Kathy Hochul, who ran with Cuomo, also won her primary against challenger Jumaane Williams, a New York City Council member who ran with Nixon.
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She would follow Geraldine Ferraro, who ran with Democrat Walter Mondale in 1984, and Sarah Palin, who ran with Republican John McCain in 2008.
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I think the media ran with it a little bit.
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It also shows that she ran with a shady crowd.
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Unfortunately, many researchers took that theory and ran with it.
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"A chance he grabbed with both paws and ran with!"
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Once I realised what was happening I ran with them.
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And the models got that memo and ran with it.
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Houston and Ferdowsi ran with their approach to found Dropbox.
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They just had an idea and they ran with it.
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It's not the first game he ran with the ball.
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I got my shot, took it and ran with it.
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That's just one joke people took and ran with it.
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But Maddie just took the role and ran with it.
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And obviously, Twitter users took the photo and ran with it.
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So I kind of took that idea and ran with it.
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But they really just took the ball and ran with it.
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Hosts liked making fun of me and I ran with it.
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Of course, Twitter users took the photo and ran with it.
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The mainstream media immediately selected that quote and ran with it.
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In short, she found her own thing and ran with it.
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Oxford, that bastion of Englishness, Hall ran with the foreign students
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Clinton picked up that narrative and ran with it on Thursday.
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After she booked her first consulting client, she ran with it.
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And then just picked up the ball and ran with it.
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The hairstylist Guido Palau also ran with the idea of contradiction.
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But besides that, he just took it and ran with it.
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Sanders picked up on Brody's biblical implication and ran with it.
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"Brian Kemp took the ball and ran with it," she added.
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So I ran with it, booking a tour with Got Ghosts!
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She was not naïve, and ran with a hard-partying crowd.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), who ran with the support of Sanders.
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Conservative news outlets bought into this framing and ran with it.
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Oddie: Yeah, we took that theme and kind of ran with it.
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J.J. Abrams ran with it, and I went along for the ride.
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Ellis gleefully shared links as different media sites ran with the piece.
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Several restaurant employees, also familiar with the restaurant's layout, ran with him.
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Lots of other cases I picked up halfway through then ran with.
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In 13, Jefferson ran with Burr again, opposing Adams's bid for reelection.
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And when this college sophomore won the prize, she ran with it.
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Bad boys who ran with tough crowds, who cursed and were unpredictable.
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Disney then ran with the idea, infusing the park with Chinese elements.
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"She ran with my homegirls, all my little cheerleading homegirls," he said.
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I ran with graffiti heads, so I commissioned them to create handstyles.
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Once we started making music together, we just ran with that name.
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They didn't have a women's team, so I ran with the men.
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And we ran with it, and it worked for a long time.
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Yeah, I think we ran with the polls a little too much.
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We ran with the HTML5 video game business for a few years.
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But as with many things on the internet, people ran with it.
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Northam actually also ran with the "things were different back then" defense.
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Plenty of outlets covered the incident and ran with the initial narrative.
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And he successfully ran with the simple idea that things can be fixed.
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George said, 'This is my person' and we ran with it from there.
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There, Democrat Roy Cooper, who ran with a message against HB2, defeated Gov.
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"It just kind of happened and I ran with it, hard," she says.
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"I think the media ran with it because it sounds cool," she laughed.
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Dunham took the baton and ran with it, pitching her own "Roseanne" spinoff.
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Several customers took advantage of the opportunity, but one really ran with it.
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But fans of the show picked the moment up and ran with it.
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My husband had the dinosaur costume and we just ran with the idea.
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So the fearless folks at Mashable took that number and ran with it.
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It ran with a photo of Bonk as he squatted, bar in hand.
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He calls them "financial Sundays " — I took the idea and ran with it.
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The news media soon picked up Ms. Dunham's fumble and ran with it.
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When Mickelson missed, Stenson had the edge he needed and ran with it.
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Ms. Vetrano normally ran with her father, but she was alone that evening.
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Democrats ran with the robotic Rubio theme in the days following the debate.
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But the story, Waxman writes, never ran with all of its reporting intact.
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Xue ran with the crowd to another gate and escaped onto the tarmac.
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Rocky kind of ran with that and took it to this lovelorn, exotic place.
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But one elderly couple in Florida took that common tradition and ran with it.
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She ran with her family to hide him in the swamps by the Nile.
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"George ran with his head up as fast as he could," says an observer.
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Fagg ran with the support of many former Montana elected officials, including ex-Reps.
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Republicans have focused their ire on BuzzFeed and those who ran with the story.
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You have taken the pain you have caused me, and you ran with it.
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Trump picked up on Sanders' brutal critique and ran with it during the campaign.
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He ran with a gang of kids who did everything from drugs to crime.
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As a teen-ager, he ran with a loutish gang, before military service intervened.
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Two large images ran with the article about Mr. McEnroe's career and new book.
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The press ran with his mistake, excoriating him to the point of mocking ridicule.
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Andrew Scott heard you all calling him a hot priest and ran with it.
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She ran with me and Lambert, took the Underground, as it was back then.
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Former President Abraham Lincoln, a Republican member of the Union Party, ran with Sen.
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"(All my coaches) ran with that in their own way," Thornton said to me.
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According to Bustle, within moments, the Twitter universe discovered the video and ran with it.
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Even Fox News, which initially ran with the story, has stopped using that talking point.
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It was an idea that a few months later I picked up and ran with.
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He ran with all the changes, and he changed too, and we changed with him.
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Grinna ran with three other CEOs after Technology Underwriting Greater Good, or TUGG, recruited them.
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But Clinton, from the start of the campaign, seized that mantle and ran with it.
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It ran with the headline, "China, World leaders stand with Britain after London terror attack".
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Obama is 100 percent natural in 2015, and the Internet ran with it since then.
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And, of course, the dog that ran with "The Little Rascals" was a pit bull.
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And Donald Trump, master of whataboutism, predictably took up the issue and ran with it.
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The loss was devastating for a family whose label Mr. Missoni ran with his siblings.
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She usually ran with her father, a retired firefighter, who had recently injured his back.
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White Wolf got Street Fighter during the blank canvas days and they ran with it.
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And after a bit of clarification, I took it to heart and ran with it.
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Chinese state media, on the other hand, took the terrorism line and ran with it.
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President George W. Bush took the ball from Clinton and ran with it even further.
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" The Guardian ran with "Mother of victim says her daughter rejected Santa Fe suspect's advances.
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So they ran with that core creative idea and came up with a pretty cool story.
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Twitter took the moment and ran with it, zooming in and focusing on Michelle's facial expression.
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The administration realized that this was pretty great, so we helped out and ran with it.
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Basically, I repeated the experiment Nilay ran with the iPad Pro, and nearly everything just worked.
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" The conservative Drudge Report then ran with the story, headlining it "Michelle Obama Slamming Hillary Clinton.
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And so when I started to get it, I just took it and ran with it.
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The administration realized that this was pretty great, so we helped out and ran with it.
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"People ran with that — that I was like, apologizing with that song and stuff," he said.
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Ewers ran with the idea, coming up with the design that would eventually become Moo Muffs.
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In 2016, seven women ran, with four Democrats and one Republican making it past the primaries.
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An earlier version of the photo caption that ran with this editorial misspelled Darrell Cannon's surname.
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Can you tell me about a time you ran with a project from start to finish?
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On Tuesday, the New York Daily News ran with another of its desperate appeals for circulation.
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During the 2012 presidential race, she ran with Dr. Jill Stein on the Green Party ticket.
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I soon found a passion and ran with it, starting a career in the beauty industry.
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She was the one who encouraged me to become an actor, and I ran with it.
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Another good hashtag that showcases how users have taken the assignment and just ran with it.
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And many outlets — USA Today, NBC, CBS, Men's Health and Business Insider — ran with the news.
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Since she acknowledged that Cyrus was her girlfriend in the video's title, fans ran with it.
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"But I would be quite surprised" if the Trump administration ran with this policy proposal, she said.
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She never asked for permission or paid a penny ... she just took them and ran with them.
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Folks on Twitter ran with their own interpretations of the Pting, and where they'd seen it before.
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It confused many and juuuust enough ran with the idea that the whole thing turned inside out.
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She did her work from behind her laptop, then police took her lead and ran with it.
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I ran with Beats X, and endured a monstrous spin class, without giving it a second thought.
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It came up as an idea, and we took it as a challenge and ran with it.
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The conventional wisdom was that her supporters would back Ellison, who ran with the blessing of Sen.
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A local NBC affiliate ran with the story, which could be mistaken for a rewritten press release.
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I just gave Rabia some themes here and she wrote the lyrics and ran with the vocals.
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Twitter, of course, ran with it, with 140-character rants raging on both sides of the debate.
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The show's makeup artist, Lynsey Alexander, and hairstylist, Anthony Turner, took the reference and ran with it.
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Jana sent us a picture of herself that ran with the original German version of the interview.
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From there, The Blood Brothers, The Faint, and countless others picked up and ran with that idea.
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Joe Lieberman, a moderate Democrat, though a foreign policy hawk, who ran with Al Gore in 2000.
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" The commissioned article, by Morton Hunt, ran with the headline "Up Against the Wall, Male Chauvinist Pig.
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On the massive screen, attractive young people ran with a billowing red sheet across a golden desert.
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This idea was brought to me and I just kind of took it and ran with it.
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The review ran with a slide show, and one of the photos was removed after readers commented.
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Then the tear gas started, he said, and he ran with a large group to higher ground.
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The word acrimony means "anger and bitterness," and Perry totally ran with this theme, to say the least.
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" The story ran with an image of a grinning Ryan next to Clinton campaign slogan "I'm with her.
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But there's always been an anti-democratic undercurrent to the Valley's utopianism—and Thiel simply ran with it.
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He kept the bond that he saw preseason, and ran with it to the title that seemed incomprehensible.
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The man was helped to a triage area, and McAslin and Goddard ran with others toward an exit.
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George H.W. Bush, the former congressman and director of the CIA, took Mondale's accomplishments and ran with them.
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Even in 1994, few of us were fooled by the "Friends" fantasy, but we ran with it anyway.
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Many news organizations pounced on these sensational predictions and ran with them like a punt returner finding daylight.
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Jordan Young and Elijah Aron, thankfully, are brilliant, and they took this idea and they ran with it.
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I gave him a list of 30 or so names and he just sort of ran with it.
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When Crowe was asked if he uses any specific acting method, such as Stanislavski, he predictably ran with it.
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The wiretapping story wasn't the only one Trump ran with and repeated to millions of people across the country.
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The internet took Condescending Wonka and ran with it, quickly building an archive of tens of thousands of images.
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He even donned a " Make America Great Again " hat, the slogan that Trump ran with during his presidential campaign.
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Regardless of what clique you ran with back in high school, you'll love this cheerleading-inspired workout — trust us.
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The outlets who ran with the report have already drawn fire on Twitter, but so far Zacozo seems unconcerned.
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" Destination Wealth Management founder and CEO Michael Yoshikami ran with the bulls: "The market bouncing back, it's not unreasonable.
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" Lola Kirke: "She definitely ran with it and came back and had all of these new ideas for it.
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Among the alternative cover stash, you'll also find the collection of "Travel" posters Moss ran with Pottermore in 2016.
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Then we all took that idea and ran with it, and wrote the scene that's in the final movie.
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"My mom emailed my principal and teachers and they took the ball and ran with it," Stevee tells PEOPLE.
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Never. But Corinne is bold, sexy and unique … so I kind of just ran with it for a moment.
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Ironically, he went on to open his own bookshop, which he ran with his wife (and first cousin!), Lesley.
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LHP Cole Hamels had a two-run lead three batters into Tuesday's 7-1 win and ran with it.
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I am so proud of the phenomenal sisterhood that I ran with during the primary and the general election.
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While a few sites took the rumor and ran with it, it all seemed… a bit off, to us.
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Both the hairstylist Eugene Souleiman and the makeup artist Aaron de Mey took the reference and ran with it.
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Alright, well if Zayn was fucking around on Gigi, the tabloids would've picked that up and ran with it.
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" Correction: This article originally ran with the headline "Woman Raped, Shackled During Childbirth in Jail of Trump's New Hire.
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Though neither party has confirmed this news, the internet treated it like the gospel and ran with it anyway.
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She took Kate's look and ran with it, injecting her own quirky, girly spirit into the Kate Spade prototype.
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Victor resurrected the idea, changed it completely, and ran with it, coming up with a nice list of candidates.
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He really ran with it and thank God he did: He made such brilliant dances using the natural world.
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But it was Mr. Guare who ran with the idea, and he was singularly well equipped to do so.
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She ran with the support of the Justice Democrats, the same progressive group that helped bring New York Rep.
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The media ran with the forgiveness narrative, praising the ability of the victims' families for their graciousness and faith.
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James Wan ran with that same energy and approach in Furious 7, which meshed seamlessly with the films before it.
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Sparks, having just parked on the campus of Santa Monica College, ran with his shotgun toward the gunfire he'd heard.
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"The dress was feeling a bit naughty (read sexy!) and I took that cue a ran with it," says Randall.
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Jeremiah Moss It started in New York City under Mayor [Ed] Koch, and Reagan took it and ran with it.
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Conservative accounts against the Parkland student movement #NeverAgain ran with the photoshopped image and it began spreading quickly on Twitter.
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Burmese soldiers set fire to her village, Nu Ru La, she said, and residents ran with whatever they could grab.
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In a disclosure that ran with the story, Rolling Stone said it had changed some names and withheld some locations.
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So you have better sense than a lot of publications who ran with the story as if it were real.
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Politicians, including the president, ran with that message to continue to push the Trump administration's hardline stance on the issue.
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At first Guli ran with no music, podcasts or distractions, but the silence in Antarctica got to be too much.
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After LeBron James pretended to sip a beer, the brewery ran with the viral moment — but King James wasn't happy.
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"My first thought was, 'I wish I was fit', I would've ran with him (winner Henri Schoeman)," Brownlee told reporters.
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Team Trump then took the attack and ran with it, trying to substantiate the claims that Pelosi isn't all there.
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Caron Bernstein, model: I was at clubs like eight nights a week in those days and ran with an entourage.
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I blurted out to Grace that we should make a magazine about true crime, and she just ran with it.
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"Huffington Post", they ran with the headline, quote: Trump finally admits his campaign colluded with Russia at Trump Tower meeting.
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Further, a multitude of criminal investigations surround nearly every aspect of Trump and the organizations he ran with his family.
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On a single white sheet of paper, the reader pasted a photo of me that ran with my newspaper column.
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Initially, I considered constructing a themeless puzzle, but the A & W theme emerged quite readily so I ran with it.
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Trump took those inflated threats and ran with them, turning fear of deadly foreigners into the basis for his movement.
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President Moon took that olive branch and ran with it, inviting North Korea to attend and participate in the Games.
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The internet took Trump's comments and ran with them, turning them quickly into a meme, as first spotted by BuzzFeed.
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I bicycled regularly, ran with friends, worked out with my father, and was in the best shape of my life.
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Tuesday, after trying to rescue some belongings from the waters, Ms. Guimarães ran with her children to her mother's house.
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She then ran, with her son leaning against her, to the village public health center, which usually stocks the antidote.
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We didn't get to see you run with your brothers and sister, you ran with them with your eyes everyday.
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After CBS and Variety magazine ran with the story, it was picked up by multiple media outlets across the country.
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"Here I was, a poetry major in college who had found a need, and I ran with it," says Glantz.
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Hardy says there were elements of Brock's character that felt very Conor-ish to him -- so, he ran with it.
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As a teenager in Detroit in the 1980s, Richard Wershe Jr. ran with some of the city's biggest crack kingpins.
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When Smythson approached the graphic artist Vahram Muratyan to design a set of notebooks — carte blanche — Muratyan ran with that freedom.
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I took the short story — it was inspired by the themes within it — and I just kind of ran with that.
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She ran with the feeling and began an experiment to prove that people enjoy things more when they pay with cash.
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But Tesla ran with them because it's a fledgling company that didn't know any better and presumably wanted to appear futuristic.
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And because Ryan Murphy could stand in for Captain Obvious on any day, he ran with it, much to my delight.
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The wife ran with Reign until a passing motorist stopped, picked them up and began to drive them to a hospital.
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Their word was bond, and in the weeks following, women (and a few men) took that bond and ran with it.
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Its "reporter" lifted Fontaine's photo directly from 4chan and, without any attempt at verification, ran with it on the front page.
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Her death opens up a leadership vacuum in her AIADMK party, which she ran with an iron hand with designated successor.
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We drove up to my house, he ran with my suitcase to my mother, danced across the courtyard with this suitcase.
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Many assumed the story ran with the blessing of Bannon and represented the latest salvo in his ongoing struggle with Priebus.
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Correction — An earlier version of this story ran with the headline that Craigslist's Missed Connections was ending with the personal ads.
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As for the idea to throw her feline a quinceañera, well, it was a joke that her mom ran with.
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Although Kim had always loved waffles, the idea for waffle pizza came from his mother, and he ran with the idea.
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Several reporters ran with the angle that this evidence countered a longstanding assumption that manuscripts were only ever painted by men.
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If Trump ran with Cruz as his vice presidential pick, he said, they would have to fight legal action from Democrats.
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So I took everything that I learned in those lessons and practiced on my own time, and then ran with it.
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And by "ran with it," I of course mean shared their universal shock that a female comedian had a hot boyfriend.
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"I ran with the crowds, hid under some seats, looked for an exit, headed out to the tarmac," Fors later tweeted.
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Terry barely talked, but he ran with unmatched ferocity, as though he were being chased by a man with an ax.
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Dershowitz took the question and ran with it, outlining a view of executive power that hovers somewhere between authoritarian and monarchical.
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Pulled by the front wheels, the 2400-horsepower 20-cylinder GTI ran with Pontiac Trans Ams clad with "Screaming Chicken" decals.
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Vanessa Williams stands on the remains of Mogo Pottery, the business she ran with her husband, in Mogo, Australia, Jan. 15.
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Two dozen retirees had settled into a pastoral life in the Hudson Valley, where they ran with a like-minded herd.
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" Aiello quit school after eighth grade, worked odd jobs and ran with a gang of boys who called themselves "the Kingsmen.
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The Hilltoppers ran with Middle Tennessee for the first 255 minutes, taking a 29-220 lead when Bearden drained a jumper.
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Mr. Reed not only wrote the front-page article; he also ended up inadvertently in the photograph that ran with it.
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And at the time, even though she ran with the Surrealist crowd, it was quite a radical mind-set to exteriorize.
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People ran with it and used it as a convenient smoke screen to say that they cared about ethics in games journalism.
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The Diglett Potato Field seemed least intimidating of all and didn't require me to purchase quail eggs, so I ran with it.
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The Hong Kong protesters ran with the idea and managed to form a line of activists 30 miles long, surprising even themselves.
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For most of these races, Wheatcroft ran with a guide, his friend Neil Bacon, who's been running with him for four years.
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You had 10 episodes to fill, and Netflix didn't restrict their running time, so you took that freedom and ran with it.
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Even though it seemed crazy, I ran with it, and with a lot of hard work and effort, the impossible became possible.
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And you know, listen, when I ran for governor of California, I ran with no political experience and was criticized for that.
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Many in the media — particularly those on the left — embraced the former first lady's characterization as fact and ran with the narrative.
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Remember, the earliest UFC events were pure spectacle and shock, and PRIDE FC merely picked up that mantle and ran with it.
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Or did Hank Azaria, the man who created Apu's voice, make it on his own, and the writers just ran with it?
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NBC shows like Community and 30 Rock took the metanarrative techniques of It's Garry Shandling's Show and Sanders and ran with them.
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Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 Instant Camera, available at Amazon, $46.99Several manufacturers have taken the classic Polaroid camera experience and ran with it.
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Then, during the last mile, a race administrator and volunteer met her on the course and ran with her to the finish.
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"[Standing Rock has] kind of reinforced the fact that they just drew borders on a map and ran with it," he says.
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Breitbart, the far-right news site formerly headed by once-White House strategist Steve Bannon, ran with the story on Friday morning.
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Just off a disastrous defeat by an ex-entertainer, a losing candidate who ran with appeals to a collection of interest groups.
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The president mocked Mr. Lamb as "Lamb the sham," a reference to Republicans' contention that Mr. Lamb ran with a conservative agenda.
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Once the creative portion of the day began, "it was clear that parents took that ball and ran with it," Latour said.
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She spent her early childhood in Coney Island, living above the hardware store that her father, Max, ran with his brother, Seymour.
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I just spent the past few months training for the New York City Marathon, a race I ran with my dad (pictured).
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He ran with the nomination of the Republican Party and tepid support from almost everyone who is part of the Republican establishment.
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When news broke that Aniston had split with Theroux, whom she married in 2015, let's just say the internet ran with it.
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Jenkins ran with an affiliation to the Democratic Party in the officially nonpartisan race and defeated three other candidates, The Advocate reported.
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They ran with equal verve while Los Angeles racked up more yards than the Cowboys had allowed on the ground all season.
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In addition to institutional recognition, De Larios found commercial success through a business she ran with other women, called Irving Place Studio.
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After Sokolovsky uploaded his video — which, as of now, has amassed more than 2 million views — the Russian media ran with the story.
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Late-night hosts, including Meyers, took the conversation sparked by women and ran with it, holding even their former colleagues and friends accountable.
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Myrick: Artisan took our website conceit that this was sort of a real incident that took place in Maryland and ran with that.
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Trump voters took the insult and ran with it, which is how we ended up here, with grammatically incorrect "Deplorable N' Chief" tees.
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I just put his lecture in the mouths of the two actors in front of this very bored classroom, and ran with it.
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Most recently, the White House ran with a unproven claim that British intelligence officials had wiretapped Trump Towers on behalf of President Obama.
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You might expect them to revive the New Orleans bounce sound, particularly after a summer Drake ran with two chart-topping bounce homages.
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Masoud used to be Tyrone Banks Jr. and ran with a gang in Pittsburgh before he flipped and put them all in jail.
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It was an amusingly violent scene, one that the Twitch chat room ran with, turning her into a Hannibal Lecter with an apron.
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Glen McConnell, then a state senator, began stocking Bessinger's sauce at CSA Galleries, a Confederate-memorabilia store that he ran with his brother.
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Since then, we gave Jane West [a founder and the national events coordinator for Women Grow] the ball and she ran with it.
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But it was that idea that the founders of Birobidzhan ran with, and you have to admit it sounded pretty good on paper.
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"Never Again" was the headline that ran with the story and image, which quickly became an iconic symbol of the pro-choice movement.
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He grabbed his camera, put on a face mask, and ran with emergency workers to the nearby site of the attack, he said.
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"I gave him a list of 30 or so names and he just sort of ran with it," Keating elaborates on their process.
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Several candidates for state legislative seats ran with the explicit promise of voting against Madigan when the legislature elects its Speaker next year.
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Believe me, if I ran with this program in a campaign and did very poorly, it would be a disservice to those ideas.
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Mr. Bunkeddeko ran with an aggressive agenda on housing in a district with a housing crisis, and he attacked Ms. Clarke's legislative record.
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His mother, Crystal Maestas, 34, who gave permission for him to be interviewed, said that she ran with the Dukes as a teenager.
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Mr. Kiselyev, already famous for saying some years ago that Russia could reduce the United States to "nuclear dust," ran with that threat.
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He ran with it like a cheerleader along the field's sidelines, and concluded his performance at midfield, where he waved the flag wildly.
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But the tone of voice, the rhythm of things and all that sort of stuff, we took that and we ran with it.
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She ran the marathon again in 1967 (3:27:218) and in 211 (2120:218), and each year more women ran with her.
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In the 2018 cycle, I ran with over 50 candidates from across the nation on both the Brand New Congress and Justice Democrats slates.
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Despite just a few dozen attendees, Desert Daze 0003 unintentionally became one of the world's longest consecutive music festivals, and organizers ran with it.
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Although she ran with a rough crowd at times and had been going through a difficult patch, friends said her life was looking up.
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The officer drove his patrol car up on a curb and cut off Mr. Waters, who turned and ran, with Officer Holder in pursuit.
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In 2015, the European Union issued its second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) regulations, and the UK Treasury took those and just ran with them.
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After the officers stopped and identified themselves as the police, the boy ran with the replica handgun still in his hand, the commissioner said.
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The planner offered up basically no restrictions on the possibilities of virtual sofa design, so people really took the idea and ran with it.
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One is Clinton's 2008 claim that she landed in Bosnia in 203 "under sniper fire" and "ran with our heads down" from the plane.
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Bill Anderson, the station's general manager, said the spot ran with the profanity because the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) prevents censorship of political ads.
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Amos was captivated by the deity's feminine power, but also liked the idea of boys being devoured by Pele, a theme she ran with.
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Trump did his best to jump in and say "not true" while Clinton spoke but she knew she had him and ran with it.
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Director Rian Johnson took that concept, ran with it, and created what Star Wars in the 21st century desperately needed: something risky and new.
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With a terrified expression on her face, Karen ran with the ugly stroller, her feet festooned with Band-Aids, toward police cars up ahead.
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My eclectic generation of filmmakers has at least one thing in common: we were given a chance, we ran with it, and we succeeded.
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Unfortunately several media outlets such as TIME magazine, ran with exaggerated and misleading headlines spreading disinformation that Gabbard is now helping spread even more.
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Whether intentionally or not, much the the #6ixside sound that followed ran with at least one of the stems that made up the song.
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On Tuesday, a woman who goes by the surname Zou, used World No-Tobacco Day to present her husband, Ran, with a box of cigarettes.
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Fun fact: it's one of the few big outdoor fests where open fires aren't allowed, so the team took that idea and ran with it.
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Director Rian Johnson took that idea, ran with it, and created what Star Wars in the 21st century desperately needed — something risky and profoundly new.
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The group took the idea and ran with it, commissioning gold shovel pins and hatching a plot to pile horse manure in the school gymnasium.
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He was injected with opium before the final footrace and ran with such crazed abandon that he could only stumble-walk over the finish line.
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The several tests I ran with haste showed my latency numbers plummeting from the 60s to the teens, shaving precious milliseconds off my network activity.
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And then without really much questioning, a bunch of news sites ran with it, claiming that the network showed the footage for about 30 minutes.
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The manager grabbed cold water and towels and ran with the woman to the minivan, where they found its doors unlocked and entered the vehicle.
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Director Rian Johnson took that concept, ran with it, and created what Star Wars in the 21st century desperately needed — something risky and profoundly new.
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I tried to run with my hood up, but it kept coming down, so I finally gave up and ran with my head scarf showing.
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Mr. Maldonado, who then went by the nickname Dee Jay, ran with young men who called themselves the Cool Brothers and provided security for clubs.
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The internet took the possible romance and ran with it, producing some of the greatest 'shipping gifs and videos we've seen in quite a while.
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The street finds its own uses for things; people picked up the tools that those early cyberpunk works put out them and ran with them.
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Finally, if you have any doubt about the stakes here, I encourage you to look at the chart that ran with my column this week.
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In June, the "Love City" issue ran with 24 different covers: one for every hour of a day, with each photo featuring a different couple.
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Even though the outlets that ran with it threw in a grain of salt, their teasing headlines took this lame hoax from suck to blow.
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However, having stopped promoting shows after their November 2014 event at the Copper Box in London, BAMMA have taken the ball and ran with it.
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Wheeler's lawsuit makes claims against Fox News and Butowsky, alleging that the network ran with fabricated quotes to concoct the story about Rich originally published.
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Almost all the other candidates, nicknamed les zéros virgule, or "nought point", after the results they are likely to get, ran with no prospect of winning.
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Apple ran with the "showtime" motif in the week leading up to the entertainment-focused event and got minor hardware updates out of the way beforehand.
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Beaudet says he and the students have heard some significant pushback since the piece ran with people asking when they would investigate essentially a college party.
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Authorities have alleged she was killed in 2012 after she threatened to expose a drug distribution ring that her husband ran with the Pagan's Motorcycle Club.
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Keith Ellison, who ran with the support of the Sanders coalition and has been vocal in advising the party to steer clear of the primary process.
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Through the companies Weinstein ran with his brother Bob, Miramax and The Weinstein Company, there was no other director who had unlimited carte blanche like Tarantino.
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"Brizio DelRosario, who ran with Berhow on a junior varsity cross-country team, also told CNN that Berhow was "totally normal" and not a "weird kid.
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He was cool—he ran with us—but what he used to do was plug into a VCR and then dub the VCR to another tape.
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Two New York City officers recently saved an unconscious baby in the Bronx after her mother ran with her out into the street calling for help.
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Ruth Wakefield's creation was known originally as the Toll House Chocolate Crunch Cookie, after the popular Massachusetts restaurant she ran with her husband in the 1930s.
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Ruth Wakefield, above, originally called her creation the Toll House Chocolate Crunch Cookie, after the popular Massachusetts restaurant she ran with her husband in the 1930s.
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The article ran with an image of a man's legs wearing red socks, black shoes and no pants, with a maple leaf falling between his knees.
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My mom taught me compassion and empathy, and I took those lessons and ran with them, and now I hope my life revolves around those things.
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Yet even the profanity has lost its zing in this cut-rate retread, which mostly prompts admiration for how far Mr. Zwigoff ran with one joke.
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They show ordinary women achieving something extraordinary and then absolutely freaking out with joy as the strangers they ran with hit their goals and qualify, too.
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I recognized the need for convenient, nutrient-rich meals and ran with the ideaThe impact of unhealthy eating hit far too close to home for me.
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Obama took that ruling and ran with it, issuing EPA regulations on new power plants, cars and trucks, methane leaks from natural gas drilling, and more.
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Wanting to lose neither our group nor our story, I ran with the migrants to the edge of town where we hid behind a row of bushes.
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Their daughter, J.S., was a freshman honor student who played the violin and ran with her high school's track team — but she was also an adventurous spirit.
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Flyers goaltender Steve Mason (13-14-7), making his sixth start in 10 days, took the support and ran with it, making 41 saves for the win.
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Paulie specifically asked production whether it would be the same bungee cord Kam and Kayleigh were given regardless of if he or Natalie ran with the cord.
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As for Waka Flocka, the Atlanta brawl-rapper's endorsement of Clinton seems to have been a bizarre joke that the media seized hold of and ran with.
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G Steve Mason (13-14-7), making his sixth start in 10 days, took the support and ran with it, making 41 saves in a win Thursday.
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Other competing magazines saw their chance to take the spotlight away from Campbell and his magazine and ran with it, eclipsing it with their own innovative stories.
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But we took advantage of that knowledge — the technology piece, the fit, the fact that people want to be comfortable but look great — and ran with it.
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BOLDIN: The reason I didn't [participate in an anthem demonstration] was seeing the way people took that and ran with it and never talked about the issues.
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Hallquist's campaign ideas seem keenly focused on Vermont, and mesh with the progressive political agenda that Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders ran with during his 2016 Presidential campaign.
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One of his teammates saw the collision and doubled back to get him back on his feet and ran with him the whole rest of the race.
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Dinosaucers ran with this trend, giving its dinosaur characters many human attributes beyond their appearance—language, culture, agency, and technological ability were traits they possessed as well.
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His own stunning photos ran with the piece, in which he described walking through downtown after the quake — but before the ensuing fires had engulfed the city.
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The editorial ran with a study of two large employers that found no decrease in outpatient spending as a result of workers' use of online transparency tools.
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The Obama administration picked up the mantle and ran with it, transforming spending and decision-making processes of the federal government and its state and local partners.
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As the saying goes, once he'd proved there was a need he ran with it, and now Citymapper covers many global cities, and recently launched in Moscow.
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"She didn't stop, she didn't go to the bathroom," said her son, who is known as Brenny and who ran with her in marathons and other races.
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In high school, Bourdain fell in love with an older girl, Nancy Putkoski, who ran with a druggie crowd, and he started dabbling in illicit substances himself.
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Mr Schweiger said he had never heard of Mr Ryan; his wife asked if he was the one who ran with Hillary Clinton (that was Tim Kaine).
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Maybe it was because the boozy, post-punk, literary crowd I ran with (or, more accurately, sat around with) for so many years was not especially outdoorsy.
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Google ran with the concept under the name Project Ara for a time, only to let it die out completely (and sadly) just a few years later.
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Teens on TikTok saw an opportunity to mess around and convince guys that eating used tampons is not just normal, but healthy, even, and ran with it.
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Wa Lone showed a talent for design and photography, and soon set up a small photo services shop of his own, which he ran with Thura Aung.
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Media outlets misrepresented the hard-to-parse remarks, and Gabbard ran with it en route to a 2019 Trump card: She owned the biggest lib of them all.
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Schumer gets super-honest about a certain incident with a men's magazine, where the essay she was contracted to write ran with photos of models instead of her.
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Growing up, he and his brother Terry would play in the neighboring woods and rivers, exploring, shooting arrows, and splashing in creeks that ran with water containing PCBs.
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And that came from the top people and the president of ABC, and Kelly is probably enraged because she gave him a shot and he ran with it.
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On The Tonight Show, Fallon took that idea and ran with it — performing a parody of "Jailhouse Rock" as though he were Trump trying out an Elvis imitation.
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Even if porn was aired on CNN, it's clear that a lot of publications ran with a story based on tweets from one person before verifying the facts.
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We thought, "Oh, that's the perfect convergence of Beth's actual job, Randall's desire for this bigger purpose, and a connection to William," so we just ran with it.
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Yet the 12-year-old girl ran with the Olympic flame in Brasilia in May, the first day of its journey through more than 300 towns and cities.
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The rubber helps keep the earbuds in your ear, and it works — I never had one fall out during normal use, or even when I ran with them.
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By acknowledging it in this way, Dorsey gave it unearned credibility—and sites like Breitbart ran with it, suggesting that Dorsey all but admitted his left-wing bias.
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Hays' girlfriend told the station she has tried to escape dozens of times -- last week she knocked over Hays and ran with her kids to her neighbor's house.
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Either way, the Cleveland Browns and the Philadelphia Eagles picked up the bit and ran with it on Sunday, thanks to some primitive animation and electric football boards.
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The US Department of Defense ran with the idea, and in 1969 the precursor of the internet as we know it today, the military-operated ARPANET, went live.
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In the Jerusalem mayor's race this year, for example, Yossi Daitch, a Hasidic candidate, ran with the backing of the Hasidic party Agudat Yisrael, or Union of Israel.
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Most recently, she was a creative partner at Code Modern, a marketing group based in New York and London, which she ran with a business partner, Eric Boscia.
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We had the idea of NoHo Hank and this friendly mobster, but he took it into this place that we would never expect and really ran with it.
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I abhor President Trump's rhetoric, but he is tapping into justified concerns about the way China initially handled the disease and the risks it ran with animal husbandry.
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Consider how comedians ran with the "Trump dossier" without a thorough vetting, or how Colbert savaged President Trump for gutting Meals on Wheels (only it didn't actually happen).
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Instead, the piece ran with a quote from Ted declaring Mitch a leper, and deeming him permanently cancelled, not just from his show, but from working ever again.
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J.P. Ricciardi, General Manager, Toronto Blue Jays: I think Sandy deserves a lot of the credit for laying the groundwork, and Billy took the ball and ran with it.
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When he started making beats at the age of 16, he ran with it, creating new social media accounts with the moniker, and tacking on Beats at the end.
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Furious that Buzzfeed printed the unsubstantiated allegations in their totality (which CNN did not), Trump chided news organizations who ran with the allegations, as well as the possible leakers.
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Flea, who ran with other "petty thievin' street rats," also lost and found himself in the words of Kurt Vonnegut and the sound of Clifford Brown and Max Roach.
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But it wasn't until May of this year, when Jonson's mother Melanie Griffith low-key confirmed the duo's relationship, that the rumor mill up and ran with the story.
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The New York Daily News ran with a cover photo of Ivanka Trump and an inset photo of Palestinians carrying off a wounded rioter in Gaza many miles away.
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When the Twitterverse got wind of the dog's new haircut, it took it and ran with it — back to a simpler time when Justin Timberlake had No Strings Attached.
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Shepard "ran with the ones and caught more passes than anyone during Giants minicamp," per CBS Sports Rotowire, and he'll need to keep that up from here on out.
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The press ran with the story, alerting Americans to the grim realization that hospitals in the United States routinely operated on critically ill premature babies without giving them painkillers.
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Mr. Puts's music was captivating from the start, with insistent drumming that took an idea from Leonard Bernstein's music for the movie "On the Waterfront" and ran with it.
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Despite receiving no confirmation, TMZ ran with the claim that Lovato had overdosed on heroin specifically, with other mainstream publications—from the Telegraph to Sky News—quickly following suit.
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Where HBO fumbled, Showtime picked up the ball and ran with it, doing the complete opposite: Giving Shields the main event slot 50 miles from her hometown of Flint.
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"But her emails!" even became a frequent callout from Donald Trump and his base, who ran with the scandal to make a point that Clinton should be locked up.
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So Pidathala took it and ran with it, at the same time referencing a collection of more than 300 recipes that her grandmother had written out but never published.
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Alas, my understanding is that what galvanized them wasn't my luminous prose but rather a small chart that ran with the article and showed causes of global child mortality.
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That was the hurdle that we were given and the people behind that show, the same people that are behind our show, took that opportunity and ran with it.
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When the fact that the FBI considered Jewell a suspect days after the bombing was reported on, his life went to pieces as the media ran with the story.
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He seemed a little underwhelmed by the news -- even with CGI predictions on the kid's looks -- but when our photog suggested a potential 'GoT' situation, Jack ran with it.
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So "Mosul, Mosul Mosul / So sad, so sad / It's a catastrophe / So bad, so bad" sounds way better than the stream-of-consciousness horseshit that he ran with Wednesday night.
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Widodo ran with Islamic cleric Ma'ruf Amin against former military general Prabowo Subianto, who secured 45 percent of votes, according to unofficial "quick counts" of sample votes by private pollsters.
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His sons — along with daughters Ella, 11, and Emmie Kay, 8 — also ran with Chip during his marathon in May, ensuring his 2018 goal was a full-fledged family affair.
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That Drake doesn't even get memes or the Internet but his team and his label saw the potential and the niche for the Millennial's Rapper and they ran with it???
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A study from May found a correlation that suggested climate change could account for three additional sleepless nights per hundred people per month, and lots of folks ran with it.
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But the possibility that it never will is not as disappointing as it used to be because Vermintide II picked up Left 4 Dead's ideas and successfully ran with them.
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Shopping content by CNN Underscored: Your guide to buying a running watch I often ran with a Camelbak running bag and, for longer non-race runs, used the water bladder.
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"It had been a butcher shop for a hundred years, and we just kind of ran with the idea of beef and making it a focal point," Mr. Ahern said.
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Various media outlets ran with this letter, without any indication that they'd made any effort to figure out who wrote it and whether he ever really did date Dr. Ford.
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She toppled a transportation subcommittee chairman who ran with the backing of the Chicago Tribune and whose last name has been on the ballot in this area for four decades.
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He would be well into his teens before learning that the company his father ran with a partner was not, as he had long supposed, some sort of criminal enterprise.
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So the fact that Twitter took the idea of the hashtag and ran with it says a lot about the platform and how it can embrace ideas from its community.
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It would be even better if Biden ran with a younger person, like Mitch Landrieu or Amy Klobuchar, with a promise to serve only four years and then make way.
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Dauwalter had three pacers in the Tahoe 200, including her husband, Kevin Schmidt, who organizes logistics for her races and eventually ran with her the last 30 miles in Tahoe.
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Everyone scrambled and ran with the clothes on their backs, relieved and hopeful to live another day or die with others traveling toward the new border and sanctuary of India.
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From there, Manfred said the 'Stros ran with the idea ... and continued to cheat by filming catchers' signs, decoding them and relaying them to batters using a dugout trash can.
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However, it felt like a very ripe idea and we ran with it, to figure out how our deep state/permanent government might go about influencing a recalcitrant president-elect.
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GOP critics in Congress took the president's statement and ran with it, crafting an amendment to codify ending the Medicaid expansion at the end of this year rather than 2019.
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"So I ran with the stand-up thing, and the first 9½ minutes was basically the character delivering joke after joke about how bleak her life was," Waller-Bridge explained.
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So in August 2018, when Howard-Higgins advanced the false claim that Unsworth had struck up a relationship with his now-wife when Unsworth was 12, Musk ran with it.
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After swatting a team-high five home runs during the spring, he edged out Joc Pederson and Andrew Toles for the starting job in left field and ran with it.
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The saga has stirred up many on the right, who say that the students were unfairly maligned and that the media ran with one narrative before having the full picture.
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The press ran with the story, saying Nectome is pitching a mind-uploading service that's "100 percent fatal," and that to use its services customers will have to kill themselves first.
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Sophia Lamar, a New York promoter who ran with the club kids, remembers how Giuliani used the law to constrict the anything-goes nightlife of the East Village in the 90s.
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It's no surprise that various post-hardcore bands and indie popsters ran with the sound and its accompanying day-glo visuals, again not mentioning its secret kinship to the alternative world.
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It's far longer than you would expect in a film, then or today — and for Lives I took that and ran with it, when Valda Setterfield is sitting on the couch.
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Nas was supposed to be the guy who would take it to… either you ran with Nas with that, or you backlashed and went with De La." "What did you pick?
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Manafort's old lobbying firm — which he ran with onetime Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone — raked in millions of dollars representing foreign governments and filed the necessary FARA documents in the past.
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After World War II, brothers Theo and Karl Albrecht found their mother's corner grocery store in Germany still standing — so they ran with it, transforming Aldi into an international supermarket chain.
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Alexander VIndman, a key witness in the impeachment inquiry into President Trump, originally ran with a line saying that Vindman was awarded the Purple Heart after being injured by an IUD.
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"We don't cure cancer, but we heal the spirit, take you to a better place," she explained to La'Porsha, who ran with the idea more elegantly and called for social change!
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So Trump ran with his crusade against the players, even as he paid little attention to the suffering of millions of American citizens on the hurricane-ravaged island of Puerto Rico.
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This last sentiment is one the folks at Crooked Media really ran with, harnessing the media frenzy around the Obama portraits to put out a national call for Donald Trump portraits.
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The issue was highlighted by an act of violence last month: the shooting of six African migrants by a right-wing sympathizer who ran with the League in a local election.
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He said he was worried he would be typecast as a doctor, so when he had the opportunity to make his mark in the hit comedy film he ran with it.
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I had been lucky to get a preview of this spirit weeks earlier, when I ran with the Olympic torch and passed the flame to my friend and CNN colleague Arwa Damon.
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I'm familiar with the origins of the term "PC Master Race" and I totally understand that it was conceived as a joke...but at same time, the community has ran with it.
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Edwards ended up losing to a former Allentown solicitor named Susan Wild who ran with the support of Emily's List, which works to get pro–abortion rights Democratic women elected to office.
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During her first week on the job, she said, she told Sanders that he had to treat racial inequality and economic inequality as "parallel issues" — a suggestion she said he ran with.
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In a similar analysis we ran with Bernie and Biden against each other, the race was much closer, even though Buttigieg and Biden's policies are largely viewed as similar compare to Bernie's
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"I felt so accomplished for the first time in a really long time," Andrews tells PEOPLE, adding that both her husband, Miles Andrews, and her oncologist, Dr. Joshua Patt, ran with her.
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It ran with extraordinary video footage recorded in March 2016 by drones that The Times used to fly around Hart Island, after the city declined our repeated requests to witness burials firsthand.
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Cheryl Strayed's wonderful "Tiny Beautiful Things," a collection of her Dear Sugar advice columns published in 2012, ran with the idea that this somewhat prissy format could be transformed into something vital.
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The woman, Ai Takagi, 23, pleaded guilty to four counts of sedition over the articles, posted on a website, called The Real Singapore, that she ran with her Singaporean husband, Yang Kaiheng.
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At his lowest point, Burns says, he robbed local drug dealers and committed violent crimes, even though he was hardly the most sadistic or volatile member of the crew he ran with.
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As they ran, with tourists and Brazilians alike gawking from the sand, they yelled "Cazuca," the name of a young army sergeant killed in February during an armed robbery in western Rio.
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It led to the creation of Sensible Solutions, a consulting company for authors and publishers that she founded and ran with a partner, Florence Janovic, in Mt. Kisco, N.Y., in Westchester County.
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It eventually ran with a disclaimer ("This is an exceptionally sad story") and on a weekend, so that "anyone who viewed it didn't have to get weepy at work," Ms. Watts said.
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She ran with the backing of the Democratic Socialists of America, on a platform of revolutionary change and has certainly proven to be every bit as vexing to party leadership as Sanders.
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A handful of them ran with Ms. Berry's article, which explored the camp's struggle to cohere as an ad hoc society of people of different races with varied demands and overwhelming needs.
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After the editor, a cartoonist, and several columnists were arrested, Cumhuriyet's Tuesday edition ran with the headline "We won't give in" and left two columns blank, in solidarity with the detained staff.
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NYC's Total Freedom took this concept and ran with it, deconstructing the song almost entirely and pairing metallic clangs with dissonant percussion that makes me double check my open tabs every time.
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Related: Scalia's Death Clouds US Supreme Court Decision on Colorado's Legal Weed As a teenager in Detroit in the 1980s, Richard Wershe Jr. ran with some of the city's biggest crack kingpins.
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This time around, he's accompanied by friend and retired firefighter John Martin, who tracked Andrus down in California, where he'd bought a house after he finished his 2016 trip, and ran with him.
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"The Associated Press, Hollywood Reporter, Variety — they all ran with the headline, 'Pat Boone refuses to kiss leading lady,' and they assumed for religious reasons," said Boone, who identifies as a proud Christian.
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The only Virginian to ever run as vice president on a major party ticket was Tyler, the Whig candidate who ran with William Henry Harrison and became president upon Harrison's death in 1841.
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He faces more serious charges of using his Duke of Palma title to embezzle about 6 million euros ($6.5 million) in public contracts through the nonprofit Noos Institute he ran with an associate.
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" But she says Venus took the ball and ran with it anyway ... putting up photos of her at exhibition booths and on its website with captions like, "Loved by ... bombshell actress Sofia Vergara.
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Many experts say it's been a lackluster term—the New York Times said the high court set "modern record for consensus" because it ran with only eight justices for most of the term.
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Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie were expansive games that took the Mario formula and ran with it, adding adventure game puzzle elements and, in Tooie, worlds that connected and interacted in fascinating ways.
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While most pharma tycoons would slink away from the spotlight after a flogging like Shkreli endured, he took the bad-boy image and ran with it, flaunting his trollish behavior in the media.
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After initially ducking to the ground, they told CNN affiliate KTNV, they ran with others to an airport hangar for shelter, before making it back to their parked truck near the concert venue.
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Reports published last month by The Wall Street Journal alleged Ghosn diverted millions through an ally in Oman that eventually landed in a Silicon Valley investment firm he ran with his son Anthony.
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Mr. Trump, who is a member of the N.R.A. and ran with its backing, has offered ideas of his own, spending much of last week promoting an N.R.A.-backed proposal to arm teachers.
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Fitzpatrick told Broadly that the media hastily ran with a story that was not substantiated by the victim or the police, and she underscored the importance of reporting information accurately, if not quickly.
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But when HuffPost ran with the headline "Gator Park...Promises None Will Escape," people suddenly became afraid of the very real threat of alligators escaping in flood waters — and absolutely no one was reassured.
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Maia, who hopes to get a job in the oil industry after college, said he purchased his torch from a carrier who ran with the flame in Resende, a small city south of Rio.
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The site immediately ran with it, posting a piece headlined "Pentagon: Leaks Alleging It Was Unaware of White House Syria Statement Are 'False'," denouncing the reports by BuzzFeed News and the New York Times.
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And rugby lore holds that the sport itself was invented when William Webb Ellis, a pupil at Rugby School in Warwickshire, defied the rules of football and ran with the ball in his hands.
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At this week's forum, he made a few slightly strange jokes about being gay while seeming to meander in his efforts to signal his support for the community, a tone that SNL ran with.
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Georg Stumpf has made headlines as a "company raider" in the past when his investment firm Victory - which he ran with entrepreneurs Mirko Kovats and Ronny Pecik - bought Swiss engineering group Oerlikon in 2005.
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But Trump digested what he heard on Fox and ran with it, tweeting about Cummings and Baltimore an hour later, saying "Cumming District" (he misspelled Cummings) is a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess.
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I hadn't told anyone that I'd been on crank all day, because even though I ran with a pretty fast crowd, doing meth with my stepmom seemed like something I should keep to myself.
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A Queens man was convicted on Tuesday of extorting thousands of dollars from three small businesses in Astoria in a protection racket he ran with the assistance of a New York City police officer.
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Early returns in Lebanon's historic parliamentary election last weekend showed allies of the Hezbollah party gaining seats in the Lebanese Parliament and the international media ran with the story before letting the dust settle.
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The Free Beacon spin Once the funding of the Clinton campaign was belatedly disclosed, media ran with a spin that it was a conservative website, the Washington Free Beacon, that first funded the research.
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The 70-year-old former guerilla fighter, who ran with his wife, Rosario Murillo, as vice president, had 72.1 percent of the votes, with 133 percent of polling stations counted, the electoral board said.
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Kid was talking to Howard Stern Tuesday on his Sirius XM radio show when the question came up, and the musician swiftly shot it down ... explaining it was just a joke he ran with.
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From there, Mr. Schenk ran with it on his own, inventing an elaborate back story for the elderly drug mule, complete with a resentful daughter, a guilty conscience and a predilection for pecan pie.
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Trump has a sorry history in this area that goes back to 1973, when the federal government sued the company he ran with his father for discriminating against Puerto Ricans, blacks and other minorities.
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He grabbed ahold of fictitious anti-Trump dossier and he ran with it, propagating it on Capitol Hill, trying to damage Candidate Trump and then they&aposre after -- you know, trying to destroy his presidency.
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Before he became his own boss and founded a creative studio in Milan, Mendia ran with teenage graffitos who used Europe's metro systems as subterranean playgrounds to explore, take pictures, and practice spray-can calligraphy.
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He ran with this emotionality, bringing a sense of aching longing brought on my solitary habits in his other paintings created during the Depression era, such as New York Movie, Automat, and Early Sunday Morning.
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" Learning from the coverage of the Barr letter... When the Barr letter came out last month, "plenty of media figures and news organizations picked up Trump's spin and ran with it — at least at first.
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"I ran with blood dripping down my legs for sisters who don't have access to tampons and sisters who, despite cramping and pain, hide it away and pretend like it doesn't exist," she told PEOPLE.
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The computer simulations they ran with these equations estimated how quickly drug-resistant cells would outcompete other tumor cells when exposed to the continuous dosage of Zytiga typically given to advanced-stage prostate cancer patients.
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Ali was one of them, and yet at his heart, he was still a kid from Louisville who ran with the gods and walked with the crippled and smiled at the foolishness of it all.
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And Jharel kind of took that and ran with it, and obviously when he had to come out we had some rested guys in the bullpen today and they did a good job after it.
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They embraced her as the candidate with "a plan for that" -- an identity the campaign embraced and ran with -- and, in some progressive circles, was viewed as the more electable option over fellow favorite Sanders.
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I mean these are guys I trained with, these are guys I worked out with, I ran with, wrestled with, and the idea that now they are saying what they are, it's just not true.
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The new findings highlight the need to catalog and conserve biological diversity, said Jonathan Kennedy, an ornithologist and evolutionary biologist at the University of Sheffield, who wrote a commentary that ran with the new study.
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I ran with a group that headed east on a residential street, where we were stopped by a terrifying sight: a plainclothes cop, his face furious, shouting and sprinting toward us with his pistol drawn.
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The lobbyists have been pushing the vigilante fantasy of good shooters gunning down bad shooters, and that view has been embraced by President-elect Donald Trump, who ran with strong support from National Rifle Association.
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Late Friday, the White House released details of the plan devised by his advisers to avoid conflicts of interest between Mr. Kushner's government role and the wide-ranging business empire he ran with his father.
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Apple makes most of its iPhones through subcontractors in China, and cellphones imported from China account for the largest part of the $375 billion merchandise trade deficit the United States ran with China last year.
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Despite this outlier status, not long after Maxwell returned from a seven-year hiatus, he found himself surrounded by artists who took his influence and ran with it, like Miguel, Frank Ocean and Daniel Caesar.
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In 1968, after a federal court ordered the Legislature to redraw Brooklyn's congressional districts, ruling that they discriminated against black voters, he ran with the informal support of party leaders in the new 12th District.
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For more, check out a short video from Reich; a chart, which ran with a recent column of mine; a 2016 column by Paul Krugman; or a Times profile of the antitrust scholar Lina Khan.
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With the global economy in free fall, a solid Democratic majority in Congress, and substantial public support, Obama had both an opportunity and a mandate (or at least he claimed one), and he ran with them.
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With free time and perhaps a little need for regrouping on her hands, VanZant then ran with another controversial opportunity that was presented to her: a place on the reality competition show Dancing With The Stars.
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She's been ground down to a nub, because she can't seem to escape all the wreckage she's left in her wake, from her wayward teenage daughter to the broken people she ran with as a rookie.
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Duque ran with the support of his longtime mentor Alvaro Uribe, an influential former president who led a hard-line military approach toward the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) while in power from 2000-21.
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Duque ran with the support of his longtime mentor Alvaro Uribe, an influential former president who led a hard-line military approach toward the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) while in power from 2002-2010.
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But it was Air New Zealand that really ran with the concept when it made a video in 2009 with flight attendants and pilots in the buff, covered in body paint that closely resembled their uniforms.
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Now, if the FBI probe ran with the secrecy of a normal counterintelligence operation, Americans never would have heard all of this, especially when the core allegations — in the Steele dossier — turned out to be bogus.
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Television news broadcasts ran with the story, as thousands of people registered their anger in comment threads on social sites like Facebook and Reddit — one more reminder not to believe everything you read on social media.
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While it's not yet clear who forged the document, right-wing blogger Mike Cernovich and activist Charles Johnson also received it and ran with it as definitive proof of Schumer's alleged misconduct, despite its red flags.
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There was a time when it ran with blood — a time so polarized that politics generated a cycle of violence, in Congress and out of it, that led to the deadliest war in the nation's history.
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"When Bruce gave me a call and asked if I still wanted to be part of the team and have a different role, obviously, I took it with both hands and ran with it," he said.
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I grew up in a home where going to the framer's was an errand I occasionally ran with my parents on weekends, or an errand that they would return from with pieces wrapped in brown paper.
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Though the commission managed to discover and delete the image before the voting results were released, Russian media ran with the fake tally nonetheless, hinting at collaboration between the hackers, Russian TV networks, and the Kremlin.
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" The statement got a similar interpretation on the other side of the English Channel, where British tabloid The Sun ran with the headline: "Your money or your lives: Trade with us and we'll help fight terror.
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It was something a little bit different but Marchesa really ran with us as well and they came up with a lot of it and we just all worked together as a team, which was really cool.
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It was written and first performed by Otis Redding, but Aretha Franklin was the one who took the song and ran with it — so much so that Redding famously told her that the single was hers now.
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I remember years ago that my father was trying to chart a path back to prosperity after the collapse of a business he owned and ran with my mother, and the personal financial implosion that accompanied it.
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Four years ago he approached the composer David T. Little and the librettist Royce Vavrek, the inventive team known for the chamber opera "Dog Days," an apocalyptic family drama, who grabbed the idea and ran with it.
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Mr. Morgan, 50, saw no way to save the dairy farm in central New York State that he took over as a teenager from his ailing father and ran with his wife, Judy, and their son, Cody.
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Recipe: Beef and Broccoli "Think Stouffer's without the freezer": That's how Alison Roman described her recipe for classic baked macaroni and cheese, which ran with the guide she wrote to making mac and cheese published this year.
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The franchise has never been exactly subtle about its message (2016's Election Year ran with the tagline "Keep America Great"), but it seems like the next Purge movie is taking things to a whole new level.
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His cozy adolescence was upended after he decamped to New York University, when his father, Dr. Jose Balmaceda, was ensnarled in a headline-making scandal involving the Orange County fertility clinic he ran with two other men.
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Someone [recorded] the ordeal and sent it into the local newspaper, and an hour later it went viral … millions of views later, I just kind of became the "Nantucket shark wrestler" and have ran with it ever since.
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Richard Harrison, the curmudgeonly patriarch of the "Pawn Stars" family whose grumblings about the goings-on in the Las Vegas shop he ran with his son and grandson made him a reality TV star, has died at 77.
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The space harkens back to La Panaderia, a seminal DIY space that Calderón co-founded and ran with other artists of his generation who all led the emergence of Mexican contemporary art in Mexico City in the 1990s.
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With people donating to the charity that I ran with, going on training runs with me, and listening to me complain about running for months, the marathon was very much an "it takes a village" moment for me.
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But the phrasing he used, describing some veterans being "strong" and able to "handle it" provoked backlash, as media outlets ran with headlines that Trump had suggested that if you suffer from PTSD, it's because you are weak.
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Trump's small East Wing team say they took her initial direction and ran with it, including the organizing of floral displays and designing the overall look of the room, according to Rickie Niceta, the White House social secretary.
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The Australia-based teenager took this leap of faith and ran with it, releasing her first E.P, 5 Weeks In LA, over the summer and now the music video for her song "Stupid Things" right here on Refinery29.
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He is accused of using his royal connections to secure inflated contracts without competing bids and siphoning off some of the money into Aizoon, a firm he jointly ran with his wife Cristina to fund a lavish lifestyle.
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Facebook said this was a "small test" that the company ran with a small number of users in India, and that its goal was to help new users understand how to sign up to Facebook with their real names.
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May's jobs report was bad—the economy added fewer than 25,000 jobs—and Trump ran with it, treating it like it was a devastating blow to Obama-Clinton-nomics and proof that his message of American despair was right.
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Although Chambers had graduated from high school with all As and Bs and recently had started a new job selling clothes at a Goody's department store in nearby Batesville, she nonetheless ran with a rough crowd before her death.
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Several MSM outlets recently ran with the story of how Trump rallies appeared unnervingly similar to scenes from Nazi Germany, particularly after Trump asked his supporters to raise their right hand and pledge that they would vote for him.
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"The best leaders are the ones who say, 'my team did this' or 'someone from my team came up with this idea and we ran with it,'" said Amy Cooper Hakim, an industrial-organizational psychology practitioner and workplace expert.
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The donkey and elephant are widely known as symbols of the Democratic and Republican parties in the US.President Andrew Jackson was nicknamed "jackass" and depicted as a mule by opponents — but he liked the nickname and ran with it.
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Elliott ran with the first team in his first practice Wednesday, and a Dallas offense that sputtered even while winning games when he was gone figures to be more efficient with the versatile runner, pass-catcher and blitz blocker.
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The special counsel punted on the issue of obstruction of justice, but we don't know exactly who he punted to -- Congress, for example, or the public -- only that the attorney general picked up the ball and ran with it.
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Scott Tomlin, Dallas' vice president of basketball communications, sprang from his seat behind the scorer's table and ran with his phone to Cuban to make sure he had seen the announcement, which the N.B.A. sent around 9:30 p.m.
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"The company later clarified the situation by DM: "we hired the firm to promote our Kickstarter campaign with the information and images that we provided them (based on the content from our Kickstarter page) - not the angle that they ran with.
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Fox's marketing took the ball and ran with one of the most innovative and relentless campaigns since Star Wars: The Force Awakens (OK, that was Disney and wasn't that long ago, but they are comparable so let's just go with it).
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Eliminating the most important topics in physics with some math sounds incredible, so a few news outlets, most notably Newsweek as well as the usual suspects like the Daily Mail and IFLScience, ran with the story without calling outside sources.
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However, rather than acting as a triumphant finale to the whole A Star Is Born cycle, their earnest performance was one long eye-gaze too much for fans, who took the passion and ran with it to dark and petty places.
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She first said she'll move for a few months, but what followed seems almost like a declaration of expatriation from the U.S. True enough ... our photog pushed her about becoming another Henry Kissinger, but she embraced it and ran with it.
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Rose told the NYT someone in Weinstein's camp reached out to her before the first story ran with multiple allegations of sexual harassment and offered her $1 mil to sign a non-disclosure agreement saying she'd stay quiet through it all.
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New York City's Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce told reporters that Vetrano typically ran with her father, but he decided to stay back when she went for a jog in Gateway National Park on Tuesday because he had back pain.
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"In her defense she did later on say it was only one message but it was way too late because the media had already ran with it saying I was harassing straight men and wouldn't leave him alone," Charles said.
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When Manana secured the green light from Cultura in February 2015, Follett, already back in London, ran with the good news, recruiting his friend Jenner Del Vecchio, who promptly quit an advertising job he hated and became the third co-founder.
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Alexander Vindman and how President Donald Trump regularly dismisses and disparages military veterans originally ran with a small — but glaring — mistake, stating that Vindman was awarded a Purple Heart after being wounded by an IUD while on tour in Iraq.
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Slotting Patterson on the perimeter around the pick and rolls that Joseph and Kyle Lowry ran with Jonas Valanciunas and Bismack Biyombo gave the guards much more room to operate than when the team had Luis Scola on the floor.
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Michigan State 68, Duke 67 WASHINGTON — Cassius Winston held the ball and ran with it as time expired, looking more like an elusive Michigan State running back than a point guard as he evaded all last-second attempts to foul him.
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Read more: America's Television Graveyards A 2018 study by researchers at the University of Toledo claimed that blue light could contribute to macular degeneration, and plenty of news outlets ran with that claim, writing that our phones are blinding us.
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The California bank, which he ran with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in the wake of the housing crisis, faced delays in its 2015 merger with CIT Group because community groups said it wasn't living up to its obligations under the law.
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"I think it's an outrage," said lawyer Thomas Giuffra of the proposed deal, which calls for a pool of $25 million to be set aside for Weinstein victims by insurers of the company that he ran with his brother Bob Weinstein.
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At last year's New York City Marathon, I had to navigate my way around a woman who jumped into the course between miles seven and eight and ran with us in jeans and high heels so she could take a picture.
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Currently, the official results predict that a party led by centrist Nick Xenophon, who ran with a reformist ticket, would win two seats, while both the Greens and the right-wing agrarian Katter's Australian Party would pick up a seat apiece.
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The spot, produced by ad agency BBDO, is essentially a follow-up to one the carrier ran with Toms in 2009, when Mycoskie's then-fledgling business was still without an official headquarters and operations were run by cell phone on the road.
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Jones also ran with it and said the operation was a "false flag," an event staged to spark a reaction, blaming the attack on the rebels and claiming the war itself was part of a movement orchestrated by Goldman Sachs and Israel.
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It was a far bigger credit than most companies start off with, and Chainalysis smartly ran with it, signing up customers like the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Internal Revenue Service and Europol to help them catch criminals.
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If it did not pop right away, I would still be doing it," Morenstein tells CNBC Make It. "But the fact that it popped right away is just a fortunate thing because the first video took off and we ran with it.
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Omar ran with the support of the Justice Democrats, the same progressive group that helped bring Ocasio-Cortez into politics, and is also a proponent of Medicare for All, abolishing ICE, tuition-free college and raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
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When the women didn't appear to be tight companions to the outside world — both ran with their own circles of friends, and their first joint outing without their husbands didn't come until last year's Wimbledon appearance — they were pitted against each other.
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It's also the logical outgrowth of the haphazard campaign he ran, with wanton disregard for the kind of norms—like disclosing tax returns and promising to liquidate holdings—that have bound past candidates or discouraged them from seeking office in the first place.
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Mahathir - at the age of 92, now the world's oldest elected leader - is basking in the limelight after a stunning election victory that has taken him back to the prime minister's office that he ran with an iron fist for 22 years.
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Once upon a time I even argued that Banjo-Kazooie is a better game than Super Mario 64, on these expanded elements (Mario 64 is a more important game; Banjo just took the core design and ran with it to excellent results).
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Also very likely related to GDPR compliance At the same time, in an update on parallel measures it's taking to fight election interference, Facebook says it will launch a public archive in the summer showing "all ads that ran with a political label".
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Her voice comes in, telling the story of a race she ran with her father as a young girl: Just as a boy and his dad moved ahead of her, her father asked if she was going to let the kid beat her.
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A few people on liberal Twitter noted the fact that Trump had warned Russia in advance—a necessary move to prevent casualties that could spark further conflict—and ran with it, imagining that this proved every dark notion about Trump and Putin.
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But Talbot got his chance in 2014-15, when Lundqvist had to sit out for almost two months after injuring a blood vessel in his neck, and he ran with it all the way to a starting gig in Edmonton last season.
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She was then a Nike Pro competing in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, where she ran with a trademark bun in her hair that seemed to propel her around the track and helped transform her into a darling of the games.
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"One of my concerns with the Yang climate plan is I think he probably just Googled "advanced nuclear," took a look at the top hits online, and ran with that," says Kieran Dolan, a nuclear engineering graduate student at MIT's Nuclear Reactor Lab.
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Her article was published long after the FBI had been told that Page was working with the CIA, but many other stories ran with similar comments from senators suggesting that anyone defending Page would be ridiculed after the release of some damning evidence.
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Strong Bad struck gold on his ninth email, "i love you," in which a fan wrote simply: i love u -fhqwhgadshgnsdhjsdbkhsdabkfabkveybvf The Chapmans attribute this garbled text to some sort of error with their email client, but whatever the cause, they ran with it.
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Francois was 20173 years old in 2011, when he took his first leap into the viral app market by founding Egos Ventures and leaving Francois & Co., an Atlanta-based company he ran with his brother that sells home products like stone flooring, countertops and fireplaces.
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When the sisters-in-law didn't appear to be tight companions to the outside world — both ran with their own circles of friends, and their first joint outing without their husbands didn't come until last year's Wimbledon appearance — they were pitted against each other.
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In late September, The Journal of the American Medical Association published a study demonstrating a correlation between hormonal contraceptives and depression, and — as is often the case with scientific studies that tackle a thorny social issue — the press took the findings and ran with them.
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In 1968, Wallace ran with Curtis LeMay, the retired Air Force general infamous for his view that nuclear weapons should be used with jaunty confidence—a stance that got LeMay immortalized in the film Dr. Strangelove where he appears as General Jack D. Ripper.
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Media far and wide ran with the number and dubious distinction on Sunday and Monday to reinforce an oft-heard theme: The administration is in chaos, the American people are already ready to fire Trump, and what does this mean for Democratic prospects in 6900?
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Filled with unexpected displays of seemingly incongruous items — colorful Hella Jongerius ceramics, Maarten Baas chairs, 18th-century ceramics — the store, which he ran with his partner, Franklin Getchell, between 1994 and 2012, was a unique, avant-garde treasure trove that set new precedents in retail.
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Her cuckoo clock proposal was inspired, both for the scene and the tone it set for the whole issue, and also for how the individual components could then be explored in greater detail through the spots that ran with all of our holiday roundups inside.
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"I ran with blood dripping down my legs for sisters who don't have access to tampons and sisters who, despite cramping and pain, hide it away and pretend like it doesn't exist," Ms. Gandhi wrote on her blog after completing the marathon tampon-free.
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Inside the red zone for the first time, Atlanta again ran with Freeman, and then from the 5-yard line Ryan handed the ball to Freeman who faked right, cut left and easily ran into the end zone for the first score of the game.
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A longtime friend of the President's, McMahon and Trump first encountered each other in the 1980s, when the President was developing casinos in Atlantic City and McMahon was launching what would become World Wrestling Entertainment, a $1 billion enterprise she ran with her husband Vince.
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Russian TV ran with the images as well:Russia's Ministry of Defense has since updated their claims online to not include the video game images:This isn't the first time that Russia have used footage of their fight against ISIS that wasn't exactly what they claimed it was, either.
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The Daily Man ran a story on Thursday alleging that the late billionaire left £169 million ($210 million) to the citizens of Cerezales, which would've meant that everyone would bank about $2.5 million in beer money, and media organizations around the world ran with it (including us).
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James Kauffman, a well-known New Jersey doctor facing criminal charges for allegedly hiring someone to murder his wife after she threatened to expose a drug distribution ring he allegedly ran with the Pagan's Motorcycle Club, killed himself on Friday morning while still in custody, PEOPLE confirms.
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Legere ran with the Olympic Torch in 1984, to mark AT&T's sponsorship of the Games (that partnership is about to end after more than three decades, with Comcast taking over as telecommunications provider in 20133) and his exercise routine now includes his Peloton indoor bike.
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She and McNamara ran with that goal, developing a visual language with Grossman for spell-casting on the show through a rhythmic hand-gesture system known as "tutting," along with a reputation for sending back FX shots countless times to ensure that the results look real.
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So he would try to get out and stab people, but he did drop the knives in the chaos, and then he ran with the guns knowing the NYPD with their quick response would be there and inevitably shoot him, but they didn&apost kill him.
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Constine: When people read that origin story and hear how Reggie really came up with this idea, and it was more that he just brought it to Evan and Evan kind of ran with it, how do you think it will change the readers' perception of Evan?
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She ran with rebels like Andy Warhol and Donald Judd, and frequently appeared in the New York Post for stunts like her 1969 (nice) Grand Orgy to Awaken the Dead, in which naked, body painted performers fucked sculptures in the Museum of Modern Art's Rockefeller Garden.
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Now, people are turning to CNN and saying, that was the big story you ran with, Lanny Davis says it's not only inaccurate, now we're being told that Lanny Davis was the source for the inaccurate story, don't you have to offer up some sort of retraction?
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That Rose would prefer his new team to run more of the plays he ran with his old one is not surprising, but it is also indicative of the challenge the Knicks have faced since Phil Jackson took over as team president, bringing the triangle with him.
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"What galleries need at this point is a more varied ecosystem for exhibiting internationally, connecting with curators and collectors," said Brett W. Schultz, who helped organize Ruberta after closing his Mexico City space Yautepec (which he ran with Daniela Elbahara since 2008) and before opening Bwsmx.
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I very much ran with the nerds during my own time at Yale, but I did encounter people like Kavanaugh — hard-partying sons of privilege who counted on their connections to insulate them from any consequences from their actions, up to and including abusive behavior toward women.
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His predecessor and the founding editor, Min Hogg, was a formidable figure whose father was the ear, nose and throat physician to the Queen Mother, and who ran with a bohemian London "in" crowd, including the actor Rupert Everett and the social gadfly and decorator Nicky Haslam.
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It's difficult to not descend into a minefield of them (Jeff Bezos' Prime and Jeff Bezos' package are popular jokes on Twitter today, and HuffPost and The New York Post ran with "Bezos Exposes Pecker") and conclude that it is simply a field day for tabloids.
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People really ran with that and, well, how they got the pass to wear that...I mean, if I was wearing Thrasher and I didn't skate when I was younger, I would have gotten the shit beat out of me, but things are all good now.
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The "Pawn Star" family is dealing with a significant loss following the death of Richard "Old Man" Harrison , the curmudgeonly patriarch of the Harrison family whose grumbling about the goings-on in the Las Vegas shop he ran with his son and grandson made him a reality TV star.
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The Trump Organization, which U.S. President Donald Trump ran with his family before he entered the White House, played down the significance of any subpoena, a lawyer saying on Thursday that the company has told the public since July that it is being cooperative with the special counsel's investigation.
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That tweet was in response to a Washington Post story that ran with five unnamed sources, without identifying the agencies they represented, saying that the special counsel had broadened out his investigation to include the president," said Jay Sekulow, a Trump legal adviser on CNN's "State of the Union.
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The system swallows you up unless you're John Cena, who embraced the WWE's idea of a babyface at a deep level and ran with it for a decade and a half, or you've proven that you can make enough money that you can do something different, like Chris Jericho.
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"I think Paul Ryan is soon to be 'Cantored,' as in Eric CantorEric Ivan CantorEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington GOP faces tough battle to become 'party of health care' 737 crisis tests Boeing's clout in Washington MORE," Palin, who ran with John McCainJohn Sidney McCainFighter pilot vs.
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" In 1973, the Times reporter Judy Klemesrud weighed in, in an article that ran with the headline "TV's Women Are Dingbats": "The much-touted Mary Tyler Moore show, which has shown that the over-30 unmarried woman is not necessarily suicidal, has some of the best writing on television.
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J.B. Pritzker, the billionaire heir to the Hyatt Hotels fortune, defeated Bruce Rauner, who has been governor of Illinois since 2015, and Gretchen Whitmer, a former member of the Michigan state legislature, defeated Bill Schuette, the Republican attorney general who also ran with the support of Mr. Trump.
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On Friday, Columbine High School looked just like any another school on a June day: The sun beat down on its tan bricks, the parking lot sat half-empty and a park next door was filled with children in bathing suits, who ran with glee around a fountain.
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Credit: Library of Congress via WikipediaSaudi Arabia's under-secretary for educational curricula and programs has found himself sacked after an official social studies textbook ran with a photo of King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the country's leader from 1964 to 1975, seated next to none other than Jedi master Yoda.
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I knew about the record shop he ran with friends, and, of course, about Turbo Records, the label he's been at the helm of for coming up on 20 years, which has consistently put out some of the greatest and most recognizable works of dance music (and beyond) of our time.
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Rather, it says it's the result of a survey it ran with millennials (18-30 year-old) British consumers, who appear to have grown tired of the swipe and are looking for more something closer to real life before taking the plunge and agreeing to an actual in-person meeting.
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Politically stained leaders of the FBI, CIA and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), in concert with politicians bereft of principle and a flaccid press, grabbed onto an obvious Russian intelligence propaganda operation hook, line and sinker and ran with it like they were Vladimir Putin's errand boys.
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In each case, the company chosen has obvious present-day parallels -- Netscape lost the browser wars to Microsoft, TheGlobe was a precursor to Facebook, and Pixelon offered a theoretical example of YouTube -- giving way to companies that took these early models and ran with them, occasionally by springing off their backs.
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The shots hit the family at random, the floor ran with blood, the air was thick with smoke, there must have been screaming and banging and confusion, several members of the family lay bleeding, but alive, on the floor, until they were finally killed with shots directly to the head.
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The conservative journalist Brian C. Anderson ran with this idea, publishing an influential article in 2003 (and later a book) on the subject arguing that a young cohort of "South Park" Republicans would emerge from a culture war that the left, through its overreaching sanctimony, was already busily losing for itself.
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Before Tinsley Mortimer was a Real Housewife of New York City, she was a Real Gal About Town in N.Y.C. The socialite ran with a fabulously fashionable crowd and attended the swankiest events — from throwing charitable galas to attending star-studded soirées, Mortimer saw it all — including inside the famed Met Gala.
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There were some very funny people on the staff that year, Carol Leifer (Seinfeld), Jonathan Tolins (Grease Live!), Jon Macks (The Tonight Show with Jay Leno), Dave Boone (The Tony Awards) — but it was Carrie who ran with the idea, turning it into a kind of Rockettes massage-table number, huge and elaborate.
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I sometimes ran with a worn-out copy of Dr. Thaddeus Kostrubala's "The Joy of Running" in my backpack, a bestseller in the 1970s -- an unenlightened age in which, it seems, very few people ran recreationally, some doctors apparently thought it was harmful to health, and sports bras had barely been invented.
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Earnings were supported by one-off items such as the consolidation of two joint ventures: BSH Hausgeraete and the automotive steering technology division it ran with ZF. Bosch said it was continuing a push into software, sensors and services businesses, using Internet connectivity to add new products to complement its hardware and components.
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Leading the way in the revivalist category is Sullivan Doh, a young mixologist and Ferrandi graduate who gained experience at two of the city's best bars—Prescription Cocktail Club and Sherry Butt—who took his penchant for Cognac, Armagnac, and Calvados and ran with it in a big way at Le Syndicat.
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First off, those who really picked it up and ran with it were members of the incel "looksmaxing" subculture—as per a 2018 VICE article: "The practice of trying to enhance one's appearance via methods ranging from buying nicer clothes to gym training to radical facial reconstruction through surgery"—desperate to get a square jaw.
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When a low-sided cardboard box containing eight clamshells, known as a flat, was full, the pickers ran with the load on one shoulder to checkers standing near the trucks, who inspected the fruit and credited the flat to the picker using a bar code on the flat's side and on the picker's I.D. badge.
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The 80s took that baton from The Wurzels and ran with it, from Worzel Gummidge to Harry Enfield's "Loadsamoney (Doin' Up the House)" via Morris Minor & The Majors' "Stutter Rap" (swear down, none of those are made up), before the Teletubbies, Crazy Frog et al brought us into a whole new millennium of horribleness.
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Companies like Coca-Cola, Pepsico and Nestlé took the American Academy of Pediatrics' dubious endorsement of fruit juice and ran with it, competing to offer 100 percent fruit juice in more and more easily transportable forms, from boxes to pouches to disposable bottles that can be topped with a reuseable favorite cartoon character's head.
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And team players who look at the success Sanders has had are going to see that they could haveeven more success â" not just in presidential primaries, but in primary elections for House and Senate seats and state and local offices â" if people who don't have some of Sanders's flaws took his ideas and ran with them.
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She graduated from N.Y.U. She is a daughter of Dr. Debra Fischer Weinstein and Mark Weinstein, both of Island Park, N.Y. Her father works as a jet pilot at Ventura Air Services, a private charter company based in Farmingdale, N.Y. He retired as a dentist from a private practice he ran with Ms. Weinstein's mother in Island Park.
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Earnings were lifted by one-off items such as the consolidation of two joint ventures: BSH Hausgeraete and the automotive steering technology division it ran with ZF. Bosch said it was continuing a strategic push in the area of software, sensors and services businesses, using Internet connectivity to add new products to complement its hardware and components.
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In the country that Hew Locke and I both left—Guyana—covert U.S. operations during the Cold War installed a government that became dictatorial, sowing an exodus; and for those of us who came to America, it makes perfect sense that we ran, with a whole heart and a certain irony, to the nation largely responsible for our uprooting.
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National media outlets ran with the desired narrative: Smollett was absolutely attacked by supporters of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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When populism exploded again with the 2008 financial collapse and TARP bailout, the next generation of Republican leaders — led by Eric Cantor, Kevin McCarthy, and Paul Ryan, the self-named Young Guns — took the Gingrich playbook and ran with it, exploiting and fueling populist anger at the political establishment and the new black president to take back power.
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His yearly, early 2010s DJ Stank Daddy mix series ran with the name "Summer Camp"—and featured laidback, lake-side tracks from the likes of Toro Y Moi, Jill Scott, Real Estate and Coco O. Then there's his annual festival, Camp Flog Gnaw, which is also rooted in the aesthetic of an endless, sun-soaked getaway.
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In the late 113s, Alex Gartenfeld, now the artistic director at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, ran not one but two apartment spaces: Three's Company, which he oversaw with the curator Piper Marshall inside a Chinatown walk-up, and West Street Gallery, which he ran with the dealer Matt Moravec out of an uninhabited apartment in Lower Manhattan.
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For people like Rob, who fought and sacrificed for people like me; for my family, who when faced with their darkest hour took on the challenge of raising a baby and ran with it; and for my mom, who went to work to help make a better life for her son and never came home. Sept.
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He has succeeded in business and government, and while he was defeated in 2012 when he ran with now-Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) as his choice for vice president, he was a credible and serious candidate against Obama.
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All three of the shows making up the network's top-rated primetime lineup — Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, and Laura Ingraham — featured segments about the coronavirus that ran with misinformation President Trump has embraced, from advocating that people start thinking about heading back to work even if it could leave more people dead to promoting unproven and potentially dangerous drugs as coronavirus cures.
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That coalition ran with the anti-Europe, anti-immigrant party League, formerly the Northern League, whose leader, Matteo Salvini, has tried to broaden its appeal to the southern regions it once disparaged as hotbeds of crime and corruption; with Fratelli d'Italia, or Brothers of Italy, the most recent postwar mutation of Mussolini's fascist party; and with a smaller centrist party.
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She had come a long way from a broken childhood home in Michigan and early years in Los Angeles, where she attended high school, modeled swimsuits, sold gloves in a department store and ran with a crowd of young actors and playboys who took her to the Brown Derby and to parties at William Randolph Hearst's castle at San Simeon.
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Melissa Smith, 46, an executive vice president at the company, said she may have unwittingly jump-started the movement when a new employee asked her if shorts at the office were O.K. "I said as long as guys were wearing them in a work-casual way — no short shorts — and they kind of took that and ran with it," Ms. Smith said.
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" In college, I was probably the thinnest I'd ever been in my life, and when I got up the nerve to tell an older classmate who ran with my group of friends that I didn't like it when he gave me unsolicited shoulder massages, especially in front of my boyfriend, he said, "Maybe you're just angry because your thighs are so huge.
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I was a pretentious teenager — by high school I ran with a crowd that tried to get into bars by ordering cocktails we read about in P. G. Wodehouse — and it came as no surprise to anyone who knew me at 16, sipping espresso and reading "The Flowers of Evil," that I ended up spending my adulthood making up stories about orphans named Baudelaire.
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