inside Out picked up the award.
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In the 2018 election, Democrats picked up 12 Texas House seats.
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He printed 600 of them, though only 300 were picked up.
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By 2015, it was picked up by San Francisco, Portland, Ore.
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I don't think he's ever picked up his own laundry before.
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Revenue from emerging markets has not picked up the slack either.
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Netflix picked up Terrace House as a Netflix Original in 2015.
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Mr Buttigieg joined the race late, but picked up momentum quickly.
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Then when his own swords started winning competitions, business picked up.
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Every time I push the Uber button, I get picked up.
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I'm glad I wasn't the one who picked up the phone!!!!
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It picked up each plate individually by use of air suction.
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In governors' races Republicans picked up Missouri, New Hampshire and Vermont.
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WASHINGTON — There's nothing stopping Misa from being picked up and deported.
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In December, InSight picked up the sound of wind on Mars.
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The discussion picked up volume as 2017 came to a close.
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America's war on porn has really picked up steam this year.
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This year's cohort has certainly picked up its predecessors' empirical virtuosity.
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And the Colorado Avalanche picked up a whole bunch of stuff.
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The series picked up several wins at the Emmys last year.
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Update: ICESat-22 launch nominal and signal has been picked up!
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He picked up a Bird scooter and started beating my car.
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When Beyoncé and Tina picked up Solange and our hearts melted.
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One wonders how this wasn't picked up by Facebook's developer team.
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"Your son picked up on your beef, real shit," he raps.
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RHP Andrew Cashner picked up his first win since last Sept.
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After dipping overnight, the crowds once again picked up on Friday.
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Tammy Duckworth picked up a Senate seat for Democrats from Illinois.
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Soon, a co-worker left and Warwick picked up more responsibility.
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Think back to the first time you picked up a razor.
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Green Book and The Favourite also picked up five nominations each.
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We picked up a bison because we thought it was cold.
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Fluent Polish, picked up from customers in his grandmother's general store.
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Woodward picked up Blaze at his home at about 11 p.m.
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Ban picked up a baby dressed in traditional Korean hanbok clothing.
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Certain skills can't be picked up by reading in a book.
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He picked up a peerage as he left, as Speakers do.
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The kids were picked up by their parents at the station.
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"I picked up on a lot of the references," Kennedy says.
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The following year, he picked up another under Mansfield Therapy Associates.
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During their training, the bots picked up all sorts of skills.
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Indeed, inflation picked up to 2.6% and unemployment dropped to 3.8%.
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Now, many viewers have picked up on something even more humorous.
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Drivers needed coverage when they picked up and dropped off guests.
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Koh said the volume of staffing candidates has picked up lately.
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Surprisingly, Israeli media have only recently picked up on the story.
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The post was picked up by Gawker and went wildly viral.
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Kyle Ryan (2-1) picked up the victory for the Cubs.
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The number of jacks to be picked up goes in order.
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It's just that this case was picked up by the tabloids.
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Two seasons were picked up by the then-fledgling Fox network.
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Netflix picked up the show shortly thereafter for its fourth season.
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That said, the Echo has truly picked up steam with users.
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She also picked up 22016,210 more Facebook followers by Thursday afternoon.
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The paper also picked up an accolade for breaking news photography.
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Sean Kingston just picked up another L ... and it wasn't cheap.
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Brad Brach picked up his third save with a perfect ninth.
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Orders placed by 10 AM can be picked up same day.
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In the end, Democrats picked up just a single seat: Rep.
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Later, Pablo was picked up by a smooth-talking female recruiter.
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Disney has already picked up the series for a second season.
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" She picked up a pencil and said, "I just erased it.
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It started with athletes and has been picked up by governments.
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As the business picked up, I found myself smoking more cigarettes.
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She was picked up because of her relationship with a Martha.
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One academic picked up on a similar trend at major labels.
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Thanks to positive word of mouth, the site picked up traction.
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On Sunday, Sanders picked up one of those endorsements from Rep.
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Dinardo picked up Patrick and brought him back to the farm.
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Washington (CNN)John Kasich picked up an endorsement from Idaho Gov.
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The great man picked up a full bowl with both hands.
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It picked up Bolthouse Farms, Plum Organics and Garden Fresh Gourmet.
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And I'm picked up and swiftly off to St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Cell phones and PDAs picked up the credit for messaging technology.
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It worked smoothly and the microphone cleanly picked up my voice.
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The figures implied consumers' appetite was slowing as inflation picked up.
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Reinhart picked up his 4th point in his last 13 games.
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Ferland supplied two assists, and Williams also picked up an assist.
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Lessons and moral clarity are picked up covertly and with craftiness.
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The IPO market has picked up, but it's not exactly vibrant.
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We're told things picked up pretty quickly, and they started dating.
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"I think I picked up yesterday 100,000 people," he informed Stahl.
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Teuvo Teravainen and Justin Faulk picked up assists on the goal.
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The liquid lipstick Matin picked up for Xu dries super-matte.
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He died in 211 without ever having picked up a win.
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She picked up some tea for me when I was sick.
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When Summer Camp Island was picked up, it was incredibly validating.
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Hawkinson was picked up on waivers from Philadelphia on April 4.
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Just this week rumors picked up about an Apple AR headset.
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The box was picked up and presumably sent back to SureGuard.
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Three minutes later, Messi picked up a yellow card for diving.
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She also picked up on some key differences between the shows.
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Amazon has picked up three of its new pilots to series.
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It's something you picked up in high school or at Stanford?
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But, the touchdown dance picked up steam quickly in the '80s.
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Family members of other students had already picked up their children.
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"I picked up the phone and called him," Ms. Rocchio said.
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I picked up my phone to text someone and went, Whoa.
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Spending on new electronics picked up during the long weekend, too.
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Jacob Markstrom picked up the win in goal, stopping 20123 shots.
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That bill picked up Democratic support this week, including from Rep.
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Mueller's work also could be picked up by US Attorney's offices.
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The Dow picked up 13 points, or 0.2 percent, to 17,576.96.
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Clinton picked up that narrative and ran with it on Thursday.
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He picked up a pencil and started slowly writing in Tigrinya.
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When Bishop picked up the weapon it discharged, striking a man.
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However, in the last year the positive momentum has picked up.
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He had picked up two quick fouls in three scoreless minutes.
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The Cubs right-hander picked up his first victory since Aug.
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A thumb drive containing notes written in Russian was picked up.
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"This would have been picked up not only nationally, but internationally."
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Talk of action on such "red flag" laws has picked up.
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She's picked up on what's gone on between me and Duane.
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Devon Travis picked up an RBI on a groundout to second.
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By contrast hirings and pay for temporary workers picked up speed.
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Trump picked up the most support from owners of C-corporations.
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Democrats picked up 20 seats in the House as a result.
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The answer to "They get picked up at clubs" is TABS.
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Lucchesi (4-3) picked up his first win since April 23.
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Hirsch is later picked up by the authorities, and incriminates her.
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Each time, Betances picked up a hold as the setup reliever.
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And has interest in it picked up as it's drawn closer?
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On those days, Corcoran gets picked up at 5:2003 a.m.
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We picked up Joe-Joe's for $2.99 and Oreos for $5.69.
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Khusheim said she had picked up her Saudi license in Mecca.
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Still, Democrats haven't yet picked up the trade banner from Republicans.
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So far we haven't been picked up for a seventh season.
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The series was also picked up for seasons 31 and 32.
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You are this machine, picked up, dropped down, pulled back out.
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Still, Ellison has picked up several key labor endorsements since then.
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Then Mr. Ahmad Fuad went home and picked up his brush.
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And then just picked up the ball and ran with it.
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We picked up an apple and vanilla-scented candle for $1.
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We even picked up a little bag of miniature Reese's Cups.
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Economic growth around the world has picked up steam this year.
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The rain started to pour on Thursday and picked up Friday.
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I went out there and had fun and picked up Finny.
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She also picked up a gold in the 8003x2800-meter relay.
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Within a week, people just picked up their stuff and left.
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Other Republican candidates in tight races have picked up this theme.
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She picked up a strand of hair and let it fall.
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I remember where I was when Anne picked up the phone.
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But when the reporter called again, a different man picked up.
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For this comparison, we picked up the classic Stacy's-brand chips.
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That's the way your story is going to get picked up.
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She picked up a Streamy Award for the film in October.
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The likely scenario is that she got picked up by someone.
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So far, the rapper has picked up at least 12 awards.
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But despite the unusually specific intelligence, Zahran was not picked up.
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Total earnings growth picked up to 2.6 percent from 2.4 percent.
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Republicans picked up each of the three seats on Tuesday night.
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It's unclear whether Trump himself was picked up on the surveillance.
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He picked up his guitar and started playing his songs again.
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The Hoosiers picked up eight fouls in the first five minutes.
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Pacioretty picked up his first goal and point in five games.
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Although his suggestion has been picked up by sites like Guns.
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But others picked up on the sound in the ensuing years.
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Drawing isn't the only hobby Ulbricht has picked up in prison.
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Selden had picked up an initial technical earlier in the game.
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This was probably the period where we picked up more fans.
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According to leads picked up on Reddit via UK website eFestivals.
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This was re-pressed recently so I picked up a copy.
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CBS made history earlier this month when it picked up Doubt.
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"We don't know why he was picked up," she told Reuters.
|
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Meanwhile, Tandem has picked up pace over the last 18 months.
|
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DM: Amazon actually just picked up this wall for three seasons.
|
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That night, Dalton allegedly picked up Uber passengers in between shootings.
|
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Of course, season eight still hasn't officially been picked up yet.
|
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Fox News's weekend "coup" question picked up steam online, sparking backlash.
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That means her crew picked up about 180 of those babies.
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Copper picked up 1 cent to close at $2.10 a pound.
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He picked up five fouls but played almost 33 full minutes.
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Just picked up my dogs from vet and had him scanned.
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Haven't had a problem since I picked up the baseball again.
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He picked up his first victory in nine major league starts.
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Sanders picked up on Brody's biblical implication and ran with it.
|
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But the pace has picked up the last couple of years.
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"You create a baseline that is then picked up by others."
|
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One of them picked up after a one-hour hold time.
|
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This is one reason that Sanders-style socialism picked up steam.
|
|
In June 1904, wire services picked up the story of Mrs.
|
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The pace picked up, and all three runners continually traded positions.
|
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That's also when polls picked up the widening partisan divide. Rep.
|
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Garrison Brothers' was picked up by Eaves for its Texas pride.
|
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Without hesitating or changing expression, he picked up the intercom phone.
|
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At a bookstore, he picked up copies of Out and Details.
|
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And Democrats picked up a ton of House of Delegates seats.
|
|
Scott Barlow (3-211) picked up the win for Kansas City.
|
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Scott Barlow (3-3) picked up the win for Kansas City.
|
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Traders in the stock market picked up on the downbeat signal.
|
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I don't remember the last time I picked up a racket.
|
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I think the CMS actuaries kind of picked up on that.
|
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The anti-abortion protesters picked up their placards and walked away.
|
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Nick Schmaltz picked up his 99th career assist on the play.
|
|
That's how I picked up his book in the first place.
|
|
It really picked up after Rob Delaney retweeted me one time.
|
|
The Ducks picked up two aided goals in the third period.
|
|
Preparations for his trip to North Sentinel picked up last year.
|
|
On Saturday evenings, we picked up the paper at Sheridan Square.
|
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He picked up another clear sheet and began to tilt it.
|
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After returning to work, subway traffic picked up in Washington, above.
|
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A Municipal Court staff member picked up on the third ring.
|
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He picked up some moves in middle school in San Francisco.
|
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"The pace has picked up in the last month," he said.
|
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I picked up the glasses and ran back to the door.
|
|
On Sunday night, Hollywood, of all places, picked up the slack.
|
|
The innovation was soon picked up by a brewer in Wales.
|
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Homer Bailey (7-6) picked up the win for Kansas City.
|
|
Plenty of other stations have picked up on it since then.
|
|
John Hickenlooper picked up some Spanish in his school and travel.
|
|
The Dow picked up 40.48 points, or 0.2 percent, to 22,997.44.
|
|
Could the sores be something he picked up in the hospital?
|
|
A spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority picked up his cellphone.
|
|
Soon you will have picked up a whole new language, mate.
|
|
On Wednesday alone, Biden picked up endorsements from Bloomberg and Reps.
|
|
"Rick and Morty" was just picked up for a fourth season.
|
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If it is picked up, he would presumably be the showrunner.
|
|
I picked up a few and turned to let Dave know.
|
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On the way, they picked up drinks at a gas station.
|
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Lundqvist picked up an assist on Kreider's team-leading 11th goal.
|
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We're told he got picked up outside of a convenience store.
|
|
Michel Baez (1-1) picked up his first major league win.
|
|
After that, he picked up where he left off at ADX.
|
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My brother rarely did the dishes or picked up after himself.
|
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Hogan then picked up another 3 yards on an end-around.
|
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"Feels like we picked up where we left off," he said.
|
|
"The Wyoming Story," a pilot for CW, was not picked up.
|
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They picked up the money after it fell to the floor.
|
|
The Sweden Democrats, which made great strides, picked up 17.5 percent.
|
|
I picked up that that's what Luke was really writing about.
|
|
Republicans picked up 63 seats in the House the following year.
|
|
But the new wave has picked up momentum in her absence.
|
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Kucherov picked up his team-leading 46th assist of the season.
|
|
He picked up a record in the acetate section and sniffed.
|
|
"He picked up on my need to feel exceptional," she said.
|
|
Several news outlets picked up the story and reported it seriously.
|
|
CNN affiliate WFTV and other news agencies picked up the story.
|
|
He's picked up two endorsements from early primary state representatives: Rep.
|
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Though monthly inflation picked up last month, price pressures remained muted.
|
|
Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who picked up four votes each.
|
|
Now Maurice's grandson Lucas has picked up where they left off.
|
|
It was picked up for a sixth season earlier this month.
|
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He picked up a glass of white wine before heading out.
|
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He picked up the landline and then stared at the keypad.
|
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Its volumes begged irresistibly to be picked up, like brilliant children.
|
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At some point, she picked up a passenger, the authorities said.
|
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Grateful, I picked up my walk on the lumpy wet sand.
|
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What Does It Mean's story was quickly picked up by the
|
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But the word has since been picked up by the mainstream.
|
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That's a theme Trump himself picked up on over the weekend.
|
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It's unlikely the pieces would be picked up any time soon.
|
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Gore has, however, picked up a few tricks along the way.
|
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The search continued past nightfall and picked up in the morning.
|
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It also picked up a mysterious ding somewhere along the line.
|
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Ms. Ozdemir picked up the keys and opened the building door.
|
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That message was quickly picked up and repeated at the conference.
|
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Everybody [who] picked up a page would be a co-conspirator.
|
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Democrats picked up congressional seats in that year's midterm election. Sen.
|
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Over the next few weeks, the kidnappers picked up two more
|
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"And it just picked up where we'd left off," she said.
|
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Following the tournament, Eternal Academy picked up half of Talon's roster.
|
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Ambience picked up some bills, let them slide through her fingers.
|
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Parise picked up his 400th career NHL assist on the play.
|
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Kawtharani picked up where Soleimani left off, the Iraqi sources said.
|
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Her husband had been picked up in the raid, she said.
|
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Her husband had been picked up in the raid, she said.
|
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Insurance picked up the entire $240 million cost of the settlement.
|
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What if you get picked up by a stranger with candy?
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He picked up the package outside his home in north Austin.
|
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In 21976, Democrats picked up 221 House and four Senate seats.
|
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I picked up some cookie dough, pop tarts and pancake mix.
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A television microphone picked up the king's remarks to Mr. Trump.
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One day in mid-November, he picked up and started crying.
|
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That idea has picked up a little more interest among Republicans.
|
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One of eight children, Anderson picked up a snowboard at nine.
|
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With Hamonic and Boychuk being out, they picked up the slack.
|
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They say that's why his option wasn't picked up, nothing more.
|
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Giddens picked up her violin and pulled it to her chin.
|
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But local leaders in the black community picked up the slack.
|
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Meanwhile, the pace of Mr. Trump's comments has only picked up.
|
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Paramount picked up domestic rights to the film for $2012 million.
|
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We have a contractor who was picked up by Cuban authorities.
|
|
Luckily, Wattam was picked up by publisher Annapurna Interactive soon after.
|
|
"I might have assumed a mammogram would have picked up cancer."
|
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Bogdanov said he picked up Kuhnhausen that morning, according to Ryan.
|
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"We anticipate the show will be picked up," Mr. Russo said.
|
|
On the other hand manufacturing activity picked up pace in August.
|
|
But as the consumer has picked up, so have Amazon's rivals.
|
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Back at Wharton, friends and classmates picked up on their chemistry.
|
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Jay-Z picked up a 100 of the 1,000 available copies.
|
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Through it all, they've picked up valuable financial, and life, lessons.
|
|
But McConnell picked up two key votes on Friday when Sens.
|
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They picked up the branches and drummed on the women again.
|
|
On Thursday, Chinese media outlets picked up on the reports too.
|
|
I picked up my Aviator tester near Los Angeles International airport.
|
|
It, too, was picked up from the west coast's red tide.
|
|
"Empire" has not officially been picked up for a sixth season.
|
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Intuitive eating concepts picked up steam, reforming outdated concepts about dieting.
|
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He picked up a flyer with the name of the venue.
|
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Let's remember that Democrats picked up half a dozen House seats.
|
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We picked up another bag of miniature Reese's Cups for $1.
|
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David Robertson picked up his second save in as many chances.
|
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Let's say you just picked up a rare, high-level rifle.
|
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Sarasota County, just south, has picked up more than 2000 tons.
|
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The Republicans picked up governor's mansions in Illinois, Massachusetts and Maryland.
|
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In 2009, broke, fat and depressed, he picked up the phone.
|
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I picked up some Korean food before dropping off the burrito.
|
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I really quickly got picked up by a small boutique agency.
|
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Even your grandson has probably picked up on the bad vibes.
|
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But he was picked up by the Super Bowl-contending Patriots.
|
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But anyway, I picked up the phone and I started bidding.
|
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Normally, he picked up his coffee at a different Clearwater Starbucks.
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So nine years ago, he picked up his first hunting rifle.
|
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Despite its isolation, the Half King quickly picked up a following.
|
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When I first picked up Estés's book, I did so warily.
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Tyler Ennis picked up an assist for his 300th career point.
|
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After a few weeks, he picked up a flamenco chord progression.
|
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He picked up campaign staff members and dignitaries at the airport.
|
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The show was picked up for a full season in October.
|
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The controversy got worse when Fox News picked up the story.
|
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He picked up the tablet and eyed it from several angles.
|
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Have you picked up any hobbies that you were surprised at?
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I just haven't picked up a paper newspaper in 100 years.
|
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Whenever I picked up a pen to write, I had nothing.
|
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Blake Parker picked up his ninth save despite walking two batters.
|
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New to the idea, it's something even Østby picked up on.
|
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I picked up the money and plugged people with other people.
|
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They also picked up Chad Johnson to serve as Elliott's backup.
|
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So there was a lot resting on the show's shoulders to do that, so it was not necessarily like we picked up exactly like we picked up where we left off with the greatest of ease.
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COMEY: OK. My understanding was the activity was begun that Steele was hired to look into was first funded by Republicans then picked up -- the important thing was picked up by Democrats opposed to Donald Trump.
|
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"As Ophelia has come up from the Azores, the storm has picked up Saharan dust from North Africa and picked up dust from wild fires in Spain and Portugal," a spokeswoman for Britain's Met Office said.
|
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A member of staff picked up the wrong bottle, mistaking it for another Bordeaux of the same vintage… The customer didn't know and it was only afterwards that one of the managers picked up what had happened.
|
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Apparently, Phelps even helped Ledecky – who picked up five medals in Rio – and Biles – who is photographed with her three gold medals, but has since picked up a bronze as well – arrange their hardware for the shoot.
|
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"Despite the security scares of the last two or three months, production has picked up, investment has picked up," Philippe Darmayan, president of the French federation of industrial groups GFI, told a news conference on the sector.
|
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Then when the market picked up with the first auction of Christie's in Dubai in 2006 and Sotheby's in London, the market picked up and the prices went up, galleries were interested and then Art Dubai happened.
|
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Kyrsten Sinema has picked up an insurmountable lead over Republican opponent Rep.
|
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Earnings anxiety picked up considerably three weeks ago with the Brexit vote.
|
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The Labour party also picked up more seats than it hoped for.
|
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From there, the issue would hopefully get picked up by the Senate.
|
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Supporters picked up the thread, making a popular meme of going green.
|
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They picked up their first Big Ten win last week against Maryland.
|
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She also picked up the British Breakthrough award, which was not telecast.
|
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Last year the vast majority of prescriptions were picked up in person.
|
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But those ideas go out and they're picked up by someone else.
|
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Meanwhile, William picked up a small bronze tiger for 200 rupees ($3).
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Immune cells called macrophages in the mice's skin picked up the pigment.
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Games organizers have picked up on Moon's theme of peace and reconciliation.
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But the strangest she's picked up so far shocked even us: electricity.
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The tents were then scheduled to be picked up by 4 p.m.
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The news story was picked up by other media outlets across India.
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She also picked up an extra $10,000 for her fan favorite award.
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That's likely why it picked up a valuation of around $1.2 billion.
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Her Wattpad romance, Chasing Red, was picked up by the publisher Sourcebooks.
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But what happens when those issues get picked up by political activists?
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That wasn't the only revelation she picked up from the book, either.
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He picked up a bottle of oil and snapped open the top.
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Carson picked up a small paintbrush and dipped it into the pot.
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Oakland manager Bob Melvin picked up the 900th victory of his career.
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It's the first new show USA Network has picked up this year.
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So I picked up my phone and started looking for some #inspiration.
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I picked up his shirt and I couldn't see his [chest] moving.
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Suddenly, I could hear my editor, even though he never picked up.
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LHP Gio Gonzalez picked up his first win of the season Tuesday.
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Erdoğan picked up the rumor and trumpeted his outrage, feigned or not.
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Next, Ross picked up the drum sticks and showed everyone it's done.
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DialPad has picked up 25,000 paying customers, including Uber, Motorola and Netflix.
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A freezing headwind had picked up, slowing me even on the downhills.
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I picked up this radio and I smashed it against the wall!
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The pair had been picked up at their homes around 7 a.m.
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And then you hear, 'Oh, we might get picked up by Hulu.
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But right-wing firebrand Geert Wilders picked up fewer seats than forecast.
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I've never read anything by Virginia Woolf, so I picked up Mrs.
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She also loves to be picked up and cuddled like a baby.
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LOS ANGELES — Hulu has picked up Difficult People for a third season.
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Still, he picked up Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Adapted Screenplay.
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He posted a video advertising his brainstorming service and demand picked up.
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Our defense really picked up and I was happy with the effort.
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Orders placed before 10 am can be picked up by 4 pm.
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I'm so excited because my friend picked up my 110.97:30 a.m.
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Watercutter: And see, I probably never would have picked up on that.
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Hernandez-Cortes allegedly told police he had picked up Farran for sex.
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"Those applicants are in turn being picked up by the fintech lenders."
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It signaled a direction that a lot of people picked up on.
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But it's a habit and one the boys have picked up on.
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Republicans, who still think he's just using charisma picked up from reality
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Volstad picked up his first victory in five years in a Sept.
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"I picked up a guitar a couple of weeks ago," he says.
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"No one picked up on it at all," Wainwright recalled to Refinery20113.
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Lunch was pasta with fresh basil from the groceries I picked up.
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Baaf picked up some of it and put it in his mouth.
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He then picked up his vegan diet again, but still felt bad.
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Somebody picked up the phone at St. Gabriel's Hospital in Little Falls.
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Cruz picked up a big Indiana endorsement of his own when Gov.
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Authorities said he was picked up in a vehicle by another person.
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The idea of enhanced co-operation has recently picked up renewed interest.
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Figueroa picked up a passenger who spoke little English around 8 p.m.
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Alongside his golds, he picked up two silver medals and one bronze.
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And we have, by -- we picked up $215 trillion since my election.
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Gio's mother was in a panic when she picked up the phone.
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Corporate profits also picked up better than the initial accounting last month.
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Jake Kastrenakes: Jake also lost Taylor this week and picked up Kristina.
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She picked up a telephone at the desk and murmured into it.
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Andrew Albers (5-1) picked up the win in relief for Seattle.
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It was a stupid mistake that my editor should have picked up.
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She must have picked up some sort of evil symbiote in space.
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He has, however, picked up helpful hydration tips from the wine industry.
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"Your big brother is OK!" he told her when she picked up.
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Police picked up Hupperterz at the grandmother's home on the same day.
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Natural gas picked up 2 cents to $2.138 per 1,2.033 cubic feet.
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LB Saved from proliferation, from being picked up and imitated by everybody.
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Companies slightly picked up the pace of new hiring as a result.
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Within minutes, the photo studio's phone rang, and my friend picked up.
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He hesitantly picked up a piece of clothing and asked the price.
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Republicans in Congress have picked up the president's tune, evidence be damned.
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Wage growth has picked up recently as the labour market has tightened.
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Gaiman's works have been picked up for adaptation frequently in recent years.
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He picked up his own and began typing in the search bar.
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But that's when the momentum toward federal privacy rules really picked up.
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Stocks picked up steam in afternoon trading and ended near session highs.
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Local media picked up the story, sharing Uncle David's Google Maps location.
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His articles were getting picked up by Alex Jones' Prison Planet website.
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This post will be updated continuously as new shows are picked up.
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Ocon picked up a puncture and had to make an extra stop.
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ET, Trump picked up 51 delegates from Indiana, bringing him to 1,053.
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Sometimes desperate, Ikuenobe would use the few Arab phrases he'd picked up.
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Bud Norris picked up his eighth save with a perfect ninth inning.
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It never picked up, and they don't think it will tonight either.
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It said the crew were picked up by the nearby Hyundai Dubai.
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F Auston Matthews picked up an assist on Brown's second period goal.
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Wage growth, which has been frustratingly slow, picked up significantly in January.
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Bomb technicians' devices also picked up on radioactive materials in Russell's bedroom.
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Sorry, no luck for those who picked up the first-gen device.
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This isn't the first time Earth has picked up an asteroid companion.
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My energy kind of picked up again in September; I just stunk.
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FX picked up the Deadpool animated series in May, ordering 10 episodes.
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He picked up the bridal party and drove us to the venue.
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Its shares picked up on Monday, rising 2.5 percent to 0.409 dirhams.
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Ever picked up your phone to find yourself speaking with a robot?
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"After we were done, he picked up a few things," she wrote.
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Glasnow also picked up a career-best three hits at the plate.
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In May, a record 18 vessels picked up cargoes from Sabine Pass.
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ICG said he had been picked up by secret state-security police.
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These responses troubled Sakaguchi, because he hadn't picked up on this discontent.
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It looks like President Obama has picked up a few new hobbies.
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Others had picked up on the same thing, labeling the picture #stormhoax.
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The Diciotti picked up 190 migrants on Wednesday from an overcrowded boat.
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In 2016 it was picked up by New York City's health department.
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Roughly 2000,230 objects of meteoritic origin have been picked up and catalogued.
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E-sports has picked up a lot from mainstream sports and entertainment.
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A: The other woman picked up a knife off a different table.
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Both patients and independent observers picked up on implicit bias, he said.
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Lots of other cases I picked up halfway through then ran with.
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He picked up 12 standard lobsters and one hulking 20-pound beast.
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Neon promptly picked up the film, so expect a wide 2018 release.
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Between the lines: The Apple Card picked up the most instant buzz.
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" Meghan said their kids "picked up on the anxiety in the house.
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It wasn't until age 21 that he picked up a solid routine.
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Shane Greene picked up his 12th save after throwing a scoreless ninth.
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Luckily, it picked up some brands people hate less along the way.
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Rowling's team picked up on some discrepancies last February and suspended Donaldson.
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The sexuality storyline is clearly what will be picked up on most.
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Another novel-based film has been picked up by Sony's TriStar Pictures.
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The fake far-right activity was apparently not picked up by Facebook.
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"He is not a doctor," Pratte told whoever picked up the phone.
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"I should have picked up some tips from George," Kate, 37, quipped.
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Commodity prices have picked up smartly from their nadir in early 2016.
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And why have his clothes not been picked up by prestigious retailers?
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I picked up blueberries, raspberries, spring mix, pads, bread, and grilled chicken.
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Zach Britton picked up his American League-leading 33rd save for Baltimore.
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It also picked up four stars in The Independent and The Times.
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Henrik Lundqvist made 103 saves and picked up his 439th career win.
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Dashcam footage released in 2015, however, shows where the conversation picked up.
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He was not even picked up in his first auction in 2008.
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If you haven't yet picked up tickets, go do that right now.
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I hung up, picked up my guitar and started writing this song.
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Financing growth picked up from 13% in 2015 to 7.7% in 2016.
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In Fallout 76, he's picked up a new schtick: welcoming new players.
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When we get picked up, I'm going to write you a role.
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I went and I picked up my two daughters and my sister.
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Dalton allegedly picked up riders and pocketed fares in between the shootings.
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Freddy Peralta (23-3), the fourth Brewers pitcher, picked up the win.
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I picked up the glass; the ice was fresh, its edges crystalline.
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However, Brooks picked up his second foul at the 14:30 mark.
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Instead, it was her son who picked up and moved to Hollywood.
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Brandon Kintzler entered in the ninth and picked up his 12th save.
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Local media outlets which picked up the story censored profanity-ridden post.
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Here's a few tips and tricks I've picked up over the years.
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It picked up an additional $53 million globally between Monday and Thursday.
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RHP John Lackey (113-8) picked up his first victory since Aug.
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"So I picked up the telephone and called [the CIA]," said Greenewald.
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Snakes should not be picked up for selfies, neither should endangered animals.
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Vietnam picked up two medals, including its first gold in any sport.
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Now viewers get to decide whether or not it gets picked up.
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Scherzer picked up where Nationals starting pitcher Anibal Sanchez left off Friday.
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Production and sales of pig feed have also picked up, Yang added.
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The growth picked up from a rise of 3.6 percent in February.
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He "picked up where he left off," said the senior AFP investigator.
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"I first picked up a camera when I was 25," she said.
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But in the second half of last year infrastucture spending picked up.
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Other projects have picked up where GFT left off, with some success.
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The federal government picked up the rest if premiums went up substantially.
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The party also picked up executive offices in a number of states.
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This story was then picked up by a number of news outlets.
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It was picked up by Warracknabeal Arts Council co-founder Peter Loy.
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Andy Greene and Jesper Bratt picked up the assists on the goal.
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Mido picked up a pair of scissors and flung them at me.
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And late last year, it picked up social music-creation platform Blend.io.
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Playdead's Inside and Campo Santo's Firewatch both picked up five nominations apiece.
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In a positive sign, business spending picked up on long-term projects.
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The crews of both ships struck on Thursday were picked up safely.
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Does the key I picked up in the chapel fit its lock?
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The remarks instantly got picked up—and picked apart—in the press.
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I had picked up the Orange Line about halfway along its route.
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The driver alleged that she picked up Bryce Marlatt around 10 p.m.
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CMT has picked up the country music drama for a sixth season.
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It also marked the sixth straight game he picked up an RBI.
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But Amazon and Hulu have picked up the pace in originals, too.
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EPIC Private Equity, which acquired Luceco in June 2005, picked up £67.1m.
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Along the way, they picked up funding from Bill Gate's Gates Ventures.
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Earlier in the week, Kaisch picked up the endorsement of Idaho Gov.
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Earlier this month, a Disney cruise ship picked up 12 reported migrants.
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None of it made any sense until I picked up Kitchen Confidential.
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Africa-focused Tullow Oil has picked up six blocks in recent weeks.
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And in between the shootings, he apparently picked up passengers for Uber.
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In recent days, Rubio has picked up the support of Nevada Sen.
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But, while many outlets picked up the feature, few actually critiqued it.
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It picked up a mediocre $2149.7 million for a second place finish.
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So we picked up a couple of paddles and played a bit.
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Just this week I picked up the photo of Command Sgt. Maj.
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Tulo and Bautista (if they picked up his option) would be ~$38M.
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And, he's picked up some valuable knowledge and insights along the way.
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He picked up an additional nine delegates, compared to four for Clinton.
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However, they might rise this year if net inflation picked up significantly.
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BuzzFeed News later picked up the story, bringing it to Twitter's attention.
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"It was good that he picked up on that point," Ojo adds.
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I picked up both books this year and blew right through them.
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I think that's what people have picked up on in my interviews.
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With less coal capacity, natural gas and oil picked up the slack.
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She saw protests first hand and picked up lots of campaign memorabilia.
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We went to lunch once, when the show first got picked up.
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ABC picked up the rights to all "Peanuts" specials the following year.
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"Everyone is hopeful that it will be picked up," the person said.
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His lab had a plan and picked up samples throughout the city.
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And yet we picked up $5.2 trillion just in the stock market.
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Initially when he picked up a brush, Bush focused on mundane subjects.
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He picked up the basketball and flipped it from hand to hand.
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"We picked up $5.2 trillion just in the stock market," he said.
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SURPRISE: Christina Applegate picked up a nomination for Netflix's "Dead To Me."
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I've picked up some great lessons along the way, and I'm grateful.
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He picked up and was increasingly vague, not saying names or locations.
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The story was also picked up by The Washington Post on Friday.
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As traffic picked up, lights came on, programmed to optimise the flow.
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Patriots of Appalachia simply picked up the torch that Heimbach set down.
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"I remain surprised that wage growth hasn't picked up more," Daly said.
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Justin Shafer picked up his first career save with a scoreless ninth.
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That bill picked up eight co-sponsors from both parties on Thursday.
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Natural gas picked up 1 cent to $1.99 per 1,000 cubic feet.
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Then they picked up the polished lid and carefully pressed it shut.
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"I've known Gordon Parks's work since I first picked up a camera."
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Copper picked up 5 cents, or 2.3 percent, to $2.28 a pound.
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Weeks later, Maguire picked up an envelope addressed to him at work.
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The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation picked up much of the tab.
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Foreign audiences picked up the slack as domestic attendance sputtered in 2017.
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She died of colon cancer that had been picked up too late.
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"Lore" is a spooky podcast that was picked up by Amazon Video.
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Those orders can then be picked up in stores until 6 p.m.
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The cockpit voice recorder again picked up the sound of pages turning.
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Soon enough we picked up momentum and enjoyed a monthlong, unofficial relationship.
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Trump picked up votes by carving out a unique identity while Sen.
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The players' din picked up toward the end of the first set.
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They picked up a thousand seats across the nation in that time.
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Some pseudo-contenders picked up big wins and climbed in our rankings.
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The products that have been picked up are generally more wellness-based.
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But now we've picked up some momentum, so let's see what happens.
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The Washington Post, Outside magazine, and others soon picked up the news.
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We picked up Reese's dark chocolate cups to have a similar comparison.
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A deckhand lifted her ankles, and the other picked up her shoulders.
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Instead, I picked up the parent present idea from Korean-American friends.
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I picked up my phone and called one of my dearest friends.
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Silver picked up 2100.46 cents, or 2100.76 percent, to $1.10553 an ounce.
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Stock deals, the trading environment and mortgage refinancing have all picked up.
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The tax law has picked up support compared to late last year.
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He was too small, so he picked up soccer in the fall.
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Miguel Castro (2-1) picked up the win with a perfect sixth.
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There was a sound, someone picked up, but there was no voice.
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The boy picked up the teapot and tossed it into the basket.
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Last week, "Black Panther" picked up seven Oscar nominations, including best picture.
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And we also picked up some classic red party cups for $1.
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And Scott picked up right away that's not how it's done here.
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Henrik Lundqvist made 31 saves and picked up his 436th career victory.
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Here are five pro tips I've picked up on my journey.1.
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Around 75% of Tractor Supply's online orders are picked up in stores.
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All in all, we picked up five products from each brand group.
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Our journey started at Trader Joe's, where we picked up our ingredients.
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Output and new orders picked up after they had slipped in July.
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DuPont, the chemicals giant, picked up $1.58, or 2.4 percent, to $1.933.
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The series was picked up by Amazon after being dumped by Cinemax.
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"We've picked up some great programmers who understand design," Mr. Phillips said.
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Arabic, addressing Sutrallah in the lilting Cairo accent she picked up during
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