" - Jason, 39 "Broke his toilet and ran away.
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" He continued: "And I ran away from his funeral.
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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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That night, April 15, she ran away from the hospital.
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The girl allegedly played dead while the attacker ran away.
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Witnesses said the man ran away after throwing the device.
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At the time, Little Rock police believed Steppach ran away.
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The vast majority, typically more than 95 percent, ran away.
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Once Reinking found himself without his rifle, he ran away.
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The gunman just exited, ran away, got into his car.
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"Corey laughed in my face and ran away," she said.
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As everyone else ran away, Paukner ran toward the tower.
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He then ran away and avoided me for three months.
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They ran away to be married at 18 years old.
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A bullet struck Diego's lower leg as he ran away.
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They ran away when xenophobic locals looted and destroyed it.
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I ran away and thank God I am not hurt.
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When the students asked them, they ran away from them.
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Koa ran away from his abuser and into the woods.
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They ran away with the Atlantic Division by 247 games.
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I was terrified and, picking up my stool, ran away.
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I might also have been killed, so I ran away.
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Later in the video, Holland gave up and ran away.
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SE: I ran away from home when I was 15.
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So Jonah ran away and ended up inside a whale.
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Cristothine became disturbed by this odd happening and ran away.
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"I was 17 when I ran away," he tells me.
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The bomb detonated and the person ran away, she said.
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The attacker ran away, shedding the jacket as he fled.
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When they finally got him off, the girl ran away.
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I can think of four reasons Trump ran away: 1.
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"I just ran away with what I had," Harvey said.
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Mr. Blevins yelled "leave me alone" as he ran away.
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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 explained to her audience.
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I cannot complain to the police because the guy ran away.
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Graves said Jones was under armed guard when he ran away.
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Hernández, meanwhile, ran away from Mesa and back into Mexican territory.
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Police said someone activated the fire alarm as they ran away.
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Instead of helping him, he said, the two guards ran away.
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Students in the area screamed, she said, and some ran away.
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Snelling charged at the man, who shot him, then ran away.
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When confronted by a disciplined enemy, his unpaid soldiers ran away.
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Moments later, he says, they both got up and ran away.
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Beaulac said he turned to confront him, but Tilghman ran away.
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What if high schooler Erik Obendorf (Paul Radom) simply ran away?
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Misunderstood by his parents, he ran away from home at 15.
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They ran away from him as fast as you can go.
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Both were sexually abused as children, and they ran away together.
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The two soldiers jumped out of the vehicle and ran away.
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We adopted her after she ran away from the previous owner.
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Before Ms. Ibrahim could protest, he grabbed Amira and ran away.
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Slager opened fire as Scott ran away for the final time.
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When I hit puberty, I started fighting back—I ran away.
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Mr. McKee insists he ran away before the shot was fired.
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She ran away: She ended up in handcuffs and leg irons.
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After a fourth suicide attempt, he ran away from the hospital.
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Chupi Sweetman-Durney ran away from home when she was 6.
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Tammy called police, however, the assailant ran away before deputies arrived.
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No wonder Ruth Wilson ran away as quickly as she could.
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Firefights erupted at close range and the P.F.s often ran away.
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Even so, Lê ran away from home when they started community college.
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The man ran away, Tolbert said, but fell after another sniper fired.
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Then I think they also recognized it was Benedict and ran away.
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Another 28 kids, Wagner told lawmakers, also ran away from the home.
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Gypsy Rose once ran away but Dee Dee found her hours later.
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When the officers exited their vehicle and approached him, he ran away.
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The militants ran away otherwise they could've killed dozens of cleaners there.
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But we were given this - he was young and constantly ran away.
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Then he ran away, firing at least once more as he fled.
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When I asked what happened, all he said was They ran away.
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He ran away and helped evacuate about 20 shoppers through the back.
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Serenity ran away from the Black Hills Children's Home on Feb. 3.
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When he did park the car, he got out and ran away.
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Suddenly the guy ran away and there was nothing I could do.
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They never found her, and she supposedly ran away, according to him.
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The security services believe 800 British citizens ran away to join ISIS.
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But since Venus ran away, the mother-daughter relationship has turned bitter.
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But President Obama easily ran away with it in 85033, defeating Sen.
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In March, 1892, he ran away from Maulbronn and was reported missing.
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Authorities do not believe Savannah ran away, Fillyaw said, ABC News reports.
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That evening still covered in blood, Mae ran away through the woods.
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I woke up my family and ran away, passing through the farm.
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He saw Mr. Bowers shoot four people, and he ran away quickly.
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A brick was thrown, and they ran away before the police arrived.
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He ran away often, until, at 17, he returned to Leech Lake.
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That's when they ran away, had Stewart, and later gave him up.
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But the slaves who ran away were persistent reminders of the truth.
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She ran away from home at 14, to escape her abusive brother.
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As a teenager, she suffered from depression and ran away from home.
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One 19-year-old girl ran away to the border in January.
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Then I think they also recognized it was Benedict and ran away.
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She ran away, eventually ending up in the care of another relative.
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Some fell to the ground as they ran away, wiping their eyes.
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There's the Illinois congressman's daughter who ran away with a neo-Nazi.
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Terrified of the scene, Jonas ran away from camp and towards civilization.
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After they set the lumber yard ablaze, the surviving Germans ran away.
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When he was sent to a special boarding school, he ran away.
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And, eventually, Bronny's squad ran away with it ... routing GHC, 87-35.
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I will forever remember the day when Mr. Ben Ali ran away.
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It's not like he just rang the doorbell once and ran away.
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When I ran away, they caught and beat me, raising my debt.
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She watched their house collapse as she ran away from the mud.
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In October, a day before her prospective groom arrived, she ran away.
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It shows Delke stopping and firing at Hambrick as the man ran away.
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When mechanics pulled off the cover, the cat jumped out and ran away.
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As the old man ran away another sniper fired and the man fell.
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The officer fired eight bullets at Scott, while the unarmed man ran away.
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According to reports, Kabogo slapped Keino at the party, and she ran away.
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The suspect ran away but was quickly apprehended by other officers, authorities said.
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When Lott allegedly began shooting, Makayla panicked and ran away, the affidavit states.
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Josh and Gabriel ran away with the competition, easily winning the top prize.
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So she ran away and went straight to the headmaster of her school.
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Phillips ran away and joined the Marines at 17, serving for four years.
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During this time, Mollie escaped the vehicle and ran away, yelling for help.
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"We just ran away," said Dankye, who lost five relatives in the violence.
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Most of the kangaroos ran away on approach, except for this buff fella.
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When he finished, he looked at the cameras, freaked out, and ran away.
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He snatched the man's bag with the loot as the man ran away.
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Marsha Blackburn ran away with the race by more than 10 percentage points.
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Throughout his teens, he ran away, sold drugs and spent time in jail.
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The villagers ran away terrified and the alleged demon was never seen again.
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She spoke harshly, and I ran away to die and end her burden.
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As Mr. Kukiqi called 911, the man dropped the pipe and ran away.
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The driver jumped out of the car and ran away, pursued by bystanders.
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When her father had an affair with a neighbor, they ran away together.
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I ran away, but when I came back later there was nothing there.
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At 13, he ran away, spending three days in McCarren Park in Brooklyn.
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Pierced twice, the cat still freed itself from the fence and ran away.
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Then he ran away, and the other two lifted it over the railing.
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Radcliffe ran away with the win in 2 hours 23 minutes 9 seconds.
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At 13, after the death of his mother, he ran away from home.
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As teenagers, her mother and aunt ran away to Europe for two years.
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As we do each summer, we ran away from home to the mountains.
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She ran away from tyrannical, religious parents when she was in high school.
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An altercation followed and Emmett was shot as he ran away, they said.
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Gandurski said the boy's caretaker repeatedly kicked the coyote until it ran away.
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At one center, forty-four children ran away before being persuaded to return.
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Others barricaded themselves and many just ran away from the sounds of gunfire.
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When team Yachty finally let up, the guy got up and ran away.
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"The cowards ran away," they chanted, referring to Parliament members who'd gathered there earlier.
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When I was 13, I ran away, and a judge sent me to Dozier.
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He ran away, he chased the single leg, he clinched, and he fought back.
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Another woman short-circuited the magnetic lock on her hospital door and ran away.
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Mr. Meizah ran away in 2016 while his father was at a barber shop.
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At 20, she ran away from her home in Hoover, Alabama to join ISIS.
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He then ran away from the fight as police officers arrived at the scene.
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Police had been investigating a report of vandalism when Romero ran away from them.
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When the deputy approached the men, they ran away, according to the sentencing memo.
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Together, she and her niece, who clutched Aida's son, ran away from the house.
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Another man hurt his arm as he ran away from the scene, police said.
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Jones fired on Jefferson's male friend but missed and he ran away, prosecutors say.
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Like Doncic, Siakam ran away with the award, receiving 86 out of 100 votes.
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He ran away just in time — but his three teenage cousins weren't as lucky.
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"I was going to go jail, so I just ran away," Sana told MUNCHIES.
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I ran away from them, but they caught me and pulled my pants off.
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Police said Reyes Rivas ran away from her home in Gaithersburg, Maryland, on Dec.
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Albee ran away from home as a teenager, looking back only through his art.
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At this time law enforcement do not believe the 13-year-old ran away.
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See the Caño Cristales, or "the river that ran away from paradise," in Colombia.
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So he ran away from home and moved in with André in the basement.
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She raised a traumatized kid who, when she was teen, ran away from home.
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He then, uh, mercilessly stomped Diddy's wax head to a pulp and ran away.
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She says her back was turned as she ran away from the gorilla exhibit.
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Others left the guns and ran away and so I had to (flee) also.
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When I ran away I didn't know if he was going to follow me.
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As their conversation ended, he leaned in for a kiss and she ran away.
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He allegedly scaled the fence and ran away as ICE agents chased after him.
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Virginia ran away from the Red Raiders in the extra period, winning 85-77.
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Some homeboys came around the corner and chased after him while I ran away.
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I ran away because I wanted to get the hell out of North Carolina.
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Finally, unable to endure the pain any longer, Sarah ran away to Covenant House.
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Catching the ball at his own 43, Fitzgerald ran away from a diving Taylor.
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And they ran away with all the gold because they divided the working class.
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Mr. Shitori added that he chased the attacker, and that the man ran away.
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At 11, he ran away from his foster home and landed in youth detention.
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THE LITTLE RED CAT WHO RAN AWAY AND LEARNED HIS ABC'S (THE HARD WAY).
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She had just finished walking Winston when he escaped her grasp and ran away.
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One compilation of "dropped cash donations and ran away" headlines tallied 41 of them.
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Piper heard the commotion and ran away before the fake agents could get her.
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He made baboon noises and pounced on Arouna, who was terrified and ran away.
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He ran away from Paris St.-Germain's players, who lay stricken on the turf.
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Josef Gluck initially ran away from the danger, then came back to help others.
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"We ran away but looks like he disarmed him," he said in a tweet.
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"The cowards ran away," they chanted, referring to Parliament members who had gathered there earlier.
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Pretty much as soon as he hit me they all just turned and ran away.
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But they were a little too free-range and every one of them ran away.
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This is what I ran away from, and what's caught up with me in America.
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It's his fellow Republicans -- particularly those who ran away from him in the general election.
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Evans shot Dailey while Dailey was questioning him and then ran away, the release states.
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She left a note professing that she ran away to get married and have kids.
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Asberry also took a backpack from the vehicle before he ran away, according to police.
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He was 13 and ran away from grown-assed men who were strangers and armed.
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It might pass the time since I ran away, but it won't speed it up.
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They fired at the surgeon, who dived to the ground, but missed and ran away.
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However, the girls ran away and had not been seen by their family since Nov.
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At ten she ran away from home to stay with a girlfriend in a motel.
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Growing up in a small town, she ran away to join the police in London.
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Police said Aranda ran away, but was found in the mall's transit station and arrested.
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"Everyone else ran away but you couldn't make it," one of the gunman told him.
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"Now, if you ran away, would you leave $1,500 in a bank account?" he says.
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After a fight with his mom, the boy ran away from his home in Sydney.
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The market sort of ran away with itself to the downside and it's come back.
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I am the prismatic witch of the month, and they laughed and ran away happily.
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He would graphically describe to me how he would kill me if I ran away.
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After a fight with his mom, a boy ran away from his home in Sydney.
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He ran away and later joined the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to fight the occupiers.
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A shootout between the two ensued, and the intruder ran away ... leaving his gun behind.
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He ran away, joined a circus, [then] a gang of youths, and was eventually arrested.
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Then I got this feeling of dread and I got scared, so I ran away.
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Taz, understandably frightened by the fatal accident ran away from the scene and went missing.
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She clutched Jeanne's case to her chest and ran away, ashamed to look at him.
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When the cameras picked up the protest and triggered an alarm, the protesters ran away.
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AND THOSE WHO RAN AWAY FROM THE MARKET REALLY WERE QUITE HARMED BY THAT ACTION.
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Latifa ran away from the royal court in 2018, but was caught and brought back.
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Rosfeld shot Rose in the back, side of face and arm as he ran away.
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When Turner ran away, the pair chased him down and detained him until police arrived.
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He was plus-11 in 34 minutes as the Celtics ran away with a win.
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His home life was unhappy, and he did what many kids do — he ran away.
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The stranger smashed the bat into the back of the driver's head and ran away.
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The Red Sox ran away with the division, even with Sale limited down the stretch.
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Chew purposefully coughed near the woman, who, she says, ran away, eyes wide with terror.
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Fonda ran away with McGuane's wife; McGuane married and then divorced Kidder within a year.
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"Everyone who should believe in free speech fought against it or ran away," she said.
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The teenagers ran away, and the victims were treated for minor injuries on the scene.
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When I got out of detention, I got into more trouble and ran away again.
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"They ran away, and shortly thereafter we got hold of three of them," she said.
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Rebellious from the start, Weinraub ran away from home several times as a teen-ager.
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When cops tried to arrest him, he pushed one of the officers and ran away.
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Worknesh Degefa of Ethiopia ran away from the women's field, finishing in 2:23:31.
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Sunday's vote was a runoff between the two finalists, and Fillon ran away with it.
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Is the cop who shot Walter Scott in the back as Scott ran away a thug?
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As the old man ran away, Tolbert testified Friday, another sniper fired and the man fell.
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She ran away with the decider to book a third-round match against Japan's Naomi Osaka.
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In the mid-1950s, at age 23, Rivers ran away from home to become an actress.
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The first time I ran away from home was because your husband, my father, slapped me.
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The teenager never had to use the bat, according to KNTV, and the attacker ran away.
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After that, my friend and I ran away because the bar owner had called the cops.
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Hope Beck, Tibbetts' best friend, told HLN she doesn't believe that the young woman ran away.
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They say 19-year-old Delronn Mahan ran away but was soon captured by O&aposHanlon.
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Just imagine what this kind of advance could have done for the robot that ran away.
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Shamrock admits the act was "terrible" ... and says he ran away from the dog in tears.
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After Eden and Isaac ran away to her home to escape, Eden's father turned them in.
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Sometimes home is a place where you grew up, or a place you ran away from.
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Charlotte ran away from her only ally simply because Ali and "the good doctor" were dating?
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After all, this is the Time Lord who stole a TARDIS and ran away from home.
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In March's primary, he ran away with about 53 percent of the vote in this district.
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She didn't know what was happening, but ran away to protect her son, she told us.
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Hussaina Jidda, 26, ran away from her village of Madagali in February when Boko Haram came.
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Before becoming the greatest magician, Harry Houdini ran away from home at the age of 12
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Khalil says he ran away from home to join ISIS a year and a half ago.
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So I ran away to Kensington Gardens and lived a long, long time among the fairies.
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So when they tried to formally arrange the wedding, I ran away to join the YPJ.
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She tried to punch me, but when I got the knife out again, she ran away.
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So she did what every circus-loving grad student would do — she ran away with them.
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My grandma, whose house I ran away to on more than one occasion, was my refuge.
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Erik Hagerman did something for himself; he ran away from the issue and stopped paying attention.
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Justin ran away after stealing Seth's money, which is how he wound up on the street.
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He began the group, he said, after his 15-year-old daughter ran away from home.
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In the middle of the night, I put some things in my rucksack and ran away.
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"That was going to be my career and I just ran away in 2002," she said.
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"One ran away, the second one because ... he looks like Dinka, they left him," Koma said.
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Another time, he ran away from the program and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
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When his mother threatened a meeting with child protective services about his behavior, he ran away.
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Legend has it that a beautiful princess ran away to the cave with her commoner lover.
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At 173, he ran away from home when his surrogate parents found out he was gay.
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The men were reportedly interrupted and the men ran away, so the athlete dragged himself to help.
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It showed North Charleston police officer Michael Slager shooting Scott in the back as he ran away.
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He decides to blame the entire scheme on Emily, claiming she stole baby Nicole and ran away.
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Risha ran away in 1992 at age 17 and was able to track down his biological parents.
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In 1949, a 14-year-old Tamar ran away from home at the urging of her stepmother.
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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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The Brotherhood Without Banners turned Gendry over to her, and Arya, in turn, ran away from Brotherhood.
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Ten year old little brother ran away from home because my mum deleted Pokemon goðŸ˜'😠pic.twitter.
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"I had a great-uncle who ran away at 15 to become a Pullman porter," he said.
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Earlier this season, a gun-toting Villanelle ran away from Eve when she should have killed her.
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"I opened the box, he grabbed it, pushed the gun at me and ran away," David said.
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This was the third-time an opposition lawmaker in Tripura ran away with the mace during session.
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Tel Aviv, Israel (CNN)When she was 14 years old, Mariuma Ben Yosef ran away from home.
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Irsan portrayed himself as a devoted father who became upset after his daughter ran away from home.
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As local authorities were swamped with blizzard-related matters, two small ponies ran away in Staten Island.
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Another witness, who declined to give his name, said the car's driver ran away before it exploded.
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Bothuell told authorities his son ran away after being scolded for not exercising or doing his chores.
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She said she pushed him off and ran away, and later told two friends about the assault.
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Republican House candidates are running on their signature legislation, while in 85033, Democrats ran away from theirs.
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Hussein's family compelled her to marry at 15, but she refused and ran away for three years.
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I opened the box, saw an array of confusing attachments, closed the box, and basically ran away.
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Her younger sister had stayed home but soon ran away to stay with an aunt, she said.
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I want to know if everyone just ran away forever after a nice swim in the lake.
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And as soon as it was at the door, I ran away — again and again and again.
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"I ran away, seeing body parts, and I couldn't believe this is real," Ms. Connelly said, sobbing.
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The other young man who ran away was issued a summons, said Denise Moroney, an NYPD spokesperson.
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Other classmates said he literally ran away when women approached, even female students determined to befriend him.
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Dawson ran away, further into the CVC before whipping around and pointing his weapon at the officer.
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Those damned people who ran away overseas, he co-wrote, had no right to comment on his behaviour.
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That guy was nice and all, but on the wedding day, he ran away with my younger sister.
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She was so afraid of her parents' reaction, she ran away and came back a few hours later.
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I am not mad at the fact she lost the dog — he ran away, and that's on him.
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Still, they ran away, because the circumstance they were leaving behind was so annihilating, they welcomed the risk.
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"We were sorry to see that you ran away before we could thank you in person," it said.
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Near the end of these sessions, I ran away and was so close to ending it right there.
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Braswell said the man ran away with her purse, while she attempted to chase after him on foot.
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The suspect left the vehicle and ran away, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department told CNN.
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The white officers could never understand why Freddie Gray ran away from them in fear of his life.
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For four months, the family looked for him, considering and dismissing scenario after scenario: Maybe he ran away.
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"Fearing for his life, the victim ran away and was able to escape to safety," Burbank police said.
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Mae, on the other hand, is running away from that responsibility, just as she ran away from college.
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Ryan apparently ran away after his parents put limits on his Internet access at home and at school.
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Her ex-husband converted to Islam, unilaterally converted their three children and ran away with them in 2009.
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At 230 years old she ran away and lived on the street, quickly picking up a drug addiction.
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After the gunman shot the police chief, the two hostages ran away and were not harmed, DeWine said.
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She ran away from the small Mexican town where she grew up so she could be with him.
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But he, too, sexually abused her, until she ran away and moved in with an aunt and uncle.
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The new MacBook Pro was so long and painfully awaited that our hopes probably ran away with us.
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One candidate, named Bolik, straight-up peaced out and ran away days before she was supposed to fly.
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She ran away from home at 22008 and eventually finished her last year of high school in Spain.
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So they ran, away from the gunfire, Sonny just behind Heather, until he was felled by a bullet.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump ran away with the Republican nomination with the same flamethrowing approach he is using today.
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They ended up dropping Alex off at an orphanage, where she ran away from when she was 10.
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In 1975, an MK ran away to another family's home rather than go to her physical with Ketcham.
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Radner said nine of the plaintiffs were unlawfully detained by police as they ran away from the scene.
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At 16, Jesse ran away from home, winding up at a drop-in shelter near Manhattan's Port Authority.
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As the crowds ran away from the market, he opened his door, and some Polish tourists took refuge.
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And the Grinch snapped at her and made such a terrible face that she cried and ran away.
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Lohmar said the suspect refused to leave the vehicle, fired at the officers and ran away on foot.
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When she ran away at 16 years old, she had Nieves and raised him as a single mother.
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Some protesters covered their faces with T-shirts to protect against tear gas as some others ran away.
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Gandy then drove behind the house, abandoned the stolen car he was driving and ran away, authorities said.
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Fox News once again ran away from the competition on the final night of the Republican National Convention.
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According to news accounts, Meadows twice ran away to her aunt, a police officer, to ask for help.
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When she discovered that she had become the third wife of a grandfather, she ran away in horror.
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And so I ran away from it, in the very same way as so many of her detractors.
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If Adia ran away she could be arrested for absconding, returned to her abusive employer or even imprisoned.
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He ran away at 13 and asked the Administration for Children's Services to place him in foster care.
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"So we just sort of said, 'We're so awkward,' and ran away from each other," Ms. Nastasi said.
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She ran away from an abusive stepfather and had a spell in a reformatory where beatings were common.
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As a teenager, Mr. Jay ran away to work in Lake George, the upstate New York resort area.
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"We took over the government and stabilized the economy ... they ran away, we were the only ones left."
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After he briefly ran away, his parents sent him out of state for treatment, according to court documents.
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A mother travels to Syria to find her son after he ran away to join the Islamic State.
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So at 15 or 16 he ran away from home, penniless, to begin traveling the country in earnest.
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Florida ran away with the game, building as much as a 23-point cushion in the final minutes.
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Siddiqui then got up and ran away from the drill instructor, jumping to his death, the investigation found.
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They ran away from the unspeakable show of death, but her daughter couldn't forget what she had seen.
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The robbers came at the merchants with their knives and then, seemingly scared off, ran away, he said.
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Feeling death approaching, he ran away from the house, in order to die in the dignity of solitude.
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This is a variant of the successful strategy of American revolutionaries: They ran away to fight another day.
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If she ran away anywhere within the country, the Saudi police would just send her home, she feared.
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In June 2016, she got into a fight with the couple and ran away, according to the filing.
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Asked why he ran away, he said he was afraid he would be killed after bypassers beat him.
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I ran away from the larger paintings, the thick paint, and all the toxins for a long time.
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Mixon says that as a teenager, she repeatedly ran away from home because her mother disliked her boyfriend.
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Unruh also shared how her son literally ran away from the encounter thanks to an unknown woman's help.
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In The Act: Gypsy Rose Ran Away To Meet Up With The Convention Guy & Later Went To His Home The Reality: In The Act, Gypsy ran away after she realized her mother had been lying about her birthdate and that Gypsy was much older than she'd been led to believe.
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A group of men beat me with sticks… I ran away into the woods to hide for three days.
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Many fled, some of them taking off their T-shirts that bore anti-corruption slogans as they ran away.
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Leslie Van Houten At age 19, Van Houten dropped out of school and ran away to join Manson's family.
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Antwon Rose was shot three times as he ran away from Officer Michael Rosfeld, 30, following a traffic stop.
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Agents made the discovery on February 10, when they approached several people near the fence, who then ran away.
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Others ran away from the platform amid clouds of smoke, some screaming or holding their hands to their faces.
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I traced the arch of her eyebrow with one finger, and then I ran away, trying not to cry.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who is leading in the polls here and ran away with New Hampshire in 2016.
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After David posed as Louise's father and checked her out of high school in 1985, the two ran away.
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Serena says June ran away because Fred raped her; Fred says it was Serena's idea, and thus her fault.
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Instead, when we turned the machine on for the first time, King barked at it and ran away. Alas.
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At 15 years old, Sekaanvand ran away from home, a small village in northern Iran, for love and opportunity.
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Then, when faced with real opposition, Negan failed to demonstrate any strength or smarts, and essentially just ran away.
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She ran away, leaving her husband and son, and taking refuge in a shelter for victims of domestic violence.
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The officers confirmed the validity of the warrant and attempted to make contact with Patmon, but he ran away.
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"I was terrified," said Ramirez, who said he ran away from the men when a crowd of people arrived.
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The Panthers fan ran away while witnesses called for security, as seen on the video published on Crossing Broad.
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"We ran away only with the clothes we were wearing," said one woman while waiting to receive her share.
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"We saw the hill coming down and we ran away," she says, remembering fragments and details of that day.
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The decades they've spent dealing with their health and then, on top of it, with lovers who ran away.
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The father also said the boy's mother had called him earlier to say he ran away from the house.
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He was born Kyle Halstead, in Whittier, California, and ran away from home at sixteen, wanting to be Rimbaud.
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After they took their photos in front of the explosion, they ran away action-movie style, in slo-mo.
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Forced to marry at 15, Hussein ran away from home and sought refuge with her aunt for three years.
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A middle-class boy, Clébert ran away from a Jesuit boarding school at 17 and joined the French Resistance.
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And the first refugee foster child the couple parented ran away to Canada amid the anti-refugee political rhetoric.
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Police first announced that a police officer had confronted the gunman as he ran away and fatally shot him.
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In front of a packed and boisterous crowd on Senior Day, SMU ran away from Memphis from the start.
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But soon after they landed on the shore, the frightened cat hopped out of the basket and ran away.
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Throughout the midterm campaign, while most Democrats ran away from impeachment, Republicans saw political utility in talking about it.
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I hate the idea of fame, or a pedestal, or celebrity culture, and I really ran away from it.
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Still though, the cop told her to post something on social media in case the dog just ran away.
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He ran away and also ended up at Kakuma, a camp teeming at one time with nearly 200,000 people.
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"I would not say he ran away because he wanted to run from a bad situation," Mr. Jaffe said.
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"The visitors to the inn, in general, have no control over their desires," he said, and then ran away.
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McVay ran away with the voting, garnering 35 ballots compared with 11 for the runner-up, Minnesota's Mike Zimmer.
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Skylea's dad Kevin Carmack told FOX 59 that he believes his daughter ran away because she had been grounded.
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Skylea's dad Kevin Carmack told FOX 59 that he believed his daughter ran away because she had been grounded.
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As the three men beat up the driver of the truck, the other migrants ran away, Mr. Winckler said.
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Then he ran away and joined the Navy, but the war ended soon after and he went home again.
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She was home at the time, and the would-be thieves ran away ... but someone eventually hit the jackpot.
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The boy's caretaker repeatedly kicked the coyote until it ran away, Chicago Police Officer Ana Pacheco confirmed to CNN.
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The black bull ran away from the Aziz Slaughter House on Beaver Road in Jamaica shortly after 10 a.m.
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"RAN AWAY, Glenn, a black male, 19403'8", very short hair cut, nearly completely shaved, stocky build, 155-165 lbs.
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Simon Pakuang, who ran away from his village near Malakal, situated on the White Nile, can relate to this.
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There was one speech about Nat Turner's father, when he's telling the story about when his father ran away.
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Lucy McBath (D-Ga.) ran away from two of her local Atlanta reporters while being blocked by four staffers.
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I think the first time I ran away, they threw me in jail because they thought I was defiant.
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" The statement said that "as the security forces opened fire into the sky, the Bengalis dispersed and ran away.
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Once, a man stopped Sylvester Zottola near his home, but ran away after only punching him in the face.
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She's a woman who, at the age of 22, ran away from her cult to go to theater school (really).
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Elliot said he believes Nichols ran away to avoid being caught for something he did, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reported.
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To resist, slave families regularly ran away together but faced harsh physical punishment, even death, if caught by slave hunters.
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On Sunday, Diddy ran away from the Berks County, Pennsylvania, home Lesher shares with his girlfriend, reports NBC New York.
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That year, Shelley ran away with her poet paramour and took her step-sister, Claire Clairmont, along for the ride.
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The former police officer fired eight shots from his handgun at Scott, hitting him five times, as he ran away.
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We wanted that level of panic and train of thought to set in while the player ran away from Jack.
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Then the 3 characters ran away, leaving my daughter's avatar laying on her face in the middle of the playground.
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"That's the day we ran away from your father," she tells me like she was reading off a gallery plaque.
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She banged on the door of a nearby home, pleading for help, and ran away after the resident called 911.
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His father died when Haggard was a child, and he ran away from home and later served time in prison.
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Annie didn't always protect Ellie like she's said she did in their pact — once Annie ran away and left Ellie.
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The suspect ran away and later showed up at a hospital for treatment for a gunshot wound to his shoulder.
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The second time she ran away, Latessa called social services—but the visit from social workers only escalated the abuse.
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The next day, while standing in the registration line, Zoey spotted Ana walking towards her and ran away in shame.
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She said she thought the girl ran away because she was "blaming herself" for injuries Ruud sustained in the fire.
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The teen was on house arrest at his mother&aposs West Baltimore home but ran away May 14, they said.
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The shooter, an African American male, quickly ran away as did the dog — sprinting back into owner Genola Vance's home.
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But, Nicky ran away in the middle of their trip and joined anyway, effectively sending them both to war. 216.
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Campbell allegedly told authorities he ran away because he had been "traumatized by seeing the state" of his girlfriend's body.
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My mother died of breast cancer in 1975, and a year later, I ran away to Hollywood with some friends.
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"Like many people in the area, I ran away from the sound, looking for safety," Bennett says in a statement.
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A home security video of the shooting showed Zeigler firing at Brennan who ran away from the Michigan man's door.
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Those producers saw us working on this film together and said, "These guys are a disaster", (laughs) and ran away.
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The suspected gunman, 19133-year-old Travis Reinking, ran away, and is now one of Tennessee's 10 Most Wanted fugitives.
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The pair went into her apartment and at some point, she fled to a neighbor's place while Manziel ran away.
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In April last year Slager was caught on video shooting Walter Scott eight times from behind as Scott ran away.
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Her mother ran away when Cora was a little girl, and that feeling of abandonment has haunted her ever since.
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I was afraid to remain with a man so depraved and who committed so many crimes and I ran away.
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By the end of the movie, Brandon told his parents that he was gay and then ran away from home.
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In 2015, Walter Scott was filmed being shot by police in North Charleston as he ran away from an officer.
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Eventually, Tina was placed by child and family services in a series of local motels, from which she ran away.
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When he was 17, Mr. Loibner and a friend ran away from home, planning to busk their way to India.
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Together, they ran away from what made them different and toward an ideal that would make them all the same.
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This child lost his brother, got into fights and ran away from home at 15 to live on the streets.
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Abandoned by her parents, she was consigned to an orphanage, from which historians believe she ran away wearing boys' clothes.
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"It is male guardianship that made us flee from Saudi Arabia," said one woman who ran away as a teenager.
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I mumbled any number of mortified "I'm sorrys" and then — as one does — ran away to the port-a-potties.
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Her family explained to Fox 26 Houston that Letty even ran away from home twice to be with her kidnapper.
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Last year's Cubs ran away with the National League Central, posting the best record in the majors at 211-903.
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THE LITTLE RED CAT WHO RAN AWAY AND LEARNED HIS ABC'S (THE HARD WAY), written and illustrated by Patrick McDonnell.
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The shooting ended when a patron was able to wrestle the weapon away from the gunman, who then ran away.
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"Everybody ran away from him like he had the plague, but I stuck with him for eight years," he said.
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Naida López, 32, spent nearly two decades with the rebels, after the military killed her parents and she ran away.
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Khawlah screamed and the man ran away, but he returned a few minutes later to assault her again, she said.
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When he was 220, Mr. Stowers said, he ran away from home to crawl into a pit teeming with alligators.
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His family decided to investigate the matter further by visiting the restaurant, where the culprit ran away after spotting them.
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Fitzgerald said that Jayme attended a family gathering on Sunday afternoon and that he does not believe she ran away.
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She was a chain smoker, she would swear, she [made] fun of other cops who ran away from the Taliban.
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The affidavit alleges Barter told the agent he should contact the police after returning home, and claim his daughter ran away.
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Gray was arrested in his West Baltimore neighborhood after he made eye contact with a police officer and then ran away.
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He ran away to his mother soon afterward and, when she returned him the following day, he turned to the street.
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And I won't repeat the hand gestures for you, but I quickly covered her eyes and ran away from the window.
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But the girl told him only her mother could take it off with a special key, so the kidnapper ran away.
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I stole his vodka while his eyes were still closed, ran away and cried to all my 15-year-old pals.
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He has at least three outstanding warrants that officers had been unable to serve because he ran away when they tried.
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When he argued and ran away, they knocked him to the ground, used a Taser and punched him in the head.
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And I'll give you a clear example: Harriet Tubman exercised her agency when she ran away, when she stole herself free.
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Basil E. Frankweiler, a callback to the story of how she and Elliot ran away to the museum together as children.
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Chicago (CNN)Three years ago, police gunfire felled black teen Cedrick Chatman as he ran away from them and cameras rolled.
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Jack, who had his back to the street, got up and threw his coffee at the guy ... who then ran away.
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The pair went into her apartment and at some point, she fled to a neighbor's place while Manziel reportedly ran away.
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The excursion on Saturday came back empty-handed, though one group claimed to have spotted two migrants who then ran away.
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It was filmed from afar, and the person who shot it pretended to freak out and ran away after the stabbing.
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This baby, Alex Drake, grew up without friends or family, and eventually ran away from the orphanage when she was 10.
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He ran away from the hospital on January 14, 2008, and came to a bridge in London over the River Thames.
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Whiteside leads Heat past Wizards WASHINGTON — The Miami Heat ran away from the Washington Wizards during a defensively dominant first half.
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Without him, and with Shaun Livingston capably filling in at point guard, the Warriors ran away with a 22-23 victory.
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All Paul actually says is, "Hey Brooke," absolutely shocking Jo, who ran away to Seattle to hide from the violent man.
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"We ran away looking for a life here," she says -- and if he goes back, his life will be in danger.
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Missouri has a strong contingent of Christian conservatives and borders Kansas, where he ran away with the caucuses 10 days ago.
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Letter of Recommendation Earlier this year, heartbroken and restless, I ran away from my problems to visit a friend in Tokyo.
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Soon their numbers were more than a hundred, the bolder ones shook hands, some touched my hair — then ran away giggling.
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Around age 14, Pinkney ran away from home — "too much violence," he said — and was cut off from his Ritalin prescription.
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Police officials said the youths were found several days later using photographs the couple had taken as their assailants ran away.
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She detested her husband, ran away and availed herself of an English lord, whereupon her father sent her to a nunnery.
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She ran away from home and enlisted the help of activists to find a job and safe accommodation in another city.
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He ran away, dropping two bags containing drugs and mobile phones and managed to evade arrest, according to a police statement.
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The love of her life, Brynn, who also happened to be married to her brother, Milo, ran away a year ago.
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As Cordero ran away, "I looked back and there was a gentleman wrestling with the gunman," Cordero told CNN affiliate WSMV.
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When she was 17, the blond-haired, blue-eyed beauty ran away with David Todros, a visiting yeshiva student from Narbonne.
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The girl said she screamed and the man ran away, but he returned a few minutes later to assault her again.
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Everyone is acting like Reda ran away from home, but Sofiane knows better — Sofiane knows something terrible happened to his brother.
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A championship that had been largely devoid of drama since Koepka ran away from the field on Friday sprang to life.
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Mr. Jackson, who is black, was punched in the face by one of the men and ran away, the chief said.
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As for the game ... ASU could've used some more of Day's distracting skills, 'cause the Bears ran away with the W.
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"This is the state that Harriet Tubman ran away from twice and Frederick Douglass ran away from at least once, and we've never had a black woman elected statewide," said Benjamin Jealous, the former president and chief executive of the N.A.A.C.P., who supports Ms. Edwards, though he insisted it was for policy reasons, not her race.
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"Despite the fact that no weapon was found, Donald Trump Jr. retweeted a supporter's statement saying, "Hillary ran away from rain today.
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"I was just outside the district office ... I ran away and now I see from far the office completely destroyed," he added.
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As people ran away, others were just arriving, looking for family and friends as news of the shooting spread on social media.
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According to the testimony, as the old man ran away, a shot was taken by another sniper, and the old man fell.
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"The one cat just ran away, and I'm so glad he didn't just say, 'Okay, you don't know what you're running into.'"
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Although the family did purchase another dog to keep Bambi company, they told the outlet she ran away about six months later.
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Pridgen told WXIA-TV his daughter ran away after he "grounded her" when she came home with an expensive diamond engagement ring.
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Over 80 were not for other circumstances: Five children were deported, 28 ran away, and 52 had been relocated with a nonsponsor.
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As she bent down toward the boy, the nun whispered that if Sally ran away, the same thing would happen to her.
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He ran away from school and traveled to Dadaab, presenting himself to officials as a Somali who had fled across the border.
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He feared going to the bathroom, disrupted classes, banged his head against the wall and even ran away from the school—twice.
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Also, the state troopers have found Barb's car at the bus station, and are willing to accept that she simply ran away.
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We still have no idea where Tess is from, why she left, who she left behind, or what she ran away from.
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The outlet reports that the suspect appeared to be homeless, and Osbourne threw his coffee at the individual before they ran away.
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It gave Mr Trump a relatively narrow two-point edge in Ohio; he ran away with the state by more than eight.
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He ran away before being caught, but two of his fingers were burned and had to be chopped off at the ends.
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Our best guesses are that she stowed away, or found a new family, was brought over by them, and then ran away?
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The lynx named Lilleth ran away Sunday from the Borth Wild Animal Kingdom in Ceredigion, located about 100 miles south of Liverpool.
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The two "ran away" to get married, Lambert explained, but they returned home to West Virginia after police caught up with them.
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The one cat just ran away, and I'm so glad he didn't just say, 'Okay, you don't know what you're running into.
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When they let each other's hands go, the game started—the Whites ran away as the Pailhasses set about hunting them down.
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He ran away from an abusive foster home and eventually started sleeping on a couch at a Times Square arcade called Playland.
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"Those people (defectors) are criminals who ran away, they're paid to lie and encouraged by the US and their followers," he said.
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Netflix's most recent series "The Crown" ran away with the Golden Globes, winning three awards and most notably best television drama series.
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"Rob jnr was put out of the hotel room and Bellermine ran away" Engels wrote in a tweet, referring to Mugabe's sons.
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But she almost ran away and got married to husband Darren Le Gallo before their actual wedding in May of last year.
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Sadly, seven of the felines died due to injuries from the blaze, while others ran away from the home during the commotion.
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It got stupid rowdy, like people just wrecking the place for no reason, and the police were called so everyone ran away.
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A Kansas woman is accused of decapitating her ex-boyfriend's mother as the woman's young grandson ran away and called for help.
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Dubbed the "river that ran away from paradise," Caño Cristales is just like any other bubbling brook for most of the year.
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An official with US Health & Human Services confirmed a boy ran away, but could not confirm what happened to him after that.
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When the military came to Aisha's village, her husband, fearful of being killed, ran away, leaving her and her five children vulnerable.
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Himmelstein ran away after punching the woman, but since the tourist had taken a photo, she had proof to offer the police.
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"What if the last few years were a bad dream, and we just ran away?" he wonders, laying back on the bed.
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Two police officers shot at O'Neal while he was in a car and a third officer killed him as he ran away.
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Indeed panic, but not nearly enough and not the right kind... because the kid is not 'lost,' but has rather 'ran away.
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You do know that a couple dozen of these kids actually ran away from their sponsors, that there are no lost children.
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One night in mid-May, when the residence was staffed with less-experienced employees, she ran away with another resident, Morgan Eppinger.
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During one of the robberies, the thief punched an elderly woman as he ran away with her fish in a sloshing bucket.
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" With a nervous laugh, she said, "Once I finally ran away from all of the pretending, I was able to be me.
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She said they had found a friendship and peace together, decades after Ms. Cobby Eckermann ran away from home as a teenager.
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Second, he wants Cal to go to Challagi, the Indian boarding school in Oklahoma that he himself ran away from three times.
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But until he ran away from home, Jacob's basic needs were being met; unlike so many others, he was not deemed subhuman.
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A similar shooting took place in Gladstone, Mo., near Kansas City, when an officer stopped a car and a passenger ran away.
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In June 2018, Kizer allegedly shot Volar in the head twice, lit his house on fire, and ran away in his car.
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Minutes later, he attacked a nearby kebab restaurant, injuring one who fell to the floor as other staff and customers ran away.
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She ran away with her sister to a local women's shelter, which a shelter official said is supported by US aid money.
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When she was 17, she and her boyfriend ran away to San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury District during the city' summer of love.
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"I tried to escape with a friend but she fainted as we ran away from the gunshots," one woman told KTN News.
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When a local activist confronted her about not supporting DACA in September she ran away and hid in a legislators-only elevator.
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Zosia Mamet's obsessive, flighty Shoshanna ran away to Japan, where she immersed herself in the culture while taking it entirely for granted.
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Millions have watched cellphone footage of what happened next: Slager fired into Scott's back eight times as he ran away, killing him.
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Many of AQAP's recruits were tribal hangers-on, who pragmatically hung up their Kalashnikovs after their leaders ran away from the advancing Emiratis.
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Pulling support entirely Some party members who were lukewarm on Trump ran away from the nominee shortly after the comments came to light.
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Some refugees actually jumped off the boat and ran away because they thought that those people waiting on the beach were the police.
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Leialoha had five cats who ran away because the lava spooked them and hasn't been able to relocate them since evacuating, she said.
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She gave different accounts of how the fire was started, but said the teen ran away because she blamed herself for starting it.
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"I know you think I'm that Elizabeth Smart girl who ran away, but I'm not," Smart said, as Ed detailed in his book.
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A note to Killian, the neighbor kid whose dad ran away: take all the canned goods you need, in that sad little backpack.
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This is the same man that Olivia once ran away with to a secluded island, and he fingered her on a beach chair.
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No, I played field hockey and I ran away from home with a boy, and my dad had to drag me back [laughs].
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He put up enough of a fight that two ran away, and caught the third, taking his shirt, coat, and boots as payback.
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TARLOV: Actually I did-- WATTERS: So then when the economy does well you-- (CROSSTALK) TARLOV: I ran away from that polls program article.
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As he left the fight, he said he heard gun shots and, like other people in the area, ran away from the sound.
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He started to gain traction and within weeks became not only the front-runner, but took the lead and ran away with it.
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"Initial reports say that two men on a motorcycle opened fire on the vaccinators and ran away," police spokesman Hammad Haider told Reuters.
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He eventually realized that no-one was forcing him back into the coffin, scrambled out and ran away as fast as he could.
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To the point where she ran away from home and came to San Francisco because she would find someone to cut her hair.
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Dias suspected the muggers ran away, not only because they were being physically bested by a literal superhero, but because they recognized Cumberbatch.
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The deal was all but assured to go to Amazon, but, somehow, Microsoft came out of nowhere and ran away with the prize.
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Ariya Jutanugarn ran away with the Canadian Pacific Women's Open in Priddis, Alberta, for her L.P.G.A.-Tour-leading fifth victory of the year.
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It said she ran away from her parents' home last year and was found in southern France with two suitcases and her passport.
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Hartman's real interest is in these young women—those who who ran away from grinding labor and resisted the trap of good behavior.
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"All the men who were responsible for the mess stabbed each other soundly in the back" and then ran away, Ms. Toksvig said.
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He ran away with several students and colleagues, he said, but 30 minutes later returned to gather other students to help them flee.
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The men's race at the Boston Marathon on Monday was decided by two seconds, while the women's winner ran away from the field.
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"You have to remember, I ran away to Rome when I was 18, and I didn't come back for five years," Francesco said.
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He battled to win the Kentucky Derby, ran away from the field in the Preakness, then went wire-to-wire in the Belmont.
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He ran away from Mile 16 after seeing the corpse of his neighbor, a farmer, caught in the crossfire between separatists and soldiers.
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Mr. Smith ran away from the officers, then tripped and fell next to a fence, footage from Mr. Heaggan-Brown's body camera showed.
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She ran away, shoplifted, and generally rebelled against her parents because of their divorce and her mom's relationship with Cantor Dina (Michaela Watkins).
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Rats have always been a problem, she said, but the situation has been worse in recent months, especially since their cat ran away.
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A group of more than 20163 girls initially "overpowered" the boys, so they ran away, only to return with adult reinforcements, he said.
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Nix ran away after the incident, but cops eventually caught up to him a few blocks away and arrested him for criminal trespass.
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She told me she had been trapped in a room with two drunken guys, and that she had escaped, ran away and hid.
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By her own account, Norma stole money from a gas station at age 10, ran away and was sent to a reform school.
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A few blocks away, the victim says that the men caught up with him, one fired multiple shots, and then they ran away.
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"I just can't believe his life was taken up there – the very place he ran away to, to get away from Brooklyn," Kiara says.
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As a teenager, he ran away and lived on the streets — losing his Ritalin prescription and turning to harder drugs to fill the void.
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Packer filed a missing persons report with Abington Township Police three days after her adopted daughter's killing, telling authorities the girl probably ran away.
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I reached down into my boot as if to withdraw a knife or something, and he turned around and ran away from me—FAST!
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A Pennsylvania jury just concluded shooting an unarmed black child in the back as he ran away is not Murder, it's not even criminal.
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When he approached the animal, it got up, attacked him, and ran away, said the commission's assistant chief of communications, Trey Reid, via email.
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Some worries they have: Randall is worried Toby will be so shocked that Kate ran away that he'll have a heart attack and die.
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Wang Yaosheng, who was waiting to begin his shift, ran away when he saw the falling platform but was slightly injured, he told Xinhua.
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The case drew national attention in 2015 after video emerged showing Slager, who is white, shooting Scott, a black man, as he ran away.
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He had ran away from his mother's house on May 14 and was contacted by Juvenile Services multiple times since he disappeared, officials said.
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He fired at the dog and when it ran away, Williams said he chased the animal and fired two more shots, according to WXYZ.
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I ran away from my mother's house and killed off the girl that I was forced to be so I could live my truth.
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I ran away from the shots, trying to keep people off the streets, and I was grabbing myself to see if I was shot.
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Kurdish fighters said that two children who ran away from that area towards the base were shot dead by the Sunni militants this week.
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Eventually he ran away, living for some time in the basement of a neighbor whose son, André Anderson, would later record as André Cymone.
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Getting no reply, she ran away, and her body was soon found nearby at the foot of a concrete slope beside the River Meuse.
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Mark Burnett just went apeshit & choked me at this huge Emmy party then he ran away with his torn Pink shirt & missing gold chain.
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As other police officers came to their colleague's aid, the student ran away, and a police bullet ricocheted and struck him, lightly wounding him.
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But, because he was ashamed and didn't feel like smiling, it came out like a terrible Grinch-face and she just ran away again.
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Forced to marry at 17, she was regularly beaten up by her husband before she ran away and moved back in with her parents.
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Rosfeld shot Rose last June after the teenager was involved in a drive-by shooting and ran away after the car was pulled over.
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And one New York City man lived out his fantasy a few days ago when he hit Shia in the face and ran away.
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The early round was once again all Cikatic as Hug clung on and ran away when he could, but again Cikatic slowed mid round.
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Matthew dropped out of high school, ran away, was homeless for two years, sank into drugs and served time for burglary and parole violations.
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Chiquito, a sweet Chihuahua who ran away from home during a birthday party in 2012, has finally been reunited with his family, the Martinezes.
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It's not like the old days with one slot per division, and if a team ran away with it, you were pretty much done.
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Kansas then inbounded to a wide-open Malik Newman, who like a wide receiver behind the safeties ran away from defenders and to victory.
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Gi-Ho's interest in food, as well as ancient herbal medicine, began at home, from which he ran away at the age of six.
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When Lydia realized her employers wouldn't help her with her citizenship, she ran away, staying with friends in Chicago, where she met her husband.
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LENKISEM, Kenya — The first time cutting season came around, Nice Leng'ete and her older sister ran away and hid all night in a tree.
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At 13 he ran away to Vancouver, British Columbia, where he developed a heroin habit that would resurface for the rest of his life.
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Children's Books THE LITTLE RED CAT WHO RAN AWAY AND LEARNED HIS ABC'S (THE HARD WAY) Written and illustrated by Patrick McDonnell 32 pp.
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After a scoreless first quarter on both sides, the Washington Redskins ran away with Super Bowl XXVI thanks to a 17-point second quarter.
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Kovalev's promoter complained that the referee allowed too much wrestling, which might have been true, and that Ward ran away, which was not true.
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While he was being transported, O'Connor pulled his hand from one of the cuffs and ran away from an officer but tripped and fell.
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Zehra Karagun, 215, ran away from home and eloped with a man she fell in love with while she was still in high school.
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Pletcher trained Super Saver, who ran away with the 2010 race on a sloppy track that looked a lot like the one here Saturday.
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Failing in school and feeling like a drain on her family, Ms. Segarra ran away from home to squat on the Lower East Side.
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Most of the winners are repeat champions, and the Houston Astros, who missed the playoffs last fall, ran away with the American League West.
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In the drama, she is a street kid who ran away from early marriage when she was 483 and had to sacrifice her education.
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She also believes Raja opened fire as Jones ran away, with the two of the three bullets that struck Jones hitting him in the back.
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As police tried to stop the gunman, employees and residents hid under desks in public works and utilities offices or ran away to nearby buildings.
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Panti said the men ran away from troops and Adib threw aside his backpack, which was later found to contain detonators, blasting caps and grenades.
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He recently ran away for a few months, and when he returned home, the prodigal box turtle had somehow managed to lose the other one.
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Of course, Dikembe Mutombo somehow disagreed and gave AG a '9' ... and LaVine eventually ran away with the title after the second round of tiebreakers.
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Survivor: 'I was raped 43,000 times' Starved for five days Zunduri says it all started when she ran away with her boyfriend at age 17.
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The author, Thomas Hughes, portrayed him as a bully who roasted small boys over open fires but ran away snivelling from anyone bigger than him.
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"I could see about 20 people being transported into ambulances and pickup trucks as I ran away," said Mohamed Isak, a resident of the city.
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Packer previously filed a missing persons report with Abington Township Police, three days after her adopted daughter's killing, telling authorities the girl probably ran away.
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I jumped ship, ran away from home, and lived with my best friend Alan and his parents for six weeks before my mom found me.
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As we reported back in July ... Martin ran away from cops in Boston and pointed a gun at officers before he was chased and captured.
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Sloan ran away from the Clarks' that year, and ended up being raised by a member of the Navy who gave him a stable home.
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Fifteen percent of transgender Americans say they ran away from home or were kicked out of the house, according to a survey released on Dec.
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Kinsey told WSVN-TV in Miami that he was trying to calm an autistic patient who had just ran away from an area group home.
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She claimed she wasn't anywhere near the explosion, but then suspiciously ran away with the earl of Bothwell, who was ultimately found to be responsible.
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Atlanta led 55-53 at halftime and hung within 33-72 before the Celtics ran away over the final 3:40 of the third period.
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The Jayhawks finished the first half on a 22-7 run and, after sputtering a bit in the second half, ran away from the Boilermakers.
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When I first started cooking professionally, I ran away from Southern cooking because that's all my grandma cooked, and it's all that my mom cooked.
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The sisters ran away from home in 1988, allegedly to escape abuse from her alcoholic stepfather, and settled at a youth shelter outside of Detroit.
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Pagenaud ran away from a field that included Penske's three regulars and Ryan Hunter-Reay, who went on to win the Indy 500 that year.
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" He later expressed frustration that North Koreans he wanted to interview ran away when he approached and that "everything we see looks like a setup.
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Sullivan bit hard downhill on Thomas, and Hill — coming from a condensed formation — easily ran away from Avonte Maddox, who had to maintain outside leverage.
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Some, like the Quilombos in Brazil and Gaspar Yanga in Mexico ran away, while others such as Joseph Cinqué of the Amistad killed their captors.
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Apple ran away with the score again, leaving investors little choice but to bid its shares higher, leading to the company testing new valuation records.
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"He did see an altercation take place so he grabbed the grandma's cell phone, ran away from the house and called 911," the spokeswoman says.
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Yet the Indians ran away with the A.L. Central, at 94-67, finishing just half a game behind the Rangers for the league's best record.
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Mr. Gray, a 25-year-old black man, had been arrested after he spotted a police presence as he walked with friends and ran away.
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Tuscaloosa Police said in a statement posted on Facebook that the man ran away after going at the balloon, but was chased down by officers.
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The men who were spotted were wearing the same clothes as the suspects and were described as "tall and slender," and ran away when spotted.
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He then became a target of abuse in his platoon and was denied help, he said, so he ran away from his base in California.
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Ethiopian Genzebe Dibaba ran away with the women's 5,000 meters but was well off her sister Tirunesh's world record, which she had hoped to break.
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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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The British government revoked the citizenship of a teenager Tuesday who ran away to join ISIS — a decision her family's lawyer says leaves her stateless.
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Videos taken from the dock showed the ship heading straight for the wharf, unable to stop, while people on the quay ran away in panic.
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Quote: "I tried to escape with a friend but she fainted as we ran away from the gunshots," one woman told a Kenyan television station.
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Capece, who said that prisoners also ran away from a jail in Foggia, blames the Italian government for turning its back on the prison system.
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Instead, he took two shots to reach the green, the second a daring flop from the rough to a pin that ran away from him.
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Weinstein then masturbated in front of her until she ran away and switched tables with another waitress for the rest of the night, Hast said.
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The typically offensive challenged Magic never ran away with it from there, but got the stops and baskets they needed to pull out the victory.
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West Virginia, which snapped a three-game losing streak, ran away with the game down the stretch, with the final margin marking its largest lead.
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Parker ran away the following year, when she was 733, and left home for good when she was 14, taking refuge at a runaway shelter.
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In a sudden display of maturity and emotional control he listened to her, choosing to follow her as she ran away rather than go Neanderthal.
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Instead, Mozart gives Elettra a heated, scene-stealing aria, which the compelling soprano Elza van den Heever ran away with in the Metropolitan Opera's revival.
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"We're not peaceful," said one of the masked protesters who, like many others who clashed with the police, ran away after being approached by reporters.
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He spent more than a year and a half at mental hospitals and later ran away from home at the age of 17, she wrote.
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She ran away a few more times, then finally left home for good at 16 with a man five years older than her, John Treanor.
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On Wednesday, Britain stripped citizenship from one of them, 19-year Shamima Begum, who ran away to join Islamic State as a schoolgirl in 2015.
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Learn from Stephon Clark who fit a description back in March, and ran away from officers before being shot up in his own grandmother's backyard.
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Witness to attack A tenant at the property where the shooting took place told KIRO she witnessed her landlord being shot before the gunman ran away.
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The suspect ran away but police found the naked suspect several blocks away, around 8th Avenue and Olive Way, and took him into custody, Whitcomb said.
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The rebellious young Zukauskas ran away from home as a teenager, making his way back to New York and finding unstable work as a manual laborer.
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And then our girl ran away, and the ice pick slipped out, and finally you told me that thing you had been holding for 45 years.
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Two Toronto police officers apparently got so high that they panicked, called for help, then ran away from the colleagues who responded to the distress call.
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Video of the April 4, 2015, incident showed Slager shooting an unarmed Scott as he ran away from the former police officer during a traffic stop.
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Mette, a pregnant 20-year-old from the Ivory Coast, ran away from her violent husband on impulse when he left the door on the latch.
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But the woman, who was homeless, feared that Wilkerson would kill her with a Grim Reaper's neck wringer if she ran away in remote western Colorado.
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"Gone girl" Chantal (Clare McNulty) merely ran away, and declined to tell anyone where she was because... well, she was just a teensy bit self-absorbed.
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"When I was doing the scene where I touched him and then I ran away … he couldn't feel me, every time I touched him," she explains.
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With 101 regular season victories, the 2017 Astros ran away with their division by 21 games before going on to win Houston's first World Series title.
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She doesn't seem to care about the mother of his child or his siblings being blocked or the fact that he ran away to Las Vegas.
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Last year, I never ran away from any of my identifiers while campaigning on substance—traffic, jobs, schools, health care, equality, land use and government accountability.
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Stegall was originally at the Providence Hospital and in custody by hospital security, but ran away and stole the ambulance near the emergency room, police said.
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He and his business partner faced some difficulty along the way — including when a receptionist embezzled and ran away with $83,000 — but they outperformed the competition.
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Let's talk about Angela, also known as Claudia Kincaid, the girl who ran away in to the museum in From The Mixed-Up Files of Mrs.
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He was nineteen when he ran away to Moscow and talked his way into a boarding school by pretending he was the son of a noble.
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But Tura Satana couldn't be so easily tamed, and she ran away to the burlesque world, taking little more than her new surname along with her.
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San Antonio then ran away with the game, outscoring Phoenix 34-22016 as the Suns hit just 217 of 213 from the field in the quarter.
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The derailment came after the train ran away at high speed for nearly 100 km (62 miles) when the driver left the cabin for an inspection.
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He ran away from the Hutterite colony he was raised in more than a year and half ago, after his mother confronted him about being gay.
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By the second half, Alabama had racked up a double-digit lead and ran away with it to the tune of a 47-28 final score.
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"Three suspects were killed as they ran away when the security forces entered the village," Mratt Kyaw Thu, a reporter with Frontier Myanmar, said on Monday.
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"He is a Nazi and he brought this here and then he got in over his head and ran away," said Naranjo, who works in security.
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He said he had struck her in the car after she resisted his advances, chased her when she ran away and hit her with the bat.
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"A Pennsylvania jury just concluded shooting an unarmed black child in the back as he ran away is not Murder, it's not even criminal," he wrote.
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Mr. Thomas stripped Mr. Fielder of a gun near the Mott Haven Houses and shot him in the buttocks as he ran away, the police said.
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He grew up in Cholula, Mexico, and at the age of 15 "ran away from home," he said, and made his way to the United States.
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Years later, Bresha twice ran away from home to her aunt's house, first in January 2015 and then in May 2016, just weeks before the shooting.
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Lexi, a tumbler as strong as the boys, quit high school, ran away from home, and was in and out of jail by her junior year.
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Apata ran away from her husband after she was pressured to marry which led to a Sharia court sentencing her to death for adultery and witchcraft.
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Jack endured hard adventures of his own, starting when his mother died and he was rented out to a primitive farm from which he ran away.
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Late-deciding voters ran away from Dean, especially after the capture of Saddam Hussein in Iraq caused a spike in President George W. Bush's approval rating.
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Ethiopian Fantu Worku ran away with the women's 3,000 metres in 8 minutes 37.58 seconds with Kenya's Bethwel Birgen claiming the men's race in 7:38.50.
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Denver Nuggets 129 - New York Knicks 92 Will Barton led eight Nuggets in double figures with 173 points as visiting Denver ran away from New York.
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Television footage from the Mugla province showed hundreds of people abandoning their buildings and waiting on the streets, as others ran away from buildings on roads.
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In a flurry of funny new specials that supply escapist laughs and downplay their own significance, some stand-ups even embrace what Gary ran away from.
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At the age of fifteen, he ran away and found his way to Savoy, where he quickly became the boy toy of a Swiss-French noblewoman.
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"We got the kerosene for free from the village market after the kalars ran away," he said, using a Burmese slur for people from South Asia.
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She was only 13 when she ran away from home, briefly, with a young man her sister believed to have been much older—18 or 20143.
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The teenager's mother confronted the suspect, whom she described as a man wearing a dress and a blonde wig, and the suspect ran away, the affidavit stated.
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The video shows that Augustus was carrying a holstered handgun and that he reached for his waist as he ran away before he was shot multiple times.
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Budi allegedly asked the agent if they could make it look like the victim ran away, and then gave the agent the alleged target's information, WBTV reported.
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Johnson thrilled the world at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, where he literally ran away with the Gold in the 200m and 400m ... setting records in both.
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According to the post from Beckyjean Widen, her parents were forced to evacuate in the middle of the night, and in all the chaos, Izzy ran away.
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According to the department, Taylor ran away from LA sheriff's deputies Samuel Aldama and Mizrain Orrego after the two asked if he was on parole or probation.
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Cheryl could have been horrified by the fact that she was open with someone and ran away; she could have responded to any sympathy by lashing out.
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She says she was told that if she ran away the police would arrest her and she would be thrown in jail, where she would be raped.
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Two kids cut off their electronic monitoring devices as well, and one of them, Melissa, ran away from home and lived on the street for five days.
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In this case, not only did the two member stars get a divorce, their only child also ran away, so yeah, talk about a rough 600 years.
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Clippers 108, Suns 95 Austin Rivers scored 21 points, while Lou Williams had 18 off the bench as Los Angeles ran away with a victory over Phoenix.
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"Most of the staff ran away and left children and parents and their children to their fate," Alexander Bastrykin, the head of Russia's Investigative Committee (IC), said.
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" Dias said that at some point during the fight, it seemed to dawn on the muggers exactly who they were fighting, so they turned and "ran away.
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Once the Spaniard squandered four break points at 2-2 in the second set, he appeared to wilt under pressure and Schwartzman ran away with the match.
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We are also indebted to those who chose death and the many, many nameless folks who ran away, fought back and died in divine acts of resistance.
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"The men ran away, and many of us women were deported and enslaved...we felt so defenseless," said Seeham, the charismatic commander of a Syrian female militia.
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I once ran away from my mother's home, showed up at his place begging for him to take me in, and he drove me back without hesitation.
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Worknesh Degefa of Ethiopia ran away from the field in the women's race, taking a big lead by the 12th mile and hanging on for the victory.
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Love Is Blind ran away with subscribers like Giannina in a muddy wedding dress, like Barnett's dog down those furry stairs, like Jessica with someone else's husband.
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Nashville candidates are told to catalog every parking ticket and confess whether they ever ran away from home or faked being sick to get out of work.
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They had expectations that the civilians in Hue would actually rise up in support of their effort, and so people who ran away were regarded as suspect.
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"They're not billionaires, but it happens all the time," said Shelia Faye Simpkins, who ran away from home at 14 and into the arms of a pimp.
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Surie's secret also dredges up pernicious thoughts about another story she never discusses: the untimely death of a beloved son who ran away because he was gay.
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Houston dominated in the trenches and the Cougars' defense kept Lamar out of the end zone and ran away with a 42-0 victory over the Cardinals.
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For his part, Mr. Bradford initially ran away from the store entrance after the shots, the report said, but then drew his weapon and chambered a round.
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"We were driving through medians, driving through the lawn, speeding along and when we came to a stop, I jumped out the car and ran away," Mellen said.
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We are one of the laughing stocks of the world, with a government that ran away when it needed to take control and continue what it fought for.
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Before the events of GoT, Rhaegar, a married man, was in line for the Iron Throne when he met Lyanna, fell in love, and ran away with her.
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Stevie ran away from his home in Philly at age 15 and hitchhiked his way across to the west coast where he found himself homeless in San Francisco.
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On the stand, Slager argued self-defense, saying he shot Scott as he ran away because Scott posed a threat and could have turned around and charged him.
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Homestead police spokesperson Fernando Morales told BuzzFeed News the girl ran away as she was exiting a vehicle outside of the doctor's office located near Gonzalez Auto Care.
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"I struggled with an intruder, took him to the ground, I beat him up and he ran away with bruises all over him," Daniels joked to ABC News.
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He says he ran away from the area seeking safety when he was confronted by a Las Vegas police officer who ordered him to the ground. Equality. pic.twitter.
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Recently, the 9-month-old rat terrier ran away from home, and even after his searches turned up nothing, Rick was confident his furry friend was all right.
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Of the respondents who have reportedly seen ghosts, most said they "screamed and ran away" upon seeing the apparition (men were twice as likely to react this way).
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The fourth factor was the hollowing out of the Iraqi army, which simply ran away as ISIS made its most dramatic advances during the first half of 2014.
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And it looks like she still might gain some help, as when Rosita ran away, she noticed Daryl and his crossbow standing outside the Sanctuary waiting for her.
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Brown ran away from home that night after having a "disciplinary discussion" with his parents in which his cell phone taken away, according to the Des Moines Register.
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After my parents' divorce and my mother's descent into alcoholism, I ran away, was arrested for stealing a car at 15, and became a ward of the court.
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When he broke Monfils at love in the third game of the second set and ran away, 6-2, he appeared on his way to a routine victory.
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Burke (seven points) and Durant (eight points) traded buckets in the first three minutes of the fourth quarter before the Warriors ran away over the final nine minutes.
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Clinton ran away with Louisiana, where 51 delegates were up for grabs, while there were only 58 delegates at stake total between Nebraska and Kansas, where Sanders won.
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At 14, he ran away from the children's home and began to compose music, selling trinkets and pastries on the street and later playing in the city's bars.
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A zebra that ran away from a circus in Germany fled onto a highway and caused a traffic accident before it was shot dead by police on Wednesday.
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In the western city of Kisumu, the political bedrock of opposition leader Raila Odinga, one man died after sustaining an injury as he ran away from the clashes.
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An armed Hoover police officer who was working security at the mall confronted the gunman as he ran away from the scene and fatally shot him, police said.
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Read more: A family has been reunited with their pet cat after it ran away 11 years ago "Emerson was having seizures, we weren't sure why," Sinclair said.
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"I once saw a woman so distraught over the protesters that she burst into tears and just ran away into the nearby park to get away," Taylor says.
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This Korean period drama centers on Eugene Choi, a young boy who ran away to America aboard a warship during the United States expedition to Korea in 1871.
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Patti Sue ran away to live with friends, but returned home after a few months, saying that she no longer "wanted to be gay," according to Mr. Mathis.
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At 16, Ms. Brown ran away from her adoptive family and started to live in a motel with a pimp who raped her and forced her into prostitution.
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As bits of the burning roof fell down on them, Hasina said, she and Asma broke a hole in the side of the hut and ran away naked.
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Ramírez was 453 in the early '80s when she ran away with el Mago Dalton, a magician she met when the circus came to her town in Hidalgo.
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When the driver tried to lock the doors, the women jumped out of the back seat and ran away from the car shouting for help, Mr. Togneri said.
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Scott's death drew fierce reactions after a bystander video emerged of Slager, a North Charleston police officer, shooting Scott eight times as he ran away from the officer.
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His legal team has proposed the theory that Jennifer ran away and framed her husband for her murder in a move reminscent of the popular novel "Gone Girl."
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Sarajuddin ran away from home two years earlier to join the insurgents, and Malik remembered the intense pain he felt when he received word of his son's death.
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Dozens of police officials were cordoning off the two-tower, multi-storey complex as many people ran away and others were seen sitting on steps outside the lobby.
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Police in Conroe, Texas, just outside Houston, said Cedric Joseph Marks, 44, ran away from a Texas Prisoner Transport Services van while it was stopped at a McDonald's.
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He ran away from school at 16 and began studying art, continuing at Chelsea School of Art, now Chelsea College of Arts, after a stint in the Army.
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My father couldn't cope with it; he ran away from home when he was 14, whereas my grandfather was a very pro-Christian missionary, but like the choir.
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For years, she believed her abuser and did everything she could — ran away, distanced herself emotionally from her family, and defended Berchtold to the authorities — to keep him happy.
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On the stand, Slager argued self-defense, telling jurors he shot Scott as he ran away because he posed a threat and could have turned around and charged him.
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Later, when I was given a belt and told to whip an "enemy of the revolution", I ran away and was called a deserter by my fellow Red Guards.
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Sally had said the boy ran away from St. Joseph's; Schmaldienst told me that wasn't right, though the boy might have been at the orphanage at some earlier time.
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In the story, the son ran away and wanted nothing to do with his father, but the whole time the father was just waiting for him to come home.
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But moments later, border agents pulled up in vehicles and fired tear gas and pepper pellets at the crowd, which ran away immediately after the first rounds were fired.
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She said her oldest child ran away after she took away his tablet as a punishment and that their home was messy due to their frantic search for him.
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The dog, named Grizz, had been on the loose for three hours after it was spooked and ran away from its AVSEC (Aviation Security Service) handler on Friday morning.
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A Colorado man got a new leash on life Saturday after he found a dog belonging to an Army soldier that ran away from his home two months ago.
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He said he was abused by his parents, so he ran away from home — in Fort Lauderdale, Florida — in 1978, and has been mostly homeless and jobless ever since.
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She added that her oldest child ran away after she took away his tablet as a punishment, and their home was messy due to their frantic search for him.
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Williams was in no mood to waste energy on a piping hot day, though, and ran away with the breaker, winning the match with her 12th and 13th aces.
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In November, BHP Group forced a train off its tracks after it ran away without its driver en route to the northwestern iron ore export hub of Port Hedland.
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There's also a report that the swimmers pissed all over the station: Security tried to keep them on site, but two of the swimmers took off and ran away.
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The suspect then ran away and fired a shot at the pursuing officer, according to the police chief, who added that the officer returned fire and wounded the suspect.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A seven-year-old girl who ran away from her parents managed to take a train to Geneva airport and board a plane despite having no ticket.
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Shortly after Walker approached Ziegler's doorstep he ran away after the homeowner exited his home with a shotgun and fired at him, according to surveillance footage released this week.
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"They have no idea what service and sacrifice is when his turn, meaning Donald trump's turn, came to serve , he ran away," Khan said in an interview with MSNBC.
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The young girl from northern Kenya lived with the man for two weeks, she said, enduring abuse before she ran away with the help of another of his wives.
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When I introduced a 1930s explorer dude to a small space capsule with a rock monster in it, he shrieked, ran away, and promptly got eaten by said monster.
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She started college at 16, ran away to Finland in her early 20s, and eventually wound up studying writing and film at New York University in the early 2000s.
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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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She returned a few days later with a package of food, but when she threw it over the fence another woman caught it and ran away as Anne screamed.
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Nine months after 9-year-old Serenity Dennard went missing after she ran away from her residential children's home, South Dakota police are still chasing leads on her whereabouts.
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"We are hoping she ran away and is somewhere we haven't searched yet, but again the longer we go on, that is unlikely the scenario," Indiana State Police Sgt.
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But the man ran away, and, luckily for him, the bison seemed to decide it had better things to do that day than prove its dominance over a tourist.
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After a traumatic upbringing in which she was abused and molested by two family members and a family friend, she ran away from home at the age of 13.
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About the cat: The Brewer's yeast did the trick for Allen's allergies, but when the couple traveled to Europe in July, the cat, whose name is Gringo, ran away.
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Last year, a chilling case came to light when a 29-year-old woman, Maryam al-Otaibi, ran away from home, where she claimed male relatives had abused her.
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Domino's also added that some of the reindeer got frightened and ran away after hearing dogs barking, failing to prove themselves safe and reliable enough for the Christmas task.
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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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No. 22 Creighton (20-3, 7-943 Big East) made 13 3-pointers as it ran away from No. 16 Butler (18-5, 7-4), 76-67, in Indianapolis.
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The teen and Kevin Esterly, the man police say she willingly ran away with, were escorted to Miami by US Homeland Security Investigations agents and the US Marshals Service.
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The course of his life was changed when he was three years old, when his mother ran away with a Russian officer, leaving without saying goodbye to her son.
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At 16, she was placed in the custody of Awaken, a Christian nonprofit organization that works to end sexual exploitation, but she repeatedly ran away to return to pimps.
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Bella, 35, recently opened up about her first date with Chigvinstev, admitting she quite literally ran away from him out of fear their outing would be caught by paparazzi.
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Between September and November of 216 alone, more than 241 children ran away, according to prosecutors who have charged more than a dozen officials in connection with the fire.
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From carnival clowns and sword-swallowers to fire-eaters and live tigers, Hunter Barnes reveals the absurd and at times somber lifestyle of those who ran away with the circus.
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"Fighting has entered the first Aamel district today, there was a CTS attack at dawn, and they ran away, retreated," said Captain Muthanna al Saadi of the CTS 2nd division.
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As HarperCollins' press release for the book explains, McGowan was raised in a chapter of an organization called the Children Of God, until she ran away when she was 13.
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She added that her oldest child ran away after she took away his tablet as a punishment, and that their home was messy due to their frantic search for him.
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Zeeshan Siddiqui said Abdul Hadi, 25, already married with three children, and his 21-year-old cousin Hussaini Bibi ran away together a month ago and had yet to marry.
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Episode 5 Going into the fifth episode, we don't know that much about Nell, aside from the fact that she ran away to Hill House and died of mysterious circumstances.
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" Dawn doesn t think her daughter ran away, saying she "would have her hair and makeup done all the time" and that "she wouldn't just leave all her clothes behind.
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Rivers hit tight end Hunter Henry and wide receivers Tyrell Williams and Keenan Allen for scores of 3, 27 and 42 yards as the Chargers ran away from the Cowboys.
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On the stand, Slager had argued self-defense, telling jurors he shot Scott as he ran away because he posed a threat and could have turned around and charged him.
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Well, Ali if you hadn't faked your death, ran away, watched your friends get tortured from afar, and lied to everyone, then you could have had some real memories. 18.
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Chad Johnson's 11-year-old daughter Cha'iel just ran away with yet another gold medal in the 800m Jr. Olympic Finals in Houston ... defending her title from a year ago.
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"A dude in a big shirt, a really big dude in a green shirt came in, shot some dude in the head and ran away," the caller says, WCJB reports.
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Last time, Real Madrid fell behind in the first half, scored in the dying seconds of added time and then ran away with a three-goal win in extra time.
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The Kansas City Royals return to Citi Field on Tuesday night for the first time since they ran away with Game 5 of the World Series and clinched baseball's championship.
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They don't throw live cats in Ypres any more, of course; that stopped in 1817 after one lucky tabby reportedly landed unscathed (and ran away as fast as it could).
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Breein Tyree scored 14 of his 20 points during a 28-0 run in the second half as host Ole Miss ran away from Chattanooga 90-70 on Sunday night.
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The character is loosely based on three schoolgirls, including Shamima Begum, who ran away from east London to join IS in 2015, and also includes details of Levy's own experiences.
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It eventually proved too much for Thompson, who has now lost in the first round on all four of his appearances, as Kyrgios eventually ran away with the fifth set.
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With dour DC superheroes and "super-quotable" Marvel movies, maybe readers are looking for a way back to the days where good guys punched bad guys until they ran away.
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He kept going on and on, that's until "FDT" started blasting on the venue speakers and the wimpy impersonator got scared and ran away before YG could get to him.
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Beckham, always the priority, was now alone with Baltimore cornerback Tavon Young, whom he quickly ran away from and caught a dartlike Manning pass at the Giants' 239-yard line.
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Pushed to that deciding set by getting broken to end the second, Venus ran away with the win down the stretch, defeating Alizé Cornet, 6-3, 393-6, 6-0.
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He grew up poor in North Carolina and Tennessee, sent by his mother to work as an indentured servant (he eventually ran away; a reward was offered for his return).
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I swam in the water, I laid in the grass, I looked at rocks out of boredom, I ran away from a snake who was clearly not afraid of me.
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The boys ran away, then hid behind their parents before deciding to team up and attack me: One on my back, one on my leg, before everyone else joined in.
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In 237, Abdelkhader el-Mouaziz of Morocco ran away from the Kenyans chasing him far earlier than he was supposed to, leaving even the pacesetter behind and causing an upset.
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The lawsuit argued that Mr. Wilson was aggressive and profane in stopping Mr. Brown and a friend, and that he fired a shot at Mr. Brown as he ran away.
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It has stripped the citizenship of Shamima Begum, 20, who ran away at the age of 15 to join ISIS in Syria and had three children — all of whom died.
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Will Barton led eight Nuggets in double figures with 17 points Thursday night as visiting Denver ran away from the New York Knicks en route to a 129-92 win.
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"They said they ran away because conditions are difficult over there," said defense lawyer Thazin Myint Myat Win, referring to Rakhine State where most members of Myanmar's Rohingya community live.
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The blow of hurting my mom so profoundly anesthetized by the power of the poppy, I packed up my silver Honda with clothes, makeup, and guitars, and ran away to Hollywood.
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At first, I ran away from the horse and tried to pass it, but then I remembered Kalliope encouraging me to go back to a time where I couldn't stop giggling.
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But Cho, the defector, said the reports were "far from reality" as most workers would not even get a safety helmet, and labour conditions were so hostile that many ran away.
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As the man ran away, Mr. Plaza or someone with him fired at the man several times with a pistol before stealing the car, a spokesman for the prosecutor's office said.
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She ran away with a boyfriend when she was 17, ended up in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury District during the so-called "summer of love" and got pregnant, the AP reports.
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He's commenting on reports that a German teenage girl who ran away to join ISIS now regrets her decision and is being held in detention in Iraq, unable to return home.
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Jessica Raven, a former sex worker who is now campaigning for decriminalisation, says sex work saved her from extreme poverty when, as a teen, she ran away from a foster home.
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Democrats are flirting with socialism in ways they carefully and clearly ran away from in the past, handing President Trump a new way to unify Republicans — and to club his opponents.
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He is currently being held at a local juvenile detention center for a warrant issued after he previously ran away from home in a separate incident from his disappearance last August.
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It's about how the entire family was traumatized when Lorelai got pregnant at 16 and ran away, and about how they have been terrified of repeating the same mistakes with Rory.
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Stop killing black men: On Wednesday, a jury acquitted former-police officer Dominique Heaggan-Brown in the death of Sylville K. Smith who ran away from police at a traffic stop.
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There's a reason why the Doctor (soon to return to our screens played by Jodie Whitaker) ran away from her homeworld of Gallifrey and her people, also known as Time Lords.
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We were kind of driving through medians, driving through the lawn, speeding along and then finally, once he came to a stop, I jumped out of the car and ran away.
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Police said they tried to pull the suspect over but he sped away and drove into a residential complex, where he crashed the car and ran away as officer chased him.
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There is much to be said for adopting a shelter dog; if every canine companion that died or ran away were replaced with one, the shelters would be pretty much empty.
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"[She] ripped the sign out of his hands, and then ran away ripping it up while the officers had to go after her, make contact with her," LeMire told Yahoo News.
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I had these 12 disciples, these 12 guys, and they either betrayed me—Peter betrayed me, Judas betrayed me—or they all just ran away when the Romans came at me.
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But when the former vice president ran away with the South Carolina primary, it set off a chain of events that ultimately left Bloomberg with no real path to the nomination.
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One night in the spring or summer of that year, Mr. Weinstein pulled her into a secluded stairwell in the lounge and masturbated before she ran away from him, prosecutors said.
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Mr. Murrell had tried to get treatment for his gunshot wound at the same hospital, but ran away when he saw a large number of police officers there, Mr. Gough said.
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But on the Giants' next play from scrimmage, running back Saquon Barkley raced outside and ran away from every Philadelphia defender for a 250-yard score that tied the game again.
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After a brief struggle, both men ran away, and Smollett told police that one attacker had allegedly put a rope around his neck and poured an unknown chemical substance on him.
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Ms. Cooper ran away for a month to her boyfriend's house when she was 15, she said, and was thrown out of her mother's house when she became pregnant at 17.
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But Cho, the defector, said the reports were "far from reality" as most workers would not even get a safety helmet, and labor conditions were so hostile that many ran away.
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The Slave Who Ran Away Career of the Most Representative African America Has Produced Frederick Douglass has been often spoken of as the foremost man of the African race in America.
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Police said they had received multiple calls about a young boy with a gun, and said Thomas ran away from them at first when they approached, according to the news outlet.
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In the first film, pop star Debbie Taylor was on the verge of losing everything when she ran away to suburban Ohio to teach music to a talented group of misfit kids.
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When that didn't work, he ran away and spent the rest of his teenage years in the care of child services in British Columbia, psychiatric wards, and in juvenile detention for theft.
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Hugo then ran away from Nana and was forever determined to make it to a sky city himself, which is how he became involved in stealing cyborg parts for Vector (Mahershala Ali).
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Flores said David disguised himself and posed as Louise's father to check his girlfriend out of high school before the pair ran away before being located and returned to Princeton, West Virginia.
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She ran away from home at age 15, spent time in Seattle's burgeoning rock scene, and made her way to Vancouver for art school and the real beginning of her music career.
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Shannon Beador and Lydia McLaughlin's relationship got off to a rocky start on Monday's Real Housewives of Orange County — in a fight so intense, Shannon ran away from the scene in anger.
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One day he scarfed down six chicken breasts and a bratwurst Brad left unattended briefly, and within the first two weeks ran away and was found nearly forty miles away in Cleveland.
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Across 20 experiments involving 17 pumas, 83 percent of pumas fled when exposed to human voices, and only one puma ran away when hearing frogs (wow, that must be one nervous puma).
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The former TV host, who is married to actor Armie Hammer, 32, ran away from the noises and injured herself in the process while hurdling over barricades, according to her Instagram stories.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - Jurors in South Carolina on Friday watched three minutes of a cellphone video that captured white police officer Michael Slager shooting black motorist Walter Scott as he ran away.
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At 21, she enrolled in a secretarial course and before long she ran away to Johannesburg—a city blacks could enter to work, but were required to leave before the nightly curfew.
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Mohammad arrived in Sweden in 1993 having fled Iraq where her brother tried to shoot her with a Kalashnikov after she ran away from her own child marriage on her wedding day.
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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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Slager is charged with murder for repeatedly shooting Scott, 50, in the back as Scott ran away from him following a traffic stop in North Charleston, South Carolina, on April 4, 2015.
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That all changed when the oldest ran away and was found, visibly disheveled with long hair, a dirty beard, and old clothes, at a nearby bar, according to Dutch broadcaster RTV Drenthe.
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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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"Puntland forces ran away as we advanced to the town because they know we had taught them tough lessons before," Abdiasis Abu Musab, al Shabaab's military operations spokesman, told Reuters on Friday.
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On her travels with Maillart from Switzerland to Afghanistan, the two women engaged in high-speed chases with the police in Azerbaijan and ran away from officials near the Iran-Afghanistan border.
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But most of the teenagers ran away from the fight, and they watched horrified, as their friends turned savage, kicking and punching Virk, who lay in the mud, begging them to stop.
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At 19823, she ran away from home — hitchhiking to Paris — and was discovered by the casting director of an advertising agency while sitting at Les Deux Magots, the fashionable Left Bank cafe.
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After being led into a bare, concrete-wall reception room by prison guards earlier this month, he took one look at me and Brendan Hoffman, a Times photographer, and ran away screaming.
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During the American Revolution, owners asked to be compensated when bondspeople had died while working in lead mines in Virginia, for example, and when they sided with the British and ran away.
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The MSC Opera cruise ship, apparently unable to stop, blared its horn as it slammed into the much smaller River Countess boat and the dock as dozens of people ran away in panic.
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Slager, 36, faces up to life in prison after pleading guilty in May to violating Scott's civil rights by firing his gun eight times, hitting him with five bullets, as Scott ran away.
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The 24-year-old closed out the first set after an epic game at 5-3 and ran away with the match to end Zhang's own fairytale run as a 33rd-ranked qualifier.
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Eventually she ran away and got on to the first train she saw, arriving at Kamalapur station in the capital Dhaka, where she was found a few days later by rescuers from Leedo.
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An Iowa couple is mourning the loss of their 13-year-old son who was found dead on Sunday, five days after he ran away from home following a fight with his parents.
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The Clarks forced Sloan to lie to investigators about Colton's disappearance: Sloan had to say that Colton didn't want to go to an upcoming appointment with a psychologist and ran away, says Smith.
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Savage had argued the media created a "false narrative" of a white officer in North Charleston who stopped a black motorist for a brake light and just shot him when he ran away.
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When Jim Cramer looked back at the first quarter of 8003, he found that the stock market was broken into two groups: those who ran away screaming, and those who conquered fantastic gains.
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At age 19, she met the 46-year-old Ernst in London and ran away to France with him, but during World War II he was arrested, and she never saw him again.
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February 2016 The beginning of the month brought both symbolic and real victories for Sanders, who came within a hair of winning the Iowa caucus and ran away with the New Hampshire primary.
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My 2-year-old ran away while we were at a museum and the whole place was put on lockdown for 30 minutes until we found him "seeing patients" in the play hospital.
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His answer would draw on his life experiences: Formerly enslaved, he ran away to safety in the North and built a career around working for the abolition of slavery in the United States.
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Desperate to shelter her from death, they can't bear to tell Ellie that her beloved cat Church has died; they try to keep it a secret, agreeing to tell her it ran away.
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