What popped for Fox News was completely different than what popped for MSNBC.
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I popped up, and fell, and popped up, and fell, for the better part of 90 minutes.
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Forgive me for the mild eye roll I popped when it was popped when it was brought up as if we're all blood members of a secret cult.
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He popped up walking his dog, in full Washington gear; he popped up in a local Whole Foods, in full Washington gear; and he was also spotted in a barber shop.
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Just look at that pose — hips popped, head tilted.
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He popped the question in 2014 ... in an elevator.
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But nothing popped out — at least not a trophy.
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Signs of trouble — or "operational changes" — popped up recently.
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Johnny Manziel popped the question ... and she said yes!
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Within two weeks, for instance, Allen and reporter Jonathan Swan used the phrases "popped the shocker" and "popped a meaty interview," respectively, both of which made my eyes bug out of my head.
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Haibon popped the question while the two were in Mexico.
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That's when a silly squirrel suddenly popped into the frame.
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The website itself seems to have popped up in 1998.
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My hard hat popped off, and my shoes came off.
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Ruf popped up Hand's first pitch into short left field.
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I popped them both into the fridge to sit overnight.
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All of a sudden a whole other world popped out.
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Have any reviews popped up in places you wouldn't expect?
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Examples have already popped up in South America and Europe.
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Examples have already popped up in South America and Europe.
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Ahold shares popped 2.5 percent, making it a top performer.
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Another group popped up to copycat the same modus operandi.
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I've popped the deets from this outfit over on alamollie.
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U.A.W. members popped champagne, lit cigars and embraced one another.
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Everybody got a cowboy hat, and they all popped streamers.
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Ted Cruz's little daughters popped up in a political cartoon.
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In 80 days, Amazon shares popped more than 38 percent.
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Natural gas companies like Devon Energy and Williams also popped.
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Kendrys Morales popped out to shortstop to end the game.
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"A look of surprise popped on Araud's face," he said.
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And why hasn't Colin's named popped up at all yet?
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Commercial operations like TechShop have popped up across the country.
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Not surprisingly, the brands that popped up are totally recognizable.
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I mostly clicked through interesting notifications as they popped through.
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In February 2019, the actor popped the question to Perry.
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Shares popped 30 percent on the first day of trading.
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Veeva's shares popped in extended trading Tuesday after the report.
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I tore my diaphragm and popped my chest rib out.
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West popped in as Dean West, Chairman of Wayne Enterprises.
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I pulled it off the rack and popped it on.
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She popped out into a ravine and they landed nearby.
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They even popped backstage to meet some of the stars.
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We popped some already, but she says it still hurts.
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That ad came down and then another one popped up.
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The WWE star popped the question on stage during WrestleMania33.
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Reports of sightings have popped up in almost every state.
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Apple popped out a new pair of AirPods this week.
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Fears allayed, he popped the whole thing in his mouth.
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A social campaign around #DeleteUber popped up and took off.
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I've even popped a few Nespresso capsules on lazy days.
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Instead, JPMorgan hit a home run and the stock popped.
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Companies popped up to solve specific problems and then disappeared.
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Sandy Leon popped out to third on an attempted bunt.
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I love this chia pudding with berries and popped amaranth.
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Lupita Nyong'o popped up behind him at the 2014 Oscars.
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Let's talk about the post that popped for you. Sure.
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Shares of Celanese popped more than 6 percent after hours.
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I just popped out like, 'I'm gonna be a singer.
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Meredith also popped champagne with Alex to celebrate her win.
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Whatever was in her head popped out of her mouth.
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Elsewhere, Hon Hai Precision Industry popped 4.71 percent on Monday.
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Shares of the company popped nearly 7% after the report.
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Naquin popped a single to left to start it off.
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I obviously popped him in the photos, and it's great.
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As noted before, that mainstream EDM bubble has mostly popped.
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Over time, higher prescription rates have popped up further south.
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"Next thing I know, his picture popped up," he said.
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Shops selling wedding dresses, restaurants, and pharmacies have popped up.
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Bogaerts then popped out to first to end the inning.
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Wendt, 35, popped the question to Loch, 29, on Aug.
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In the '70s and '80s, a few others popped up.
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It popped up again around a year or two ago.
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He popped one into his mouth, its wings still flapping.
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They popped out with vivid colors and nice shadow detail.
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Back problems that popped up last week left him wary.
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Shares of Nike popped 8% shortly after the opening bell.
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Once the name popped up, there was an immediate consensus.
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She popped Tylenol constantly just to keep her fever down.
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When Springer popped up for the first out, they roared.
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Singers popped up and sang from seats in the audience.
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News alert popped up on my phone to talk about.
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And when the bubble popped, we got the Great Recession.
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Once it had heated, Robert popped a frozen pizza in.
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The thing just popped and then smoke started coming out.
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Retail popped 1.5 percent as a sector amid earnings news.
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Morbid betting pools popped up among friends and coworkers alike.
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I popped a NyQuil and snuggled into my window seat.
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It popped open with an easy exhale, and he smiled.
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Some of these domestic names have popped up seemingly overnight.
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Even spinning the wheel and, you know, nothing has popped.
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When they took the court again, they popped into form.
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Remember the top lid that Durrell popped off so easily?
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One of many that popped up across the US. pic.twitter.
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My husband pulled on it and the trunk popped open.
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Up popped the advertisement that included the name Jack Engle.
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Since then, several more have popped up at nearby locations.
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Comparable quotes from Banner and Pacific Life also popped up.
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Its stock had initially popped more than 2% after hours.
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She popped the giant bubble of gum she was blowing.
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He was also popped for driving on a suspended license.
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The engagement ring popped out and fell into the lake!
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These records seem to have had popped out of nowhere.
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The specimen's brain has also popped out to say hello.
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Never say never, but the repeal bubble has popped again.
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Manziel had popped the question to Tiesi in March 2017.
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I've popped out the other side of that period now.
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He thought that maybe each and all of the mylar's crumpled-up faces were like bits in a computer, and the information is stored in a sort of popped-in or popped-out phase.
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Fellow semiconductor companies Qorvo and Skyworks also popped on the news.
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I just wish Adele had popped up onstage for a duet.
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A resulting selfie popped up on Twitter thanks to Bamforth's fiancé.
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The stock popped on quarterly numbers that topped Wall Street estimates.
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However, another issue popped up while YouTube was still experiencing outages.
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The stock popped $1.65, or 1.5 percent, to $113.61 on Friday.
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Perhaps it's because Netflix hasn't popped said movie into your feed.
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To be clear, the fake news issue had popped up before.
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Plays on the Google name like "Guulag" have also popped up.
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Some outside groups popped up to help Trump on their own.
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With the booty bump popped, Tatiana is amped for swimsuit season.
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Then up popped a CNN alert: a truck attack in Nice.
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Chapters have also popped up in 22014 other cities in Canada.
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Chapters have also popped up in 13 other cities in Canada.
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Martha Stewart popped up on The Wendy Williams Show this week.
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We're told Elliott popped bottles (including champagne) ... and chilled with friends.
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Reports of both dengue and chikungunya viruses popped up soon after.
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It popped up in 6.5% of pre-election articles (see chart).
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Informal health-insurance groups have popped up to fill the gaps.
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The dollar initially extended overnight gains and popped above 110.00 yen.
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Since then, Cofiwch Dryweryn graffiti has popped up across the country.
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I popped into a McDonald's outlet in the Riyadh Gallery Mall.
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Dawson popped the question on the anniversary of their first date.
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Sure enough, after a quick scan, Molly McDonald's information popped up.
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I don't give a crap where that baby popped out from!
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Joe, 29, popped the question to Turner, 22, in October 2017.
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Defining Mascara, which he says popped against her shimmering neutral shadows.
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Worries about that support have popped up in the data, too.
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It flew off, hit the carpet-covered floor and popped open.
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Shares of Charter Communications have popped 35% over the past year.
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Fake food court popped up today in Portland's Pioneer Courthouse Square.
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Last weekend, Grande popped up at Coachella to sing the tune.
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The link between conversations and targeted ads has popped up before.
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I popped the cap off, followed instructions, and got to shaking.
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During Sunday's London marathon, a large orange dinosaur popped the question.
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If Probst were wearing a monocle, it would have popped off.
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Jarrod Saltalamacchia popped out, and pinch hitter Tyler Collins struck out.
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Shares of the game developer briefly popped in after-hours trade.
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A Comic Sans 'defenders' project has even popped up on Tumblr.
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Trump seems to have popped up in Moscow on Friday, Nov.
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He had popped the question while she was vacation in Paris.
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Later that night, however, Lindsay popped up on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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The first iteration of this bill popped up a year ago.
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I popped my tape into the VCR and stood beside him.
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"We were looking to see if anything popped out," Macbeth said.
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There, Brooks got down on one knee and popped the question.
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On Tuesday, it popped up on a monument honoring Ukrainian soldiers.
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Now imagine that a tree popped out whenever you used it.
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After Kevin Pillar popped out to shortstop, David Hernandez replaced Bridwell.
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I was on the couch, retired, and the script popped up.
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Similar programs have popped up in Tennessee, Oregon, Detroit and Chicago.
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I've been on one since I popped out of the womb.
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Then, on Friday, he popped up on Alex Jones's Infowars show.
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Wherever they've popped up, festivals, radio stations, clubs, they've been untouchable.
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Shares of popped over 6 percent percent in after-hours trading.
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Or you popped up at three because you had an idea?
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So has anything changed since Metcalfe popped the question last month?
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Reich popped the question in April 2018 while in the Hamptons.
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The custom pokéball batteries that popped up may have helped, too.
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Artists like Sum 41 and Green Day popped up on soundtracks.
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He popped the question with a mega-carat oval engagement ring.
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Beckham's streak ended when he popped out in the sixth inning.
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Several parody accounts have popped up on Twitter personifying the gator.
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One of the new anthology dramas just popped up on Netflix.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has popped up in political news recently.
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He was a gentleman, although not to the opponents he popped.
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Immediately after Rodgers popped the question, Twitter erupted with harsh opinions.
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What popped out wasn't any one line, though there were many.
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I remember the first time I popped a tire while commuting.
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She loved the way her smoky eyes popped in the photographs.
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Mylan shares popped nearly 13% in Monday trade after the news.
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I followed instructions and popped a sphere in my mouth whole.
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Snyder's shares popped 7 percent, while Campbell traded 0.1 percent higher.
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However, as Quick tried to grab the puck, it popped loose.
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A Dark Web market has popped up to help launder bitcoin.
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He got into an accident that popped two of his tires.
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Its head popped out of the sun roof of the car.
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They popped in for a snack on their way to dinner.
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Suits also popped up at Gucci, Roberto Cavalli and Jil Sander.
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A Prince EP titled, "Deliverance" just popped up on iTunes listings.
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We finished recording, popped out the card and transferred the files.
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On June 15 a Wordpress blog popped up out of nowhere.
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As more and more journals popped up, publishing companies began consolidating.
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And his name popped up multiple times during the Mueller investigation.
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It hit the light fixture, which popped out of the ceiling.
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Snap shares popped 44 percent in the first day of trading.
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So what happens when the Golden Boy gets popped for PEDs?
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The spire of St.Michael's fell away as new buildings popped up.
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Once they popped up on Pinterest, everyone else caught on quick.
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Five of the first six Mets hitters, swinging aggressively, popped out.
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We broke the story ... she got popped Tuesday night at TSA.
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This idea just sort of popped into my head one day.
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They popped up out of what seemed to be solid stone.
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When they popped up initially, they were this weird search engine.
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He popped in and out of jail on drug possession charges.
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All day, kind and eccentric locals popped in to say hello.
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Soon Dos Equis were popped and nestled into the corner holders.
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The S&P 500 popped 6.6% and the Nasdaq rose 6.2%.
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The girl soon popped up and her distraught mother claimed her.
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And no besmirching Paris, she just popped into my own head!
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He's not going to get popped this early in the story.
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Steph Curry popped champagne and sprayed it out over the parade.
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Alaska Air Group popped 6% and Delta Air Lines rose 2.5%.
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One woman popped her head out the door to say hello.
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About a decade later, Galleria Dallas popped up as a competitor.
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Which means, inevitably, you're going to get popped once or twice.
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The cakes popped right out when I flipped the pan over!
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But other groups have popped up in its place, Stalinsky said.
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John Cena popped the question to Nikki Bella on one knee.
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Shares of Scana popped on the announcement while Dominion's stock slid.
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Shares of Vuzix popped 18.6 percent Friday afternoon on the news.
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Are there safety concerns that have popped up in recent months?
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Michael Conforto popped out before Cespedes delivered the go-ahead hit.
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So the door was still opened, he just popped right there.
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Mr. Yermak's name popped up often in the House impeachment investigation.
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I popped the cork and we christened those goblets with love.
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" Ayesha replied, "You coulda at least popped a filter on this.
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Tourism boomed and hundreds of malls popped up across the country.
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Shares of Nike popped 2 percent after hours before paring gains.
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Collins said the blister popped, but he did not sound alarmed.
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But then a batch of pretty good cheap models popped up.
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The stock popped 44.7 percent headed on its first trading day.
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Then the mole mysteriously popped out of its hole in October.
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Johnson has popped up in numerous episodes in the impeachment inquiry.
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After Dr. Spock, numerous experts popped up, often with conflicting advice.
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Colors were muted at times, but other times the colors popped.
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The anime filter is a more recent one that popped up.
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Lindsey Vonn is engaged again This time she popped the question.
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Certain things are known before the first oyster is popped open.
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Being him, he popped off a few one liners about impeachment.
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Other videos, too, popped up showing behatted pigeons on the street.
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" "I wouldn't be surprised if he popped in and stopped by.
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Equity bubbles are often popped by regulation, Gundlach said back then.
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The dreaded "Enable Macros?" box popped up, and someone said Yes.
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In August, Lee popped two lipomas on one of her patients.
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Strong winds pushed the float into a lamppost and popped it.
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Most acne, unless you've picked or popped it, is not that.
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He was previously popped for drunk driving in 2007 and 2011.
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So some of them just sort of popped into my head.
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Then, on a visit home, he popped into the coaches' office.
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It was just the first thing that popped into my head.
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In her wake, other Hitler/Swift meme accounts have popped up.
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Sea lions popped their heads out of the water, gasping asthmatically.
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Further signs of instability popped up in the market for volatility instruments.
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The giant dong popped up Thursday in the sky over Washington State.
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Orbital lines popped up to illustrate the asteroid's path near to Ada.
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Shares of the company popped more than 3 percent after the report.
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Shares in the company popped 3.2 percent to $71.35 in midday trading.
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That's when Jeanes pulled down his oxygen mask and popped the question.
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Reasons for concern have popped up elsewhere — though, again, nothing conclusive yet.
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Microwave IssuesWe popped it into the microwave according to the package's instructions.
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So that was a thesis we had internally when they popped up.
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Also notably, Tesla surged 6.2 percent Monday and Twitter popped 5.5 percent.
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But, he popped up in the big black-and-white launch video.
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Friends who'd popped the question had warned him this moment would come.
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Word caught on and dozens of fake Cody Parkey accounts popped up.
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The Duchess of Cambridge popped Monday at St. Mary's Hospital in London.
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But those who popped by didn't find themselves in a doughy wonderland.
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This scam echoes a similar scheme that popped up over the summer.
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It was as if he were a balloon, dying to be popped.
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In 22016, a Facebook profile popped up with the name Alexander Nikolov.
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It must have popped in my newsfeeds because of my previous searching.
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And gerrymandering isn't something new that's popped up in this hyperpartisan environment.
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How do you know when a pimple is ready to be popped?
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A single file popped up bearing the case number 315T-HQ-C1475879.
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He then popped out from behind it to surprise the unsuspecting crowd.
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Spppppoooookyyyyy season has popped up like a zombie's hand in a graveyard.
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He sort of popped up when you least expected it, during rehearsals.
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He live tweeted a version and the other he popped on Facebook.
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The comedian popped the question with a massive 3-carat diamond ring.
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Shares of Occidental fell 2% on Tuesday, while Chevron's stock popped 3%.
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At the opportune moment, both popped out — leading to tears and hugs.
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Unglert then removed the gum and popped it back into his mouth.
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Cespedes slid under the ball, but it popped out of his glove.
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He popped in a nicotine chewing gum and kissed a baby's forehead.
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At least six have popped up in relation to the Stanford case.
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His son just popped in to say hello and didn't stay long.
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A steel trap door on the front where various things popped out.
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Similar companies have popped up in Los Angeles, San Diego, and Seattle.
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Out of nowhere, two rival supporter groups popped up and began chanting.
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"I saw the trunk popped up, a woman ran inside," AlSabah said.
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Many new positions have popped up to assist growing e-commerce businesses.
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There were a few other things that popped out about the mouse.
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I would buy a mystery box if one of these popped out.
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Apple popped 2%, while Amazon and Microsoft both rose more than 303%.
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The feature popped up even when she checked out her own profile.
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Then I popped them on and they were soft, lovely, and plush.
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The hashtag #MPRraccoon began trending on Twitter, and parody accounts popped up.
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A teaser video for this rumored drone has popped up on Youku.
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They have popped up across the industry and are not vendor specific.
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But charges of strain and pretension popped up, and Damn answers these.
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Reilly made a surprise cameo and popped up wearing Ralph's giant arms.
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Most recently, his body popped up next to Ruth Davenport's disembodied head.
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Or just the hard caramel coating and not the actual popped corn.
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They popped the trunk and began unloading bag after bag of groceries.
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It's the holidays, I've popped in Dragon's Dogma, and I'm emotionally tired.
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Meanwhile, Germany's DAX jumped 27 percent and France's CAC popped 222.6 percent.
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"It was very romantic," Carey said about how Packer popped the question.
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Ed Sheeran popped the question to girlfriend Cherry Seaborn over the holidays.
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How did you feel when it popped up in Austin Powers 2?
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Stoll popped the question at Disneyland's exclusive Club 33 over the holidays.
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Startups have popped up to offer even more ways to track employees.
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John sauntered over to dance captain Ashley Everett and popped the question.
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Wish your highlights popped, hair was silkier, or shined like Demi Moore's?
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These attacks have popped up time and time again throughout the West.
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Give uppu?" and Smit, when his head popped free, would shout "No!
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Others offered moral lessons, or simply popped by for a friendly chat.
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Hunter Renfroe popped out, and Carlos Asuaje grounded out to end it.
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Cerio revealed on Instagram that Wood popped the question in November 2018.
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The couple popped up in Georgia on Tuesday, dining at STK Atlanta.
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"That was one of the first flags that popped up," says Jim.
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And not long after, Discord popped up with an even better rate.
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Which is why when The New Primal's product popped up, I paused.
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George S. Patton popped up on the LCD screens in the room.
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Shares of popped 3 percent after the company beat analyst earnings expectations.
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I popped two grey capsules before going to a friend's tamale party.
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Has anything popped up that's surprised you in the last few years?
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The Wall Street Journal popped an insightful piece on the negotiations yesterday.
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As a result, many makeshift homes (dubbed "tent cities") have popped up.
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Check out what Barrett said when this piece of art popped up.
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Consumer sentiment and business sentiment surveys have all popped after the election.
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So..This plaque popped up last night outside the Bristol children's hospital!
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He popped it in his mouth and sucked happily on the skull.
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After Christian Yelich singled, Marcell Ozuna popped out to end the game.
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With runners on first and third and two outs, Chavis popped up.
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But then, when he popped out, he was so just like, 'Ahhhhh!
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"We kind of popped at the same time," Pitt said of DiCaprio.
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Whereas last year when we made mistakes, guys just popped them up.
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Small protests popped up all around the capital beginning at dawn Friday.
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A moment later, Park's muck-spattered face popped out few feet away.
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After news of the group spread through Tumblr, dozens more popped up.
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As the train pulls out, beer cans are popped and debates erupt.
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A few weeks later – on July 11, 2014 – he popped the question.
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Basically knew their name was coming when it popped up on CBS.
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The question of commercial licenses has popped up in Germany, for example.
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Tons of fake Donald Trump stars popped up all over Hollywood Blvd.
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This popped up about a week ago on the internet. Mm-hmm.
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"The mini bubble was ripe for popping and it popped," Anderson said.
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Jonas reportedly popped the question a month ago on Chopra's 83th birthday.
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As electric vehicle charging infrastructure grows, a nagging complexity has popped up.
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These minor annoyances popped up repeatedly over the course of the week.
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But that all went out the window when Nick popped the question.
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In recent decades, surf therapy organizations have popped up across the world.
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Aaron Paul popped up behind Bryan Cranston at the 2013 Emmy Awards.
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Then, the boats are topped with breadcrumbs and popped in the oven.
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The term first popped up in 2012 and was linked to obesity.
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Eileen came over to the table and popped open the doughnut carton.
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In another window, a 3-D model of her house popped up.
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This week, for example, the following nuggets of news popped up:1.
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A few silver rings on her hand popped with her dazzling purse.
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The latter popped it back into place and continued working, Schuler said.
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Then I popped over to see what Jeannie's Cafe had to offer.
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"He had his hands up, and they popped him," Mr. Colbert said.
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I was relieved when my sister's face popped up on my screen.
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And, as I lay pathetically in bed, that dreaded notification popped up.
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A valve popped open and allowed steam to escape from the reactor.
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I crouched down, picked a grape, and popped it into my mouth.
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While we were there, several people popped in to grab their packages.
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Prices popped another 138 percent in the two months after the conference.
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One day Buttigieg popped into Glezman's classroom with an offering from Starbucks.
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Pinterest's stock popped more than 12% after beating Wall Street's Q2 targets.
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"You can walk out of your house and be popped," he said.
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First few hours: Fear and uncertainty The gunshots and explosions popped relentlessly.
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Along the route, a cave man-themed roadside attraction has popped up.
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Japan's asset price bubble in the 1980s popped in the early 1990s.
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Quickly, a town popped up around the springs, creating homes and businesses.
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"He came with electricity and spark and it popped out," Wells said.
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EISEN: IRWIN, THE STOCK POPPED INITIALLY ON THE NEWS AT THE OPEN.
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Not sure why that popped into my head, but there it was!
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An alert popped up a thousand miles away, on Matt Grimm's phone.
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Because the cat recently popped up at the Multnomah County Animal Shelter.
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The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) also popped nearly 5.1 percent.
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Purple Spotify banners have popped up in London and New York.—Noisey
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Kristie Arslan, owner of a five-year-old gourmet popcorn company — Popped!
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Cyborg has, after all, been popped for ban substances in the past.
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On Wednesday, it popped up again just 20 minutes into the hearing.
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The dollar popped up to a six-week high of 110.65 yen .
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She popped one of those idiots in the head and he collapsed.
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Katy Perry, Tyga, and Jared Leto have also popped up as suspects.
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Blue's beloved aunt, Solange, even popped in for a spot of tea.
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Over time, dozens of clones have popped up to challenge Birchbox's model.
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You popped out of the womb with your checkbook and car keys.
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His collar, popped open; the shirt tight around his puffed-up chest.
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The designer's '70s-style suede wedge wraparound sandal popped in tomato-red.
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Up and down the Strip, the Golden Knights' logo popped up everywhere.
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Everything changed when Thai slime first popped up on Instagram in 2014.
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Then a cheap three-bedroom in Crown Heights popped up on Craigslist.
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But national chains like McDonald's, Subway and Starbucks popped up as well.
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Nicole Kidman's red lips popped next to her pale Armani Prive gown.
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The empty-handed "Game of Thrones" crew popped by but didn't linger.
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Was it Stephen Curry, whose gospel of basketball redemption twisted and popped?
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The phrase "UTTER RUBBISH" popped up, and its dual meaning intrigued me.
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And then it popped into my head: I've seen this play before.
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After they quickly ran the plates, the whip popped up as stolen.
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Reasons for concern have popped up elsewhere — though, again, nothing conclusive yet.
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They attended football games and popped into classes at the Bush School.
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Despite the disaster of MoviePass's specific business model, imitators have popped up.
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Matt Damon was just the first name that popped into my head.
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It then popped out, and McNeil crashed into the warning-track dirt.
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Rent-control measures have popped up in cities across the Bay Area.
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Then he popped the puck up and over goalie Marc-Andre Fleury.
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I went upstairs and attempted to sleep but popped awake with worry.
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Stories questioning her motives popped up in the tabloids with anonymous sources.
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And when Gurriel popped out, the boos were loud all over again.
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Next, he popped into a recently opened all-male public high school.
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He popped up as a narrator and talking head all over VH280.
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Shares of Roku popped 2.8% to a 52-week high on Tuesday.
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The other men popped open bottles of beer; Kubitschek stuck to juice.
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In 2018, Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski unexpectedly popped up in
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The year after that they popped up again but in different places.
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Steampunk style popped up in music videos by the likes of Panic!
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Julia Moskin popped into my inbox last week with a great one.
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Store employees are being asked to wear their collars at half-popped.
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Beckham popped up, ripped off his helmet and slammed it in frustration.
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Overnight, a cottage industry of criticism and vows to boycott popped up.
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But she popped today, so, you know, that&aposs just really good.
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The lid popped open, and Dom sat up in his freeze box.
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I Googled 'nicotine effect on skin,' and, sure enough, results popped up.
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"The booze was flying, and I popped quite a few," he recalled.
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A website collecting donations for her legal expenses popped up at mariabutinafund.
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Shares of Netflix popped last week on its second-quarter earnings report.
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Committed In 22003, Stefan Erik Oppers and Gary Penn popped the question.
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A year later, Daniel Andrew Gross and Steven Goldstein popped the question.
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After Judge popped out for the inning's second out, Gregorius stepped up.
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Android Central spotted the subreddit thread, which popped up over the weekend.
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Since December 2014, WTI has popped above $50 a barrel 18 times.
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This theory has popped up from time to time over the years.
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A news story popped into her feed: three people shot at Austins.
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The second tool had never popped up in an OilRig attack before.
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Shares of Walgreens (WBA) popped 3.5% in heavy trading on the report.
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It had popped above 20.1 on Thursday, its highest since March 21.2497.
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All of a sudden, the club door opened and Robin popped in.
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Fires popped up seemingly at random in Andover, North Andover and Lawrence.
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Snapchat and Instagram were relatively safe, but the president still popped up.
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New programs have popped up this year in Delaware, Mississippi and Connecticut.
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When I learned of Russ's death, two images immediately popped to mind.
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Yesterday a bubbly 333-year-old girl popped in with her mother.
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Dozens of technology start-ups have popped up to solve this problem.
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One after another, the children popped in and out of the bath.
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But in recent years, a vocal right-wing contingent has popped up.
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When they ran his name, the warrant for his arrest popped up.
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Could it be ... Ben not only picked her but popped the question?
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More important, he obviously popped on film more than West typically does.
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I'm not a cannabis user myself … KS: Explain why that popped up.
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An unsuspecting man got the surprise of his life at the Grand Rapids Griffins hockey game in Grand Rapids, Michigan, this week when he and his girlfriend popped up on the big screen … and then she popped the question.
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She later shared that she "was so surprised" when Reich popped the question.
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I did feel content the day I singlehandedly popped 101 bags of popcorn.
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Thanks to Facebook, app permissions have popped back into the public's consciousness again.
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The stock popped about 5.5 percent in after-hours trading following the release.
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NBA star Iman Shumpert popped the question to his girlfriend in November 2015.
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Similar theories popped up with the advent of the telegraph and cell phones.
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A guy was arrested for pot and 2 women got popped for cocaine.
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He performed wearing sunglasses and a jean jacket with a sick popped collar.
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After meeting face to face, Eric popped the question after just two days.
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The answer certainly stumped one of the celebs around the Popped Quiz table.
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Then I popped back out to get setup with iFly's proprietary VR helmet.
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But if the chance ever popped up, he'd head back in a hurry.
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But after the videos popped up online he was released, the chief said.
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TMZ reported the celebrated music producer popped the question during their European vacation.
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After just a couple weeks of dating, Davidson popped the question in June.
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The company's stock popped in after-hours trade following its quarterly earnings report.
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INGRAHAM: Daniel one of the issues that popped up today was with Papadopoulos.
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This suddenly reversed on Tuesday when the market popped and the VIX fell.
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His daughter popped round a few moments ago clutching a large plastic sack.
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They popped champagne, clanged pots, cheered and waved the Cuban flag in jubilation.
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A soldier popped his head around the door and called out my name.
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She's also popped up on several home shows including Design on a Dime.
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Brown popped the question in August, proposing with an enormous, pear-shaped diamond.
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Rodriguez popped the question to Lopez, 49, last month on their tropical vacation.
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Joe Chandler's "bubble of ignorance" popped last week and there's no going back.
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It reminds me of the obsession some have with watching pimples getting popped.
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Wade popped by Ellen DeGeneres' talk show to make the announcement, ESPN reports.
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They later popped up to say they were just tourists visiting Salisbury's cathedral.
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As extracurriculars have become more popular, new programs have popped up, increasing competition.
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Eventually, a juicy spoiler popped in my face, as I knew it would.
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A few different versions of the banner popped up in social media posts.
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Property Brothers' Drew Scott finally popped the question to longtime girlfriend Linda Phan.
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By the early '00s, Taco Bell stores had popped up around the country.
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One day, she popped in a cassette of Tony Robbins, the motivational speaker.
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Those programs came in handy when Zika popped up in Miami in 2016.
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I only had to push about 22018-20163x before a baby popped out.
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So, it's not as if the God uterus had just popped him out.
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When the judge ordered Cohen to make it public, Hannity's name popped up.
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She popped up in Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience earlier that year.
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Polycom spiked nearly 13 percent, and Mitel popped nearly 20 percent on Friday.
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Bank of America shares also popped after the test, while Huntington Bancshares sank.
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And then four minutes later, an emoji popped up from the same sender.
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Where notifications once popped up on your lock screen, there will be darkness.
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Aguilera announced on Valentine's Day in 2014 that Rutler had popped the question.
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Both of those stocks, which popped on their earnings, were modestly higher Wednesday.
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Tesla shares initially popped more than 9.5% earlier in the session before receding.
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Two jarring reminders of how far Republicans have to go popped up today.
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Shares of the company popped more than 7 percent in after-hours trading.
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A text message popped up in a conversation about Sturdivant's university audition success.
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"[We] just popped some training wheels off," she says of Lincoln's newest skill.
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"This situation popped up like a fricking soap opera," he said, authorities claim.
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Google's upcoming Pixel 3 phone has just popped up on an online store.
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The puck popped off Cizikas's left leg and sailed past a startled Schneider.
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What I meant to say was, I popped my question a bit early.
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Shares were down about 1.9 percent, though the price popped during Smith's presentation.
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A Vaporeon popped up in the middle of Central Park and this happenedpic.twitter.
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When he said yes, Franzese popped off the lid to reveal a ring.
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There the balloon popped and dropped the two containers back to the ground.
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Click the red 'x' and you'll be popped back to the recovery menu.
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Blac Chyna wasn't the only one surprised when Rob Kardashian popped the question.
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We bet, the first thing that popped into your head was free pie.
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There, during a photoshoot for their friend's portfolio, Foehner popped the big question.
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Time Warner's shares popped about 3 percent Wednesday, after it also reported earnings.
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Since then, TM has popped into the mainstream, and Dalio has helped significantly.
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Strasburg missed his last outing after having two ribs popped back into place.
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The alternate spellings also popped up on tumblr and other social media platforms.
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So similar microbes may have popped up near these deep-space fissures, too.
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Zylka popped the question with a $2 million, 20-carat pear-shaped sparkler.
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Almost every familiar science fiction plot device that could have popped up, did.
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Calls to review the election results popped up several times following Trump's victory.
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The June Oven recognized the cookies as soon as I popped them in.
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The stock quickly popped and then surrendered most of its gains on Monday.
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The stock quickly popped and then surrendered most of its gains on Monday.
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Then suddenly, the adult website PornHub popped up on screen, and oh boy.
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Aikman popped the question in Lake Como, Italy, during the couple's European vacation.
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I only had to push about 22018-6x before a baby popped out.
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Before class, Miller popped on both products and then hopped on her bike.
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Other security-related episodes have popped up around presidential candidates in recent months.
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The vandalized LED signals popped up this week, according to CNN affiliate KTRK.
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One day it popped up with a one-peso fare ($0.02) to Boracay.
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A number of land features disappeared, while others suddenly popped up from nowhere.
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Then restock with good-for-you options, like carrots and air-popped popcorn.
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The first thing that popped up in our heads: Sandra Dee from Grease.
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However, the rare infection has popped up twice in the state this summer.
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Chances are whatever number popped into your head, you're going to outdo it.
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As I did, my front clasp snapped and my bra just popped open.
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It was also on this day that Young popped the question to Weber.
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Indicating the sex of their baby, a bunch of pink balloons popped out.
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Then we were to write the first thing that popped in our minds.
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Nine years ago, new cases popped up in islands in the Pacific Ocean.
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If you watched popcorn get popped with cellphones—phones don't pop popcorn. Sorry.
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As cameras rolled, Eason got down on one knee and popped the question.
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On Valentine's Day morning, Kristian Helton popped the question to his girlfriend Karsyn.
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Herman Miller shares popped 5 percent higher after the company beat earnings expectations.
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KB Home shares popped over 1 percent after the company beat earnings expectations.
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He popped straight back up and finished the game with no visible difficulty.
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Revenue also popped at $5.56 billion, versus estimates of $5.29 billion in revenue.
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From there, she popped in and out of the shot at her leisure.
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So I put it on Myspace on some whatever shit, and it popped.
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An opportunity popped up on a small island and I jumped at it.
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Palmer popped the question during a romantic trip to Paris, he told DailyMail.com.
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About a dozen other alt accounts have popped up in the last week.
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No word on whether he popped a Tic Tac in his mouth first.
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Videos of sleepover attempts in the UK and elsewhere have popped up online.
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Some small animals popped out of the shells and scattered into the forest.
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This of course isn't the first time fake PGP keys have popped up.
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Anti-Uber protests and even violence has popped up in Johannesburg and Nairobi.
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So she popped into a nearby H&M and snagged a $35 dress.
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Not surprisingly, Lively herself "liked" the post when it popped up on Instagram.
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T-shirts featuring part of Winfrey's Golden Globes speech have suddenly popped up.
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Bay County problems A new, surprising, problem popped up on the radar Monday.
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His name popped up frequently in closed-door testimony in the impeachment query.
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One of the words that popped out in the record's description was rhizome.
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When everything popped off, I was 19, and "Pilates" was my second song.
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Packer popped the question Thursday night in Mariah's hometown of New York City.
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Pimple popping videos let us simultaneously be doctor and patient, popper and popped.
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"I popped my head up, and they had taken him down," Benton said.
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The next pitch I threw him a cutter and he popped it up.
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Then, Teigen popped out of DeGeneres' infamous end table and scared her husband.
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He plucked a grape from its vine and popped it in his mouth.
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Lamar Odom popped the question to girlfriend Sabrina Parr — and she said yes!
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Whenever the opportunity popped up for him to say something clever, he did.
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Once you have the cork popped, you need somewhere to pour the wine.
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He popped two kinds of antibiotics and fell on his bed every night.
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Worse were the ones who popped the question: could you live with them?
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But Duda popped out, and Travis d'Arnaud grounded out to end the game.
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But if one nut cracked or popped, that partner's love could prove fickle.
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He popped into the dispatching office and held up a packet of peanuts.
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Shares of Santos popped, rising 213 percent by the end of the session.
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Some of these problems had popped up during the soft opening in May.
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In the new window that has popped up, titled "Load Layers," click "Browse…"
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Micron shares popped 4 percent as its earnings and revenue also beat expectations.
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Trump was blowing on the assassination dog whistle so hard his ears popped.
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Certain chemicals, like propylene glycol, have popped up in multiple vape illness cases.
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Epstein murder theories have popped up on both ends of the political spectrum
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Shares of Wells Fargo popped more than 483 percent in after-hours trading.
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Its ratio of popped to unpopped kernels is at least 20 to 1.
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The rapper missed the delivery -- he was in Arizona when Exodus popped out.
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However, this isn't the first time this sort of service has popped up.
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Pictures of the machines behind the project on SpaceX property popped up yesterday.
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Robinson soon popped open for another long ball to make it 743-51.
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Still, he popped the cassette tape into the player and began to improvise.
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Samuelson, who had never had a broken bone, thought a knuckle had popped.
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But it has continuously popped up in currency market chatter since the summer.
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She answered my questions as she popped in and out to see patients.
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I popped two capsules, smoked three spliffs, but my body ferociously rejected them.
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I refused to acknowledge the clear and dangerous warning signs that popped up.
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Steve popped up with skill and finesse; I didn't hear any spine-telescoping.
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The rubber tanks deflated, or even popped, if hit by a single bullet.
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The dollar popped just after that happened, weighing on the dollar-denominated gold.
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His resolve faltered and the bit of handkerchief popped loose from the hole.
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Variations of the alleged hoax popped on social media up in early March.
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The clouds parted; the angels sang; my back popped easily back into alignment.
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Just when I had the yard looking so perfect, they popped up today.
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"I was so happy when he popped off after that dunk," Wagner said.
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He popped the question to the model after just 4 months of dating..
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Rumors immediately flew that Weeknd had popped the question, but hold your congratulations.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate popped by $6.45, or 11.6%, to $61.29 per barrel.
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The celebrity trainer/model popped the question to the pregnant singer last week.
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Sky's stock popped nearly 373 percent and is now trading above Comcast's offer.
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Gagnon escaped a two-out jam in the 10th when Iglesias popped out.
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This year nothing popped like, say, "Beasts of the Southern Wild" in 2012.
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The fitted sheet has not popped free since I started using the suspenders.
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Additional hand sanitizer stands have popped up in Capitol hallways for public use.
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Everyone who is everyone in Hollywood popped by to enjoy the internet function.
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She just popped in to say that she's saving me from the apocalypse.
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And investors are clearly pleased: the two companies' shares briefly popped around 6%.
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The levels were full of contrasting colors which seemingly popped off the screen.
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Major sales have popped up across the online marketplace, often coquettishly quarantine-themed.
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And I'm just going to say what popped into my head right away.
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He popped up on TV for more than two decades following my assault.
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A simple honk or popped trunk communicates all that needs to be said.
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Business subsequently dropped, and then dozens of casinos popped up across Southeast Asia.
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The Egg House first popped up on Cathy Pedrayes Instagram feed last spring.
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Meanwhile, the start-up board Chinext index popped 3.12 percent on the day.
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It actually went into the webbing of his glove, but inexplicably popped out.
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When John popped the question, however, he didn't go down on one knee.
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The stock initially popped on the news, but later traded 0.6 percent lower.
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After talking about some of these things, some of those stocks have popped.
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As the kite caught wind, Poler popped up and blasted toward Alcatraz Island.
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And then one day a former colleague popped up on her LinkedIn feed.
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More numbers popped up some time later: 87, 14, 106, 2, and 43.
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And Day also popped up a promo for the show The Masked Singer.
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After J. D. Davis popped out, Joe Panik walked to load the bases.
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You popped a cork, and the gushing fountain of wine cued celebratory joy.
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The dollar briefly popped up to 111.225 yen but last traded at 110.985.
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While she was talking, her four-year-old son popped into the frame.
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Reports of him have also popped up in Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand.
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Hipster coffee shops and gentrified homes have popped up around his old neighborhood.
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Suddenly, here and there, all about me, heads popped up through the snow.
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Another batch of organized precipitation popped up and is moving through the area.
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And, fleetingly, artist-run galleries popped up way downtown, near the financial district.
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No individual, however, has popped up more in Trump's feed than Hillary Clinton.
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When I popped them in my ears, they seamlessly connected with my device.
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Her fingerprints and her record still popped up in certain criminal-background checks.
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He later popped up at a house party and at the senior prom.
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Benjie's neck looked broken and his left eye had popped out, she said.
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It's as if you'd popped through a trap door into a secret clubhouse.
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When the dial pad popped up, she thought she'd accidentally locked herself out.
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And this season, the style popped up on a handful of men's runways.
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"It just popped up in my timeline when someone retweeted it," he said.
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Bone broth—Every January since 2015, Google searches for bone broth have popped.
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Alonso walked, popped out and struck out in his final three at-bats.
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Mr. Edhi occasionally popped out of his office to talk to staff members.
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The ball popped out before it broke the plane of the goal line.
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But Will popped up with a smile and promptly went back for more.
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Mayors like Garcetti and Buttigieg have popped up in early presidential primary states.
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Studios and workshops have popped up around town and in the surrounding valleys.
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He also popped into the Oval Office for a bit, as one does.
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Same for nuts, which, along with air-popped corn, are my favorite snacks.
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After J. D. Davis popped out, Joe Panik walked to load the bases.
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But the name Cambridge Analytica had popped up even before the Facebook scandal.
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When I left the studio, he had popped awake for his new guests.
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When the first images popped up on the monitors, the scientists were flabbergasted.
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On Friday morning, she popped into the Saffron Cafe and Bakery in Charleston.
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But now, another invitation has popped up: my husband's cousin's high school graduation.
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My brother turned on his flashers and popped the trunk of his car.
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The format first popped up in the early aughts, on sites like Unboxing.
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Blogs like Forever Young Adult popped up to help adults follow YA literature.
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Once fans popped in the CD, they discovered a number of catchy hits.
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Then David somehow popped it open and fiddled with it and fixed it.
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"It's crazy that this popped off right before tour, completely unexpected," she says.
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Now Weisselberg's name has popped up in connection with the payoff to McDougal.
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Seemingly overnight centers offering ayahuasca have popped up everywhere from Brooklyn to Estonia.
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Your boss's balance ball chair popped and sent him careening to the floor.
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She and Dominique sat on top of the cage and popped the champagne.
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Whenever rebels popped up and attacked a boat, the fleet tried to smite it.
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That is, over a million people want to watch videos of pimples being popped.
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AN UNEXPECTED item popped up on the agenda of Pope Francis in recent days.
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Not an unreasonable response, but there's a more vehement version that also popped-up.
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As we reported ... A-Rod popped the question and, of course, she said yes.
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Asian stocks also posted gains overnight, as the Nikkei 225 index popped 303 percent.
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Another case has since popped up near Tampa, on the other side of Florida.
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After sliding lower in electronic trading ahead of the opening bell, Wells Fargo popped.
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" He continued "Another guy popped up and was saying 'we are the media now.
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Jillian Harris was in "total shock and disbelief" when her fiancé popped the question.
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Cops later admitted the man they popped was NOT Lucky, but rather an imposter.
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"He popped in today, while I was on shift," said the staffer on Facebook.
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A friendly "smiley face" popped up during a volcanic eruption on Kilauea, in Hawaii.
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Caitlin pops a cherry-looking balloon and jokes that she's already popped Colton's cherry.
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New fitness gyms popped up, scattered amid cafes and restaurants offering nutrient-dense cuisine.
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That film was shot automatically by a camera that popped out of the vehicle.
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Some are from viewers, some are just questions that randomly popped into my head.
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Really, it is like one big magma soda bottle whose top has been popped.
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Harper popped out with the bases loaded and one out in the ninth inning.
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They called it quits last June, almost a year after he popped the question.
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On Friday, she denied that she popped champagne on the night of the election.
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The theory was, because she popped up, she'd play a role in the sequel.
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But then six months later, in October of last year, a message popped up.
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Sanders popped that word cloud easily ("I have never said that") and plowed ahead.
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Real-life scary clowns popped up across the country around Halloween of last year.
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Wine bottles were popped open; the air grew thick with plumes of cigarette smoke.
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On Thursday, shares of Gap initially popped on news it would close 75 stores.
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London's FTSE 100 popped 1.4 percent, while France's CAC 40 finished up 23 percent.
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Monster shares popped nearly 13 percent Friday, after reporting better-than-expected quarterly results.
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Oil is also headed for its best year since 2016, when it popped 45%.
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When P.K. Subban popped the question to Lindsey Vonn, it was a total surprise.
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Kerdiles popped the question on Christmas Eve surrounded by friends and family in Nashville.
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A small icon of the car popped up on the left of the screen.
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A lot has happened since PSL popped up on Starbucks menus 13 years ago.
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A makeshift Lennon Wall of mosaic notes of support popped up in the park.
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I literally was just sitting on my computer and it popped in my head.
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Square shares popped while Intuit shares dipped after a big day in technology news.
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Apple's wearable popped for a couple of reasons, LTE functionality being chief among them.
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Windows popped from office towers and rivers of paper flowed up into the clouds.
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It popped up first probably a couple of years after I finished the show.
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Few soft corals lived here, but the angelfish popped psychedelically against the gray backdrop.
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Once on land, she took a stroll around town and popped into local shops.
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Apple shares popped 6.75 percent in extended trading following the company's quarterly earnings release.
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Sierra popped on their radar, they said, because he was friends with Hector Montanez.
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Reed Robertson popped the question to his longtime girlfriend, Brighton Thompson, in late December.
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Then, later, the ad popped up on ... Facebook, and I was like 'oh shoot.
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Each time the doorbell rang, another Housewife popped out, ready to accept her win.
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Zylka popped the question in Aspen, Colorado, during a ski trip over the weekend.
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We're told Jaden Smith popped by and hung with them for a bit, too.
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We're also awarding bonus points for the popped blazer collar on the included figure.
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I didn't say her name, but she just popped into your head didn't she?
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On Sunday, the golfer, 29, announced that her boyfriend Jonnie West popped the question.
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Other companies have popped up recently with the same goal of launching small satellites.
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Other states where it has recently popped up include California, Alabama, Louisiana and Florida.
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I popped him out of my lips like a lollipop and he jolted awake.
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Pop icon Beyonce popped up at the CMAs last night with the Dixie Chicks.
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Folks walking by seemed mesmerized, perplexed; the thing had popped up out of nowhere.
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Adyen, the payments company, popped 67 percent when it made its debut in June.
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As fast as those borrowers became eligible, when rates popped back, they dropped out.
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The Good Samaritan quickly unzipped the backpack and out popped the chocolate-brown Pomeranian.
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But today, some of those responses mysteriously vanished—and then quickly popped back up.
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Two years and over 20,000 miles traveled later, Strother popped the question on Aug.
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November — they haven't popped up at many events together since their stunning California nuptials.
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The accessories quietly popped up after today's event, as Federico Viticci helpfully pointed out.
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U.S. oil settled at new 2016 highs Tuesday, while copper futures popped 0.46 percent.
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Mr Varthaman, whose bewhiskered face has popped up on billboards, is a national hero.
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So bae popped the question, and it's time to start planning your wedding. Congrats!
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ON JULY 20th 1960, a missile popped out of an apparently empty Atlantic ocean.
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Yes, you read that correctly: he popped a pimple with an unsanitized carpentry tool.
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Photos posted on Facebook show windows popped from their frames and benches flipped over.
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The video popped up in her YouTube searches over and over throughout the day.
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Willie set a screen, and I popped out and it was the right time.
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I popped it in my mouth and bit into a complex burst of flavor.
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There was something else, too: a weed that popped up near the front door.
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Then one day, thumbing a message on her phone, a predictive emoji popped up.
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A new Kashi cereal features popped sorghum, crispy yellow peas and smashed red beans.
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He popped the question to her in July just after two months of dating.
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It popped in my head when I woke up around 6AM on Christmas Eve.
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This isn't the first time the prime minister has unexpectedly popped up in photos.
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Sitting at her desk next to the window, an idea popped into her head.
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Maldonado then weakly popped up in front of second base on the second pitch.
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Justin Bieber popped the question to Hailey Baldwin Saturday night ... and she said yes!!!
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I took one tiny piece of manchego and quickly popped it into my mouth.
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It even popped up in Pan, chanted by Blackbeard (Hugh Jackman)'s pirate crew.
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Cooke popped the question with a two-and-a-half carat diamond engagement ring.
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The stock popped on the news, but finished the day slightly in the red.
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We're told he popped in with his son and stayed for about 15 minutes.
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Ready to be popped in a microwave (or oven) and zapped to breakfast perfection.
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Trump simply doesn't like to admit he popped off or said something without proof.
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Virgin America shares popped Wednesday on a report the airline is considering a sale.
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When they're completely done, the chocolates are popped out of their molds and packaged.
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The klan flew to Vail hours before he popped the question to Blac Chyna.
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Out popped Keith Urban from its top, arms flung high in "ta-da!" formation.
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But he never expected to see the familiar name that popped up Sunday night.
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Then, one day in late January, that message popped up on my phone: Hungry?
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Maksim Chmerkovskiy recently popped the question to fellow pro Peta Murgatroyd during the Dec.
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He thought he'd made it big, but when the bubble popped, his windfall vanished.
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New photos of the cast popped up on the official movie site this week.
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From there, things popped up and sex in The Notebook was one of them.
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Facebook, on the other hand, popped 11 percent when its lock-up period expired.
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"The first thing that popped in my mind absolutely was just discrimination," McDowell said.
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And so a new episode idea popped up on my story list this week.
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The singer popped the question to "Game of Thrones" star Sophie Turner this week.
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About half of the cases identified so far, 159, have popped up in Beni.
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Brandon Belt, who had two hits, popped up behind home plate to end inning.
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In May, Koma popped the question to Duff, to which she happily said yes.
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Winter Celchu was one of those background characters who popped up quite a bit.
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You know, my eyes popped open when he said that," Bates said, adding: "No.
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After Pollan, we popped the marvelous work of Laura Hillenbrand into the CD player.
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Consequently, efforts to upend November's results have popped up on a variety of fronts.
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We never talked back, for fear that we would get popped in the mouth.
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A few occasionally popped up like prairie dogs to see what was going on.
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"It just popped up on him," Colorado manager Walt Weiss said of the injury.
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Nate: Since then, bottle episodes have popped up everywhere, sometimes as a creative tool.
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Clarke revealed she heard about it when someone "popped it on" their group WhatsApp.
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When expanding that search for homes sold above $20153 million, only 26 popped up.
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Our understanding is he popped the hatch and was able to extract some individuals.
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Miraculously, when the toast popped out, you could make out Dave's and Paul's faces.
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Signs have already popped up across the border that their fears are being realized.
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Carlos Beltran popped up to end the inning, however, and Fulmer's scoreless streak continued.
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We popped in and did some browsing, where we were impressed with the selection.
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As a result, shares of Home Depot popped roughly 2 percent on the news.
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He saw the red light and popped into action, like Jordan after the whistle.
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He escaped the first inning when Pedro Alvarez popped out with the bases loaded.
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They've popped up on channels such as Mark Watson's Soldier Knows Best and Booredatwork.
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For those shut out of the system, a vibrant black market has popped up.
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Aurora Cannabis stock popped after the company gave an update on its Q4 earnings.
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Michael Conforto, Cespedes and Asdrubal Cabrera opened with singles before Jay Bruce popped out.
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When the bubble popped, low- and middle-income American families were hit the hardest.
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" Eventually, she popped up from the couch and said, "Let's go walk the dog!
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As The Hill sorted through the 400-plus amendments, some common themes popped out.
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Odubel Herrera popped up to second and Carlos Santana followed with an infield single.
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Next, we popped the tomatoes into the blender with some salt and olive oil.
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There will be feathers, sequins, and hundreds of mini bottles of Champagne popped simultaneously.
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And after about a year of dating, Joe popped the question in October 2017.
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After Mike Moustakas popped up, Jorge Bonifacio drew a walk to load the bases.
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Makeshift memorials popped up outside of the club and in front of Paisley Park.
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There was a little window beside the tee shirt, where a head popped out.
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Defenseman Larry Robinson might have been even better—he popped for a plus-120.
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But those tweets have already been popped off, and a Gaga song already repurposed.
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Ahead, our experts answer the questions that may have just popped into your head.
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"If he popped it, then that's six to nine months of rehabbing," said Woods.
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My ears popped as the five-star hotel's elevator ascended to the 37th floor.
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VP Joe Biden popped up briefly alongside Lady Gaga to rail against rape culture.
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Jeter getting popped for using HGH or something else won't ruin anything for me.
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Many posts via social media have popped up from ISIS supporters celebrating the attack.
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I popped into a stylish boutique, Form SE15, selling designer clothing, interiors, and gifts.
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"It suddenly popped into my head: I want to become Kazuo Ohno," he recalled.
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She scowled, and the melon popped under the tire of a car passing by.
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Sales of the product popped 40% by volume in 2019, according to the company.
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Delia. Popped her clogs in 2001, but throughout the cosmos her legend wails on.
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When I called Steve Austin and told him I was going in, he popped.
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I just said it as something that came to me and I just popped.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures popped $6.4, or 11.67%, to $61.23 per barrel.
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Excerpts from the Street Fighter II soundtrack have popped up all over the place.
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As soon as I noticed this convergence, the repeated entry scheme popped into focus.
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The next afternoon, I popped by to water the plants and feed the fish.
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This idea that there's this ... This is a story that Dylan Byers popped up.
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It popped up at Calvin Klein, Prada and Dior and dominated at Stella McCartney.
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Its two homeless residents popped their heads out to see what was going on.
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The overall depth should continue to improve; another AAA program, CarShield, has popped up.
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On a cold January evening six months later, an email popped into my inbox.
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Hundreds of cases based on social media posts have popped up around the country.
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Jace Peterson followed with an R.B.I. grounder to second, and Kurt Suzuki popped out.
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In the past week, virtual parties have popped up all over our Instagram feeds.
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Other physicians Hannum saw found the notion that she had a popped rib dubious.
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In addition, there were a few coding glitches that popped up here and there.
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As satellites have shrunk, new launch providers have popped up to accommodate these vehicles.
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I popped my skis off and sprinted for this bathroom, which was blessedly unoccupied.
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Other sites have since popped up across the country, including in Connecticut and California.
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Meanwhile, the French CAC popped 0.29 percent and the German DAX rose 0.75 percent.
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I'd hit the curb with such force that I'd popped my front left tire.
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After his arrest, billboards proclaiming "We are all Carlos Ghosn" popped up across Beirut.
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New residential properties have popped up all over New York City in recent years.
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He clicked with Jack instantly, and after a few dates, Morton popped the question.
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Boggs: It never popped into my mind that it wasn't going to be caught.
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The supermodel Gigi Hadid popped up in the jury pool and was eventually excused.
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Contributing Opinion Writer The chutes popped open and they splashed down in the Pacific.
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A mysterious billboard with the words "We love our mayor" popped up last week.
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But I'm excited because last night, a swell just popped up in the Caribbean.
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Here are some of the complaints that popped up on social media over Thanksgiving.
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The 30-year yield also popped above 3.3%, its highest level since October 2014.
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One surprising, relatively small line item that popped up across different campaigns was flowers.
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Anna visits a confession booth that has popped up on her town's main street.
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Rella, all wide eyes and popped eyebrows, is the man as hyperbole, comically outsized.
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Jay Sekulow, the President's personal attorney, also popped his head up at the assertion.
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Even Miguel, early on, the ball just popped up and he hit it over.
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Jake Tapper of CNN held court, and Ed Henry of Fox News popped by.
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Before his cab pulled away, his head popped back out of the open window.
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Recently, a condo was built, and, on nearby streets, small hotels have popped up.
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Mice popped out from a crack on the top of the stove, she said.
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Our baked goods cooked evenly, and popped out of both pans without much effort.
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A yellow-crowned night heron popped up at its usual spot on a bayou.
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Video of the issue quickly popped up on social media: برگهای اپل ریخت#اسنپpic.twitter.
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But he popped in four goals in the first round, including two game-winners.
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Twitter previously made headlines for an ISIS community that popped up on its platform.
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Baby Yoda cocktails have since popped up in bars from New York to California.
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How his eyes popped and he would explode into sudden, wild movements on occasion.
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David Peralta popped up, but Pollock doubled to left to score two more runs.
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Elsewhere, Delivery Hero popped 4.69 percent, following a target price increase from J.P. Morgan.
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Afterward, he held up his pants and examined the broken zipper and popped button.
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It was actually the deer; Rick soon popped out of an overturned ticket booth.
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She immediately pulled over, popped the door and guided the dogs on her bus.
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Five Below – Shares of the discount retailer popped 4.8% on strong third quarter earnings.
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The post popped up in select Instagram feeds shortly before the election in 2016.
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Signs that an announcement is imminent had popped up on social media, as well.
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Burnett popped the question to Haggerty in Mexico, where the show was being filmed.
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Malone popped the question after his birthday as the two were celebrating, Lemon said.
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Its shares popped more than 21 percent in after-hours trading on the news.
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So he popped the question (she said yes) and called his mother right back.
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Nvidia popped 7% on the back of stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue.
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Mr. Kenny: I thought I was seeing things when it popped up on Twitter.
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In some cases, I worked from that list because something popped into my head.
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My ring popped out and fell to the deck of our Waterside Lake ceremony.
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Shares of the company have popped more than 10% so far in 2019. 5.
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Mapelli Mozzi popped the question earlier this month during a weekend away in Italy.
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He recently popped up in an AQAP propaganda video promoting jihad in West Africa.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... Bradham was popped at Miami International Airport on Oct.
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Retail complexes like Gateway Center have popped up alongside sweeping new affordable housing developments.
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I painted my hair white like cactus fuzz and popped the fangs back in.
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So when LinkedIn got popped a few a years ago, Adobe also ... KS: Right.
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They sent the samples to a lab for testing and then compared the fat content in the corn popped in canola shortening and in coconut oil, as well as added up all of the fat in butter-topped, coconut-oil-popped corn.
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The National Football League franchise's value popped 25 percent from last year, the publication said.
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Weir Group popped nearly 3 percent as HSBC raised its price target on the stock.
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Sprint shares jumped about 27% in the morning, while T-Mobile shares popped about 7%.
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More than a dozen wildfires have popped up throughout the region as of late Monday.
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The royal mom's glossy chocolate tresses popped against her eye-catching emerald green wool suit.
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The taxi was visibly damaged, with its hood popped open and bumper scratched and dented.
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A handful of raging wildfires have also popped up in New Mexico, California and Arizona.
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In fact, every time we scan the Sephora shelves, new, innovative versions have popped up.
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As for how Bloom popped the question, it was in a super chill, casual way.
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Apparently the spammer had popped up in the Analytics pages of a variety of websites.
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Tornado warnings also popped up Wednesday in Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Oklahoma.
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Chmerkovskiy popped the question after a performance in Miami, in front of an applauding audience.
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But the threat ended when Yasiel Puig popped out in foul territory near first base.
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Then I opened Netflix and the video itself popped up on the big display. Amazing!
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After it closed that account, another profile, with identical friends and photos, soon popped up.
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While taking a sunset walk along a quiet Provincetown, Massachusetts, beach, he popped the question.
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"Probably that champagne that wasn't popped in November may be utilized this evening," he said.
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She popped the question on the Charles Bridge in Prague, with a very special ring.
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The couple announced their engagement in June 2017 — Carney popped the question on Branch's birthday.
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"After I caught my case—my attempted murder—that's when I popped off," Q remembered.
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Meanwhile, a cottage meme popped up of calling Tomi various names different than her own.
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"I quickly popped out the lenses, and that's the movie magic behind that," he added.
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And then the trunk popped open, and I thought, This is not good at all.
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Posts about unusual traffic jams and security in Dalian popped up on Chinese social media.
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The 18-year-old had been third until Vettel popped in a late quick lap.
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The ball popped up and Perisic outjumped Tripper to head the ball behind the defense.
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Prince Charles knew that when he popped the question, there was no margin for error.
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A few things popped up regarding his financial disclosures, but that didn't really hurt him.
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Your relationships may feel on the edge of something incredible, or like a popped balloon.
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I've popped the cork and am now even more excited for its September worldwide launch!
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Moments after Adams popped the question, the couple posed for photos together on the beach.
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Robinson" popped into my head while listening to Stewart: "Where have you gone Jon Stewart?
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Groups on the messaging service Telegram popped up to share information and help coordinate efforts.
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Matthews reportedly popped the question on Sunday, while they were in England's picturesque Lake District.
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When she popped the hood, she found more than 200 walnuts and lots of grass.
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Sources tell PEOPLE that Lopez has been overwhelmed with joy since Rodriguez popped the question.
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He hugged Graham so tightly that his Vietnam vet cap almost popped off his head.
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It popped right when he got out, and he could not land a paying job.
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Just then, a large man popped up behind Phoebe, sliding his hands across her eyes.
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Thursday night, Burke celebrated her birthday and a surprise engagement when Lawrence popped the question.
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They have so many boards there, and that's where the James Damore thing popped up.
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I searched for "How to add memory to your desktop," and several options popped up.
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Vanessa Nadal and Lin-Manuel Miranda popped in black and white on the red carpet.
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The five cases are the second time the infection has popped up in the city.
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New measles cases popped up in Nebraska and Minnesota, New York and Marin County, Calif.
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But even then nothing popped out at me and I didn't end up buying anything.
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Linda, 64, says Michael randomly popped the question in their home about two weeks ago.
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But a new area of concern had popped up a few miles northwest of Vidor.
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It popped up midday Tuesday and people immediately noticed the giant orange, buck-toothed figure.
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In her absence, thousands of speculative posts popped up with the hashtags #TS6 and #TS6iscoming.
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Remember when cherries popped back onto the scene, conquered our hearts, and then never left?
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I clicked share on every deserving philanthropic event that popped up on my Facebook timeline.
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Officials say Taylor also admitted to having "popped" her daughter on the day she died.
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Me when I refreshed the Netflix page and season 2 finally popped up #StrangerThings2 pic.twitter.
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All of the pressure went out of the room and all of our ears popped.
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She walked with him as he popped in to Ralph's Barber Shop and greeted constituents.
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The vests have popped up at protests in Hungary, Belgium, the Netherlands, and even Iraq.
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Popped and pulsing purple veins run its entire length, from the first fleshy segment on.
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Also, the viewer comments that popped up as Mae went about her day were hilarious.
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But he clearly didn't want to, even when nervous giggles popped up around the room.
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When I searched for Stephen Curry's profile, dozens of different "Stephen Curry" profiles popped up.
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Etsy popped 5 percent in extended trading after the company released its second-quarter earnings.
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The Photoshop battle subreddit got a treat when this photo popped up on the site.
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She popped them into her mouth, looked around the apartment, and thought, What a dump.
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Ruckus (né Greg Andrews) popped the question in a star-studded proposal in December 2015.
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This isn't the first time Taylor Swift has popped up in Rolling Stone this week.
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Anglo American popped 2.2 percent, after RBC raised its outlook from "sector perform" to "outperform".
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I sort of popped in when I was needed and got off when I wasn't.
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The company popped 32% on its first day and hit a valuation of $5.8 billion.
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The couple got engaged last March, when Rodriguez popped the question on a Bahamas vacation.
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Over the weekend, Huff got down on one knee and popped the question to Robertson.
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The car has its hood popped and is sitting perpendicular to a blue Porsche coup.
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Maisel actress also popped by Vargas' spa to prep her skin before the red carpet.
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But his effusive past praise for Clinton has repeatedly popped up during the election season.
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Guardant Health shares popped almost 70 percent in their first day of trading on Thursday.
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Over the past five years new roads, airports and railways have popped up across Indonesia.
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And then Milo popped up on the screen, and we were never the same again.
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You may already Brie aware but a cheese suite has popped up in Camden, London.
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That night, I popped a Benadryl and hoped that the swelling would subside by morning.
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The U.K.'s FTSE 100 popped 0.62 percent and France's CAC 40 jumped 2600 percent.
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She popped up through the water and announced they needed to rescue one more victim.
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A petition to have Clinton's name added to the list quickly popped up on Change.org.
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The euro was sold off on Monday but popped back up to $1.2435 on Tuesday.
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They also popped up in dozens of copied-and-pasted Facebook posts and retweeted tweets.
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Had some round ligament pain two days ago and woke up to a popped belly!
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The actress then started to thoughtfully answer when Justin Timberlake goofily popped up behind her.
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Ryan Garton replaced Cobb to face pinch-hitter Justin Smoak, who popped out to shortstop.
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In late 2000, an unexpected name popped up in the liquor industry press: Bob Dylan.
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Minor issues popped up in far-flung parts of the country, from Alaska to Georgia.
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There was seemingly zero delay, and the app even popped notifications onto my lock screen.
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Shortly after the announcement, a brilliant GOT subreddit based on the EW report popped up.
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We walked out to the middle of the bridge, and then I popped the question!
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