The lines poured out of me, uncontrollable, like my tears.
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Smoke poured out near the tree's top, like a chimney.
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I mean people are getting poured out of their trades.
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It also aerates the wine as it's being poured out.
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His true feelings poured out in the rant in Phoenix.
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In the months thereafter, money seemingly poured out of me.
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Cars honked horns and families poured out into the streets.
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Soldiers poured out of their barracks and seized Bouake on Jan.
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All of the doubts, questions and frustrations poured out of me.
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Fans poured out support for the late actor on social media.
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Federal workers poured out of Washington's public transportation system on Monday.
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When the unsuspecting senior opened it, hundreds of balls poured out.
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When a door was opened, an avalanche of orange poured out.
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Soon, more prisoners poured out, and the yard got much louder.
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When the bottle was squeezed, water poured out of the incision.
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Back in Barcelona, thousands poured out into the streets in celebration.
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Water poured out of creeks and rivers, prompting scores of rescue calls.
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Team mates, families and friends poured out onto the green to celebrate.
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Frogs poured out of drainpipes, hordes of rats came out to play.
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Instead, the fight poured out onto the street and the cameras followed.
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Helicopters circled the lakeside city and smoke poured out of some buildings.
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Outrage once again has poured out on social media and the airwaves.
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Tributes to Ms. Kadibil poured out across social media after her death.
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Each bottle can be poured out only once; the obsolescence is natural.
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Across the city, people poured out of their homes and businesses — again.
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He burst into hysterical tears and poured out a tale of woe.
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A torrent of blood poured out of a fissure on its surface.
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The Martians poured out of their pear-shaped spaceship like spilled soup.
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During Dan + Shay's performance, confetti poured out and stuck to their wet faces.
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Her own wetness poured out of her and coated him, sealing them together.
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Remember all those emotions that poured out of you during the full moon?
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His nose poured out a violent red waterfall, and he got up again.
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Our grief has been poured out widely, in proportion to his great generosity.
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It just poured out of us because it was so close to us.
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The police cruisers screeched up, officers poured out and the man was arrested.
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Anger from Iranian fans, coaches and athletes has poured out across social media.
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"You couldn't have poured out the beer faster into a glass," Hoyer said.
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Free, world-changing products poured out: Search, Gmail, Chrome, Maps, Docs, Photos, Translate.
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Tributes for Gracie and Dominic poured out on social media following the shooting.
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Lastly, tributes to the comedian Garry Shandling poured out after he died unexpectedly.
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One dinged, the doors opened, and hoard of wristband wearing revelers poured out.
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Novels and autobiographies poured out of survivors who witnessed the bombs' lingering effects.
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Mud poured out of the fissures in the earth, sending buildings swimming past.
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That adds up to some 750 hearts poured out in about 1,500 words.
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I remember them made with Sweet and Low poured out of pink packets.
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Whenever I asked her a question, history books poured out of her mouth.
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I thought about what this movie was called, and Someone Great just poured out.
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Plans poured out from me, a web of projections and hypothetical visas and holidays.
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Stinky water poured out, and when I looked inside, I fished out a sock.
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I'm so thankful for every person that has poured out their love to us.
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A little shake did the trick and the rest of the ketchup poured out.
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More than $17 billion poured out of stock funds during the week ended Dec.
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The players on the England bench poured out onto the field like giddy children.
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Other Yankees poured out of the dugout or bounded over to congratulate one another.
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As people poured out of the cafe, two waiting gunmen opened fire on them.
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A Naked-brand green smoothie looks so foul when poured out in the tank.
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"I poured out the tin and I found one bean," Smith told the outlet.
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The wrath of the antipapists soon poured out on immigrants in general, including Jews.
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He poured out cups of apple juice and gave a tour of his inventions.
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When the lights went down, his other emotions poured out, from laughter to tears.
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In recent years, most of the vitriol aimed against her had poured out online.
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When she bent over, she heard a popping noise, and blood and pus poured out.
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And their love for our boys poured out of them through their messages and donations.
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Amid news of the joint investigation, grisly details about Khashoggi reported assassination poured out Thursday.
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Some of the residents poured tea when he showed up, and some poured out stories.
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It mixed quickly in the blender bottle and poured out with a milkshake-like texture.
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The result was that the dominant share of Barry's rainfall poured out over the ocean.
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Stories poured out and he began sounding like the narrator of an Elmore Leonard novel.
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She grew depressed and poured out her feelings to God, filling 20 spiral-bound journals.
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He says he can't even remember writing it ... the lyrics just poured out of him.
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One barista poured out a latte three times, and I asked, What are you doing?
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Liquid then poured out of the car as it was tipped up by a recovery crane.
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But, it's clear Wendy's going through all sorts of emotions, and they poured out Sunday night.
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But once she poured out the excess liquid, the guac was slightly thin but perfectly tasty.
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Mikey has a brilliant mind for sketch writing, and it just poured out on the page.
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Prince's handwriting was beautiful, with a fluidity that suggested it poured out of him almost involuntarily.
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Children bundled in bright winter coats and hats poured out of the school doors for recess.
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Hundreds of people poured out of an "L" station, many holding signs with anti-Trump slogans.
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Black smoke poured out of the wood frame, 42-unit building near Las Vegas Boulevard North.
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The radio poured out a screech to all the Hell-bound out yonder in Radioland: Repent!
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The point was that it just poured out of me, this surge of emotion and language.
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People poured out of the woodwork in private message, aware of who I must be talking about.
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As story after story poured out, I naively hoped that the number of tragedies would be finite.
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As such, money has poured out of mutual funds and into ETFs over the past few years.
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There are fans who'd rather hear the Mary who poured out almost nothing but pain and sorrow.
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This week, he demonstrated how water reacts to being poured out in space where there's no gravity.
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It was packed with people, and music poured out of bars and venues that lined the street.
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While fellow protesters outside sang the national anthem, he poured out his heart on brown paper towels.
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Russia escaped the scorn Trump poured out on North Korea, Iran, Venezuela, "international criminal networks" and terrorists.
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People poured out into the whitened streets to wage cheerful snowball fights and sled through the parks.
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Reinforcements rushed to the scene as Stonewall supporters poured out of neighboring dives to join the melee.
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Buyers want single gram nugs that look like they could be poured out of a cereal box.
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Pleas for help poured out of the Beaumont-Port Arthur area, roughly 100 miles east of Houston.
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The throngs poured out of the gates into the real world, just as I was leaving it.
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"You, Jesus, like Abraham and Moses, were immigrants," went one prayer that poured out from the loudspeakers.
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More than $80.7 billion poured out of U.S.-based stock funds during the 14 days through Dec.
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From Boston to New York, from Chicago to Los Angeles, throngs poured out into streets, parks and squares.
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Reports of workplace harassment have poured out in the weeks since women began speaking publicly about Harvey Weinstein.
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Finally, we got to sample the finished product, poured out quite generously for three o'clock in the afternoon.
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Since Trump was elected Tuesday, tales have poured out on social media of taunts received and abuses endured.
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Yet a broad cross-section of South Korean society has poured out onto the streets in massive rallies.
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From eleven thirty until midnight, men and the occasional severely suited woman poured out of the cramped establishments.
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Some 181,000 had poured out of western Mosul since the start of the operations to retake that side.
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Over the last few weeks, they poured out in greater numbers than expected, holding up the final assault.
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That elusive thing known as melody poured out of him unceasingly, until his death in 1979 at 77.
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"This book poured out of me in a summer that I thought would be my last," she says.
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" He continued, "As we mourn our firstborn son, God has poured out His love on us through people.
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After one kneel-down, Yale students poured out of the stands to celebrate with the team at midfield.
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She would keep herself from crying at the rink, but her tears poured out once she got home.
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She then poured out each beer into glasses, each with a corresponding number, while my back was turned.
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Within minutes, the ugly truth of his father's cruelty toward a young Lyndon Johnson poured out of him.
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The cop says she was told McDowell poured out a couple bottles of liquor inside and got booted.
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The rapper poured out his heart to the singer in an extremely revealing letter he wrote in jail.
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From 2003-2013, 1,880 pipeline spills in the United States poured out nearly 44 million gallons of crude oil.
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Support poured out from YA fans and authors everywhere for the first round, but that was just the beginning.
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Guy poured out his heart and soul into the emotion-charged writing at the behest of fiancee Alexa Jenkins.
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More than 328,000 people poured out their photo love for the first post of him praying at the altar.
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Thick, dark smoke poured out of windows and in the end, a charred and brittle structure remained, almost unrecognizable.
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The internet has poured out a lot of unkind words for John Elway over the past week or so.
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Plumes of smoke poured out of the home as fire crews saturated the structure and the lawn around it.
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I watched for hours that first day as more and more stories poured out across social media from survivors.
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At that time, thousands of Libyans poured out of their homes to shoot fireworks into the air in celebration.
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Posting a collection of personal photos of herself with Alijai, Kehlani poured out her heart in an emotional caption.
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And the amount of rain poured out in a once-every-30-years precipitation event is going up too.
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Public anger over inflation, unemployment and other hardships has poured out into the streets in a nation-wide protest movement.
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Over pasta, fish and white wine, the prelate poured out his concern for the future of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Courtnee Alaniz, a substitute teacher from Las Vegas, passed by in her car as people poured out of the area.
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Unfortunately, Poopsie didn't digest the ingredients so well and a dark pink liquid immediately poured out from her pink diapers.
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Today we get to solve a puzzle that just poured out of our constructor in one of those lucky instances.
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The following year, the Arab Spring struck in both countries and, in 2015, migrants poured out of Syria to Europe.
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Money that poured into government coffers during a series of oil booms starting in 1947 poured out just as quickly.
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Then the contents of the jars were poured out over the rocks, after which one of them took the shots.
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The most common mistake was overdosing: 68% of the study participants poured out too much, rather than too little medicine.
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The wine is sealed in a bag inside the cartridge, and the bag collapses as the wine is poured out.
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The dean of a major business school poured out a similar confession, as did a senior editor at a newsmagazine.
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Music poured out of him, coloured now with reel-rhythms, pipes, the pounding sea and the light cast from it.
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Suddenly, with the pressure of dozens of people pushing on it, the door burst open and the crowd poured out.
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For 800 pages in Yiddish, itself a relic that had to be treasured and preserved, he poured out his memories.
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Out on the patio, separated from the main floor in the club, partygoers poured out as they tried to escape.
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" Mr. Chamberlin said that the group's disagreements had never been musical, so upon reuniting, the new songs "just poured out.
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Women also poured out their frustration on social media, where they posted photos of colorful underwear with the hashtag #ThisIsNotConsent.
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In turn, on Sunday, his community poured out its heart: not that of his club, but that of the city.
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Superior is so voluminous that, if poured out, it would submerge North and South America under a foot of water.
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Typically, Kilauea's lava has poured out of vents closer to the coast, and sometimes flows like a river into the ocean.
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As for Florence's rainfall, another group of researchers estimated that it poured out 50 percent more rain due to climate change.
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They say the 27-year-old suspect had at least one knife and poured out a flammable liquid, which caught fire.
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" Continued Hoyer, "He does it, and let me tell you, you couldn't have poured out the beer faster into a glass.
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Commuters poured out of stations, and the streets were soon filled with troops in Hazmat suits and people being treated outside.
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She had poured out the last of the salt packets on her tongue, savoring the taste, before the crystals all dissolved.
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AS CASH poured out of China at the start of this year, hedge funds lined up to bet against the yuan.
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I had the ceiling open up one morning and love just poured out over me, words cannot describe what I felt.
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Traffic officers directed vehicles, laughing children poured out of schools, and shoppers crowded in stores that sold food and artisanal perfumes.
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Tributes and remembrances poured out of New Orleans and the rest of the world after Fats Domino died on Oct. 25.
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The victory set off a raucous celebration at Wells Fargo Arena as students poured out of the stands onto the court.
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A cruise through any one of the responses that poured out in the days following the test's release proves as much.
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Romine tackled Cabrera and took him to the ground as players poured out of both dugouts and sprinted from the bullpens.
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That evening the alcohol was free, and I poured out more wine and liquor than any other in my bartending career.
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Over the past two months, some 60,000 people, mostly women and children, have poured out of shrinking IS territory, said the SDF.
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Regulatory filings show that as money poured out of the fund, the board stepped up scrutiny of its hard-to-sell holdings.
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Words poured out of them—not always intelligible words, to those outside the charmed circle of modernist architecture, but plentiful, punchy words.
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Users of WeChat, China's ubiquitous messaging app, also poured out condolences in their "moments" feed, which is akin to Facebook's news feed.
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With no formal training in script-writing, and working in Kannada, his native tongue, the play "just poured out," Mr Karnad recalled.
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When the protons smashed against the lithium at the precise angle of 140 degrees, more electrons and positrons poured out than expected.
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Thousands of foreign fighters have flowed over it into Syria and hundreds of thousands of refugees have poured out the other way.
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As residents have poured out of rebel districts, including into areas under government control, the army has begun making arrests, Zughbi said.
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Thousands of them have poured out of the enclave over the last few weeks, an evacuation that held up the final assault.
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Each of my meals ended with the same ritual, a bottle of pear-apple brandy poured out for everybody at the table.
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The girls poured out unboiled water for him, and the dog lapped it up, watching them with his angry black-button eyes.
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Neighbors poured out of their homes, many of them puzzled by the chaos in what they described as a typically quiet neighborhood.
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The crowds poured out of the Bumi Niur supermarket, carrying bags of food, drinks, and, in some instances, televisions, in their hands.
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The researchers who captured the strange footage said both methane and carbon dioxide poured out of the bubble when it was punctured.
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After refilling our water canteens, he poured out complimentary shots of homemade baijiu, or rice wine, which burned as it went down.
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When I spoke to Peele's mother, Lucinda Williams, on the phone, stories from her life and life with her son poured out.
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When she and her friends poured out of the school, they grabbed cellphones from strangers and broke the news to their parents.
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Tributes poured out from those in the comedy field in response to the news of Simon's death at the age of 91.
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The bartender, seemingly annoyed at me for interrupting his video game, poured out a watery IPA and went back to his computer.
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Reviewing the countless articles and memorials that have poured out Wednesday, I'm left with these questions: What made Billy Graham so different?
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Tributes poured out Tuesday evening to honor ESPN college football reporter Edward Aschoff after his sudden death due to a brief illness.
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Silence. God will ask you why you did not defer to the will of the people as children poured out their blood.
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Tributes have poured out in the wake of the death of Nobel laureate and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel at the age of 87.
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Social storm Outrage poured out on social media culminating in vows by a sheriff and the governor to seek an investigation against Stokes.
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In 1963, pyroclastic flows of lava and rocks poured out of the volcano, killing more than 1,000 people and razing dozens of villages.
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Terricka Cason poured out her emotions about the Jets blowing their shot at the playoffs, and she is pissed ... like most Jets faithful.
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And now, Dawn Richard (aka D∆wn) has thrown all three approaches into a 2035-era Vitamix and poured out an intergalactic smoothie.
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We asked Pat, our new attendant, for more ice, and I poured out pre-mixed martinis I had smuggled aboard in a flask.
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Over the past few weeks people poured out of the shrinking IS territory in greater numbers than expected, holding up the final assault.
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At midafternoon, as the wedding was being shut down, hundreds of children poured out of the school and climbed on a yellow bus.
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At Vassar she met the future suffragist Lucy Burns, and poured out to her mother and Max her intense feelings of romantic devotion.
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When Correa slid home well ahead of center fielder Jurickson Profar's throw, Puerto Rican players poured out of the dugout to mob Rosario.
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That night, after the team's 6-2 victory over Puebla, satisfied fans poured out of Estadio Caliente and back into the parking lot.
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The Bible you speak carries a final judgment where all of God's wrath and eternal terror is poured out on men like you.
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This was the week of final exams and just the day before students had poured out of the classroom because of the rodents.
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The cavernous club quickly became a scene of chaos, as terrified people poured out onto the street, some carrying wounded and bleeding victims.
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To add contrasting colured stars on each nail, I poured out a dot of polish and dipped in a tiny brush to draw with.
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"Music just poured out of him," recalled Lacamoire, who first heard the song while working with Miranda on his first musical, In the Heights.
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In February, adviser Sebastian Gorka said reports of White House chaos were inaccurate, even as stories of disarray poured out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Protesters, many wearing blue berets emblazoned with yellow stars symbolizing the EU flag, poured out of subways and buses for the last-ditch effort.
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Revelations of sexual harassment and assault have poured out of a packed Pandora's Box since the first story broke about Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
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So don't make it seem like something else when it's really not, and I've poured out my heart and told you how I feel.
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Their work was tough, often lonely, and the stories poured out of them as though people beyond their fraternity had rarely asked about it.
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The first time I wrote about my time as a dominatrix, it poured out of me the way words had in my childhood notebooks.
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"The eggs in your two-egg omelet were poured out of a carton so it could have come from 50 different chickens," she said.
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Junior Taylor Droke told CNN affiliate WZTV that she and a friend were running late and arrived as students poured out of the school.
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Eyewitness accounts said that blood poured out of Davis' mouth and "oozed from his chest" as he was hit with 2,300 volts of electricity.
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The hashtag #WhenIWas started trending nationwide on Twitter Tuesday as women poured out their stories of sexual harassment and abuse from childhood and adolescence.
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A brilliant stream of angry red lava (named 61g) poured out, prompting officials with the US Geological Survey to warn visitors to keep their distance.
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An estimated 3 million gallons (11.4 million liters) of wastewater poured out, carrying nearly 540 tons (490 metric tons) of metals, mostly iron and aluminum.
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Its main door was open and thronged with people, and the organ music poured out, toiling and mysterious no more, rising with ease and cheer.
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About half of the reactor core melted from the overheated nuclear fuel, and about 20 tons of radioactive uranium poured out of the reactor core.
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We got video of Amber going through her Monday night routine with partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy, and after a few missteps, the frustration finally poured out.
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Hollywood stars and compassionate Americans poured out en masse for Hand in Hand, a telethon to raise money for survivors of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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During the Bronze Age, a nomadic tribe called the Yamnaya poured out of Central Asia and into Europe, carrying caches of psychoactive weed with them.
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Muslim clerics poured out of the hall where Francis spoke, its walls covered in geometric Islamic patterns, and offered rave reviews of the pope's address.
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We tasted the krajana kielbasa, slathered with spicy Pulaski mustard along with a shot of homemade honey liquor poured out of a plastic water bottle.
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PFAS poured out of the retention pond and into tributaries that lead to the Hudson River, a source of drinking water for seven riverside communities.
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Protests were tense over the weekend, as demonstrators poured out into the streets of the St. Louis area to speak out against the acquittal of Stockley.
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After stepping in and a short conversation with some new arrivals, a decent amount of cocaine was poured out by one of the more intoxicated attendees.
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And it poured out of Oakland once more when the Raiders kept their vault open and agreed to a four-year contract with safety Lamarcus Joyner .
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The lofty tenets that poured out of the Atomic Age converged, however quietly, into the drive-ins and fast food restaurants of the 50s and 60s.
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Residents poured out into the cold in a steady rush-hour stream, on their way to work or to take children to school and day care.
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The Los Angeles neighborhood of Crenshaw poured out its heart after its champion, Nipsey Hussle, was killed in a shooting on Sunday outside his clothing store.
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As the grief and rage poured out, those in charge of China's vast censorship apparatus, the Great Firewall, seemed at a loss over what to do.
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Around 1,300 years ago, descendants and followers of the Prophet Mohammad from Arabia poured out of the Peninsular in an orgy of conquest, expansionism and colonization.
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As the Kurds have poured out of the border areas, Arabs have been bussed in -- Syrian refugees whom Turkish authorities claim are originally from these areas.
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If you're feeling brave, try the vodka-coconut mix poured out of a Smirnoff bottle — it's made in-house and is equal parts delicious and potent.
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After Murray battled back to win in five sets on Friday, the Andy Boys poured out into the hallways, singing songs and chanting with fellow superfans.
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Good Luck — George Late Friday night, remembrances of the 41st president poured out from former President Bill Clinton, President Trump, former President Barack Obama, and more.
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If he had still been healthy, he would have easily read my mind and he would certainly have laughed, until tears poured out of his eyes.
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That left the jury to decide its definition, and it felt like a microcosm of how the country has grappled with allegations that poured out during #MeToo.
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Servers don white gloves to facilitate tastings of wine "by the crystal spoon," poured out in one-ounce portions, and sipped through the handle, per Hungarian tradition.
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The Bravo stars poured out their love for the newly engaged couple on social media, sending their congrats and documenting the festivities at Villa Rosa, Vanderpump's home.
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The answers poured out in long journal entries, the first time he'd ever tried to fully lay out the thoughts and devise a plan to overcome them.
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I watched as voters poured out emotional stories to him, and saw the energy he gets from countless town halls as I followed him across 19 states.
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With a customised drone-powered cotton wool cloud, they debuted the creation to the kids, who couldn't believe it when the hatch opened and candy poured out.
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The actual drinks you get poured out at a bar, though, are just approximations; and some places are going to be either much heavier or lighter-handed.
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Yes, it rained on Friday, and yes, SZA's set was sadly cut short, but so much brilliant music poured out of the park over those two days.
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After the Chili Peppers finished their hour-plus set, and the attendees poured out into downtown LA, there was undoubtedly a kind of electricity among the crowd.
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Heartfelt tributes poured out from across the web on Monday after news broke that rock icon David Bowie had died of cancer at the age of 69.
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As the bitter memoirs poured out, we got alcoholism, male chauvinism, fabulation, malice toward those who had made the mistake of being kind to him—all that.
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" — Ilan Elkaim, who was born and raised in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe "I remember the joy and atmosphere on April 222, 232, as people poured out into the streets.
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"The last thing I ever want to see is my martini getting poured out of a pitcher of premix from the freezer," she wrote in an email.
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Somewhere among the thousands of families who had poured out of ISIS' last stronghold during the final assault were two young American children named Yousuf and Zahra.
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Over the past two months, some 60,000 people poured out, fleeing SDF bombardment and a shortage of food so severe that some were reduced to cooking grass.
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At one point, Trump took a swig from a water bottle, and then poured out some of the rest of the water in front of the stage.
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Over the last few weeks, they have poured out of the tiny cluster of hamlets and farmlands in Deir al-Zor province, holding up the final assault.
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It's important not to let the performance put in by the home team get buried under the avalanche of negativity that poured out of Villa at full-time.
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"And then one day I looked down at my new daughter and thought 'Oh baby, baby,' and the lyric just poured out of me in about 10 minutes."
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As the ball landed there, the Boston Red Sox poured out of the first-base dugout and congregated around home plate while Ramirez danced playfully around the bases.
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When the mom-to-be cut into the confection, a liquid pink center poured out to the cheers of their guests as the musician high-fived multiple people.
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Suzuki's teammates poured out of the dugout to congratulate him, and the fans at Coors Field gave him a standing ovation as he waved his helmet in appreciation.
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Can you imagine a state being rationed, when you have millions and millions and millions of gallons being poured out into the Pacific Ocean that you could have?
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She contacted the last Democrat to hold the seat, Ben Chandler, who was swept from power in 2012, poured out her grief and asked about running for Congress.
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Reports of killings, rapes and destruction of homes have poured out of the state but are unable to be confirmed due to entry restrictions imposed by the Myanmar government.
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He was confused when multiple vehicles pulled up on the block and what seemed like a small army of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents poured out into the street.
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Over the week, thousands of photographs have poured out of Texas documenting the historic flooding, which has ravaged entire communities and taken the lives of at least 49 individuals.
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This horrible substance poured out of my body for days—regular diarrhea medication allowed me brief trips out of the bathroom for meals, but inevitably the horror would return.
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Once the absinthe has been poured out, Gibson adds Sazerac rye, Martell VS cognac, sugar syrup, and Peychaud's bitters (for the pink tinge), and two dashes of Angostura bitter.
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Soke has a freshly rolled blunt; KNY is puffing on a cigar; and, despite the fact it's 11AM, a bottle of prosecco has been poured out for the cause.
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In an unplugged era, she might have just tucked into a corner with a hardcover diary, dotting her I's with hearts as she poured out her most intimate thoughts.
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Eighty years ago, as Americans came together to defeat the fascism that threatened civilization, American factories poured out the weapons needed to crush Germany and the other Axis Powers.
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At the Friday opening, a small group of its climate activists glued themselves to a door of the main Fashion Week venue and poured out a "bleeding" red carpet.
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This honey blonde with a honey-colored voice whose textures thickened and darkened over the years poured out a lifetime of accumulated emotional wisdom at once farsighted and empathetic.
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Yet during those years he poured out an astonishing quantity of works of "heavenly length" (Schumann's term) and immense depth, which mingled or juxtaposed aching beauty with severe agitation.
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Tributes poured out for the late Riverdale and 90210 star from his fellow castmates, others in the entertainment industry, fans, and his surviving family, including his children, Jack and Sophie.
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Thanks in part to a border fence manned by guards with a reputation for brutality, the refugees who poured out of Turkey in 2015-16 largely bypassed Bulgaria for Greece.
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Eventually, though, the day dawned: He and his wife were poured out of the red-eye from Skopje onto the streets of London, and the fun was ready to start.
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Plummeting oil prices have set off an economic unraveling in Nigeria, one of the world's top oil producers, and the collective anger of a fed-up nation has poured out.
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The researchers also captured footage of strange upside-down lakes and waterfalls, formed as superhot fluids poured out of a vent and pooled beneath the lip of an underwater cavern.
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Joshua Furst's second novel, "Revolutionaries," is about the children of postwar tranquillity who, aghast at the tacit arrangements that underwrote their childhood, poured out of suburbia and into the streets.
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On Saturday, students joined nuns, activists and even supporters of Mr. Duterte as an estimated 5,000 people poured out of their homes to join a march for Mr. delos Santos.
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When you order a LATTE in a coffeehouse and it comes with a heart or some design on top made from the foam that is poured out, that's LATTE ART.
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" If Roof's intent was to sow hate and discord, he achieved the opposite, Simmons said, urging the defendant to "look at the love this nation, this holy city has poured out.
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But "in a bar…with two shots of tequila in me," Buckley poured out his complex, and often compassionate feelings towards the man who gave him a name and little else.
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Catcher Yan Gomes punched the air and tossed his face mask aside to commemorate the moment, and the rest of the Nationals players poured out of the dugout and the bullpen.
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And your very nature, Bernard, ensures they will devour you, and all the beauty of who you are, of who you could be, would be poured out into the darkness forever.
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Iwan Asmara, an official from the local Disaster Mitigation Agency, said people poured out from their houses in panic to move to higher ground, particularly in Mataram and North Lombok district.
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The former coach's bitterness toward his adopted son Matt, who revealed at the time of the trial that he also had been molested by Sandusky, also poured out at the hearing.
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According to James Henry, a former chief economist at McKinsey & Company who consulted on the Panama Papers, some $1.3 trillion in illicit capital has poured out of Russia since the 1990s.
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The show began with an immediate impact when a truck drove into the market and the cast poured out of it as if they were asylum-seekers just arrived at Dover.
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Early in his campaign, he repeated a long-debunked myth: After the 9/11 attacks, Trump said, Muslims in New Jersey poured out onto the streets, celebrating the death of Americans.
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During the Renaissance, heels and platforms could give men a competitive advantage among their shorter peers, as well as elevate them from the streets, where people poured out their chamber pots.
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Sexual assault victims recounted their trauma, fathers poured out anxieties about unhealthy influences on their sons, and a distraught parent agonized over how to explain rape to a 22013-year-old.
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And I began speaking out as soon as that happened because there were some fraudulent elections held, and Russians poured out into the streets to demand their freedom, and he cracked down.
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Days later, at their big sex "Reveal Dinner," Geary cut into a four-layer cake and, as its pink liquid center poured out, the couple learned they were expecting their second daughter.
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The quake triggered a tsunami warning and frightened people poured out of their homes to move to higher ground, particularly in North Lombok and Mataram, the capital of West Nusa Tenggara province.
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During the Passover seder, 10 drops of wine are poured out for each of the plagues, in a gesture of recognition for what the Egyptians endured before the Israelites were set free.
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I let it warm to room temperature and poured out three glasses of wine: One control, one with a 2010 penny, and one with a 1972 penny (which are all pictured above).
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We sat at a wooden table near a mural of Jorjadze, who was portrayed in her usual headpiece, watering a tree with rivulets of newspaper that poured out of a clay ewer.
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Residents joined the protest as they poured out of mosques after midday prayers, according to live videos posted on Facebook and a local journalist and activist who had spoken to protesters there.
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The death of Fidel Castro unleashed an explosion of emotion in Miami's Little Havana, where thousands of Cuban-Americans poured out into the streets to celebrate the 90-year-old former dictator's passing.
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Over the past two months, more than 60,000 people have poured out of the dwindling enclave, nearly half of whom surrendered as Islamic State supporters, including some 5,000 fighters, according to the SDF.
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Within hours of the mass shooting at Parkland's Stoneman Douglas High School, online trolls seized on the tragedy and waves of misinformation poured out of anonymous threads on 4chan and fake news sites.
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Canvassers poured out of the Jones campaign office in downtown Birmingham to hear Jones, Sewell and Booker speak, with the crowd outside chanting along with those who made it inside the small building.
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As noted, Aronofsky has somewhat given the game away in his comments about the movie -- citing a "primordial soup of angst and helplessness" that "poured out" of him, giving birth to the concept.
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Restive Democratic activists were not happy; they poured out of a sweltering synagogue (there was no air-conditioning on a steamy summer evening) onto the streets of Park Slope, frazzled by the heat.
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I couldn't find a healing way to tell the Barnard story: Either every little detail poured out in a frightening rant or I clammed up, wondering if I really wasn't qualified after all.
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Tons of A-list actors and actresses poured out of the Los Angeles Theatre in Downtown L.A. Saturday night for an event many are calling Gwyneth's and her fiance Brad Falchuk's wedding rehearsal.
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In the context of the dozens of reports that have poured out of Hollywood and beyond in the wake of the Weinstein allegations, Babe's account of Ansari's alleged misconduct is a startling outlier.
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On Money One day in 21960, when I was 21900, I sat in my great-grandmother's living room and poured out questions about what life was like for her as a girl in Belarus.
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People like Hughes and Dolours Price poured out their feelings in testimonials offered by veterans of the conflict that were stored at Boston College, with a promise they would remain sealed until their deaths.
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That means income data for all working men and women in America is essentially thrown into a blender, mashed into a homogenous sludge, and poured out as if all those jobs were the same.
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As the founders poured out concerns about fund-raising, Altman, in stocking feet, cargo shorts, and a gray hoodie, waved around a Bronze Age sword that he'd bought as a gift for Paul Graham.
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Statements condemning the practice have poured out in the past few days, and many tech leaders have also encouraged people to donate to nonprofits that help support migrants and their families at the US border.
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While taking out the side of the pool, he stood on top of the insanely thick sheet of ice inside the pool and was able to successfully ride the wave of water that poured out.
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"This is just a foretaste of the wrath of God poured out," wrote R. Albert Mohler, president of Southern Theological Seminary in Louisville and a leading intellectual in the denomination, in a widely shared column.
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Earlier in the day in Abidjan, gendarmes - a police force under the authority of the defence ministry - poured out of their base, sealing of entrances to the port and bringing activity there to a standstill.
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Most of these tourists have then poured out of buses in Tung Chung, a mostly residential town close to the port with a population of about 45,000, for a quick shopping stop before returning home.
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Tributes and condolences for Mr. Uzoka's family and friends poured out on social media, including from Michaela Coel, the creator, writer and star of the British television show "Chewing Gum"; and Jacob Banks, a musician.
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The game is currently sitting at a 94 out of 100 on the review aggregate site Metacritic, and all of the positivity that poured out from critics even led the game's director Cory Barlog to tears.
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Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN)Three days after ISIS militants carried out a deadly terror attack in broad daylight, Indonesians poured out by the thousands onto the streets of this tropical city for an exuberant day of recreation.
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As news spread late Sunday night into Monday of the death of David Bowie, tributes from around the world poured out on to social media, remembering the artist for all of his contributions to modern culture.
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Emotion poured out of the 28-year-old Curry when he made his final three-point attempt on Monday as the Warriors became just the 10th team in NBA history to overcome a 3-1 deficit.
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When center fielder Victor Robles caught the final out, the Nationals players poured out of their dugout to celebrate the culmination of a pursuit that included 103 years without a major league team in the city.
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Parts of the bird were cooked, but the rest of it was still raw by dinner time, as most of the molten aluminum had poured out a hole it had burned through the bottom of the turkey.
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The attack appears to be the first to target the many thousands of people who have poured out of the enclave at Baghouz over the five weeks since the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) began an offensive there.
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As millions of people have poured out of Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey have taken in hundreds of thousands of refugees, while Greece has been used as a launchpad for many seeking to reach other European countries.
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But the water from melted ice is kept cool in a well-insulated chest, and the water will cool food more efficiently than the air that would fill the chest if you poured out the cold water.
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Sitting across from him in cafes around the Midwest, meeting this stranger who was writing a play set in their hometown, they poured out stories of the time in the 1980s when their little community — Austin, Minn.
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Videos of rioters were shared on social media after tens of thousands of fans poured out of homes and bars on to South Broad Street in the wake of the team's triumph over the New England Patriots.
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Anger over the decision poured out during an appeal hearing last week in Sizemore's aging auditorium, where school supporters pleaded for more than two hours with two of the nine charter commissioners who will vote on its fate.
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When the vehicle did not stop at a North Korean guard post and drove into the North Korean side of the Joint Security Area, Communist troops wearing helmets and carrying sidearms and rifles poured out of their buildings.
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Clergymen poured out 70 liters' worth of sacred liquid from a large chalice through the open door of a rickety green plane on Wednesday, in an escalation of their battle against "drinking" and "fornication," local outlet Tvernews reported.
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But this time, I noticed the entire staff was involved — waitresses, go-go dancers, my manager, the bottle hosts, the doorman, and every single busboy, all with flutes in hand, ready for the liquid glory to be poured out.
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After the Thunder took a large lead against the Golden State Warriors, they never let up and poured out a 133-105 victory at the Chesapeake Energy Arena to take a two-games-to-one lead in the series.
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And remembering the great national explosion of Women's Marches that followed, in which millions of Americans poured out of their homes and took to the streets to announce that this was not going to be the end of anything.
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On their way from the country's underground nuclear test site in northeast North Korea to Pyongyang, the technicians had been cheered by people who poured out to see them passing by, the country's official Korean Central News Agency reported.
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A total of 22 people have died, and the photographs of human suffering are foreboding: native Australians have poured out of smoke-shrouded towns as the flames creep nearer, while people along the coast have taken refuge on beaches.
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Since then, 74 million tonnes per year of new production has poured out of plants in Australia and the United States, pushing down prices and bridging gaps in supply between regions, with another 89 million tonnes due by 2020.
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Near Katy's place on Music Row, music and cigarette smoke poured out of the neighborhood bars, and during our visit we stopped in to tap our feet and drink a beer at I don't know how many of them.
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When investigators stepped in last year, and confronted Mr. Singer with his years of questionable dealings, he turned on some of the families who had poured out their deepest parenting fears and trusted him with their complicated family dynamics.
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"I had a feeling that a great wave of good will poured out from these people, almost engulfing me, and when I stood up to sing our National Anthem I felt for a moment as though I were choking," she recalled.
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And when Luke poured out the contents of the Seavers' liquor cabinet because he was afraid drinking would cause them to act like his alcoholic stepfather, the Seavers didn't reprimand the young boy -- they invited him to live with them.
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In the past week, thousands of demonstrators poured out onto Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, to make their voices heard on such hot-button issues as the influence of big money in politics, the influence of corporate lobbyists, and voting rights.
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Tributes poured out from editors, designers, and supermodels alike, and at the Fashion Awards last week, Naomi Campbell, who referred to Alaïa as "Papa," took to the stage alongside a group of other models, to honor the late, great icon.
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I watched those same 79 episodes over and over again, laughing every time the tribbles poured out onto Captain James T Kirk's head and always freaked out by the baby with the man's voice, Balok (played by Ron Howard's brother Clint).
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When center fielder George Springer squeezed a lazy fly ball by Greg Bird for the final out, McCullers leapt into McCann's arms, and the Astros poured out of their dugout to celebrate the franchise's second-ever trip to the Series.
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Perhaps the most eloquent testimony to Wenger's greatness came not in the words poured out in his honor over the last 24 hours, but in the work Arsenal has been doing to prepare for this day over the last 12 months.
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THE SPLENDID AND THE VILEA Saga of Churchill, Family, and Defiance During the Blitz By Erik Larson In the winter of 1940, as Germany's brutal bombing campaign against Britain dragged on, Joseph Goebbels poured out his frustrations in his diary.
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As the sun rose this morning on a new year, bleary-eyed people across the United States poured out their half-drunk champagne bottles, gathered up their empty beer cans and turned to Twitter to share their resolution with the world.
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Starting out with the French horn, Irie told us that she always knew she had an ear for music, but it wasn't until this life-changing trip that she opened herself up and poured out the words she was proud of.
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Last week, thousands of school students poured out of their classrooms and into Australian streets, inspired by 16-year-old Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, demanding world leaders at the UN Climate Action Summit to adopt urgent measures to combat global warming.
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NEAR BAGHOUZ, Syria (Reuters) - Islamic State looked close to defeat in its last enclave in eastern Syria on Wednesday as civilians poured out and the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said the remaining jihadists wanted to fight to the death.
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My friend and I would run downstairs, outside, down the concrete steps, and into the city streets, where lights poured out and the lingering smell of roasted yam from a nearby street vendor tempted us to break our dinner plans.
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It was a natural fit for the Man in Black, who was famous for taking a stand: Both a lament for humanity and a message of hope, the song poured out of Crow after a trip to Bosnia to perform for peacekeeping forces.
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Rage poured out of him as his defenders failed to keep the order that he relentlessly maintained in over 600 games as a Manchester United fullback, along with disbelief that the players chosen by him came close to giving away another game.
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AL-FASHIR, Sudan (Reuters) - When gunmen poured out of 40 trucks and opened fire "indiscriminately" in his village in Western Sudan, local farmer Adam Ishaq ran for his life, joining some 73,000 civilians forced from their homes in the Darfur region since January.
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Thousands of IS followers and fighters, who had retreated to Baghouz as the group was gradually driven out of those lands, have poured out of the tiny cluster of hamlets and farmlands in Deir al-Zor province over the last few weeks.
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Maybe the poster from the old French movie, that bold illustration of a knight plunging head first off his charger, his face subsumed by the torrent of blood that poured out like a rich, red gush past the raised visor of his helmet.
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The formula for Marvel Comics evolved helter-skelter as Lee and Kirby poured out many monthly titles: flawed heroes, stories that mixed folklore with space opera, open-ended plots, and allegorical allusions to contemporary politics (frequently touching on the evil of discrimination).
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The men awkwardly sat and ate the cereal in a scene that stretched a bit too long, before the protagonist poured out a line of white powder and snorted it, only to be shooed off stage to the sound of a beating heart.
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The International Rescue Committee (IRC) said another 2,000 women and children had arrived late on Wednesday at the al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria that has received tens of thousands of people who have poured out of the shrinking Islamic State territory.
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I think the writing for her is very therapeutic, and she had just had her third child, and she sat down at a desk to write about what she was feeling because it was so overwhelming, and the script kind of poured out of her.
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The query is submitted by Dr. Spielvogel, the psychoanalyst to whom the novel's eponymous protagonist, Alexander Portnoy, has for the previous several hundred pages poured out his heart and soul in a sustained, wildly free-associating aria of bawdy reminiscence and intense self-loathing.
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When Kevin Pillar raced home on Edwin Encarnacion's one-out grounder in the ninth inning, the Blue Jays poured out of the dugout as they solidified their standing in the playoff race and pushed the Yankees closer to elimination after their fourth consecutive loss.
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Sometimes, Roy allows herself to be overwhelmed by symbolism: Nomi sees "foaming blood" in the sea, then is blinded by "sheets of falling blood" in her hotel, then claims "the juice inside poured out in red spurts" from a melon at breakfast the next morning.
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TECUN UMAN, Guatemala (Reuters) - Hundreds of Central Americans poured out of Guatemala to try to enter Mexico on Friday, running into a wall of police in Mexico, whose government has promised to tackle the caravan of migrants that has angered U.S. President Donald Trump.
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MANILA — Thousands of Filipinos poured out of their homes to join a funeral march on Saturday for Kian Loyd delos Santos, the 17-year-old boy whose death at the hands of the police has galvanized opposition to President Rodrigo Duterte's brutal war on drugs.
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"What poured out of me was an imaginary conversation with God, which was one-sided, and I finished writing it, and I looked at it and said to myself .... I'm going to do this on 'The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson,'" DeGeneres told the Tulane students.
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Memo From China 8 Photos View Slide Show ' WUZHONG, China — As the call to prayer echoed off the high walls of the madrasa and into the surrounding village, dozens of boys, dressed in matching violet caps, poured out of their dorm rooms and headed to the mosque.
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He had been fired as music director of the Houston Symphony partly for parading round town in blue jeans with Mia Farrow, an elfin actress who became his third wife, while he was still married to his second, Dory, who poured out desperate songs about him.
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"The military families of North Carolina have shed their blood and poured out their hearts for our country," Trump said, before pledging to fully equip military forces in combat, end the defense sequester and deploy troops only if military action is "vital" to US national security interests.
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Trump, Thompson argues, benefited from repeated exposure as much as any politician ever has, both from the familiarity he enjoyed as a reality star before his presidential campaign and from the nonstop media coverage of the nonsense that poured out of his mouth during the campaign.
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TECUN UMAN, Guatemala, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Hundreds of Central Americans poured out of Guatemala to try to enter Mexico on Friday, running into a wall of police in Mexico, whose government has promised to tackle the caravan of migrants that has angered U.S. President Donald Trump.
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We just had an overwhelming flood of truth being poured out... That's kind of the point when Tyler begins to understand his role in things... From there he thinks, maybe I'm not the one who did the worst, maybe we should go after the real bad person.
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As Teixeira's teammates poured out of the dugout to mob him at the plate, the Red Sox — who clinched the American League East title thanks to Toronto's defeat — trudged off the field, winners of the prize but unable to fully savor it until they reached the clubhouse.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Aretha Franklin's body lay in repose on Tuesday while her soaring voice poured out from loudspeakers outside a Detroit museum, stirring fans to sway and sing along and others to weep as they lined up for a last glimpse of the Queen of Soul.
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Outside polling stations on the eastern edge of London, among the very few parts of the capital that voted for Brexit in 2016, people poured out their frustrations, fed up with the ineptitude, indecision and chicanery that they said had knotted up British politics for three years.
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Some diners might favor fried mullets in crackly coats of flour and seasonings that Mr. Mansy prefers to keep confidential, or baked sardines doused with lemon like poured-out sun, or shrimp and octopus turned over charcoal and adorned with little more than extra-virgin olive oil.
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"When the transcript was released and, frankly, the information that just poured out every day from the media … it became clear to me that State Department officials, if not the State Department itself, were being drawn again into the domestic political arena in some way," he said.
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Scare in the Sky After Passenger Jet Engine Suffers Major Malfunction Search Continues for 2 Missing After Plane Crashes in Louisiana Lake Florida Braces for Rain, Floods as Tropical Depression Forms People poured out of Terminal 4 onto the tarmac, and a security officer said shots were fired.
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The people are, as per usual for times like these, complaining that Britain is going "back to the Dark Ages," where that same sausage-y shit would be poured out of a window and on top of some poor guy with plague pustules bursting all over his exposed genitalia.
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A few minutes before the hour, dozens and dozens of teenagers poured out of the school doors, some holding signs with messages like "Our Voices Will Not Be Silenced Stop the Gun Violence" and "We Refuse to Be Another Statistic," gathering on the astro-turf field across the street.
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Books of The Times In "Smoke," Dan Vyleta's supernatural variation on the classic Victorian triple decker, the gentle-born are seldom gentle; coal dust is purifying; and when a character says that smoke once poured out of her enraged father's ears, she means it in the most literal way.
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There are so many of them, so many dozens gathered over so many years, but in light of the hatred poured out against immigrants by one of the candidates in the recent presidential campaign, I'll give you this one because the featured player in it is an immigrant.
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But as the election approached and new batches of hacked Democratic emails poured out, some F.B.I. officials began to change their view about Russia's intentions and eventually came to believe, as the C.I.A. had months earlier, that Moscow was trying to help get Mr. Trump elected, officials said.
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One year after President Donald Trump's inauguration and just 12 hours after the United States government ground to a halt, people across the country grabbed their homemade signs, pulled on their pink pussy hats, and poured out into the streets to protest in the second annual Women's March.
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As the audience poured out of the arena after the show, they discovered several TV monitors in the lobby were airing the World Series, and hundreds of fans stopped in their tracks to watch the game, loudly cheering on every Cubs gain as the team won in the 10th inning.
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Following the team's historic win, people poured out of local bars and took to the streets, where the crowds joined together to sing the Eagles' fight song while also damaging property, tipping over light poles, and setting at least one fire in the middle of the street, according to Reuters. Philly.
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Since then, a number of controversial revelations has poured out of the White House, including the news that Trump may have divulged highly classified intelligence to visiting Russian officials and that he had allegedly asked Comey in February to shut down the FBI's investigation of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Origin stories differ: either there was no hot water available, or he was simply overheated, but either way the enterprising Vakondios grabbed a shaker meant for a Nesquik cocoa drink, added some granules of Nescafe and sugar, shook vigorously, and poured out what would swiftly become Greece's preferred beverage, especially in the summer.
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Do you think you'd find fulfillment in nailing the perfect head of beer poured out of a tap hooked up to a mini fridge after going through the associated trials involved in filling it with beer and CO2 and hooking up said beer and CO2 and not destroying any thing or person?
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"We want this stuff to be here in 100 years, 150 years, so that people can look back and see not only what took place, unfortunately, but what was left behind by the community and the hearts and tears that were poured out," Jeff Schwartz, president of the historical society told WSVN.
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Since his death on Saturday, many of the memorials and the hagiographies that have poured out over the internet have dubbed Bill (I can't call him Mr. Cunningham, as I've known him, and been squeezed up next to him on fashion show benches, for too long) the father of street style, and rightly so.
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It's been hard to watch a man his age slowly lose his sense of purpose, as he's been doing, shuffling around the kitchen trying to perfect his long-simmering sauces, most of which get poured out on the back lawn when he's done, since how much gravy-drenched flesh can the two of us reasonably consume?
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Two hundred years ago this summer, Washington Irving sat down one night and poured out the tale of an 18th-century Hudson Valley layabout who wandered up into the Catskill Mountains, drank some magical cider and fell asleep for 20 years, only to wake up and find himself in a brand-new country called the United States.
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The Americans on the ice went crazy in jubilation; the rest of the team poured out onto the ice waving their arms; the Americans in the arena went completely insane; and Americans from coast to coast rose to their feet cheering, hugging and waving our arms with a spirit of American patriotism that lit the sky!
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The spark went from the first inning, which ended in a chest-bumping celebration after Puerto Rico right fielder Eddie Rosario rifled a throw that cut down the Dominican Republic's Jean Segura at the plate, to the final out, when the Puerto Ricans poured out of the dugout after Segura took a called third strike thrown by Edwin Diaz.
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And while a flood of cheaper Chinese beads has poured out of Asia over the last five or six years, putting many of Bohemia's traditional mom-and-pop beadmakers out of business, producers of the higher-end products — known as seed beads and made here by Preciosa and in Japan by a few operations — are experiencing one of their periodic bursts of prosperity.
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" As the guests poured out of the church, many boarded shuttle buses provided by the couple that whisked them off to the reception, which was held at the groom's spacious home in nearby Hopewell, N.J., where Champagne flowed and the groom greeted his guests, and treated his new bride, to his own rendition of Frank Sinatra's, "The Way You Look Tonight.
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The evidence that has poured out of the United States after more than a year of congressional investigations has left no doubt that Russian hackers — working largely on behalf of two of Moscow's spy services, the SVR and the GRU — did far more than use cyber tools to break into the Democratic National Committee and the accounts of key players in Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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But upon hearing that Bourdain had died by suicide in France, fans of Bourdain poured out to the papered-up restaurant on Park Avenue South to pay their respects to the chef, leaving bottles of whiskey and packs of cigarettes (Bourdain famously loved smoking, but gave up the habit for his daughter) as well as flowers and notes detailing how much Bourdain meant to them outside the restaurant.
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"Saudi Arabia has poured out the wealth of its people and countries in the region with a lack of proper understanding of the region's variables with a militaristic, crisis-based approach," foreign ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said, according to state TV. The United States and Saudi Arabia have accused Iran of carrying out attacks on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman on Thursday - accusations that Tehran dismisses.
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As a teenager, I'd choose to listen to Bright Eyes in the dark when it was raining because it was so melodramatically appropriate (also because I spent most of my teens convinced I was in a film.) Today, as an adult, I felt like the universe had aligned for me personally when I walked out of the door, stepping out into an early summer breeze, as the synths and idealism of "Cut to the Feeling" poured out of my headphones.
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The people who poured out into the streets in November because of the sharp jump in the price of gasoline, the people who choked the streets of Tehran, Ahvaz, Mashhad and Kerman mourning General Suleimani while shouting anti-American slogans, the people who again came out this week to protest the shooting down of the Ukrainian jetliner and the false statements by officials before an admission of error by the Iranian government, they all are Iranians engaged in a struggle for the soul of a nation.
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News that poured out of Netflix HQ for weeks before that proved to be just as absorbing: applauded showrunner Shonda Rhimes would be leaving ABC for a multiyear deal; David Letterman was coming out of retirement to host a longform interview series; Ali Wong and Randall Park were teaming up for feature comedy; Netflix had procured 12 new anime series and a Godzilla movie; Kevin Spacey would star as Gore Vidal in a new biopic 1; and Sanaa Lathan would star in a feature adaptation of the bestselling novel Nappily Ever After.
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The Vixen's attempt to derail the story by picking a fight with Aquaria about a borrowed wig (it should be mentioned that, for a millennial, Aquaria seems surprisingly resistant to the sharing economy) was blessedly concluded by a Deus ex arachnia (A spider was discovered crawling on a dress, sending into a squealing fever all of the queens save for the strapping Kameron, who calmly captured it and, hopefully, released it outdoors, far from where it could hear any more fighting.) The heretofore under-heralded Dusty Ray Bottoms snatched the open kiki bottle and poured out the heartbreaking tale of her ostracism from her religious family.
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