I literally ran up to meet him after the thing.
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I was trespassing n ran up to grab some cotton.
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"She ran up to our convoy every day," she recalled.
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Sutherland said Seaman "ran up and tackled" the armed student.
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He just went holding onto the ropes and [ran] up.
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We disembarked as attendants ran up to get our luggage...
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But it's not just the bill the president ran up.
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Pulleys and ropes ran up the side of the keep.
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Biden ran up big margins in urban and suburban areas.
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I ran up to the train operator to thank him.
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He ran up to Harriott before practice the next day.
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I actually ran up to him when I shot him.
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I ran up a sizable credit card bill in school.
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Thomas Whisenand: We never ran up against any issues in Minnesota.
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"So I ran up to the car," Murchek told CBS 2.
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The boat ran up the wire and overturned in the water.
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"Brittany ran up behind me and pulled my hair," she said.
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He ran up Bunker Hill a ways to get a vantage.
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Busch ran up front until the final caution of the race.
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I looked around desperately and ran up to a police officer.
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The rigging for the chair ran up to the fortress's battlements.
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Mr. Saccone ran up his votes in the three outlying counties.
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Just as importantly, Biden ran up big margins throughout the South.
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Wolf said he tossed the catfish, then ran up the aisle.
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Eventually, they drugged the men and ran up their credit cards.
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They drugged extremely wealthy men and ran up their credit cards!
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The suspect ran up the stairs, past McClain and Batoum-Bisse.
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Another ran up, speaking loudly and rapidly in Arabic I couldn't catch.
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Local officials ran up debts, and seized lots of land for development.
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They ran up and down the museum steps shown in the movie.
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Finally, early 20th century myth ran up against late 20th century science.
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In the intervening years, George W. Boomer ran up trillions in debt.
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One day while driving her truck, a mouse ran up her leg.
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Guzman ran up the street to the town's shuttered urgent care facility.
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She ran up to me like I was her aunt or something.
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I ran up the stairs where I saw a transit authority worker.
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Then the dog shrieked and Dale ran up the stairs, eyes wide.
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"I ran up and down the truck area, jumping around," he said.
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Researchers soon ran up against radically different definitions, produced by different authorities.
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I ran up six flights of stairs and leapt onto the roof.
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You shot him," to which Drejka responded, "He ran up on me.
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I saw her a few months later and she ran up to me.
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A dog ran up to me and nuzzled his snout at my knees.
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Who cares if he paid it off, who cares what he ran up?
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Then he skipped town and ran up more than $21972,22011 worth of charges.
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But the labor movement ran up against powerful forces in the ensuing years.
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I ran up to her and told her how happy it made me.
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Some ran up to the mangled statue to kick and spit on it.
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Never mind that he pulled his opening drive and ran up a bogey.
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He says two guys ran up on him with guns and took "everything."
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People ran up to the mangled statue, kicking it and spitting on it.
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Sakuraba ran up, and slid in with a side kick to the head.
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That's when she ran up against Republicans in Congress for the first time.
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Someone ran up and said that no one could find the man's wife.
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George W. Bush ran up huge deficits to pay for his tax cuts.
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Ms. Elgizouli ran up to him and rinsed his face with Coca-Cola.
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"That barren woman ran up and down carrying seeds," one of them says.
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A black line ran up his body, as if splitting him in two.
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You should also figure out why you ran up a balance in college.
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Shares of internet companies ran up because there was a shortage of stock.
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"She ran up to me and she was crying and shaking," Wilson said.
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And even as Ryan was saying it, a chill ran up his nothing.
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That's when a second man ran up to try and help the gunman.
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But the activism ran up against the country's strict limits on free speech.
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A woman who recognized her from a Zumba class ran up to us.
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I tried them out on the street outside and ran up and down.
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Salas, a Santa Monica Police officer Bottenfield knew, ran up at the same time.
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You used to call me on my cellphone...and it ran up extra charges.
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She quickly ran up to her hotel room, frightened by what had just happened.
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"And when he saw him he ran up to him with a huge smile."
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This is the first year that a ton of men ran up to us.
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When their plane landed, children ran up to them asking for snacks and candy.
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As a novice congressman, I ran up against the most powerful lobby in Washington.
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Early in that campaign, they ran up against a problem they hadn't planned for.
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As she was leaving, a little girl ran up to Ardern and hugged her.
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The woman ran up to McCullough, who was yelling for help, the affidavit claims.
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She ran up to Green for a hug before slipping into her team jersey.
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He ran up and bit it and then he went running through the yard.
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The seasoned musician ran up onto the stage and gave Shepherd a big hug.
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Bashir's government ran up enormous budget deficits by subsidizing fuel, bread and other products.
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For this reason, among others, the reformist project ran up against the security establishment.
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" He said, "I was surprised when people ran up against this wall of incomprehensibility.
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A different man ran up to me and acted like he was my father.
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And the social team frenetically ran up its Facebook page engagement as November loomed.
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He ran up on us and asked what kind of car Kerby was driving.
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When she ran up the stairs for a play date at a friend's house.
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Meanwhile, transaction fees ran up to $5 in June and are still near $2.
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A medic ran up and injected King with morphine as he bled to death.
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A woman ran up to the police tape, jumping and screaming, overcome with emotion.
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Four or five guns were firing as officers ran up, using his vehicle for cover.
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The room was comped and Nixon ran up some big debts at Lansky's gambling casino.
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Prices initially ran up quickly because there was so much demand and so little supply.
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We just ran up on a team that has been there the last four years.
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Home prices ran up sharply in the past three years, far faster than income growth.
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Birkett and two other men ran up to her porch where she was crying out.
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I was sticky with sweat, but when a breeze ran up my arms, I shivered.
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The couple appear to be nearly off stage by the time the fan ran up.
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Sure enough they ran up on us and everyone ditched their shit except my boy.
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One child and his mother got over the fence and ran up the hill behind.
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Juul faced regulatory problemsJuul&aposs rapid growth ambitions ran up against regulation in other cases.
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I ran up wooden staircases in buildings constructed hundreds of years ago to reach him.
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Democrats for years ran up massive debt using the cudgel of the last economic recession.
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Another young man ran up $169,000 in costs for medical care, physical therapy, and counseling.
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In the past, candidates intent on suppressing the black vote ran up against technological barriers.
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She also ran up large tabs at luxury hotels and restaurants that she never paid.
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Previous attempts to expand Medicaid ran up against the veto pen of a GOP governor.
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Before the cabdriver left, I ran up to his window and asked him the fare.
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Delays ran up to more than four hours on other flights, a KLM spokesman said.
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"I ran up about $19923,000 on my credit cards that I couldn't pay," she said.
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She ran up big margins around Rochester and held her own in many rural areas.
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But he quickly ran up against the limits of Washington's influence over the fractious country.
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"I'm thrilled with what just happened here," said Dunham as Lauer ran up to Shriver's side.
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As Spencer was speaking, a masked individual ran up, socked him in the face and fled.
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"They growled a couple times but they never ran up to me," she told the station.
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"Telly was the first dog that ran up to me and licked my face," she said.
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He ran up the tree and rubbed his cheeks on it - something he couldn't do before.
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She just kind of ran up, put her arms on it, hopped herself up and over.
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"They growled a couple times but they never ran up to me," she told the outlet.
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Seconds later, Vivian ran up to Bündchen, who lifted her up in a very affectionate hug.
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The next day I ran up and down the Mall and I thought, they're still here.
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I know I slipped at some stage in my socks, as I ran up the porch.
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The teen's family, including her grandfather, were overjoyed and also ran up on stage to celebrate.
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"We were digging foxholes and we ran up against all these bones," Mr. Crawford, 71, recalled.
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Screaming, I stepped over his body and ran up the stairs, where Rachel Scott lay dead.
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As they passed, a young boy ran up to me, smiled and asked, "How are you?"
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Ferrara ran up to him, phone in hand, ready to grab a video of the singer.
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Then suddenly this teenager ran up behind me and kicked me in the ass—just because.
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In a Bloomberg survey released this week, Clinton ran up an 18-point lead over Trump.
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And they ran up against this issue where there wasn't that much that she could do.
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For years, Google ran up to eight paid ads on the right side in desktop mode.
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He ran up debts in 2016 between $60,000 and $200,000 on three credit cards and a loan.
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I was like oh shit child, off you go and they ran up to get their parents.
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"I just [said] bye and went up, ran up the stairs, and entered my building," Ravina testified.
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Duvier was by Kim's side last week when a notorious prankster ran up and kissed her butt.
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"I ran up as they were playing it, and I tapped Sonny on the back," Scanlan says.
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While stocks ran up after Trump's victory in November, they are about 1.5 percent off its highs.
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"Someone ran up and checked his pulse and said, 'He's dead, let's go,' " MacKinnon says through tears.
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Long ran up $94,000 in salary costs, $85033,000 in travel expenditures and $2,000 in maintenance-related costs.
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"There was never a woman with power that he ran up against, until Pelosi," Res told MSNBC.
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She said she ran up to help the truck driver but then saw he had two guns.
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At one point a man ran up the aisle, there was a tussle and the livestream cut.
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Speculators in China's volatile financial markets, already prone to producing bubbles, ran up the price of coal.
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Afterward, he said, several protesters ran up, pulled a woman from under the vehicle and ran off.
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The quarterback who repeatedly ran up against Aaron Rodgers in the postseason and made him look obsolete.
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I went to a small village in the woods and ran up to a female human warrior.
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A man got out of car, ran up behind them, shot each in the head, and fled.
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"But there was never a woman with power that he ran up against, until Pelosi," she said.
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The president won in 2016 partly because he ran up huge victories in small, heavily rural counties.
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I think I was in the metro and four young Afrcan American women ran up to me.
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They are now complaining that he ran up credit card debt on buying baseball tickets to Nats games.
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Of that $317,000 spent on Cook, Quartz noted, flights came to around $93,000 and security ran up $224,000.
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I sped to my parents' house and ran up to Tommy's room, eager to share what we'd discovered.
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It was bought out by a private-equity consortium in 2005, and ran up debts that top $5bn.
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The man ran up to the tracks and pushed the dog out of the way and was struck.
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The officer said concertgoers ran up to ask to join a police team as they entered the venue.
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Golf Channel cited unidentified people at a strip club saying that Allenby ran up a $3,400 tab there.
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The Detroit Lions ran up a 21-3 lead on them before they mounted a failed comeback attempt.
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Stocks that ran up could fall back and bets against some retail stocks will pay off, he said.
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"It's not like she ran up to every female at Target to hand out her card," Howland wrote.
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A five-year-old child ran up and down the aisle, back and forth, to nary a reaction.
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As he lost consciousness, his sister, who had been watching from afar, ran up and cut him down.
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"All in all, it was a good day, and we ran up front and led laps," Truex said.
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Young children ran up to him, yelled "Cisco!" and jumped into his arms, drawn by gifts of candy.
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They ran up credit card debt before realizing they couldn't keep up and didn't really want to, either.
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The Intercept reports the small, secretive Dragonfly team ran up against the company's wider bureaucracy, and got smushed.
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As Bay 12 Games continued to develop Dwarf Fortress, it ran up against the limitations of that choice.
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Clinton ran up the score in Mississippi, winning 22019 delegates to Sanders's 4, according to The Associated Press.
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Then the women ran up the steps "as fast as safely possible," Dr. Gibala says, for 20 seconds.
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He had just one three-putt as he ran up 13 birdies, to go along with eight bogeys.
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Caldwell ran up to the front, tearing out pages from hymnals and thrusting the paper into soldiers' hands.
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"I remember one moment when Alina ran up the stairs, tripped and she fell up them," she said.
|
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Ms. Sorokin essentially ran up large bills at various hotels, restaurants and even with a private jet operator.
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One man ran up to the young victim and covered his face with a jacket, according to witnesses.
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She excitedly ran up to Billie Eilish on the red carpet, judging by photos posted by Entertainment Tonight.
|
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Jose, 4, immediately ran up to the front and asked if he could get his computer, prompting laughter.
|
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He made for the island, then ran up a hill overlooking the ocean where he joined four others.
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According to People, she ran up a $12,000 bill there that Affleck may or may not have paid.
|
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But the minute the second executive order ran up against legal trouble, Trump started distancing himself from it.
|
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Without legal and political knowhow, Trump's predisposition to simply issue orders ran up against a wall very quickly.
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Months later, his disdain for negative campaigning ran up against the realities of a tightening contest against Hillary Clinton.
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Lincoln, the three-legged dog who plays family pet Chewie, ran up and greeted newcomers at the front door.
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A young repairman lunged out of a van he was trying to parallel park and ran up to us.
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Women ran up the street in Pescara del Tronto yelling, "She's alive!" after the 230-year-old was found.
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A second man ran up and helped to push the young man into the car, where they blindfolded him.
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The moment Scarlett ran up to her room in the middle of the party — for a very adorable reason.
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I continued walking until some very generous friends ran up behind me to secure it back on my head.
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The answer came from my daughter, who ran up the hill like a screwy Italo-English-speaking town crier.
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A man ran up to Julieth Gonzalez Theran, kissed her on the cheek, and appeared to grab her breast.
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In just one month, March 2011, Mr. Davis ran up gambling losses of $200,000 at one Las Vegas casino.
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NBA YoungBoy's concert exploded into violence Friday night, after someone ran up on him and tried stealing his chain.
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And Roethlisberger was nearly flawless in running the offense, which ran up 219 yards in the first quarter alone.
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A producer spoke to one of my friends at Drexel and I ran up to ask for an introduction.
|
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Cramer said he can't recommend the stock at nearly $80 because it ran up too far and too quickly.
|
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As I walked through the parking lot, two little kids ran up to me, the children of another employee.
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As she advanced through school, Secretary Clinton continually ran up against people who undercut her aspirations with sexist remarks.
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After her presentation, Pinnell ran up to Kfir and told her that she wanted to be her first subject.
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As she ran up to the canyon rim, her weakened foot cramped and she crawled to the turnaround point.
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Ms. Feinstein ran up against liberal Democratic leaders after her defense of intelligence gathering opposed by President Barack Obama.
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That's not exactly what happened, but it was close enough that we sort of ran up against the headlines.
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Its shares ran up 23 percent this year to a new high and a market value above $600 billion.
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One person ran up to the body and covered the young man's face with a jacket, the witnesses said.
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Many states operated high-risk pools before the A.C.A., but they ran up large losses and benefited few people.
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Somebody rather large in the audience ran up, jumped into the cage with me, and proceeded to attack me.
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But within minutes, Charlie Nieves — Mr. Pagan's former brother-in-law — shouted "Macho," then ran up and embraced him.
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"He ran up to her like we were at Disney World and she was Mickey Mouse," his mother said.
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But as she struggled to deal with the loss of her husband, she ran up credit card bills again.
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Suddenly a young boy, maybe eight years old, noticed Tribes NASA badges and ran up to ask a question.
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Sparks ran up to the two other officers, standing mere yards before the double glass doors of the campus library.
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He said he ran up to the second floor to try to intercept Cruz but did not see the teen.
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A couple of BIG3 basketball players who were also on the flight ran up and helped Rapaport restrain the passenger.
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She reportedly ran up to Chance in the middle of the ceremony, and he picked her up and held her.
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"We've ran up the market on the June here," said Altin Kalo, agricultural economist for New Hampshire-based Steiner Consulting.
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Cramer speculated that the decline was simply due profit taking after the stock ran up dramatically going into the quarter.
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A woman ran up to me at the gym to ask me for tips on how to start lifting heavy.
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"We're seeing profit-taking after the prices ran up," said Terry Reilly, senior commodity analyst for Futures International in Chicago.
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"We're seeing profit taking after the prices ran up," said Terry Reilly, senior commodity analyst for Futures International in Chicago.
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Williams finished with 26 points, while DeAndre Jordan ran up a 29-point, 18-rebound double-double for Los Angeles.
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"My friend ran up to the house and banged on the door and got everybody out," he told the station.
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Mitt Romney ran up a higher score among white voters than Ronald Reagan when Reagan had a landslide in 1984.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Robinson allegedly ran up huge gratuities bills on the company American Express card.
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I felt that my pistol was still on me, so I ran up to him and started emptying my clip.
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As he got out of the car, a Gilford officer ran up, yelling at him to get on the ground.
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Our platoon leader ran up next to us and we thought he'd be proud that we were running so well.
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An off-duty emergency medical technician ran up amid the gunfire and helped the woman drag her injured friend away.
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Dias said the actor ran up to the assailants and pulled them away, shouting "leave him alone" before they fled.
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I was riding my bike, and a lady in the neighborhood accidentally ran up on the curb and hit me.
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Twelve months later, he gleefully ran up the score in 101-88 beatdown that cost the Sharks' coach his job.
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Last year, I was dressing up as Spiderman and a little child ran up and threw his arms around me.
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We ran up the steps and down the track to our train, jumping on just as it was pulling out.
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Mitt Romney ran up a higher score among white voters than Ronald Reagan, when Reagan had a landslide in 1984.
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Men who were running from the police ran up to the shelter's doors and told Elizabeth to let them in.
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The policeman ran up into the bathroom, and when he got there, found a bloody handprint on the shower curtain.
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He ran up the score on opponents, once ordering an onside kick even though his team was ahead 45-0.
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With only an hour or so until we had to leave, I ran up the steps to the Royal Tombs.
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Climbing out of their trucks, they ran up the steep hill, but quickly realized there was nothing they could do.
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The camera tracked basketball players as they ran up and down the court at New York's Chelsea Piers sports center.
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When the woman ran up to her and took a swing, Ms. Acosta fatally stabbed her, according to court records.
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From the stage — Biden's big campaign launch — she likely had a complete view of two white press tents, rather than the peach steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which Rocky Balboa ran up in dismal old 1976, and a series of tourists and joggers ran up while she spoke on a bright spring afternoon.
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I looked around and even ran up to some guy to ask if it was his, but he said it wasn't.
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Calvasina said the chip stocks ran up on optimism for a trade deal as a group during the months of negotiations.
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In the month prior to Trump's announcement, the cost of crude ran up about $7 a barrel, hitting 3½-year highs.
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When Charlee recently graduated from her Connecticut Pre-K, Derek ran up to her, gave her a hug and started crying.
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Two weeks ago, President Trump nominated Jessica Rosenworcel, a former commissioner forced to depart in January when her term ran up.
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She ran up thousands of dollars in medical and dental bills and ended up losing her job, and eventually her house.
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I ran up the following debts: It was only later that I could catch my breath and tally it all up.
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Upon returning it ran up a tree, where hopefully it doesn't have to encounter a bunch of pesky dogs ever again.
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They ran up to the gate, Hunter yelled to the security guard, and they re-did the proposal on the stage.
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Then he ran up against the strictures of the Eurozone's stability and growth pact and was stymied in executing his agenda.
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She ran up comfortable margins in the heavily Democratic Lexington area, but Barr was able to win overwhelmingly in rural areas.
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Upon seeing Marmolejo and Gary, who were responding to the call, arrive in their vehicle, Brown allegedly ran up the embankment.
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Nearby, a little girl with pink-and-purple hair ran up and down the stairs, as Fekkai himself watched with admiration.
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Leon and Howie and the girls ran up ahead, while I walked more slowly to keep my daughter-in-law company.
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And Norman only won because he ran up good margins in the Charlotte suburbs, an area where Republican strength is eroding.
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Every time the Pacers ran up against their own limitations in the playoffs, Hibbert's own limitations seemed that much more glaring.
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As she approached a salad shop, a woman ran up to her and said she wanted a photo for her grandchild.
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The Dodgers ran up deGrom's pitch count in the sixth when he needed 34 pitches against the heart of their order.
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"Didn't score, didn't even touch the ball for maybe 15 minutes, but she ran up and down every time," he said.
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But the crowd dwindled as Ms. Kelly ran up large margins and news agencies started to call the race for her.
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On clay, he ran up a 14-match winning streak that was stopped in the final in Rome by Rafael Nadal.
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And Joshua Carter, just 210 years old, ran up on the steps of a church and died along with his mother.
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Carson Palmer was throwing touchdown passes, Adrian Peterson was slashing through the defense, and the Cardinals ran up a huge lead.
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Many of the people one most wanted to hear from ran up the stairs quickest, avoiding the queries of attendant reporters.
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RUTLEDGE: I'M NOT SURE WHY THE STOCK PRICE RAN UP. I THINK THERE WERE OTHER FACTORS BESIDES OUR ACTUAL OPERATING PERFORMANCE.
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At two schools, students ran up more than $150,000 in student debt but earned, three years after graduation, slightly over $84,000.
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Putin has left the Kremlin once before, when he first ran up against term limits in 2008 and became prime minister.
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Snell, who was 20123-foot-10 and powerfully built, ran up to 100 miles a week in training for the Olympics.
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Clinton ran up huge margins in traditionally liberal enclaves and stamped out nearly every last wealthy precinct that supported the Republicans.
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Ice cream ran up and down my arms; it slipped inside the gloves; it stuck in the crevices behind my knees.
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He was replaced on Sunday by Eric Rowe, and Butler watched on feeling helpless as the Eagles ran up 538 yards.
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As the boar ran up to the fence on that summer day, I felt a huge and hopeful pressure in my chest.
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In 2016, the service started at $15 per month and ran up to $50 per month for unlimited movies in bigger cities.
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At times, candidates need to keep fundraising after they drop out, just to pay off the bills they ran up while running.
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The price of housing in rich countries began to rise in the 1970s as population growth ran up against restrictive planning policies.
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In a video posted to Twitter, she ran up to the truck until she got in front of it and it stopped.
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Bieber was riding in the back of a car when a guy ran up to the car and stuck his hand in.
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Vitalii Sediuk ran up on Kim's rear Wednesday in Paris ... slipping past security and planting a kiss right on her left cheek.
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Nike touched a low of about $66 in December then ran up 33 percent, peaking at about $88 last week, he said.
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Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund, the biggest in the world, ran up another quarterly loss, this time of ¥3 trillion ($50 billion).
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As I ran up the stairs inside PS 87, I suddenly remembered the sticker was there and stopped to peel it off.
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Prior to that, the stock ran up about $12, from about $33 per share, following optimistic outlook during its June earnings report.
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Once the celebrations began, Nani, the vice captain, ran up to him and returned the captain's armband as Ronaldo welled up again.
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The stock ran up huge today with the Chinese president talking about lowering tariffs on American cars, [a] big win for Tesla.
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O'Connor ran up the score his home base of Franklin County, and Balderson also did well in his area of Muskingum County.
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My little nephew ran up to me, rubbed his own head in empathy and hugged me in an attempt to comfort me.
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I know you've probably read stories about liberal-arts college graduates who ran up enormous debts and now can't find decent work.
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He said that when he ran up to the platform, he saw that another man was already trying to help the girl.
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Obama ran up deficits in his first term much larger than any deficit Trump is expected to record in his first term.
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One dinner described by prosecutors ran up a bill of $6,599.87 that included $1,760 for four bottles of Louis Roederer Cristal Champagne.
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It ran up deficits every year and has hundreds of millions of dollars of debt resulting from the purchase of the building.
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Sanders ran up some massive margins over Hillary Clinton in congressional districts across the country — often in districts whose representatives endorsed Clinton.
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Der Klassiker had an auspicious start for visiting side Borussia Dortmund, as Bayern Munich ran up two goals in only 10 minutes.
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After Republicans ran up the federal deficit by $1 trillion, House Democrats want to establish themselves as the party of fiscal responsibility.
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They ran up an early 3-0 lead, then hung on to eke out a 5-4 win over the Chicago White Sox.
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In the summer, flushed cheeks mean you just ran up a flight of stairs after hopping off the crowded, air conditioner-free subway.
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But progress soon slowed as forces grew nearer to the city's center and ran up against a well-prepared and entrenched ISIS opposition.
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Former president George W. Bush's deployment of 6,000 National Guard troops over two years, from 2006 to 2008, ran up to $1.2 billion.
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""John bailed out of the car and ran up to the door of the bus and Ralph Kramden'd his way into the seat.
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"A very good win against a real good football team," Kansas City coach Andy Reid said after the Chiefs ran up 537 yards.
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But after leaving the White House, he lost money on the business and ran up large debts toward the end of his life.
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"The agenda that the administration laid out that the group ran up on is just taking time to come to fruition," Goldberg said.
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Several people in the group ran up to the truck and ripped out the flags, bringing them into the crowd as others applauded.
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Drouin scored his third goal with just 49 seconds left as Montreal ran up 22 shots to Calgary's eight in the middle period.
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And when the Securities and Exchange Commission sought to enforce the act in recent years, it ran up against sweeping opposition in Congress.
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The Eagles ran up a 21-3 lead across the second half, keeping the Vikings offense off the board until the final minute.
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In the old days, they chopped wood, baled hay, ran up and down mountains, and rode motorcycles at a hundred miles an hour.
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The 753-year-old gave up just two hits but ran up his pitch count quickly thanks to nine strikeouts and four walks.
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And his diplomatic work, trying to bring peace to the Middle East, ran up against the intractability of the conflicts in that region.
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Our size pool only ran up to a 16 because that's who responded to our open call for volunteer testers at Insider Inc.
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More downside could be ahead simply because the price of bitcoin and many other digital currencies just ran up so sharply last year.
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I found the guy who was laughing the hardest, he had the ball, so I just ran up to him and decked him.
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As protesters stepped back from heavily armored riot police, Evans stood alone, maintaining her calm as two officers ran up to arrest her.
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I sang "Comes Love," they all ran up to give me money and I said to myself, that's what I'm going to do.
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Biden ran up the margins in Michigan, Missouri and Mississippi, increasing his delegate lead to what many commentators say may soon be insurmountable.
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The big margins he ran up in every county suggest that, as expected, Latino voters came through for him in the Sunshine State.
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"I was deceived and sold a whole bunch of fake antiques and ran up a huge debt as they didn't sell," he explained.
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He ran up four years of exemptions while at Wharton, and then he discovered that he had a bone spur in his heel.
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Would-be passengers ran up and down the platform searching for a few inches of space to push themselves into the teeming cars.
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His partners and three other officers who ran up to assist Officer Mulkeen heard the gunshots and some of them also fired weapons.
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After the game, some in the soccer world were critical of Team USA, saying they ran up the score and celebrated too much.
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It ran up to the green about 20 feet away, and he used that rhythmic putting stroke to trickle it into the cup.
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In an effort to distract the jaguar, Wilkerson said, his mother ran up behind him and shoved her water bottle through the cage.
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Then, Mr. Smith said, a man ran up to the car, tried to snatch Jacquelyn's necklace through the open window and stabbed her.
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Former president George W. Bush's deployment of 6,000 National Guard troops over two years, from 2006 to 2008, ran up a $1.2 billion bill.
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A friend of the victim's ran up, whereupon the shooter shot that 18-year-old man as well—along with several others—before leaving.
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"As fast as he could — which was not very fast — he ran up to me tail wagging, first day I met him," Kramer recalled.
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That's because home prices ran up so far so fast during the recent historic housing shortage, that higher rates are having an outsized impact.
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Even if that photo does look like she's an excited fan who ran up to Leo in a mall and asked for a photo.
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At Malaka, east of Gaza City (see map), protesters ran up a raised bank to burn tyres or cut through coils of barbed wire.
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When he heard an explosion, he knew immediately it was a bomb, and he ran up a staircase in the direction of the noise.
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THEY ran up the hill to burn tyres or cut the coils of barbed wire that mark the start of Israel's frontier with Gaza.
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Utilities and other dividend-paying stocks ran up as investors were searching for higher yielding investments and were discouraged by super low bond yields.
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I don't want you to give up on it, but boy it ran up to $14, I guess that was the chance to sell.
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An unidentified man ran up to Arnold's back and leaped into a drop-kick maneuver, making contact with the actor and propelling him forward.
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The officer then ran up to me, grabbed me forcefully by my jacket and swung me around, slamming me up against a food truck.
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Democrats also ran up double digit margins among African American and Hispanic voters, while only falling 2628 percentage points behind Republicans among white voters.
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Democrats also ran up the score with younger voters and voters of color, traditionally liberal constituencies, while also winning men, 45 to 42 percent.
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She recounted how she ran up to the crew chief, dropped her things to shake his hand, and quickly flipped through the necessary forms.
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Tannehill ran up the middle on a quarterback draw out of the pistol formation, diving into the end zone for a 3-210 lead.
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As Johnson and his family ran up to the second level of their home, about 8 to 9 feet of mud followed them closely.
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She opened several credit cards and ran up an eclectic range of charges to Apple, JetBlue, Victoria's Secret, and clubs and restaurants in Miami.
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A small group of masked women disguised as clowns ran up to the main entrance of the office and defaced it with red paint.
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"Medical debt isn't like someone who just ran up their credit card because they bought too many clothes or something like that," Tome said.
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Landry seemed headed for a runaway victory until he ran up three straight bogeys from the 26th hole at the PGA West Stadium course.
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"One time, she called her private assistant, and he ran up and told me, 'Elizabeth would really like those Christmas decorations photographed,' " Opie said.
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Duterte, 74, was endorsing Senate candidates at the event in central Bohol province when the insect ran up his left shoulder, video footage showed.
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Having ran up as far as $1.2988, sterling fell well under $1.28 before regaining momentum to trade at $1.2863, up 0.26% on the day.
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But even those costs ran up — Tam says that over the years he took second, third and fourth jobs to keep fighting the case.
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"The prices really ran up quickly and a lot of inventory built up," said John F Wines, a broker at Saunders & Associates in Southampton.
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At the end of the song he gave me a hug and then ran up the stairs of the arena with tears in his eyes.
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Sweeney also has said that the couple ran up $25,000 in credit card debt and spent $5,000 in cash in the days before the shooting.
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Rather than trimming production to meet demand, it relied on increasingly hefty incentives that ultimately ran up its losses and contributed to its eventual bankruptcy.
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I could've ran up and just grabbed him and let a few other guys call the cops, but instead I walked up and hit him.
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But the Cougars ran up a 13-1 record last year and are a trendy pick this season to give big problems to larger programs.
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Brennan played online games, keeping a virtual pet on the cartoonish Neopets site, but ran up against the limitations of the internet of the day.
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While an undergraduate at the University of Southern California, he ran up $12,000 in credit card debt buying designer clothing and dining in fancy restaurants.
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One night in July of 2017, when she was ready to end her life, Hart's two daughters, 7 and 8, ran up and hugged her.
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Industrial stocks such as United Rentals ran up to a record high in March on hopes of Trump's proposal to spend $1 trillion on infrastructure.
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Stephenson ran up nine three-ball counts in the 13 hitters he faced and was charged with a no-pitch intentional walk to Kolten Wong.
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Because PepsiCo's shares ran up from $103 in February to $114 heading into the quarter, one of the best moves in the packaged goods space.
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Even before the original deal was announced in December, oil prices ran up on speculation and continued to hold in the $50s for several months.
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I saw a passenger pumping on her chest performing CPR and someone ran up to the front of the plane where they got a defibrillator.
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Darwin, in the early 2000s, ran up some debt after buying some homes, so he took a canoe out to sea and promptly went missing.
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Lydia Gilbert, a junior at Highland, said her mother was dropping her off when a student ran up and warned her there was a shooting.
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Mr. Berkley ran up to a girl in the Whitestone section of Queens as she walked to school at the private Whitestone Academy on Dec.
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Joaquin's father, Manuel Oliver, ran up the aisle between the graduating students to loud cheers and applause as the crowd gave him a standing ovation.
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Democrats ran up their vote totals in the cities, offset by big Republican margins in rural areas and in the southwest, around Springfield and Joplin.
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France has pushed hard for a digital tax to cover European Union member states, but ran up against resistance from Ireland, Denmark, Sweden, and Finland.
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As usual, the party out of power is waving the deficit red flag even though it ran up big debts when it was in power.
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The P.O.V. of these houses was shot from an E-car that ran up and down the golf course mimicking the movement of a train.
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The power utility ran up an $8 billion debt over many years, largely due to poor bill collection, causing the system to fall into disrepair.
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In September 2010, Jahmal Lightfoot ran up behind a woman on a sidewalk in the Morris Park neighborhood of the Bronx, according to court records.
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It was there when he first ran up against match-fixing, drafting English cricket's first set of Anti-Corruption Directives, which were implemented in 2000.
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" Yet two aggressive bidders last year at Christie's New York ran up the price on a dark Rothko, two luminous rust-colored clouds titled "No.
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He was seated when his attacker, whom officials identified as Artemio Rosa, 27, ran up behind him and placed him in a chokehold, she said.
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On the other hand, Venkateshwar notes, last year's NFL preseason ran up against the Summer Olympics, so 2017 ratings ought to be higher than 2016.
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As he took the interview podium in the media workroom, his mother, Desiree Wallace, ran up and hugged her son as both melted into tears.
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Chubb ran up the middle for 7 yards, getting the Bulldogs to 3rd-and-353, and Fromm aggressively threw deep to Hardman on the sideline.
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No: President Trump and Republicans in Congress ran up our tab with a $1.9 trillion tax cut ... that showered benefits on corporations and the wealthy.
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One hand rested on some kind of machine, from which tubing ran up her arms, under her nose, and around the top of her head.
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In 2012 Ms. Smithson was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and the couple ran up some $150,000 in uninsured medical expenses over the next few years.
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He ran up the stairs three or four at a time (trash bags, mop), and came down slowly, step by step (bed frames, picture frames).
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Sounds nice, but in 33 The Times's architecture critic argued that the plan ran up against one of New York's hottest commodities: a spectacular view.
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He ran up the middle off was stopped by four Arizona tacklers short of the first down with 12:15 left in the fourth quarter.
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Off-leash dogs ran up and down little hills of concrete as the woman explained her mission to the owner of a mutt named Alice.
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After the panel, I was getting ready to leave when a young woman ran up to me, tears in her eyes, and grabbed my hand.
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I went out the front door and ran up the hill I lived on to an outdoor area where my family used to picnic together.
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Williams said the Fed has yet to decide how much to shrink the portfolio, which ran up from $900 billion before the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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We kind of looked around, and somebody yelled out, 'This person's moving,' so I remember a couple of officers behind me ran up and grabbed somebody.
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As police were approaching the property, Spadafora's brother ran up to them "and revealed that he was stabbed in the thigh by Spadafora," the statement alleges.
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Every week, Buffy and her friends ran up against monsters that would in some way tie into the struggles they were facing in their own lives.
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Early Mover in Land Replenishment: Longfor added land in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing and Suzhou in 2015, before prices ran up in 2016.
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As the athlete was enjoying the moment, however, Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski ran up and snatched the jersey from Brady's grip, running toward the dugout.
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The French leader pushed hard for a digital tax to cover European Union member states, but ran up against resistance from Ireland, Denmark, Sweden and Finland.
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But Canadian oil trades at a steep discount to the U.S. benchmark CLc1, made worse in recent months as rising output ran up against transportation bottlenecks.
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Rodriguez told CNN that the woman then ran up to a group of men and allegedly told them he had been trying to take her daughter.
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He seemed a little confused and nervous until my dog Copper jumped out of his chauffeured car and ran up the tarmac into the private jet.
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Some clever statisticians at BoyleSports, an Ireland-based bookmaking firm, ran up the numbers on who may die in the next episode based on gambling odds.
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It's not the romcom stereotype she once had with Danny — remember when she ran up all the stairs of the Empire State Building to meet him?
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Shares of Spotify ran up 14 percent from their first day of trade a month ago, closing at $170 ahead of its first quarter financial report.
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But Canadian oil trades at a steep discount to the U.S. benchmark CLc1, made worse in recent months as rising output ran up against transportation bottlenecks.
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In the second clip, Wahlberg ran up to a different group, whose bus was stopped on the street after seeing the commotion with the first group.
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Early Mover in Land Replenishment: Longfor added land in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing and Suzhou in 3371852, before prices ran up in 21750.
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I ran up in glee, but my excitement was met with horror when I saw the headphone jack was not a fit for my Apple headphones.
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A person ran up the slope toward us to say that Mario Savio, a hero of Berkeley's free-speech movement in the sixties, had just died.
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On a recent spring day, a slight second-grader ran up to his teacher in the hallway to say that a classmate had been hitting him.
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As the ball cleared the hole, Mickelson ran up to the ball, got in front of it, then hit the moving ball back toward the hole.
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Her skill at camouflaging a blistering critique behind a cordial smile stuck with Morgan E. Welch, a lawyer who ran up against her more than once.
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" Then a young woman ran up and heaved a sledgehammer into the giant screen, shattering the myth of the single truth and the "unification of thoughts.
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As soon as Curry caught the ball, Bogut ran up the court with his finger raised, celebrating the shot that had not even been taken yet.
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"This guy in front of his family just ran up next to me scared the shit out of me," the Trainwreck actor wrote in the caption.
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The lunatic ran up the stairs while I went straight to the sink to wash off the blood that poured from his nose onto my shoulder.
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His vigor, joy and stamina were evident that day as he greeted players and fans, signed autographs and ran up the steps of the visitors' dugout.
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He said a small group of collectors with about $20 million among them ran up prices in 2016, but the broader collecting market did not follow.
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Eskom is struggling to service 450 billion rand ($30.5 billion) of debt, which it ran up because of soaring expenditure on Medupi, Kusile, coal and salaries.
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That was when he ran up against one of the least understood implications of selecting Advantage when you enroll in Medicare: The decision is effectively irrevocable.
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Homebuying usually ramps up after Labor Day, and there is plenty of pent-up demand from buyers over the summer who ran up against tight inventory.
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"A guy ran up on my brother and shot him and then shot him again and jumped into a car and pulled off," Kerrick Craig testified.
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She's also no longer a full-time executive, even though she ran up some credit-card debt and sacrificed savings after her decision to work less.
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A stairwell wound upward near an open elevator shaft, and Burtynsky ran up, but after climbing six flights he decided that there was an easier way.
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Mr. Hoffman was shopping in a Nordstrom in 2012 when his son ran up to him holding an Elf on the Shelf, the popular Christmas toy.
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Before Stallone could leave, Darin Johnson, an instructional assistant with the school, ran up to the car to let him know they were high school students.
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"For now, you have to understand that this market ran up too far too fast and was due for a decline," the "Mad Money" host said.
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He ran up my arm to my shoulder; when I introduced him to some of my lunchtime guests, he sought to do the same with them.
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Shares of Micron, an Idaho-based chipmaker specializing in DRAM — dynamic random-access memory — and flash memory chips, ran up nearly 9 percent on the news.
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The company ran up $17.8 billion in sales, roughly the same as the entire country of Spain's e-commerce sales in 2016, according to eMarketer's research.
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Wisbey said they had just paid at the pump when a man ran up to them and jammed a silver handgun against his cousin Jacob's torso.
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A new teacher's efforts to educate teenagers in Ohio coal country ran up against a cultural resistance to evidence of the human role in global warming.
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They finally ran up into the house with their guns drawn and I threw my hands in the air and let them know I was pregnant.
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Clinton's activist streak ran up against President Obama's deep wariness of further entanglement in the Middle East, and she lost the debate on arming the Syrian opposition.
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He ran up the 25 meter slope in three minutes 242.8 seconds, with last year's winner Christian Riedl of Germany second and Thomas Celko from Slovakia third.
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Carillion was one of the government's biggest contractors until it collapsed into liquidation on Monday after it ran up huge losses on contracts and battled heavy debts.
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The company claims Robinson binge-watched 55 episodes of "Friends" on the job and ran up massive bills for personal use on a corporate American Express card.
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They ran up the side of the bliaut, the sweeping garment worn by both men and women; they can be seen on the statues adorning Chartres Cathedral.
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As the children ran up and down the pitch, their kinetic energy was being stored in batteries, and along with solar panels, used to illuminate the field.
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With the boy's full weight on her, she landed badly, breaking her wrist so severely that she needed three operations and ran up $5113,000 in medical bills.
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They ran up to each other in the middle of a field with grass rippling in the wind and it was basically straight out of a movie.
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CME Group closed two operations in London last year after they ran up losses of more than $100 million, saying its customers preferred using its U.S. operations.
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The president ran up the score in districts like the 18th in 2016 in order to win Pennsylvania, but there are signs that his image is slipping.
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He ran up big leads in rural areas, beating Clinton by 27 percentage points among voters outside of urban areas, a Reuters/Ipsos Election Day poll found.
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That random dude, who ran up to Kanye West and freestyled for him, no longer has to spit bars on the street -- he's recorded his first album.
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But she underperformed in Franklin County, home of the state capital, Frankfort, and more important, Mr. Barr ran up the score in the district's 17 rural counties.
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Our photog jokingly tells Rocky he shoulda ran up onstage and snagged the award, and this image had Rocky laughing at the idea of busting a Kanye.
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Steck, who often ran up difficult routes in little more than tights and a headband, could easily have been mistaken for a distance runner or Nordic skier.
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A stroke in front at the turn, Hurley increased his lead when his playing competitor Ernie Els ran up a double-bogey at the par-four 10th.
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Assuming I must be running late, I didn't even snap a photo because I ran up to the desk to board thinking it was my last chance.
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Saints 38, Titans 28 New Orleans didn't really click offensively until the third quarter, but it still ran up nearly 40 points against a likely playoff team.
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Kamaru Usman and Ali Abdelaziz ran up on Colby Covington before the manager threw a punch during their casino buffet altercation ... new video obtained by TMZ Sports shows.
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Bridgewater complied, and Leland received more than $5,000 in food and drinks and ran up bar tabs with his friends that at times exceeded $200, the lawsuit claims.
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"It felt like somebody had kicked me, then a rat ran up my leg and took the chip out of my hand and bolted," Coombs told the BBC.
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Wayward tee shots led to bogeys at the 12th, 13th and 14th and Woods ran up a double at the 15th after hooking his drive into a hazard.
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Fullback Roosevelt Nix took the snap and ran up the middle, but linebacker Craig Robertson stopped him a yard short of the first down at the Steelers' 46.
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Using parachute nylon left over from the war, and later PVC, she ran up short pants that closed with press-studs and cellulose-wadding pads to fit inside.
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Mr Northam ran up huge margins in the diverse northern counties around Washington, DC and in the heavily African-American Tidewater area in the state's south-eastern corner.
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A few days before, African Union soldiers had to step in after Mr Jawari's bodyguards stormed the parliament and ran up against troops loyal to the prime minister.
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The Biebs was in Barcelona, driving to perform Tuesday night, when a guy ran up to the car and stuck his hand in the window to touch him.
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Stunned from the news, Mitchell dropped her fishing pole, ran up the embankment and started screaming as the realization that her boy was missing began to hit her.
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He ran up against vested interests in the circles of both the president and the prime minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk (pictured, being uncomfortably hoisted during a brawl in parliament).
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One of the creatures scurried up the wall in panic, impossibly fast, and my group ran up the stairs, dodging the clutches of the undead from every side.
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Andrew Wiggins complemented Teague's eight points with seven of his own, and Taj Gibson added six and Nemanja Bjelica five as Minnesota ran up a 210-217 lead.
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As she recalled, Thompson was just a few weeks into her first year at Julliard in 1998 when Toback ran up to her during a break between classes.
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Part of the line would lay along the same route as Russia's canceled South Stream pipeline, which ran up against EU opposition on competition grounds in late 2014.
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Legend has it, according to a museum guide, that the phone line used to be live until a French tourist called home and ran up an extortionate bill.
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In plain English, that means the stocks repeated an entire previous move, then ran up some more, which Boroden often takes as a sign to get more cautious.
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Senegal revoked the air operator's certificate of Senegal Airlines after it ran up debts of more than 100 billion CFA francs in less than five years of operation.
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While the northern Virginia results will get the most national attention, Northam ran up his lead throughout Virginia's entire urban crescent -- stretching from the Washington suburbs through Norfolk.
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Both candidates revived that debate this week, when they ran up against the issue of race, spotlighting their relationship with the African-American community, a vital Democratic constituency.
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Tax returns show that the Nevada Republican has taken a six-figure salary for several years, even as the charity raised membership fees and ran up a deficit.
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Opponents inveighed against every facet of Grand Street's program: Their jerseys were too flashy, their fans too raucous; they ran up the score and showboated on the sidelines.
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Those criticisms seemed especially petty as the Yankees ran up an a 6-0 lead over the Atlanta Braves through four innings on Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium.
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Florida State's players were so jubilant they didn't quite know where to go, so they ran up into the stands to shake hands with whomever they might find.
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"After he ran up the tree, we all were screaming and our minds were blown honestly, the whole night we couldn't stop talking about what happened," Belsito said.
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If a vendor's staff member ran up a big room service bill, "that was on them," said David Cusack, who was the executive director of the second committee.
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She had found a phone on the track and was trying to find the student it belonged to when Mr. Long ran up, yelling that it was his.
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The meadow surrounding the hut ran up to the base of a thousand foot-tall red rock pyramid — Colorado's version of a skyscraper — which dominated the whole landscape.
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They made a pleasant whooshing sound as I ran up the stairs of my house, searching in vain for whatever shoes a grown man might wear with them.
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Earlier this year, a Kentucky man received a misdemeanor charge after he ran up to WAVE 3 News reporter Sara Rivest and kissed her during a live broadcast.
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Finally, two young corporate lawyers, Sarah Tishler and Yoni Grossman-Boder, ran up with an armload of copies — someone in baggage handling had let them use a printer.
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" Murphy was impressed for different reasons: "The conversation immediately moved into philosophy about the art world, and art, and how creativity ran up against the teeth of bureaucracy.
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Mueller's investigation ran up about $32 million in direct and indirect costs before wrapping up in May, according to a report issued in August by the Justice Department.
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Playing his sixth tournament in seven weeks, Spieth ran up a triple bogey en-route to a three-over-par 73 at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut.
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"While he was in Korea, he ran up a large bill at OCMC's bar and then skipped out without paying," Neff told me, citing interviews with gold miners.
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According to court docs filed in L.A., the guys invited Richard Harrington to Hyde nightclub on the Sunset Strip back in March and ran up a $9,332 bill.
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Tickets to Cityfox's parties in 2014 often ran up to $80, compared to the $20-63 that fellow Brooklyn-based promoters Resolute charged for parties in similar warehouse locations.
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Chaos. Ellen DeGeneres took "advantage of the celebrity lifestyle" with Britney Spears—meaning they punched store props, ran up the down escalator, and stole clothes, bags and ice cream.
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Merentes said the man briefly took a woman hostage in the reception area, ran up the stairs, and was confronted by security forces between the fourth and fifth floors.
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Oil prices ran up about $7 a barrel in the month before Trump announced he was abandoning a nuclear accord with Iran and restoring sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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We ran up against time constraints, and determined that having like two pairs of shoes in the house would be worse and draw more attention than just having none.
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Trudeau's Liberals, who quickly ran up a big budget deficit as they boosted spending to help kick-start the economy, have launched extended public consultations on several major issues.
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Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) lost his patience when two protesters ran up to him on his way to a vote to ask him about his views on sexual assault.
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Performances in Boston in 2013 and in Atlanta in 2014 ran up against the tragedy of the marathon bombing in the first instance and ice storms in the second.
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Clinton has built up a healthy lead in delegates based on huge victories across the South, in which she ran up the score with overwhelming support from African-Americans.
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"I ran up the embankment to try and get my dog away but not realizing that I was only three or four meters behind the roo," Dina told 9News.
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Constellation Brands (STZ) was downgraded to "hold" from "buy" at Stifel Nicolaus, which cited valuation after the spirits producer's shares ran up 41 percent over the past 12 months.
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Constellation Brands – Constellation was downgraded to "hold" from "buy" at Stifel Nicolaus, which cited valuation after the spirits producer's shares ran up 41 percent over the past 12 months.
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The volunteers brought it back to New Orleans, where it was built by Higgins Industries, famous for making the boats that ran up onto Normandy Beach on D-Day.
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While the race was somewhat competitive in Detroit and around Ann Arbor, home of the University of Michigan, Ms. Whitmer ran up enormous margins across much of rural Michigan.
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Mr. Biden, whose campaign had been on the verge of collapse a few days ago, ran up huge margins among older voters and those from suburbs and black communities.
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Chiesa and Lee were the stars of a wild media event last month -- where Chiesa ran up on Lee for mentioning his mom... and got socked in the face.
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In some states, legislators who have introduced bills to limit nondisclosure agreements said they ran up against colleagues who were unsure about where to carve out a new line.
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At an agility class the summer before the cancer diagnosis, she ran up a tall wooden apex structure called an A-frame, and couldn't make it to the top.
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Having ran up as far as $1.2988 sterling started to splutter badly and was back down under $1.28 by the time U.S. FX trading had started to gain momentum.
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She ran up onto the stage without her usual introduction and sped through a speech from a podium, and not long after the polls had closed, it was over.
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Joycelyn Savage handled some legal issues in her battery case, but the real drama was outside the courthouse ... where her mother ran up and begged to talk to her.
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He did it with a far more efficient vote distribution that pulled in scores more seats in Ontario, while Conservatives ran up the score in the less-populous west.
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The prime minister achieved this by capturing scores more seats in Ontario, while his chief rival, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer, ran up the score in the less-populous west.
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Vinnie's brother, Dimebag, was shot and killed a year later during a concert, after a man ran up on stage and began shooting ... killing a total of 4 people.
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A twentysomething drunk man ran up to me and stuck his face in my chest, "motor-boating" me in front of my friends and dozens of fellow baseball game-goers.
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Like many dance music franchises at the time, though, Electric Daisy Carnival Austin quickly ran up against a scare-mongering media, convinced that the raving was a gateway to drugs.
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At least we can all take solace knowing she made him feel quite guilty for doing as much, ran up his bar tab, and probably left him with blue balls.
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Uber pinned hopes on running its self-driving fleet in San Francisco but motored off to Arizona two months ago when that plan ran up against some local red tape.
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"The defendant ran up behind both of them and pumped numerous bullets into them striking them both in the head ... leaving them lying in the street mortally wounded," he said.
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Sediuk, who has accosted celebrities including Will Smith, Brad Pitt and Bradley Cooper in the past, ran up on Kardashian West in Paris on Wednesday after she exited her vehicle.
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Trump, meanwhile, ran up the score in deeply red counties especially in the industrial Midwest where his message of restoring past manufacturing greatness, however fanciful, connected on a deep level.
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He won the state because he ran up a 37-point margin against Clinton among the 22% of the electorate who had an unfavorable view of both Clinton and Trump.
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"We ran up to the house, and the back top was blown away," added Randy Nickschinski, a neighbor who ran over to the burning building with his teenage son Nate.
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What scared me was the distance: Regardless of which direction I took, it would be dark by the time I reached the woodlands that ran up to the castle walls.
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The trouble we ran up against was that we didn't know anything about running a business, and no matter where we looked, we couldn't find a tool that could help.
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One London mother explains that her son Calix was so named when her desire to call him Felix ran up against her partner's preference for Canyon: they combined the two.
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Although its sales rose 3.5 percent last year to 1.24 billion euros ($1.43 billion), its net loss increased to 31 million euros, while gross debt ran up to 753 million.
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Senegal revoked the air operator's certificate of the previous carrier Senegal Airlines, which ran up debts of more than 100 billion CFA francs in less than five years of operation.
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And in the Kentucky governor's race on Tuesday, Democrats carried the home counties of Louisville and Lexington by nearly triple the margin they ran up in the 2015 governor's race.
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Vega was getting out of his car at his Miami-area home back in August when a masked man ran up and opened fire, striking Vega twice in the back.
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Their empire ran up and down the spine of the Andes, with a network of roads, terraced farms and breathtaking mountaintop outposts stretching the same distance as Stockholm to Cairo.
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In the end, those failings didn't hurt Trump in the race against Clinton because of the huge victories he ran up among rural and small-town voters in the state.
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But he ran up especially big numbers in counties along the Atlantic Coast, like St. Lucie, Broward and Palm Beach, and around Naples, on the Gulf side of the state.
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The 20-year-old rapper was shopping for motorcycles in South Florida and, as he was leaving the motorcycle dealer, a gunman ran up to his vehicle and shot him.
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But amid the country's economic crisis, it ran up huge debts with pharmaceutical companies and was unable to continue delivering medicine, leaving millions unable to obtain treatment for chronic diseases.
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Another man then picked it up and replaced it atop Cappatto, where it sat for mere seconds before yet another woman ran up behind her and immediately took it off.
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I happened to spot a sports photographer I'd talked to just the day before and ran up to her, explained my situation and asked if she'd help get me out.
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In 1986, after an influx of indigent Mexicans ran up costs at the county-funded hospital, Mr. O'Rourke sent an invoice for the charges — $7.5 million — to President Ronald Reagan.
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"I ran up the embankment to try and get my dog away, but not realizing that I was only three or four meters behind the 'roo," she told the outlet.
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In Nevada, for example, President Obama ran up a 6900-point margin of victory among Hispanic voters in 2628, according to exit polls, defeating Romney 28503 percent to 22019 percent.
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Cramer saw it first hand when oil ran up to $147 a barrel in 2008, even as demand for petroleum was relatively weak — a recipe for oil to go lower.
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An insistence on sexual libertinage on the far left doubled as a desire to shock the "bourgeoisie" — even when that libertinage ran up against, or crossed, the bounds of rape.
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No one ran up to me on the street screaming, "TAKE THAT OFF NOW AND BURN IT." I guess it was a good thing you weren't in the neighborhood that day.
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Even though Walker and witnesses said he had his hands up, Officer Amy Wilburn ran up and fired a single round through the driver's-side door, hitting him in the abdomen.
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The original cost was supposed to be $350 for a couple hours, but Post showed up super late and the tab ran up to $900 quick ... coming out of Rich's pockets.
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CAVUTO: And people were a little anxious on that investment angle here and maybe finding an excuse for technology, which ran up far and fast, to sell off some of it.
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I also heard later on that as soon as James Cameron realized something had been put in the chowder, he ran up to his room and forced himself to throw up.
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In Greece, the populist narrative was that the local and foreign elites ran up huge debts that the citizens were then forced to pay through reduced incomes, higher taxes and unemployment.
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They "started shooting right away," Rossini said, so he ran up the kitchen stairs to the roof, where as many as 10 other people had also fled when the shooting began.
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"It wasn't just that she used the word mommy, it was that she ran up to me excited, with a huge smile, like I was her mommy," she told Scary Mommy.
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"I ran up to him, swung my hips, and started smacking him with my dick, trying to get him to put his hand on my cock," he remembers in Lost Gospels.
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Inside, Hannah, then 15, ran up to the couple's bedroom and urged the DeKalbs to get her to Seattle, according to the sheriff's report, which cites an interview with the neighbors.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... Bella and Kendall Jenner were heading to Gigi Hadid's pad Wednesday night when a 22-year-old woman ran up to them while waving a flag.
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Two Kansas State students, Sara Weckhorst and Tessa Farmer, say they ran up against that policy after they reported having been raped at two separate fraternity houses in 2014 and 2015.
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The same approach estimated that Mr. Kasich would win 21 percent of the vote in Wisconsin; in the end, he won just 14 percent and Mr. Cruz ran up the score.
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Under Reagan, the market ran up in anticipation of lower taxes and deregulation but the delay in implementation caused a selloff in 21990 and '210, taking stocks down nearly 220 percent.
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He at least bounced back to keep the Cardinals off the board after that, but ran up 82 pitches over four innings, allowing four hits with three walks and two strikeouts.
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"They ran up against the hard realities of the energy sector," which does not remotely work the same way as most of the technologies emerging from Silicon Valley, Mr. Norris said.
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But Mr. Aleksanian, who said he ran up thousands of dollars in debt during months of unemployment, has still been denied benefits because of the circumstances of his separation from Uber.
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One thing I ran up against a lot as a child was that saying "black" or "Afro-American" implies a certain cultural identity that was different from mine as an immigrant.
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The shop's ammunition sales jumped by more than 10%, and some customers bought as many as 1,000 rounds in bulk as they ran up against the deadline, according to the employee.
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The couple's journey had come to an abrupt halt here a month ago when their quest for sanctuary in the United States ran up against the cold realities of the border.
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In both states, he ran up against an attitude simply not shared by voters in Nevada and South Carolina: that it was time for the party to nominate a fresh face.
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Former vice president Joe Biden ran up his totals in black communities but also won areas dominated by groups he has struggled to connect with, notably white and higher income voters.
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After the proposal Antoine ran up to the top of the cabin to meet him and embrace him, Mandy Weber Hoffman said, but he never came back up to the surface.
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The two, who have become inseparable through working on the HBO series about teens navigating drugs and debauchery at a Southern California high school, ran up to each other and embraced.
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The two, who have become inseparable through working on the HBO series about teens navigating drugs and debauchery at a Southern California high school, ran up to each other and embraced.
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At the other end of the field, defending champion Dustin Johnson ran up four bogeys and a double in a 76 that left him equal 62nd in the 72-man field.
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When the Mashable Tech team tackled this issue in our iPhone 28 project, we quickly ran up against the many UI problems that manifest when the physical home button goes away.
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To understand why Heater's coach Jack Stalnaker—a recent college graduate who was just a few years older than his squad—ran up the score, you have to understand Heater's background.
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Though initially protected by their revolutionary credentials, they soon ran up against hard-liners who controlled the judiciary and other key institutions, and who had the ear of Khomeini's successor, Ali Khamenei.
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November 22016, 22: Bieber reportedly punched a fan in the face while on tour in Barcelona, Spain, when a fan ran up to his car and stuck his hand in the window.
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The alt-right pundit was explaining his Pepe the Frog pin to a TV reporter when a man dressed in all black ran up to Spencer and punched him in his face.
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" Dad Troy remembers: "As soon as we got home from the hospital he ran up to his room and he created a bank from a box and some art supplies we had.
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Cramer saw it first hand when oil ran up to $147 a barrel in 2008, even as demand for petroleum was stable to weaker, which should have caused oil to go lower.
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"To a certain extent the banks kind of ran up a little bit and you maybe got a little bit of selling on the news because it was so expected," he said.
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The 26-year-old allowed only one run and five hits Wednesday against San Diego, but he ran up a high pitch count and left without recording an out in the fifth.
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The New York-based insurance powerhouse was rescued by the U.S. government in September 2008 to stave off bankruptcy after the company ran up huge losses from insurance on shoddy mortgage securities.
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The promoter ran up on stage angry because he thought I was destroying someone else's rig, but when I explained what was going on, he laughed and told us to keep going.
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Uber has raised almost $20123 billion from investors at values that ran up almost as high as $70 billion, though the current value of the company is down closer to $50 billion.
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They walked down and along a flat corridor for two minutes, ran back up the stairs for another 20 seconds, walked for two minutes, and ran up for a final 20 seconds.
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The Beyoncé/Jay-Z spectacle that is "On the Run II" was wrapping up its Saturday night stop in Atlanta when a man ran up on stage and bolted after the couple.
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A cab pulled up before one of the houses, and a young woman in a skirt stepped out and, looking like a character in a Woody Allen movie, ran up the steps.
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While Sanders posted big numbers in California, Biden ran up the score across the South and secured victories in states he was not anticipated to win, such as Massachusetts, Minnesota and Texas.
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Chadha, the director of films such as "Bend It Like Beckham" and "Viceroy's House," ran up on Springsteen and delivered -- as she describes it -- a breathless, high-pitched pitch to the rocker.
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The Celtics, not known for their board work, ran up a 48-30 margin on the glass, improving to 13-215 in games where they have either topped or equaled the opposition.
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Eskom is struggling to service 2019 billion rand ($30 billion) of debt, which it ran up due to surging salary, fuel and debt-servicing costs, as well as mismanagement and corruption scandals.
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After Yep ran up more than $260,22015 in unpaid fines while operating without a required city permit, the New York City sheriff's office seized three of the company's buses early this year.
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Before the man could reply, a rat jumped through a hole in the bag he was holding and ran up his arm, perching momentarily on his shoulder while considering its next move.
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For David Ward, 40, managing installations at Solar Holler helps repay the student loans he ran up pursuing a degree in counseling — a growth industry in a state reeling from opioid addiction.
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Safaree says he got ran up on by two guys with two guns a couple hours before the show, and that they had him face down with a gun at his head.
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The missed payments came amid growing fears that financing vehicles used by local governments throughout China, often for vanity projects that ran up large amounts of debt, may start to default this year.
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The NYPD had developed a DNA profile of Vetrano's killer almost immediately using material collected from her cell phone and her body -- but they ran up against a roadblock, CNN affiliate WABC reported.
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Earlier this month, CME said it would close two operations in London by this year end after they ran up losses of more than $100 million as customers preferred using its U.S. operations.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Right-wing Congressman Jair Bolsonaro ran up a commanding lead in the first round of Brazil's presidential election on Sunday, but he lacked the outright majority needed to avoid an Oct.
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He then rebounded with a run of four birdies from the ninth to stretch his lead to five strokes before he ran up another bogey at the 13th, where he bunkered his approach.
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With lively winds to contend with, Berger punched a low drive that ran up the green into comfortable two-putt range at the 15th on the way to posting a three-under 1373.
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Curry crushed the Spurs with three more three-pointers in the third period, during which the Warriors ran up a 163-66 lead to set the stage for an inconsequential final 12 minutes.
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AIG was rescued by the U.S. government in September 2008 to stave off bankruptcy after the company ran up billions of dollars in losses stemming from insurance it wrote on shoddy mortgage securities.
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They made sand castles, ran up and down the shore, pulled sea grass from the water and stuck their toes into the lagoon with the dozens of other children doing the same thing.
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Those missed payments came amid growing fears that financing vehicles used by local governments throughout China, often for vanity projects that ran up large amounts of debt, may start to default this year.
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For much of the night, Mr. West performed on a smallish square platform, tethered to the center by a rope that ran up under his coat as it tilted at various precarious angles.
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He also ran up against a tactile constraint known as "two-point discrimination"—our ability to tell that two things touching the skin are indeed discrete objects, rather than a single large one.
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But they ran up against the grain of the Americanizers, who are saying that you have to pour everyone into the same mold, which is really an Anglo mold and pretending it's American.
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A Shia woman slipped through the security cordon, ran up to the chief justice and slammed her fists on his dais, demanding to know the fate of her brother, missing since November 2016.
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Kras, in which a man with an income of a few hundred dollars a month and unpaid bills of $6,000 tried to file for bankruptcy but ran up against the $50 filing fee.
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When the maid of honor couldn't hold the bride's bouquet any longer during the ceremony, because her 2-year-old ran up and started pulling on her dress, he took over the task.
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And they show that during a tumultuous decade of fevered acquisition and spectacular collapse, Mr. Trump's core businesses — largely casinos, hotels and retail space in apartment buildings — ran up $1.17 billion in losses.
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And I think I probably ran up to her when she first came through the door, which I'm sure she's used to, but when I look at it in hindsight I'm very embarrassed.
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The front edge extends to the courtyard area between the front gate and the villa's front door, and sometimes, I ran up from the beach just to jump in without entering the villa.
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Breni's father had been cooking a meal inside a nearby building where immigrants volunteer to aid asylum-seekers in Matamoros when a girl ran up to him and told him Breni had drowned.
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In the April-June period, Mexico ran up a current account surplus of $4.52 billion, after posting a deficit of more than $8 billion in the first quarter, revised central bank data show.
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Koepka seemed to be cruising to his fourth major title until he ran up four successive bogeys as Bethpage Black reared its difficult head and bit the leader in strong and gusty winds.
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We also see the blossoming of a relationship between Adonis and a Philadelphia musician (Tessa Thompson) and a scene on those Philadelphia Museum of Art steps Stallone ran up about 40 years earlier.
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But when Kinan arrived aged 503 to the 'Sheik' brothel, disguised as a dance club surrounded by barbed wire, Kinan was told she had ran up a debt and her documents were taken away.
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WHEREVER he went in the world—and in his 35 years at Chase Manhattan Bank, from 1946 to 1981, he ran up 5m air miles—David Rockefeller carried a small jar in his pocket.
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Those obstacles ran up against the simultaneous recognition that a terrorist attack was "imminent and urgent," which led them to put Brussels under an unprecedented four-day lockdown in November, after the Paris attacks.
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The scouts were offering up their signature snacks Sunday when a man allegedly ran up to their table, grabbed the money they had in a bin and fled the scene just before 8 p.m.
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Congressional GOP messaging about what the final product would deliver ran up most rudely not against Democrats' objections, or protesters at town hall meetings, but the most powerful Republican of them all: the President.
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Their efforts also ran up against a moderate Republican Senate and a House controlled by Democrats, which worked doggedly to expose industry favoritism at EPA and keep accusations about mismanagement in the public eye.
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Her face was terrible in its fury and she opened her mouth and curses came out so bitter and fast that the driver shrank and recoiled and ran up the steps of the bus.
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Repealing the Affordable Care Act, for instance, immediately ran up against a problem that has nothing to do with Trump: House Republicans are so divided that coming up with a compromise might be impossible.
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This is a guy who guided people to Everest Base Camp once upon a time and in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy ran up twelve flights to deliver food to people who were stranded.
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Even there my interest in physics ran up against some fierce resistance, and I had to take my fight all the way to Penn's president before I was allowed to study what I wanted.
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Feleipe Franks passed for 274 yards and three touchdowns, all in the first half, and No. 143 Florida (8-3) ran up 600 total yards at home as it routed overmatched Idaho (196493-196483).
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The rule was created in the early 2000s, when companies like 2279-20173-Contacts pushed to sell brand-name lenses and ran up against eye doctors who did not want to work with them.
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Doncic ran up his 1163 points in only 1153 minutes, hanging around long enough to record a second straight triple-double with a game-high-tying 1143 rebounds and a game-high 1133 assists.
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My coach was a cute teenage guy, and I knew right then that this wouldn't end well as all the pint-sized little girls ran up and got their beautiful, small-sized, emerald green jerseys.
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"I get here and I see all the police and ambulance and I ran up the platform and I see my youngest daughter laying up on their tarp, dead," he told the station through tears.
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Shares in the VanEck Vectors Oil Services ETF saw a 6.5 percent boost over the month when rates jumped, while shares of the United States Oil Fund ETF ran up 4.5 percent, according to Kensho.
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The 26-year-old ran up a high pitch count by striking out eight and walking three at Arizona on Wednesday but managed to pick up a win while allowing three runs in five innings.
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And when the nappy, cranky girl noticed that the diva girl was getting quite a lot of attention, she ran up the aisle and began throwing her petals very aggressively, like, at the other girl.
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John Oliver did a strong segment about this last year, which focused on one single mother who ran up insane legal fees trying to sue the revenge porn site that hosted nude photos of her.
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Nikolas, 19, allegedly ran up to his room and retrieved his gun, loaded it when he came down and then held it up to his younger brother as their mother watched, according to the report.
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Mr. Obama ran up a margin of almost 595,000 votes in Philadelphia and Allegheny County (where Pittsburgh is) four years ago; assume maybe that is shaved by 15 percent with less enthusiasm for Mrs. Clinton.
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During a ceremony commemorating British soldiers who died during the Easter Rising in 1916, Ambassador Kevin Vickers "intercepted a protester who ran up to the podium," according to Austin Jean, spokesperson for Global Affairs Canada.
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All the kids ran up and down the streets, and the little boys and girls whose mothers had teasingly proclaimed were "made for each other" exchanged shy peeks, looking away quickly lest anyone caught them.
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A few weeks earlier in the same area, a teen ran up behind an Orthodox Jewish man, punched him in the head, and knocked off his hat in an assault that was captured on video.
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On Thursday, not-so-great Dane Lucas Bjerregaard ran up an 11 at the par-five 18th, where he yanked two balls into the Pacific Ocean and then pushed a third out-of-bounds right.
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On Tuesday, China Asset Management Co (ChinaAMC) and HuaAn Fund Management Co joined a slew of Chinese money managers restricting subscriptions in their overseas investment funds as they ran up against their foreign investment quotas.
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Thinking she could consolidate black, female and working-class voters under her campaign slogan and theme, "Unbought and Unbossed," she ran up hard against the political realities and institutional sexism and racism of the era.
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Doncic ran up his 35 points in only 26 minutes, hanging around just long enough to record a second straight triple-double with a game-high-tying 10 rebounds and a game-high 11 assists.
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Pershing Square Capital Management owned a roughly 5 percent stake but sold out within the last two months, Ackman said, noting that the stock price ran up too quickly and prevented him from buying more.
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Macris was the former chief investment officer of JPMorgan's synthetic credit portfolio team in London, which ran up $6.2 billion in losses in 2012 in what were called the "London Whale" trades because of their magnitude.
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About those 'adverse weather conditions' ... New public filings show that Trump's golf resort north of Aberdeen, Scotland, ran up losses of more than a million pounds last year -- the latest in a years-long losing streak.
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In the second quarter, Mexico ran up a current account surplus of $5.143 billion, the biggest since current records began in 1980, and equivalent to 1.6% percent of gross domestic product (GDP), central bank figures showed.
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Justin Bieber punched a fan in the face while on tour in Barcelona, Spain on Tuesday night when a fan ran up to his car and stuck his hand in the window, according to a report.
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The startup spun off from Apple with the intent of designing a smartphone-like device known as the Pocket Crystal, but it collapsed as its incredibly ambitious project ran up against technical limitations and poor planning.
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On Monday, Kluting was out for a walk in Holland Township, Michigan, when a thief allegedly ran up on him, pulled a pistol out of his waistband, and demanded his bag, local NBC affiliate WOOD reports.
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The three-times champion ran up three double bogeys, at the seventh, 15th and 16th holes, to miss the cut by one stroke at seven-over 151, just his third early exit in 24 starts here.
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Angela: I didn't mean to offend you, but as you described your guns and what you could do with them, a chill ran up my spine and "arsenal" is the first word that came to mind.
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But Whitmer, a respected liberal legislator who painted El-Sayed's platform as unrealistic in the purple state, kept the race close in areas El-Sayed needed to win big and ran up the score everywhere else.
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DEBT, LOSSES AND BAILOUTS Eskom is struggling to service 440 billion rand ($30 billion) of debt, which it ran up due to surging salary, fuel and debt-servicing costs, as well as mismanagement and corruption scandals.
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A show she co-created for AMC in 2016 did not get the go-ahead — she declined to divulge details, but said that it ran up against a similar show that came to fruition more quickly.
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In another of the cases highlighted by Dutch prosecutors, two companies importing fruit and vegetables from South America ran up cash deposits of more than a half a million euros, before ING was alerted by police.
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Mr. Poverelli ran up a score of 21,495,490 on his first ball and breezed to a first-round victory, as did Frederick Asher, 15, of Manhattan, one of the top-ranked junior players in the world.
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The major cannabis stocks ran up in anticipation of this day and offered investors on Wednesday a reminder of just how volatile some of the young pot companies have become amid a flurry of news and speculation.
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White was on the ground after making an interception in the fourth quarter of the Patriots 23-3 win when Gronkowski ran up and dived onto White, driving his elbow into the back of the rookie's head.
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In 2016, Donald Trump won Florida, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin all by less than two points, while Hillary Clinton ran up massive majorities in big states like California and New York (30- and 22-point wins, respectively).
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This venture is supposed to compete with Air Zimbabwe, the flag carrier, which ran up huge debts thanks to poor management and ex-President Robert Mugabe's habit of commandeering its planes so his wife could shop abroad.
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Germany and other powers are still angry at the way, as they see it, successive governments in Athens ran up unsustainable debts, masked by dubious fiscal data, triggering a crisis that nearly wrecked the entire euro project.
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Making five of their nine 3-point attempts in the first half, the Grizzlies ran up as much as a 14-point advantage in the second quarter before settling for a 60-50 lead at the break.
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Toshiba was undone by its push into construction through Westinghouse, its U.S. nuclear arm that ran up billions of cost overruns as two key U.S. projects were delayed by years to meet growing safety demands post-Fukushima.
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Though he ran up his only bogey of the day at the par-four 13th, the 43-year-old rebounded with a birdie at the 14th before parring his last four holes to remain three strokes clear.
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They ran up an 11-point lead in the first quarter, built it up to 21 by the end of the second quarter, 213 by the end of the third, and to 29 at the final buzzer.
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File Under: "Awww" A young fan ran up to greet Lionel Messi as he was getting off Argentina soccer's team bus in Uruguay on Wednesday ... only to get snatched up and dragged away by a security guard.
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Tagovailoa (pronounced: Tongue-oh-vie-LOH-a) had not played in Alabama's previous four games and was used almost exclusively in eight others to mop up after the regular starter, Jalen Hurts, ran up a big score.
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But one tribute Mr. Wepner never got was a statue like the one dedicated to the character, Rocky Balboa, outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art, next to the steps the boxer famously ran up in the film.
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The special counsel considered bringing charges against some of the participants in that meeting but ran up against questions about whether they knew the meeting might violate federal bans on foreign contributions to elections, the report said.
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Biden followed that up with sweeping victories across the South, where he ran up the score over Sanders in Alabama, North Carolina, Virginia, Oklahoma and Tennessee, in large part due to his strong support among African Americans.
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"And you can be sure there will be people who sold their Tesla stock before the price ran up, who will say they didn't follow Musk on Twitter and didn't know about his tweet," Professor Coffee added.
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Many Clinton aides ran up thousands of dollars in legal bills responding to dozens of suits Klayman filed over a series of alleged scandals, including Travelgate, Filegate and the allocation of trade mission seats to Democratic donors.
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Witnesses told police that Veneranda Martinez-Gutierrez, 36, was in the parking lot when Florencio Felix Barron, 43, ran up to the car where she was sitting with her three children, ages 10 through 13, said Gerrish.
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But those efforts suffered a blow last weekend when a 300-year-old Palestinian electrician, identified by the Israeli authorities as Ashraf Naalwa, ran up to the second floor of the factory where he had been working.
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Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood said that investigation ran up against a stonewall 18 months ago when a witness backed out at the last minute after pledging to sign a sworn statement that would have implicated a suspect.
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Having bags of currency pour into your bank is a hell of a conversation starter, so when it happened, I ran up to my benefactor, a tall blonde woman wearing a smart business getup, and started asking questions.
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"Some guy pulled off his pants and pulled his pants open, playing with his thing, and he ran up and I told him to get away from my door, or I will shoot him," Grandma Jean told ABC13.
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Her husband abandoned her and three children when he ran up debts, and left her to raise them on her own, while having to run the restaurant every day from 4 in the morning, until 9 at night.
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Naked and half-naked people ran up to me to hug me and tell me they loved me, a group of hippies sang Krishna songs, and others were dancing to the drums while someone passed me a joint.
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But he later hit a pothole at the same hole that shook him on Thursday, the par-four first, where he ran up a double-bogey that at least was better than his triple from the previous day.
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Oil prices ran up in late 2016 and in early 2017 in response to OPEC's efforts, but several weeks of surprising inventory figures shifted sentiment among speculators, who have shed long positions as the crude glut has persisted.
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And that's a big part of why Clinton's gains among well-educated whites didn't pay off as much in the battleground states, even as she ran up the score in coastal states like Washington State, California and Massachusetts.
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Ortiz, 63, parred the hole, the par-four 10th, and 18-year-old Niemann ran up a bogey after Gana had conjured a superb approach from just inside 100 yards for a tap-in to seal the win.
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"Even though Merck ran up dramatically last year, I think the stock remains way too cheap, and as the rotation plays out, it could get even cheaper, meaning you could get an even better buying opportunity," he continued.
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There hasn't been any one catalyst to trigger a sudden sell-off in bitcoin, though digital currency-trading security breaches and regulatory scrutiny have weighed on cryptocurrencies after bitcoin's price ran up more than 1,000 percent last year.
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SAN JOSE (Reuters) - Costa Rica's President-elect Carlos Alvarado Quesada ran up a bigger-than-expected margin of victory in Sunday's runoff election, leading a progressive coalition to beat back a stiff run from a Christian conservative singer.
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The SIR refinery in the commercial capital Abidjan ran up much of the debt when it was managed by an ally of Gbagbo, who is now on trial before the International Criminal Court accused of crimes against humanity.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he flew through his take on callers' favorite stocks: : "Here's the problem: [the] stock ran up because of [to legalize recreational marijuana], and then the Canadian vote happens and then there's no more catalyst.
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Democrats ran up the score among historically supportive demographics in Wednesday's survey, holding an 18-point lead among respondents aged 18-21625, a 2900-point advantage among African American voters and an 220006-point edge among Hispanic voters.
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MANILA/BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese steel producers ran up losses for the first time in three years this month as prices slid into a bear market on weak demand and near-record supply, ending years of solid profit margins.
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The family had to move to the Dallas area just so Karthik could attend a school that participated in the Scripps program — and then he ran up against some of the nation&aposs best spellers at the county level.
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Clinton hired Berman in 2016 to make sure she didn't make that mistake again; her campaign, though unexpectedly weak, focused hard on the largely black Democrats in the South on Super Tuesday and ran up an insurmountable lead there.
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On Tuesday in Waterloo, a woman clutching a marker and a pillow cross-stitched with the phrase "A woman's place is in the White House" ran up to Harris the second she stepped from the podium after a speech.
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With the second half of a back-to-back looming Monday night at Utah, Hornets coach James Borrego pulled his starters early in the third period, and the Warriors ran up their seventh-highest point total of the season.
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His plan ran up against the energy demands necessary to power the reaeration process, however—the technology simply isn't yet in place for a battery to filter one liter of air 200 gallons of water in a single minute.
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Wall Street and Asia both rallied and Europe ran up as much as 254.39 percent until news that Italy was back in recession and other poor data took the wind out of the sails of most markets bar London .
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In the 16-second video, it looks like the little guy was keeping a pretty solid pace as it ran up the down escalator, shedding all those tiny rat calories and honing his sweet, sweet summer rodent beach bod.
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But because Mr Trump asked Jeff Sessions, his first attorney-general, to try to justify the move as necessary to avoid lawsuits and to tackle a violation of the constitution, he ran up against the heart of the APA.
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In May 2014, in connection with an out-of-town recruiting trip to Florida, Zach Smith ran up a significant bill at a local strip club along with another O.S.U. football coach and one or more high school coaches.
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Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood said that investigation ran up against a stone wall 18 months ago when a witness backed out at the last minute after pledging to sign a sworn statement that would have implicated a suspect.
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Israeli Border Police officers ran up to Mr. Amour, grabbed him by the arms and legs and dragged him roughly for about 50 seconds back to the jeeps, his body limp and his head bouncing and hitting the ground.
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The eye-popping figure would help to reduce the $382 billion trade deficit in goods that the United States ran up with China last year, a metric that Mr. Trump often sees as evidence of a failed economic relationship.
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Brazil's real firmed to a more than two-month closing high on Monday after far-right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro ran up a huge lead in the first round of voting, boosting hopes that he will tackle a growing fiscal deficit.
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Photo: APHealth and Human Services Secretary Tom Price—the Donald Trump administration's point man on putting a bullet between the Affordable Care Act's eyes—ran up more than $400,000 in charter flights between May and September 23rd instead of flying commercial.
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Several families who had fled danger and violence overseas were enjoying a 3-year-old&aposs birthday party in Boise, Idaho, when a man ran up and began chasing and stabbing the children and the adults who tried to intervene.
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Truex took the lead from polesitter Blaney on lap 10 and ran up front until Harvick and Dillon opted to stay out during a lap 50 caution for Landon Cassill, the second caution that resulted from an incident for Cassill.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve, which ran up its balance sheet to nearly $4.5 trillion in recent years, may not eventually shrink it to its pre-crisis size of about $900 billion, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said on Monday.
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In addition to defending herself, the star also called out trolls who were "celebrating" the recent death of rapper XXXTentacion who was shot by a gunman who "ran up to his vehicle" as he left a motorcycle dealership in Miami, Fla.
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In her personal quest to find out about her family history she ran up against a conspiracy revolving around Dr. George Hodel, who was involved in the infamous 1947 murder of Elizabeth Short (often referred to as the "Black Dahlia murder").
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"I met Cash this summer when the store first opened and he ran up to me and jumped into my arms and wouldn't let me go, and I fell in love with him," Adia Peguise, a store worker, told WMBF.
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Moments later, a woman carrying two kids and a beat-up stroller ran up to him, asking Santos if he could put her and her six family members onto the back of a pickup truck that had just pulled up.
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If every president ran up the deficit as much as George W. Bush did, financial markets would at some point begin to punish the United States government, out of a legitimate fear that it wouldn't be able to repay its debts.
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The lack of depth certainly hurt the Buckeyes as No. 21 Maryland ran up a 16-point lead and held on to win 86-77 after Ohio State trimmed the margin to five in the closing minutes in an inspired effort.
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Be it sheer desperation or some deep-seeded distaste for all the abusive airline personnel out there, witnesses said he ran up the stairs that led to the plane's door, "scratching and punching" the crew members that tried to stop him.
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Beetstra wrote that slowking228 had repeatedly uploaded images to Wikipedia that ran up against Wikipedia's licensing rules; as those images were discovered and taken down, that user account was blocked, and ultimately banned, from making any further contributions to Wikipedia.
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Interns ran up from the basement with brooms and swept madly from the corners, porters tied off the trash bags, the line cooks pulled down pint containers from shelves above their stations — inside were kits with bandannas, thermometers, pencil-thin flashlights.
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Pacers 20173, Suns 22017 Bojan Bogdanovic scored 217 of his 212 points in the first 4:14 of the game as Indiana ran up a 19-point lead in the first quarter en route to a romp over visiting Phoenix.
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That was a pattern seen in Ohio's 12th District, where the O'Connor ran up the score in his base of Franklin County, which includes the Columbus suburbs, while Balderson overperformed in more rural areas of the district like Muskingum County.
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Puller ran up and down the line, instructing his men to take cover (behind whatever they could) and when it was nearly over, Puller walked the lines while casually smoking a pipe and reassuring his Marines of their eventual victory.
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Foote says that the first major city here, Dedan -- now called Al-Khuraybah -- was established during the first millennium BC. "The route from the south to Mesopotamia, Egypt and beyond ran up the western side of the Arabian Peninsula," says Foote.
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Merritt, meanwhile, could have forced a playoff with a birdie at the last, but instead found a watery grave with his approach shot, ran up a double-bogey and tied for third with Swede Henrik Stenson, three shots off the pace.
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But when I walked in for the first time since graduation, I realized that it had been the backdrop of a recurring nightmare, in which I ran up and down the stairs and through the mazelike hallways, trying to escape.
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I think I've been proven right about a number of things: the war in Iraq, Bush's tax cuts, which ran up huge debts, and his lack of regulation, which allowed the entire infrastructure of the Western financial world to collapse.
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Gillespie was annihilated in Virginia's suburbs, where voter turnout surged and Democrats ran up much higher margins of victory than usual because they saw the election as a chance to rebuke Trump -- which Gillespie's Trump-like ad strategy only reinforced.
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But that did not happen near the epicenter of the quake and, even though many villagers ran up into the hills rising to the east of the coastline, tsunami waves did not crash into the small fishing communities and pretty beaches.
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And when Denmark ran up the white flag for real, passing between its center backs for a full 20 seconds in the 265th minute, the boos and whistles were louder than the anticipatory cheers for the anthems two hours earlier.
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Hoffman, who had opened with a scintillating 64, was two ahead with one hole to play but ran up a five at the par-four 18th after finding a bunker off the tee and failing to reach the green in two.
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"The fire fighters and first responders and the police officers and the Port Authority workers who ran up those stairs are New York values, and those are New Yorker values," Trump said at the GOP Gala in New York Thursday night.
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She said she drove to a parking lot and got out of her car, at which point Ms. Reynolds ran up and punched her in the head while another woman, Chnika Blair, 18, grabbed her by the hair, the police said.
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On the weekend of the festival, even as the four promoters scrambled to provide food and water for the crowd, they ran up against a reality of rock promotion: Musicians generally don't want to perform if they don't get paid.
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On the weekend of the festival, even as the four promoters scrambled to provide food and water for the crowd, they ran up against a reality of rock promotion: Musicians generally don't want to perform if they don't get paid.
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J.J.'s crowdfunding campaign started off with a $200K goal a little over a week ago ... and quickly ran up into the multi-millions with big-name celebs like Miley Cyrus ($500K), Drake ($200K) and Chris Paul ($75K) leading the way.
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After starting second to polesitter Elliott, Keselowski took the lead in the opening laps and ran up front until Kyle Busch took the lead just before a competition caution came just after the completion of lap 25 of the 60-lap race.
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On the night of January 7, while clad in a white robe and white mask, Archer ran up to an occupied police car in West Philadelphia and fired 13 shots from a stolen pistol; the car's driver was hit three times but survived.
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It all began when Andrea Noel was walking down a leafy street last week in the trendy middle-class Condesa neighborhood and a man ran up to her from behind, lifted her skirt and pulled down her underwear, knocking her to the ground.
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It was a month before student Nur Safitri Lasibani, who ran up the mountain after a powerful earthquake hit Indonesia's Sulawesi island last September to escape the ensuing tsunami, went back to her village to let her parents know she was safe.
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After being informed on the 12th tee by a U.S. Golf Association official that he might be penalised after the round, Johnson ran up a three-putt bogey at the 14th but otherwise displayed nerves of steel as he negotiated the closing stretch.
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Caminero was ejected after hitting shortstop Nick Ahmed in the chin in the eighth inning, after second baseman Jean Segura was hit on the left side of the head by a 232-mph Caminero fastball that ran up and in the inning before.
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Cink ran up nine birdies and three bogeys in a rollercoaster round at TPC Southwind to join Matt Every, Scott Brown and Colombian Sebastian Munoz at the top, with South African Charl Schwartzel and Australian Matt Jones one shot off the lead.
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We ran up and down the backstairs two steps at a time, played hide-and-seek everywhere — taking cover in fireplaces and secret rooftop rooms, squeezing into a dumbwaiter — and opened the doors of the garden each afternoon to play with neighborhood children.
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PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (Reuters) - Former champion David Duval came within one shot of matching the highest single-hole score at a British Open when he ran up 14 strokes at the par-five seventh during the opening round at Royal Portrush on Thursday.
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Johnson, the 2007 champion, ran up a triple at the par-five 13th after incurring a two-stroke penalty when his club skimmed the water as he tried to play a recovery shot out of the hazard in front of the green.
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And mutinous crews in the German Navy, ordered to sea for a suicidal last-ditch foray against the British, seized control of their ships, ran up the red flag, arrested their officers, and made common cause with rebellious workers and soldiers ashore.
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Lear's typical limericks instead always insist on a repetitive last line: There was an Old Man on a hill, Who seldom, if ever, stood still; He ran up and down, In his Grandmother's gown, Which adorned that Old Man on a hill.
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He said that at one point, the woman ran up to some men and told them Rodriguez was trying to take her daughter away from her -- so the men joined her and started kicking him as he lay bleeding on a sidewalk.
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Democrats ran up the score in traditionally supportive demographics in Wednesday's survey, holding a 21625 percent to 2900 percent advantage among voters aged 220006 to 2202, a 2628-point lead among African American voters and a 28500-point edge among Hispanic voters.
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Sanders had hoped to perform well in Arizona on the strength of his support from Latino voters, but the race was called quickly after Biden ran up a double-digit lead in Maricopa County, where about 60 percent of all Arizonans live.
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Mr. Giuliani dispatched Mr. Parnas and an associate, Igor Fruman, a Belarusian-American businessman, to Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, where, despite fending off creditors at home, BuzzFeed reported, they ran up big charges at a strip club and the Hilton International hotel.
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Bob Casey, a Pennsylvania Democrat, believes Republicans are discussing impeachment "because they don't want to talk about the tax giveaway to the big corporations that ran up something on the order of almost $2 trillion in debt," he told CNN this week.
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And last weekend Trump happily ran up a federal bill of around $3 million for a trip to Mar-a-Lago where he watched the Super Bowl and dropped in on a Red Cross ball, which presumably brought his resort a hefty fee.
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And while Democrats grew their margins in the Virginia areas that Clinton carried in 2016, Republicans also ran up the score in the parts of Virginia that Trump won — albeit not by enough to put Republican Ed Gillespie in the governor's mansion.
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Inevitably, he said, artificial intelligence ran up against something called the common-knowledge problem: the vast repository of facts and information that ordinary people possess as though by inheritance, and can draw on to make inferences and navigate their way through the world.
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"There is some thinking that they ran up too quickly, and if there's an excuse to sell then we get some traders come in and sell into that weakness," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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BRASILIA/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian markets rose on Monday after far-right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro ran up a huge lead in the first round of voting, boosting investors' hopes that he will tackle a growing fiscal deficit and privatize key companies.
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A jogger ran up and down the stairs in front of the shuttered Metropolitan Museum of Art, which had just sent a letter to patrons saying they were preparing for a $100 million loss and expected to be shut down until July.
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Mr. Trump ran up strong numbers in Florida's Panhandle — he won Escambia County here by 20 points — and that helped propel his victory in the state in 2016, and his popularity in Alabama is as robust as any state in the country.
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"Damn Too Young #RIPXXXTENTACION #XXTENTACION," wrote "Jersey Shore: Family Vacation" star DJ Pauly D. On Monday, XXXTentacion was "shopping for motorcyles in South Florida" and as he was leaving the store, "a gunman ran up to his vehicle and shot him," according to TMZ .
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PG&E resorted to shut-offs after fallen power lines and other electrical equipment were blamed for several blazes in recent years that killed scores of people, burned thousands of homes and ran up billions of dollars in claims that drove the utility into bankruptcy.
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While the pair appeared calm enough as they prepared to enter a Purge-themed maze, before they could even take a step toward the entrance of the haunted house, a figure brandishing a blood-stained weapon ran up behind them, giving them an unexpected fright.
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"One time I was out mowing the lawn and he ran out of his house and ran up the hill and he jumped on the fence and he started screaming at me to stop mowing my lawn," recalls Sonja Gorman, who lived behind him.
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"These past few weeks have been some of the most hard, tiring, emotional and trying times I've ever ran up against in my thirty years on this earth as I lost a friend a role model and most importantly a brother," Jordan Foltz wrote.
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Bojan Bogdanovic scored 83 of his 20 points in the first 4:14 of the game Tuesday night as the Indiana Pacers ran up a 212-point lead in the first quarter en route to a 210-214 romp over the visiting Phoenix Suns.
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When the race restarted on lap 261, Kenseth took the lead and ran up front until Michael McDowell hit the wall, bringing out the eighth yellow flag of the race on lap 311 of the race that was scheduled for a 312-lap distance.
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" As Clinton put it, "He intentionally ran up huge amounts of debt on his companies — hundreds of millions of dollars — he borrowed at high interest rates, he defaulted on those loans, didn't pay them back, and in the end he declared bankruptcy four times.
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Names including United States Steel Corporation (X), Nucor Corporation (NUE) and AK Steel Holding Corporation (AKS) all ran up big after Election Day, but have been lackluster in the last few months as fears of follow-through in Washington have started to weigh on shares.
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They ran up against Marcus Stroman, the Team USA pitcher whose mother is Puerto Rican and who was criticized on social media for choosing to pitch for the Americans after saying in 2013 that he looked forward to suiting up for the Puerto Rican team.
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The album, which saw a proper release in 1999, was produced by Converge's Kurt Ballou, and is widely viewed as a groundbreaking piece of musical art that melded elements of hardcore, metal, punk, and prog with songs that ran up to 13 meandering minutes.
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He ran up big margins in Lexington and Louisville; won a few historically Democratic turned pro-Trump counties in coal country; picked off suburbs south of Cincinnati that had gone for Mr. Trump; and kept his losing margins largely manageable in conservative rural counties.
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This time, however, an ecstatic audience cheered and burst into applause, and even booed, in tune not only with the players onstage, but also with the 22 other ones who ran up and down the field on a giant screen set up behind them.
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The closest he came to breaching them successfully was during a swinging performance of "Lover, Come Back to Me." But in the operatic rule book, martial declamation is the foundational style, and when Mr. Szot veered further into pop-jazz, he ran up against barriers.
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Here, among the million-dollar homes populated by lobbyists, corporate lawyers and employees of government contractors, Mr. Biden ran up huge margins over Mr. Sanders and the rest of the Democratic field while turnout in some areas nearly doubled from the party's 2016 primary.
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"The Presidents Cup, that was a lot of pressure every single shot," said Ancer, referring to the team event in which he ran up a 3-1-1 record for the International side in a narrow defeat by the United States in Australia last month.
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Whether you weren't a fan of the short throw on the new butterfly keyboards or you found yourself one of the many people (yours truly included) who ran up against jammed or unresponsive keys on that design — you know there has been a problem.
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Dahm said her client was walking her two 6-year-old dogs — Pouya, a shepherd/husky mix, and Otto, a dark lab mix — in the designated off-leash area of the park when they ran up to greet the jogger as she ran in their direction.
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It wasn't a con, it was hustle, she explains in her speech to an adoring Southampton gala audience: It was tough, for a while there — I spent every cent I had trying to make it happen, borrowed from friends, ran up huge bills, almost lost it all.
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"As long as gold hold the $1,333 level intraday, it is good for bullion... prices ran up after the expectations from central banks, but there has been no definitive answers to retain those levels on an intraday basis," said Michael Matousek, head trader at U.S. Global Investors.
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One question from the audience was about the viability of soy; it became clear that the question was a ploy to plug the man's product, vegetarian Perky Jerky, when the man ran up the aisle and handed Brown a bag of the vegan snacks to try.
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The son wanted to stay in the house, but if his mother ran up a big reverse mortgage bill, he would have to pay the balance once she died in order to stay, or figure out how to borrow enough on his own to eliminate the debt.
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Dennis Grosel threw for a season-high 195 yards and tied a campaign best with three touchdown passes in his third start since replacing injured starter Anthony Brown for the Eagles (5-203, 3-3 ACC Coastal), who ran up a school-record 691 yards total offense.
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"The driver of the truck (later identified as Dixon resident Randy Tompkins) exited his vehicle, ran up to the car and without hesitation jumped into the car through the passenger side window in an attempt to stop it," Dixon Police said in a statement posted to Twitter.
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At one point, he says, the woman ran up to a group of men nearby and told them Rodriguez was trying to take her daughter away from her -- so the men joined her and started kicking him as he lay bleeding on the sidewalk, Rodriguez said.
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Related: A Reporter Tweeted a Video of Her Sexual Assault to Highlight Impunity in Mexico Noel was walking along a street in a trendy Mexico City neighborhood in March when a man ran up to her from behind, lifted her skirt, and pulled down her underwear.
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Raphael Sanchez, 44, ran up credit card and other bills totaling more than $190,000 in the names of his seven victims and carried out the scheme over a four-year period while serving as chief counsel of the ICE Seattle office, overseeing deportations in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
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As the 49-year-old Dutch convict turned successful crime blogger left a late lunch at an Amsterdam hotel in December 2016, a hooded man ran up to him, aimed a handgun at point blank range at the back of his head, and prepared to pull the trigger.
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According to the national exit poll, he ran up the score among whites without a college degree to a remarkable degree, winning an enormous slice of the electorate by a margin of 67% to 28%—an even bigger advantage than Mrs Clinton enjoyed with Latinos (65% to 29%).
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Even without Curry, who is sidelined due to a sprained medial collateral ligament in his right knee, the Warriors ran up 118 points on 47.3 percent shooting against a team less than 48 hours removed from having closed out a Round 1 win over the Los Angeles Clippers.
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Here's a rundown of several congressional candidates who tried tying themselves to Sanders: From a purely theoretical perspective, the idea of a Bernie Congress makes sense: Sanders ran up some massive margins over Hillary Clinton in congressional districts across the country — often in districts whose representatives endorsed Clinton.
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Three strokes off the pace overnight, Scott surged three ahead with a barrage of birdies on the challenging PGA National layout until he ran up a quadruple-bogey seven after twice finding water, first from the tee at the par-three hole and then from the drop zone.
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WATCH: Big Brother Contestants Get Engaged on Season Finale: 'I Want You and Only You' Q: But after that house meeting, it felt like the first time people saw that something might be happening between the two of you when Tyler ran up to the HOH where you were, Angela.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.), she ran up huge margins among black voters but struggled mightily with young people.
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PG&E cast the blackouts as a matter of public safety, aimed at preventing the kind of blazes that have killed scores of people over the past couple of years, destroyed thousands of homes, and ran up tens of billions of dollars in claims that drove the company into bankruptcy.
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Jayson Guanio, 29, the ship's cook, recalled that once, on a two-month voyage carrying bauxite from Montenegro to China, he ran up to the bridge to peer through binoculars at the flat rise of a distant island, just for the chance to look at something other than the sea.
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Jair Bolsonaro — a pro-dictatorship former military officer who has been dubbed the "Trump of the Tropics " by the Brazilian media — ran up a huge lead in the first round of voting on Sunday, although he came up just short of the majority needed to avoid a run-off ballot later this month.
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But like past protests and strikes, the estimated nearly one million Uber drivers in the US ran up against a problem embedded in the predatory structure of the company, as well as that of rivals like Lyft: They may be doing work, but these aren't supposed to be "jobs" in the technical sense.
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In the course of a few minutes a tremendous cheering was heard outside the gate of the Stadium, and a man in the dress of a Greek peasant ran up the steps and onto the track, making his way towards the King's throne, in front of which had been placed the finish line.
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On the first occasion, in February 1964, Mr. Allen performed a frenetic dance wearing a Beatle wig; on the second, in September 1965, he ran up and down the aisles while Mr. Rossi sang "She Loves You" (its lyrics amended to "We love you, yeah, yeah, yeah" and addressed to the audience).
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It was not an easy path to victory for the 49ers, though, as San Francisco ran up a lead of 20-10 early in the third quarter, and 13-13 early in the fourth but had to endure a late attack by Matthew Stafford and the Lions offense to win at home.
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The deputy started to head back to his patrol vehicle, and within three to five seconds, the door on the driver's side of the stopped car opened and the driver, brandishing a gun, ran up behind the deputy and "basically ambushed" him, shooting him in the back of the head, Major Lee said.
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NEW YORK, June 19 (Reuters) - U.S. index provider MSCI is all but sure to promote Argentina next week to its emerging market index after relegating the country to the frontier index since 2009, investors said, and some expressed worries that prices that ran up ahead of the move will fall after it is announced.
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World number one Day struggled with his swing for much of the week, and it finally caught up with him at the par-five 16th, where he ran up a double-bogey after pulling his three-wood tee shot and then compounding his problems by hitting his third shot into the pond guarding the green.
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World number six Matsuyama trimmed the deficit to three shots when he holed out with a brilliant flop shot from the left rough to eagle the par-four 14th and was then gifted a further two shots at the par-five 15th where Thomas ran up a double-bogey after hooking his second into a hazard.
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He writes about a woman writer he knew who ran up the stairs of a little French house in Paris, and on her way up she passed a room with a door open and inside there was a meeting going on of French Huguenots—this was in the nineteenth century—and they were smoking cigarettes and talking.
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We took the shuttle bus up to the amphitheater, where a strong wind was blowing, and where — as their parents and grandparents sat on the stone benches encircling the theater and took in the view — the girls ran up and down the levels like graceful little mountain goats and treated the ancient theater as their personal terraced playground.
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And whether or not he's still under SEC investigation, he still has two legal battles coming up, including one with the former employee who has accused Rothenberg of "wrongfully and capriciously" refusing to pay his Amex debt, which he says he ran up at Rothenberg's direction, including to pay day-to-day expenses incurred by the firm.
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The rampage ended when the motorist — whom the police identified as Sayfullo Saipov, 29 — smashed into a school bus, jumped out of his truck and ran up and down the highway waving a pellet gun and paintball gun and shouting "Allahu akbar," Arabic for "God is great," before he was shot in the abdomen by the officer.
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"I was just amazed that when you first came out here, Senator Warren, that you ran up those steps the way that you did, and all this energy and stamina that you have," Nikita L. Jackson, a Rock Hill, S.C., city councilwoman, said as she praised Ms. Warren to a crowd at a town hall event on Saturday.
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Clinton ran up historic margins of victory in Miami-Dade, nearly 289,000 votes — more than 80,000 better than Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE when he won the state four years ago.
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It's not hard to imagine pupils turning to dollar signs at EA HQ when they figured out they could monetize a hugely popular side of their market-leading game, leading to headlines like "My Teenager Spent $4,20 on FIFA Microtransactions" from 2015, and a more recent situation in Canada where a kid ran up a bill of over $7,000.
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"We're not after a unicorn - just a horse with a shell on its head": British official on a customs deal, December 2018 May's quest for "frictionless trade" after Brexit ran up against Barnier's contention that it was impossible to match the fluidity of trade once, as the prime minister had insisted, Britain leaves both the EU single market and the customs union.
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"We're not after a unicorn - just a horse with a shell on its head": British official on a customs deal, December 2018 May's quest for "frictionless trade" after Brexit ran up against Barnier's contention that it was impossible to match the fluidity of trade once, as the prime minister had insisted, Britain leaves both the EU single market and the customs union.
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I found I could not sit on the couch and watch as the politicians in Washington, Republican and Democrat alike, ran up trillions in debt, sent our young men and women into harm's way to fight ill-advised wars, and turned our government from a protector of freedom into a threat that is intruding into virtually every aspect of our personal and financial lives.
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Seeing how worried I was, my dad declared he had never had so much energy, begging my sister and me to try to tag him while he ran up and down the halls of our apartment — not even tempted to take a peek at the diet bread I had just baked for him — adding the required three-quarters of a cup of coffee to my ingredient list.
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Salesforce has already deleted outgoing co-CEO Keith Block from its leadership web pageThe sudden departure of Salesforce co-CEO Keith Block could show how Marc Benioff is preparing a new generation of talent to take the reins at the cloud giantA WeWork exec who was Rebekah Neumann's cousin regularly ran up huge expense reports before other execs ganged up and forced him out
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Ulrich Spiesshofer: Look when you take the development of our share price, we had before Christmas, in the third and in the fourth quarter, our share really ran up very, very strongly and there was an over expectation because we have a dampening effect of the backlog, we had in the last couple of years due to tough markets and transformation the decreasing backlog.
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On the beach, the estuary waters ran up across the flat sand, flooding the stale pools that had been left behind hours earlier in cracks in the jutting shelves of shale; any remaining families had retreated to a last redoubt, a bank of pebbles marked with a crusty high-tide line of dried seaweed, cracked plastic bottles, washed-white bones, driftwood, and faded crisp packets.
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Goaded by Bush, congressional Republicans passed into law a new federal entitlement (prescription drugs for senior citizens, also known as Medicare Part D), ran up the deficit, promoted democratic ideals overseas in the feckless manner of Woodrow Wilson, considered a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants and confirmed a Supreme Court chief justice, John G. Roberts Jr., whose swing vote would later save Obamacare from judicial evisceration.
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