She just ran and ran and ran and didn't stop running.
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Those Warriors ran and ran and ran, scored and scored and scored.
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AntiToxin found six of these apps ran Google AdMob, one ran Google Firebase, two ran Facebook Audience Network and one ran StartApp.
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Ozigbo ran for 152, Martinez ran for 125 and Maurice Washington ran for 109.
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She just hung onto my hand and we ran and ran and ran until we got to the car.
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But Jeff Bewkes who ran Time Warner is out, John Martin who ran Turner is out, Kevin Tsujihara who ran the studio is out, Richard Plepler who ran HBO is out.
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They ran across that street, they ran through that street, they ran under that street -- all to defend this city.
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He ran for higher reasons — he ran for himself.
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So like I just like ran, turned and ran for the door, and literally ran down the hall to the elevator.
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As everyone else ran away, Paukner ran toward the tower.
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But Green ran 25 routes and James ran only 16.
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They started becoming the powerful people that ran Hollywood, that ran Madison Avenue, and for the first time, ran the White House.
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" On what she got from attending a women's college: "We ran the student government, we ran the newspaper, we ran the yearbook, we ran all the activities, so it was a great leadership opportunity.
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You ran a test, you got numbers and ran another test.
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I ran until drinking sounded dreadful, then I ran some more.
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The original HoloLens ran on an Intel processor, and it ran Windows.
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It ran out, retrieved the toy, and then ran back off screen.
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There, Mr. Cruz ran far stronger and Mr. Kasich ran far weaker.
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Then he ran, still wearing his pajamas he ran for the door.
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The two men ran in opposite directions and police ran after them.
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When he first ran for State Assembly, he ran as a Democrat.
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Cameron ran off, and I ran after him, because I was worried.
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Since Barack Obama ran in 2012, since Hillary Clinton ran in 2016.
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But, you know, it tickles something, and the thing ran and ran.
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Doctors ran for cover, and unattended, panicked patients ran for their lives.
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Arthur and I ran the firm, then we brought in Jim Breyer, and the three of us ran it, then he ran it, then we created an operations committee that ran it, and now there's a fourth generation.
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As State Department reporters will tell you, Tillerson ran silent and ran deep.
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"They ran into danger, they ran into gunfire to help others," Schubert said.
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They ran a yellow light and I ran the yellow light with them.
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When I ran out of animal facts, I ran out of the bar.
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He dropped the rifle and ran off, and the coach ran after him.
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McCain first ran successfully for the House and then ran for the Senate.
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It ran large trade deficits when President Ronald Reagan ran large budget deficits.
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"The last time Jeff Sessions ran for reelection, he ran unopposed," Wagner said.
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This conversation ran long, but it ran long because it was damn good.
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She ran the women-who-work campaign long before he ran for president.
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My mother ran the front-of-house and my dad ran the kitchen.
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We ran the official school newspaper, and then we ran the underground newspaper too.
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"I immediately ran out of the bar; he ran out after me," she said.
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He ran against the Republican establishment as much as he ran against Hillary Clinton.
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Worked in the Air Force, all kinds ... He ran the NSA, ran the CIA.
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After fleeing, the children ran to their parents outside or ran back to their homes.
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It ran 2,500 feet in length and ran about 1,000 feet into the United States.
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I ran inside, packed a bag so fast, shaking, and ran out and called Kourtney.
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You know, they ran this against me when I ran for governor, and I won.
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"The people who ran for me ran simply because they loved the sport," Temple said.
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Chris Christie ran out of money about the same time he ran out of mojo.
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Newman ran about 173,000 votes ahead of Sanders, while Lipinski ran 17,000 votes behind Biden.
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The last time so many women ran for governor was 83, when 223 women ran.
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The earliest ad ran in July 2012, while the most recent one ran this month.
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Ran past that car, ran out here like this, down here, 'cause he like this.
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The last time so many women ran for governor was 1994, when 34 women ran.
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Fayrouz Saad ran in the primary for Michigan's 11th district; Deedra Abboud ran in the Arizona Senate primary; and Tahirah Amatul-Wadud ran in the primary in Massachusetts's 1st district.
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The first ad ran in January 2016 and the second ran in January 2018, Facebook said.
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One ran alongside his car on a leash, while the other ran freely next to it.
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They ran off with it and I didn't manage to catch them before time ran out.
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Target ran a "Black Friday" deal on November 1, and NewEgg ran one on November 2.
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However, the San Bernardino iPhone ran iOS 9, and the New York iPhone ran iOS 7.
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The same six people, the key people who ran the Clinton investigation then ran the Russian investigation.
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My mom ran away from my dad when I was 8, ran down back to Southern California.
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Clinton ran strongest here, in both of her presidential bids, and ran further ahead on the seacoast.
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"The first day I ran, I ran for one minute and I thought, 'I'm screwed,' " she admits.
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A few ran for the Libertarian Party and one, David Rosenfeld, ran of the Socialist Workers Party.
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Once I'd moved to Kansas City, I ran a transsexual prisoners program, I ran a support group.
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He ditched this group and ran and ran until he came out on the Mexican side again.
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I ran out of the shower, threw on some clothes, and ran back to my friend's house.
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I worked for Jonathan Rosenberg, who ran product at the time, and Omid Kordestani, who ran sales.
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"We ran out of fuel and also the battery ran out on the GPS device," he said.
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Howard ran 28 yards and Jawher Jordan ran 7 yards for Syracuse touchdowns in the fourth quarter.
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Archie, carrying Yaz's massive gun, ran ahead of me, while Joe, with his red bullhorn, ran behind.
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There are, however, six potential 22016 Democratic contenders ran who ran for the US Senate in 22020.
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As Owen ran and ran, evading the tackles almost like Lionel Messi, fans marveled at his youth.
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Afterward, he said, several protesters ran up, pulled a woman from under the vehicle and ran off.
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Ross Perot ran as an independent in 1992, then ran in 1996 as the Reform Party candidate.
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But when they ran the first mud tests on Side FX's Houdini software, they ran into problems.
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Clinton ran strongest here, in both of her presidential bids, and ran farther ahead on the seacoast.
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He ran from the right field foul line to right-center field and ran from first to third.
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Some guy ran in the house and blew another dude brains out and ran out of the house.
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Mitt Romney, who ran in 2012, and Ross Perot, who ran in 1992 and 1996, took similar approaches.
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The production ran for 21 years and the Broadway musical ran for 18 years after opening in 1982.
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When I ran for Congress in 2014, I ran on a simple platform of less hassle, more freedom.
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As "other heroes" arrived and ran toward the gunfire, students and teachers ran from the gunfire, he said.
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"I have said every time I ran, I ran because God told me to run," Bashinsky reportedly said.
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I ran downstairs, started the hoses, and ran to man them wherever I saw a flame start up.
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Granderson turned and ran and ran and reached for the ball just before he crashed into the fence.
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Non-incumbents ran about 2.5 percentage points ahead of the president, while incumbents ran over four points ahead.
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"I ran to the door and literally ran down the hall to the elevator," she told the courtroom.
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"The second Border Patrol agent also made a statement to the effect of, 'We ran into a culvert,' 'I ran into a culvert,' or 'I think I ran into a culvert,'" the FBI said.
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"Bottom line is her husband ran for president here twice, she ran and won here in 2008," he said.
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He ran the Cancer Fund of America, his ex-wife, Rose Perkins, ran the Children's Cancer Fund of America.
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"Their super PAC ran a tough campaign, they ran a lot of negative ads," Kasich strategist John Weaver said.
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The last national ad for Kmart ran on November 24 and the last for Sears ran on November 25.
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For three days, Blessing ran and hid, ran and hid, making her way south towards Uganda with other refugees.
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Taft ran foul of his predecessor, the energetic and volcanic Teddy Roosevelt, who ran on the Bull Moose ticket.
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And in Indiana, 12 women ran in the primary this year compared to the eight who ran in 2016.
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Schumer ran only seven ads on his campaign page in the same period, and Pelosi ran none on hers.
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The former congressional candidates involved are Mallory Hagan, who ran in Alabama, and Renee Hoagenson, who ran in Missouri.
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The faster I ran the louder I rang it, and the louder I rang it the faster I ran.
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Johnston, who ran in 1972 and 1978, and Brock, who ran in 1970 and 1976, both missed the window.
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While Macron ran on a pro-EU and free trade platform his rival ran primarily on protectionism and nationalism.
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I wasn't ready yet, to fling free the cross I ran and I ran through the 2 a.m. streets.
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Jimmy Carter's grandson Jason Carter ran for governor, and former Senator Sam Nunn's daughter Michelle Nunn ran for Senate.
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After I ran that first half marathon in San Francisco in 2008, I trained for and ran a marathon.
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"I ran track and cross country in high school and in college I ran cross country," she tells PEOPLE.
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"I was in my diaper, and I ran out, and ran right to him," Carolyn said, choking back tears.
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You ran your own magazine and ran it off on a Xerox machine and distributed it to your friends.
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Maha explains: "I ran out of sandwich bags." i ran outta sandwhich bags smh the struggle is real pic.twitter.
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In the general election this year a record number of women ran for seats up and down the ballot: 237 women ran for House seats, 23 for the Senate, 16 ran for governor, and 3,388 ran for state legislative positions, according to data from Rutgers University's Center for American Women and Politics.
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He ran a few paces behind her facing forwards, and she ran a few paces ahead of him facing backwards.
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He said he ran and told everyone working inside the bakery, and many people ran out using the back door.
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O'Rourke, a representative Texas's 16th congressional district, ran a full-press campaign against Cruz, who ran for president in 2016.
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Tucker, who ran a payday lending business through various Native American tribes, ran roughly $2 billion through the bank's accounts.
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Caldwell-Pope ran into a pick early in the first quarter and ran off the floor clutching his left shoulder.
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Ambulances could not arrive, medicines ran out and oxygen tanks that ran on electricity were useless, several funeral directors said.
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He ran for the Senate again in 403 and 1994, and he ran for New York City mayor in 1997.
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The majority of the new female MPs ran under the pro-Rouhani coalition banner, while a handful ran as independents.
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No. I ran into her at a conference, and then I ran into her at TED, and we just ... Chatted.
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In 240, he ran from Boston to New York as a warm-up, then ran the New York City Marathon.
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From his missive: When you ran and won, you ran on draining the swamp, not giving new life to it.
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The first time he ran for office was in the 1970s, when he ran for a position in his university.
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I felt that they ran true to size, though some reviewers did say they ran a bit small for them.
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They ran it in 3:09, and four years later, at 48, Whitlock ran his fastest marathon, in 2:803.
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At the time, the pair were lesser beings at Time Warner — Bewkes ran HBO and Plepler ran PR for HBO.
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But when Goldwater ran, the conservative movement was in its infancy and when McGovern ran, he never called himself a socialist.
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"Shortly after [the shooting] happened, lots of people ran out of the mall and the police ran inside," the resident said.
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STEFANIK: I ran for student council secretary in sixth grade and I ran on the platform of bringing a snack machine.
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Scott exited his car and ran on foot – his family says because he owed child support – and Slager ran after him.
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I ran into Villa C where the Ambassador and Sean Smith were and the other two ran in a different direction.
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Among the parties, 83.2 percent of LGBTQ candidates ran as Democrats, and just 2.4 percent of LGBTQ candidates ran as Republicans.
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In that same span over the last month or so, Democrats ran 208,000 ads in House races, while Republicans ran 253,219.
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Eventually I came to a house where there was a party, I ran in, grabbed some clothes and ran off again.
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JC: Yeah, so at CES I ran into, and quite literally ran into, two companies that were showing off buttonless phones.
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Trump ran his campaign with promises to run the country as he ran his businesses, implying that his businesses were successful.
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Like, my buddy I was just talking about, who ran "Ask a Ninja," that ran on YouTube, millions of views pre-monetization.
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Prefectural officials confirmed that nine bodies were found in the Ran Ran retirement home after the nearby Omoto river broke its banks.
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GROUND AND POUND: Delton ran for 142 yards and Alex Barnes ran for 108 yards in last week&aposs loss to Oklahoma.
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His dad's family ran the Dragon restaurant in Finsbury Park in the 70s and and his uncle ran Pang's Cottage in Hillingdon.
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Martin O'Malley ran a whole presidential campaign but didn't earn the name recognition boost that Biden and Edwards did when they ran.
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And right there, dead center in the middle of the thing, ran the Red Wedding episode ran like a Valyrian steel blade.
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And you know, listen, when I ran for governor of California, I ran with no political experience and was criticized for that.
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Airobotics chief executive Ran Krauss Airobotics chief executive Ran Krauss Since leaving Ben Gurion University, Krauss has founded four companies including Airobotics.
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" They looked and they ran their studies and they ran the numbers and they said, "You know, there's just a difference here.
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The Spurs ran out of luck and then ran out of room, but Ginobili didn't seem nearly out of ideas, or energy.
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The strong-arm techniques are in stark contrast to the days when David Cameron ran the party, and Eurosceptic rebels ran amok.
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"When I ran for mayor, there were two people who ran for Council unopposed, and that was a big mistake," he said.
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And then you know, we ran into price controls, we ran into the-- oil shocks, you name it, just all kinds of things.
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And then you know, we ran into price controls, we ran into the oil shocks, you name it, just all kinds of things.
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Of the 432 million smartphones sold in the last quarter, 352 million ran Android (81.7 percent) and 77 million ran iOS (17.9 percent).
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When they started hearing the shooting in the other room, his friend ran towards the dressing room and Rodney ran the other way.
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The Kim Young-ran anti-bribery law, named after the former Supreme Court justice who proposed it, has spawned the term "ran-parazzi".
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The dog even ran alongside her as she ran and stood by her side as police tackled her and took her into custody.
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I understood what it was about, burst into tears, and ran out of the dugout... The girls ran after me, started comforting me.
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Alcantara, who has been used as a spot starter for the A's, ran out of steam more than he ran out of pitches.
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In a daily newspaper, that letter ran perhaps three days later; in a magazine, it ran two weeks or even two months later.
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Jacky Rosen, who ran for Senate in Nevada, and Senator Jon Tester who ran for re-election in Montana, both won their races.
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He ran out of the house, grabbed the plastic bags from under the rock, ran to a friend's house, and called his doctor.
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Mr. Sheats ran to the end of a cul-de-sac, Taylor Sheats ran into the street, and the mother followed, shooting her.
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Doyle ran 26 routes and Allen only ran 14, so it's possible we're headed to another frustrating Fleener–type situation for Allen owners.
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He ran for governor in 19893, falling far short of victory, then ran for the House of Representatives two years later, losing again.
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The first day of the trial ran well into the night, and tempers over the question of whether to call Bolton ran high.
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Johnson ran City Hall much as he ran The Spectator —in a chaotic, idiosyncratic fashion, in which things sort of, well, just happened.
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The Mitt who ran for governor of Massachusetts was an entirely different entity than the one who ran for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Film of the encounter from the school's security camera ran on television, and photographs ran in newspapers, but the gunman was never arrested.
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I ran in the middle of the day when it was hot, and I ran early and late when I'd rather be sleeping.
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Trump ran an avowedly pro-Russian campaign, and he ran as someone who avowedly saw WikiLeaks as a key ally in that campaign.
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She ran the marathon again in 1967 (3:27:218) and in 211 (2120:218), and each year more women ran with her.
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She was a little girl when her dad ran the course and fresh out of college when she ran it for the first time.
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Kathy Hochul, who ran with Cuomo, also won her primary against challenger Jumaane Williams, a New York City Council member who ran with Nixon.
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She would follow Geraldine Ferraro, who ran with Democrat Walter Mondale in 1984, and Sarah Palin, who ran with Republican John McCain in 2008.
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Police say witnesses told them that Bogard got into his car and ran the woman down, then backed up and ran her over again.
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Of the 17 candidates who ran for the Republican nomination, perhaps only two can honestly say they ran the races they intended to run.
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It premiered on the West End in 1981 and ran for a whopping 21 years, and ran on Broadway for 18 starting in 1982.
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" She ran and ran and other people who got off the train kept looking because they didn't know what she was running towards. "Daddy!
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He ran off screaming, and the next day the local papers ran the story of a mad and armed German spy in their midst.
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When Howard Dean ran a 28500-state strategy in 6900, he was successful because he ran candidates that fit the demographic of the district.
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I heard he was in a club called Ice Bar, so I ran downstairs, and ran through the VIP and past all the security.
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This is my fifth New York Times puzzle — my last one ran a little over four years ago, my first one ran in 2010.
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She ran the gallery on a shoestring, working by herself for the first three years and using Korman Gallery stationery until it ran out.
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Levi Lewis ran for one touchdown and passed for another, and Elijah Mitchell ran 3 yards for a first-quarter touchdown for the Cajuns.
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Reaching Chicago, they stopped only when they ran out of gas and then ran from the police officers who were chasing them, Nerheim said.
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"He slept, ran, ate, slept, ran, ate," George Hirsch, the chairman of New York Road Runners, which organizes the city's marathon, said on Friday.
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She's known Dick Cheney since 1978, when the future vice president ran for Wyoming's only House seat and Lummis ran for the state legislature.
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"It's very reflective of somebody who ran a small business — basically which is what it was — and ran it as a dictator," he continued.
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But go back and look at what George W. Bush ran on, he ran on integrity, character, bringing values back to the White House.
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The prevalent narrative is that the railroad ran north, but the precursor to that treacherous path out of slavery ran south to Spanish Florida.
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Montano ran out of roses before she ran out of participants, and seamlessly picked surrounding wildflowers to hand off as charged objects of appreciation.
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Clyde worked in a farmer&aposs field while Bonnie ran a cafe, where locals believe the couple ran a bootlegging operation, according to town leaders.
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Then disaster struck – her Delta flight ran into two mechanical delays, but let the passengers off the plane, so Decker ran to a terminal bathroom.
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Bernie Sanders, the liberal icon who ran for president against Hillary Clinton in 2016, also ran on the pledge to spend $1 trillion on infrastructure.
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One reason that Klobuchar and Buttigieg ran ahead of the final polls, and Sanders ran slightly behind, was the higher turnout goosed by independent voters.
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At Emmanuel College in Boston, she ran the school's Clinton-Gore campaign out of her dorm, while her roommate ran the school's Bush-Quayle campaign.
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I ran into performance artist/photographer Bad Brilliance, who I last ran into the NY Art Book Fair, and once more he kissed his girlfriend.
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I tried to rewrite it – my own phone probably had call waiting added to it 500 times as I ran and re-ran the script.
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As I ran the 104th lap, no one told me to stop, and I ran the final one, completing the marathon in 4:01:20.
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Patisserie Holdings ran around 200 outlets, employing about 2,500 people, and had a stock market value approaching 500 million pounds before it ran into trouble.
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He ran #CloneJam, in which I was one of the people being cloned, and he even created a game jam that ran for three years.
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Reporting by Naomi Tajitsu and Chang-Ran Kim; Additional reporting by Ami Miyazaki; Writing by Chang-Ran Kim; Editing by Ryan Woo and Edwina Gibbs
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My dad was a high-ranking officer in the Vietnam War, so that's how he ran his family and that's how he ran his business.
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Murray and Derrick Henry ran for 154 yards and a score on 26 carries, while Packers tailbacks ran only 10 times for just 42 yards.
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Who knows how many it takes now to make one car, but when they ran out of what could be scavenged, they ran into ingenuity.
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Prior to the ACA, 35 states ran their own high-risk pools, but premiums ran as much as 250 percent over the state's average premium.
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While Trump's campaign ran hundreds of ads mentioning "fake news," only two other Republican candidates ran ads using the term, according to the Facebook data.
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The Colts ran the ball on 17 of their last 19 plays from scrimmage and ran the clock and their opponent's chances out with it.
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I ran back to revive my buddies, waited for the enemies to start climbing the stairs before flinging myself out the window, and ran away.
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Uninjured, Mr. Gill ran outside and asked the neighbors to call 911, then ran to the living room window and pulled out the air-conditioner.
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The series ran from 1904-203, with a second series that ran from 1980-1986 and a final series that was published from 1987-1992.
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The 21941 production in New York ran for 21949,21951 performances; a London production ran from September 286 to June 19603, then toured for two years.
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The Times ran an article in the next day's paper, and a photograph of the history-making event also ran in The Yale Daily News.
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And, in fact, when he ran NBC and he ran Fox, I thought those jobs were beneath him because his taste was better than broadcast.
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But when I went out on stage, I forgot my dance routine, so I ran offstage, asked my dance teacher, ran back on, and finished it.
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The constitution bans relatives of putschists from seeking the presidency (never mind that Ms Ríos ran in 2015, and that Ríos Montt himself ran in 2003).
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And except for himself, co-founder Mark Lu, Greg Barto who ran operations and Sara Stoddard who ran the office, Newcomb would fire everyone at Famo.us.
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Lero said she ran to wake up her husband, grabbed her gun, yelled, "Get 'em, Leon," and she and the brave dog ran after the men.
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"A truly equal world would be one where women ran half our countries and companies and men ran half our homes," Sandberg wrote in the book.
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I ran outside and looked around, but the temple grounds were occupied only by large crows, which took clumsily to the sky as I ran past.
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Smith ran the western arm of the Associated Press, and in this way controlled the bulk of the copy that ran in many small-town newspapers.
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Once he pulled into the nearest parking lot, he jumped out of his car, ran to a nearby tree, and then ran back to his car.
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The US comic ran for eighty issues and some seven years, while the UK comic ran for three hundred thirty-two issues and nearly eight years.
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Edwards-Helaire ran for two more touchdowns before John Emery ran 39 yards for a touchdown 33 seconds into the fourth quarter to cap LSU's scoring.
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But McCulloch ran the same kind of campaign he ran for decades — one focused on "law and order" and an old way of doing law enforcement.
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" ■ "The same thing went on when President Trump ran for office; there was about 15 ladies who ran to the press and said the same thing.
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Roethlisberger then ran for a 4-yard touchdown with 48 seconds left, but Chris Boswell botched the subsequent onside kick and Baltimore ran out the clock.
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Pierre Cartier was a member of the business's third generation; his older brother, Louis, ran the Paris business and his younger brother, Jacques, ran Cartier London.
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After a failed 1996 gubernatorial election, he successfully ran for Congress again in 1998, a job he held until he successfully ran for governor in 2012.
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As a mayor, he ran a tight ship, a clean city, but one that became increasingly inhospitable to the middle class the longer he ran it.
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Patisserie Holdings ran around 200 outlets, employing about 2,500 people, and had a stock market value approaching 500 million pounds ($646 million) before it ran into trouble.
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Powell completely ran over 2-year-old Kayden Peltier, causing life-threatening injuries, and partially ran over his 4-year-old sister, Lillianna, according to the charges.
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The doomed Surface RT ran Windows in 2012, the original HoloLens ran Windows in 2016, and there were quite a few Windows-based phones stretching back years.
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The Buckeye Firearms Association, a gun lobby, endorsed him in both 2006, when he ran for state treasurer, and in 2010, when he ran for attorney-general.
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Westbrook ran into walls of Warrior defenders, then those Warriors defenders ran the other direction, spun the ball around the court all teleport-like, and got buckets.
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A similar dynamic played out in miniature within the euro area, as core economies like Germany ran current-account surpluses and peripheral countries like Spain ran deficits.
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He ran across the parking lot and onto a grassy area nearby, pulling his pants up because they were falling down as he ran, the police said.
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Eighty-one percent of LGBTQ candidates ran as Democrats and 61 percent won, while 85033 percent of LGBTQ candidates ran as Republicans, with 17 percent claiming victory.
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Caught a wee tarpon up near the mouth of a creek, and it jumped like a champion and ran and ran, and that was a beautiful thing.
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Eventually the water ran out, and the increasingly frantic Hagar ran back and forth from hill to hill seven times searching for water for her parched child.
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And I had voted [for] and supported and sent money to Karen Handel when she ran for the secretary of state and when she ran for governor.
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Bloomberg ran for president on his reputation as a technocratic CEO who ran New York with the same kind of humorless efficiency that made him his fortune.
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Garfield ran around to snarl at the zombie as Sheryl got Zim's leash on him, clipped him to the fence, and then ran over to the gate.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan, and also Wolfson, who ran the Democrats' House campaign arm in the early 2000s and then ran communications for Hillary Clinton's first presidential campaign.
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It's not his fault that his Atlanta Hawks teams ran into LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers or that the Bucks ran into Kawhi Leonard last season.
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Capuano ran two TV ads, both about his efforts to oppose Trump, while Pressley paid for one TV ad that ran on Spanish-language television in Boston.
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Southwest Key ran a temporary shelter in Ventura, California, that year, and BCFS ran facilities at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and at Lackland Air Force base in Texas.
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It means the city could be facing severe droughts, like Barcelona did a decade ago when it almost ran out of drinking water and reservoirs nearly ran dry.
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She's actually-, if you look at how she ran the Home Office, she ran the Home Office with a great deal of detailed, hands on acumen and aplomb.
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Politics runs in her blood -- both her mother and grandmother ran for the Senate, not to mention her uncle, Republican Mitt Romney, who ran for president in 2012.
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Coke saw a surge in sales after it ran the campaign in the U.S. in 2014, and ran it again in 2015, with machines that could personalize bottles.
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Scrambling to get out of the city by boat Like the soldiers on the sands of Dunkirk, civilians in Lower Manhattan ran until they ran out of land.
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The next year, he ran for state attorney general, and Gust Brown ran his campaign; she has been his de-facto campaign manager and closest adviser ever since.
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The Founding Fathers realized that the people who controlled the gold, so to speak, ran a huge risk, ran a huge temptation, of just badly abusing the borrowers.
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Greater New York ran a small goods trade deficit – 1.6 percent of GDP – in 2010, but thanks to the financial industry surely ran a huge surplus in services.
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They ran this attack back in 2014 when I ran for governor and I don't think it was effective then, and I don't really think it's effective now.
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Gallogly helped President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton raise at least $1 million when they ran each ran for president, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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His income jumped nearly 500% after he ran for president in 2016 Sanders' income topped $1 million for the first time in 2016, when he ran for president.
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Mr. Mamet's last two original plays — "The Penitent," which ran Off Broadway in 2017, and "China Doll," which ran on Broadway in 2015 — were not critically well received.
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Yet when she ran for Senate in 1980, she lost—partly because the liberal Republican incumbent Jacob Javits ran as a third-party spoiler, splitting the left-leaning vote.
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He ran 2051,21 feet in Mission: Impossible III in 2022, which is almost as much as the 0073,2007 feet he ran total over his twelve movies in the '0652s.
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The show ran for two seasons and was eventually followed by Playboy After Dark, a similar version of the show, this time in color, that ran for two seasons.
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Fiat's factories in Italy ran at 57 percent capacity last year, according to an analysis cited by the WSJ, while its plants in the U.S. ran at 88 percent.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, last year's Oscars ran for 3 hours and 16 minutes, while the longest in history, in 2002, ran for 4 hours and 20 minutes.
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Freshman running back Chris Evans ran for 210 yards and two touchdowns on eight carries for Michigan, which ran for 305 yards and had 511 yards of total offense.
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I froze, he froze for a second, and he turned around and ran in the opposite direction the same time I turned around and ran in the opposite direction.
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The agency said he ran about 200 yards north of the border fence, laid down on the ground, and then stood up and ran again as agents approached him.
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We all ran inside for cover (and caffe macchiati) — all but my children, who ran directly into the piazza, which had been transformed into a makeshift Tuscan water park.
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A newspaper ran a story about a farmer who was attacked by a mob of people who cut off both of his arms and ran away as he bled.
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In 2014, he lost twice in Iowa politics: in the primaries when he ran for the US Senate and in the general elections when he ran for State Treasurer.
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I ran into the kitchen and got a broom and ran back outside, ignoring my children's questions about what it was and how I was going to handle it.
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"Michael Bertolini, you know, told us that he not only ran bets but he ran young girls for him down at spring training, ages 12 to 14," Dowd responded.
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Surveillance video from the nightclub showed Jones' hands were empty as he ran and he did not turn or gesture to Pownall as he ran away, the report said.
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READ: The Illinois Holocaust denier who ran for Congress in 2018 is doing it again In 2016, Invictus ran for U.S. Senate in a bid to unseat Republican Sen.
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"They came while we were still at the mosque and then we heard the gunshots... we ran towards the gates and then ran out of the gates," she said.
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Honestly, there's not much to draw from it: Republicans ran a deeply mediocre candidate against the perfect Democrat, who ran more like a blue-dog Democrat or moderate Republican.
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The employees ran to the back of the restaurant and the group, who police estimated range in age from 17 to 20 years old, ran out of the restaurant.
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" - Jason, 39 "Broke his toilet and ran away.
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Trump: Well, Biden ran twice and actually a lot of people think he really ran a third time, but he was so low in the polls that he never registered.
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She spent 13 hours one day trying to buy fuel at a station that ran dry and was in line on Saturday at a store that ran out of diesel.
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For example, its photo-sharing app Moments ran from 2015 through early 2019, and its TrueCaller-like app Hello for emerging markets ran for several years, despite fairly limited adoption.
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But unlike last year's iOS 12, which ran on every device that ran iOS 11, not all iOS 33 devices will be getting the update to iOS 13 and iPadOS.
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"I could not be more happy that the BAA has decided to recognize not only the race I ran, but the races that Veronica and Becky also ran," Chichester said.
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Woody Barrett ran 2 yards for a touchdown to get Kent State within four, but Ta'amu ran for his touchdown and a 31-17 lead early in the fourth quarter.
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The Russian whistle-blower, Grigory Rodchenkov, who ran his country's anti-doping agency for a decade, suggested the programme had been refined so that it ran like a "Swiss watch".
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Every Democrat in every special election ran far ahead of the party's candidates in 22019, and every Republican in every special election ran far behind the GOP candidates in 2016.
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"We ran up to the house, and the back top was blown away," added Randy Nickschinski, a neighbor who ran over to the burning building with his teenage son Nate.
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"The thing I'll always remember is a police officer who ran towards me and said, 'This way,' pointed to where to run, and then ran towards the gunfire," Hopkins said.
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She ran her first 5K at age 58, and for her second, I walked/ran beside her, my foot in an air cast, during her town's Fourth of July race.
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And more than anything, I wanted to be the guys I saw every day who had really made it, the guys who ran trading desks, or ran fixed-income departments.
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And while Sanders ran for president as a Democrat, by his own admission he was an Independent or Democratic Socialist and only ran as Democrat to get more media attention.
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I figured this plan would force me to stick to a strict budget: When the cash ran out, it ran out, and I couldn't get more until the next week.
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When Traficant ran afoul of the law and was expelled from Congress, Ryan ran for the seat in 2628 from the state Senate and has served in Congress since then.
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Jones ran the entire race on his own, while Colombian Anthony Zambrano ran 200 metres, with neither man able to take part in the restarted race a few minutes later.
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So, you know, even when I had my print column it ran simultaneously on AOL and then it ran on the web, and then I did a web-only one.
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He later ran campaigns for Hillary Clinton and Charles B. Rangel, and then ran for office himself, winning elections to become a New York City councilman, public advocate and mayor.
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Amy McGrath, who also knocked off an establishment choice, ran an ad in Kentucky about how her dreams of being a fighter pilot, ran against gender norms established by Congress.
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Diverse Clark County was the only part of Nevada where Biden ran second; outside the mega-county, he ran fifth behind the field, according to exit polling and early results.
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People nearby ran to help the man, who was hit by the device as he ran down a street where protests were happening, as seen in footage obtained by Reuters.
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People nearby ran to help the man, who was hit by the device as he ran down a street where protests were happening, as seen in footage obtained by Reuters.
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Rather, said Bosworth, who ran advertising at Facebook for several years, Trump 'got elected because he ran the single best digital ad campaign I've ever seen from any advertiser. Period.
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"I have only got really good things to say about the ethics program that President Bush ran and the ethics program that President Obama ran," Shaub said at the time.
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Clinton said she has had to earn the trust of voters before, including when she ran for Senate in New York in 2000 and when she ran for president in 2008.
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The last time he ran for public office was in 2009, when he ran for re-election as mayor for a third term and pulled off a victory as an independent.
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Then, after the review of the review ran, and music writers began arguing on Twitter as is their livelihood, Jezebel ran a blog post recapping the drama the situation had wreaked.
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I can tell you, when I ran for Senate here in the state of Texas, I ran promising to lead the fight against amnesty, promising to fight to build a wall.
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And they ran him in my estimation, and I worked a lot of informants in my time, they ran them pretty aggressively at these guys, and they came up with nothing.
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"It is the example of young Americans – our 9/11 generation – who, as first responders ran into smoldering towers, ran to a recruiting center and signed up to serve," he said.
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She jumped up suddenly, gathered all her clothes, and ran out the front door, half naked, then turned on the porch and ran back in, and got on top of me.
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Two days after the story ran, Thrush told listeners on the Times podcast, The Daily, that he and Haberman ran every fact past two White House aides 24 hours before publication.
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According to the Baltimore Sun, negotiations ran past 11 PM, and when lawmakers finally compromised, they ran out of time to get a vote from the full body of legislators. Sen.
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" "Everyone ran there... I saw a girl lying there.
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Biden ran two failed campaigns -- in 1988 and 2008.
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"This is the bill we ran on in 2016," .
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I ran the Recovery Act — beginning, middle and end.
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You ran a massively complex ... speaking of ... I did.
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" "He looked extremely exhausted and ran out of energy.
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" Audi ran an ad that featured David Bowie's "Starman.
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" He was told the trains ran to Brooklyn. "O.
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I ran to prove them wrong … and I won.
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" He continued: "And I ran away from his funeral.
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" George W. Bush ran and won on "compassionate conservatism.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 28, ran against -- and defeated -- incumbent Rep.
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Fox & Friends ran this photo of a shirtless Sen.
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To that idea, former mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner -- who ran unsuccessfully in 2355 -- said the only thing that would make him come out of retirement is if a Trump ran for mayor.
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"Dude just ran on stage and grabbed Kanye and he said, 'Sorry guys, family emergency I have to leave the show' and just ran off the stage," Twitter user Joe Berg said.
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Jill Stein Occupation: Physician Age: 66 Past experience: She ran for president in 2012 with the Green Party and ran for Massachusetts governor in 2002 against former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
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Colts running back Marlon Mack, who ran 1163 yards for a third-quarter touchdown, ran 35 yards to the San Francisco 34-yard line to set up Vinatieri's game-winning field goal.
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We were advancing, advancing very quickly... And we ran out of steam, our supplies lagged behind: we ran out of ammunition, out of provisions, and the kitchen was demolished by a shell.
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The "Nothing Compares 2 U" singer, speaking with Dr. Phil McGraw, detailed how her mother Marie O'Connor "ran a torture chamber" and tormented her until she ran away from home at 13.
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It cut short an emotional but peaceful demonstration, unleashing chaos as terrified marchers, including families with children, ran for cover, while police officers ran toward the shooting, guns drawn and firing back.
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It didn't take off, largely because it ran on a pared-back version of Windows 8 called Windows RT — and it only ran apps from the Windows Store, which was massively limiting.
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There was another time when a beautiful ceramic decorative agave made by an artisan in Mexico was swiped in plain daylight by someone who just ran in, snatched it, and ran away.
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They walked down and along a flat corridor for two minutes, ran back up the stairs for another 20 seconds, walked for two minutes, and ran up for a final 20 seconds.
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"You stayed cloistered for many days in your magnificent air-conditioned office, while outside, the blood ran and ran in a flood," he chastised Jefferson Abdallah Penembaka, the governor of the province.
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Perry, who ran unsuccessfully for the 241 Republican presidential nomination and also briefly ran for president in 256, would be responsible for U.S. energy policy and oversee the nation's nuclear weapons program.
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The show, featuring songs by Sherman Edwards and a book by Peter Stone, first ran on Broadway from 1969 to 1972; a previous Roundabout revival ran on Broadway from 1997 to 1998.
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Scott Walker ran for re-election, and Georgia, where Secretary of State Brian Kemp ran for governor, making similar vows; and Pam Bondi, the Florida attorney general and close ally of Gov.
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"In 2005, when I ran for Congress in a 2-to-1 Republican district, I actually ran on Medicare for all, and I won that 2-to-1 Republican district twice," Gillibrand said.
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Baloch, who ran on a platform of affordable housing and increasing the minimum wage, said the word "Trump" scrawled on her sign was a reminder of why she ran in the first place.
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And to be sure, this is how Judiciary Committee Chair Patrick Leahy (D-VT) ran things during the Obama years, at least the six of eight years during which Democrats ran the Senate.
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A reporter for The Washington Post spent time with the former Broward County deputy for a feature that ran Monday, and NBC's "Today" show ran the first of a two-part interview Tuesday.
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Her comments ran counter to the progressive immigration platform she ran in her 2016 campaign against Trump, who touted his "America First" views and the building of a wall on the Mexican border.
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"The maker of American Greatness Again ran away from the Vietnam War, he ran away from two different Republican debates, and now he's run away from the Correspondents' Dinner," Bee told the audience.
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Sixteen years before he ran for president as a Republican, he nearly ran under the flag of Ross Perot's Reform Party, telling Larry King that his desired vice-presidential pick was Oprah Winfrey.
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If you go back and you think about the campaign that John McCain ran, or that Mitt Romney ran when they were running against Obama, they were very careful not to race-bait.
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His father ran a grocery store in Princeton, N.J. After he died, his wife and Howard, by then in his 20s, ran the store to help pay his younger brother's medical school tuition.
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LeGarrette Blount ran for 2 yards, and on second down Philadelphia ran a jet sweep to Agholor who went down the left side of the field for 843 yards and a first down.
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Fox ran an animated "Tick" series on Saturday mornings from 1994 to 1996, but a live-action prime time comedy, starring Patrick Warburton ("Seinfeld") ran just nine episodes on the network in 2001.
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She then ran for office herself, winning a seat on El Paso County's governing body before seeking the House seat vacated by Beto O'Rourke, who in 2018 unsuccessfully ran against Senator Ted Cruz.
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However, the Seahawks had some miscommunication, and the play clock ran out before they ran a play, moving Seattle back five yards, making it second-and-goal, six yards from the end zone.
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If Kennedy ran a technocratic transition, playing up the "neutral competence" of staff and playing down partisan patronage, Reagan ran a transition aimed at reversing the ideological direction of the federal government itself.
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The staff had just received raises, and spirits ran high.
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In 2014 half of all households ran short of food.
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Ran a hot bath, only to find out it's freezing.
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Bottenfield grabbed a radio and ran to a patrol car.
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I literally ran up to meet him after the thing.
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Then, "She ran to the front door," John Pannirello said.
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That night, April 15, she ran away from the hospital.
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The van ran off and came back onto the road.
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Then someone ran and stuck it back on my head.
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It ran on November 9, 2016 and cost 113 rubles.
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Many people ran out of food and water within days.
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I then ran to my bedroom and locked the door.
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He ran through it and finished a race that day.
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Meanwhile, Monte ran into some real danger on his ship.
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So we ran through our tests again a second time.
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"An attacker could've ran anything they wanted," Bee told TechCrunch.
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Winterkorn ran the German group for more than eight years.
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He ran the site from January 2011 until October 2013.
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Who's the bounty hunter Han ran into on Ord Mantell?
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That's the conundrum Colton and Cassie ran into last week.
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She ran back inside and collapsed behind the manager's desk.
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Every week, I ran from 15 miles to 83 miles.
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It meant asking for more supplies if yours ran out.
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Annual CPI inflation ran at 1.8 percent, again beating estimates.
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Our ad ran inadvertently and we're working to address it.
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In 2016, the league ran into a new problem: enforcement.
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I ran for Congress in the Year of the Woman.
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As he ran his businesses, he learned on the job.
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The SPLA ran its training camp for child soldiers savagely.
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A second victim called right after this first story ran.
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Then we ran around the track for about 15 minutes.
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"I ran out and bought myself a ring," she laughs.
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The girl allegedly played dead while the attacker ran away.
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Scores of them ran in panic away from one area.
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Now Trump has to actually do what he ran on.
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I thought, 'Oh my God,' and I just ran in.
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When I had a chance, I ran to my car.
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Here's a shot of the moment I ran on stage.
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Witnesses told authorities that two men ran from the scene.
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Witnesses said the man ran away after throwing the device.
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Then he ran over and jumped straight into my lap.
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I ran to the corner store to get cigarette papers.
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Kylie Skin ran into another controversy before it even launched.
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We got out of the car and ran to safety.
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Trump himself ran on a clearly "tough on crime" platform.
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I ran it until I decided to run for Congress.
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The officers approached Clark as he ran to his backyard.
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But they have, what, 17 people who ran for president.
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He ran 2152 times for 97 yards and two scores.
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At the time, Little Rock police believed Steppach ran away.
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But they quickly ran into a problem: President Donald Trump.
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Fans demonized him and basically ran him out of town.
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The vast majority, typically more than 95 percent, ran away.
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The boy pushed McCarrick away and ran out, Noaker said.
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Once they reached the roof, though, they ran into trouble.
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The mind ran wild at what it could all mean.
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The tech industry officially ran out of ideas this year.
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At that point, Howard panicked and ran after the monkey.
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Just for giggles, we ran the full text of Mrs.
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I ran for my life when he told us to.
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Today we had stories that ran on the same page.
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"I thought we ran the ball very well," Bradshaw said.
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Kenya's Olympic champion Eluid Kipchoge ran only two in 2017.
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I think they ran a couple chapters, a couple excerpts.
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That's what he ran on, that's what he won on.
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Total time: 1 hour, 15 minutes Ran out of Cornflakes?
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Kasich, of course, ran a failed presidential campaign in 2016.
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He ran that business, instead of running some different business.
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This story originally ran on Medium on December 7, 2018.
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My imagination ran wild about what Paul's life was like.
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In the end, though, these efforts ran into the sand.
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The ad that ran in local papers seeking more information.
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I ran back to my office to get my bag.
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Once Reinking found himself without his rifle, he ran away.
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During his run for congress, Aiken ran as a Democrat.
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He was an engineer and ran his community's Afghan Association.
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Pillay ran the UN's human rights commission for six years.
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Aziz said he ran outside hoping to distract the gunman.
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The gunman just exited, ran away, got into his car.
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Three officers gave chase and began shooting as they ran.
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IN 1984 Julio César Trujillo ran for president in Ecuador.
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Well, we actually kind of threw the jar and ran.
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"Choose your neighbourhood: vote for the Front", ran the text.
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"He ran and they chased and we chased," Wax said.
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Rocket League, similarly, ran at maximum specs without any hiccups.
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After police located the suspect, he ran into a church.
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Some people ran, but Jessica and her family stayed put.
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And I ran to the car and turned it off.
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He ran the business by the seat of his pants.
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Prosecutors said the scheme ran from about 2009 to 2014.
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He left for the countryside and ran into her sister.
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She previously ran unsuccessfully for Nevada's Fourth District in 23.
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Until early 2016 an Islamist dominated government ran the capital.
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When his money ran out, he slept in subway stations.
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Engine ran off of orange marmalade and auditions I bombed.
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The London Film Festival ran October 2 through October 13.
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"He ran a better race," he told the Press Herald.
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Before entering politics, Sisolak founded and ran a telemarketing business.
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The ad ran in both San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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She ran outside to play in the yard, by herself.
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But the site she ran trafficked heavily in such tropes.
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I think the media ran with it a little bit.
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Was set to do it but ran out of road.
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It also ran during MSNBC's "Morning Joe" segment Monday morning.
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In the chaos of a quick evacuation, Milo ran off.
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She said she then ran out of the room crying.
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She pushed him away and ran out of the room.
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I still ran to my family doctor after several hours.
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Houston's Mulbah Car ran for 22 yards on 228 carries.
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It didn't take long before the MMM tap ran dry.
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Dean unsuccessfully ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004.
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Dr Dietze and Dr Knowles then ran one more experiment.
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Since the Flying Solo fitting day ran from 10 a.m.
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I was trespassing n ran up to grab some cotton.
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The alleged scheme ran from 2009 to 2013, prosecutors said.
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The boys then reportedly ran to a neighbor for help.
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At Princeton, he ran a laundry to pay his way.
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John Kasich, who ran against Trump this year as well.
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"HAIL PEPE, HAIL HITLER, HAIL SCOTT" ran one typical response.
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He ran product at Oracle, a traditional enterprise software company.
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And that's why I ran, because, yes, black lives matter.
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Instead, Seattle ran out the clock and won the game.
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Not all Android apps ran on the Chromebook Flip, though.
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It also shows that she ran with a shady crowd.
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Last Tuesday the local groceries ran out of toilet paper.
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We both ran through the opportunity costs in our heads.
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A typical high school senior's day ran from 7 a.m.
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Edelman then ran around the left end for 103 yards.
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Ms. Illuzzi then ran unsuccessfully for Staten Island district attorney.
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"Corey laughed in my face and ran away," she said.
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A shortened version of it ran in Brazil in 2016.
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They ran towards danger to render aid to other officers.
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But she ran late and ended up missing the class.
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Ferriera ran in and swooped her away, just in time.
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One neighbor ran toward the Davis house, flashing a pistol.
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Salvini ran his election campaign on an "Italians first" platform.
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I hit it with my forearm and I just ran.
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The man fled the house and Richard ran after him.
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Bernie Sanders ran on it in his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Unfortunately, that stream ran into technical difficulties just before liftoff.
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"I ran out of the room freaking out," Fleet says.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.Are you sitting comfortably?
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She ran out of the building, hysterical and in tears.
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"I ran his family very smoothly," she said in court.
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Couples held hands as they ran through the dirt lot.
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"This is me, my scars are my story," Ran wrote.
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Her husband ran FLDS construction crews; Leona cooked for them.
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"Nothing works, just like they ran the Country," he tweeted.
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Their son, James Reynolds Junior, ran The Breast Cancer Society.
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Three people who ran the promotional network through Tarr Inc.
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The dam broke; Republicans jumped ship; Nixon's presidency ran aground.
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The Game Commission has said the animal ran off afterward.
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His son now ran for vice president, became a senator.
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Unfortunately, many researchers took that theory and ran with it.
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I ran out the door as he fired at me.
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And I actually ran into him one time, years ago.
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We were there when Sanders canvassers ran into Clinton canvassers.
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Her national campaign manager, Robby Mook, ran Nevada for Mrs.
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"Avatar" ran in theaters through August, a whopping 234 days.
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He then ran away and avoided me for three months.
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It ran factories, banks, utilities and even newspaper publishing houses.
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The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling ran from 1986 to 1989.
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The Bulldogs ran for 309 of their 420 total yards.
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But they only ran the process in 37% of seats.
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Taylor ran for county commissioner in 2000 as a Democrat.
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Fisher ran for McCann and immediately tried to steal second.
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I heard that Alicia and Jason ran off happily together.
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"We don't tell each other what to do," ran one.
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I ran to the restroom and almost threw up myself.
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I actually ran for more than an hour every day.
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This meant that Daniel Lipinski, the Democratic incumbent, ran unopposed.
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The ad ran on Facebook but isn't a Facebook ad.
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However, the finale suggests their friendship actually ran quite deep.
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Burger King ran out of redeemable codes within 3 hours.
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"She ran up to our convoy every day," she recalled.
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I have twice been chased by men as I ran.
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Then a local news station ran a story on me.
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Other Republicans who ran closer to Trump -- including Wisconsin Sen.
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Most thought he'd never be more than an "also ran".
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Sutherland said Seaman "ran up and tackled" the armed student.
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He explains that the perp shot Fred and then ran.
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So, I've always been ... obviously, I ran a gaming site.
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He said he screamed for help until someone ran outside.
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He ran into an acquaintance, sophomore Wanetta Gibson, then 15.
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The piece only ran because Guzmén was okay with it.
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The tight margins ran out everyone but the big dogs.
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Minnesota forced a turnover but time ran out in regulation.
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But even then I never ran into any battery issues.
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We finally ran into a police officer who spoke English.
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They ran away to be married at 18 years old.
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His son, José Filomeno, ran the $5bn sovereign wealth fund.
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People ran from the beach amid the gunfire, she said.
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"A chance he grabbed with both paws and ran with!"
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But remember that a campaign manager ran the television network.
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They were shot — and some were killed — as they ran.
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One woman reportedly fainted while onlookers ran from the scene.
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And then she just ran this kind of glamorous set.
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They ran him at the Trump side of the thing.
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Williams, who ran human resources for LeEco, left in March.
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Ohanian was still running Reddit, so Tan ran the firm.
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When playing Civilization VI it ran nearly four times faster.
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So, I recorded that and I like left and ran.
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Yes, as a child she ran from a burning building.
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I congratulate Marco on the tremendous campaign they ran together.
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The group allegedly ran two separate but related fraud schemes.
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He ran for office as a supporter of gun control.
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"I never really ran because I'm trans," she told Refinery29.
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The next team, EPFLoop from Switzerland, also ran into problems.
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I also installed Steam and tried Transistor, which ran better.
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Then I ran into Scott Eric Kaufman explaining Batman Begins.
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He just went holding onto the ropes and [ran] up.
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The show ran for three seasons, from 1963 to 1966.
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Kris Kristofferson, who had introduced her, ran to her side.
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It ran for just two seasons in 2011 until 2013.
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In 2009 he ran for Congress for Illinois's 5th District.
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After her kids ran for help, she made a pledge.
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She ran in the primaries eight years ago and lost.
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A bullet struck Diego's lower leg as he ran away.
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In 1974 he ran for president for the tame opposition.
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The attacks ran in spurts from late February, into April.
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He ran around the Southside pointing guns in people's faces!
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But from 2011 to 2015, IARPA ran another forecasting contest.
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And I ran into my buddy Riley from Power Trip.
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Arcia scored twice and Yelich ran his batting average to .
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"I'm afraid we ran a pretty dreadful campaign," Soubry said.
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He ran against 003 or 200 other Republicans in primaries.
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Look, I ran and came back before you could notice.
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Roberto Fico ran for the presidency of the same region.
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Dhondy said chefs were not only people who ran kitchens.
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And only 27 retailers ran counter sales back in 2016.
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Some 35 states ran high risk pools prior to Obamacare.
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He took off his shirt and ran for the water.
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He stripped off his shirt and ran for the water.
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He exited his vehicle and ran to a nearby home.
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And then I ran home and didn't talk to anyone.
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In 2015, Cummings and fellow researchers ran their own test.
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At the Midnight Special gala last week I ran into
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She even ran through the streets to get to him.
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The victim was struck and ran to a neighboring yard.
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"So we ran," getting his father out of the building.
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Stuff that shouldn't have gotten in, looking back, always ran.
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Bench coach DeMarlo Hale ran the club in Gibbons' absence.
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He pinch ran in the 13th and scored the inning.
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Hearing the order, Keith turned and ran into the bathroom.
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I ran all three world tours at once for 'em.
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You ran for office because you wanted to be somebody.
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Corruption ran deep in the territory years before this administration.
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But it wasn't because the startup ran out of money.
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Justin Jeffre, 43, ran for mayor of Cincinnati in 2005.
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When you have socialism, everything is ran by the government.
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I ran the company in a very professional, disciplined manner.
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He believed she might be pregnant and ran a test.
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The World War II veteran's luck ran out on Oct.
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