We ran for it, and I rattled off two frames.
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He rattled off his vendor ID, one she didn't recognize.
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He rattled off a list of pressing thoughts he had.
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Between bites of salad, Trivedi rattled off R.S.S. talking points.
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However, Colorado rattled off 11 straight points to wrap it up.
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"Hendrix, Joplin, the Allmans, the Dead," Mr. Satsky, 37, rattled off.
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Down 28-3, the Patriots rattled off 31 points consecutive points.
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She rattled off 27 like it was the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Later he rattled off a list of different kinds of sensors.
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Instead, they went 11-4 and rattled off nine straight wins.
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I rattled off into the smoking area to figure it out.
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He quickly rattled off four: Don't deviate from your current process.
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Ms. Martinez rattled off their names and where they were killed.
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Taylor Fritz rattled off the names of various opponents: Jack Sock.
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In this way, when Yams rattled off a list of a.k.a.
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She rattled off questions in her own language, gesturing toward me.
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A few reasons they rattled off: fewer carrier subsidies, U.S. dollar strain.
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Shadowed figures appear on the screen as Clinton's scandals are rattled off.
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Out of the blue, Mr. Sawyers rattled off a list of numbers.
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He rattled off the dangers of a nuclear-armed North Korean dictator.
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"Goldsworthy, Noguchi, Giacometti," Mr. Gryka rattled off the names his visitors drop.
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Rice's support for this theory was a series of rattled-off metrics.
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"Term limits are fine, medical marijuana is good," he rattled off in Claremont.
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I rattled off a few photos and, just as quickly, the pair disappeared.
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He looked at the journalists and rattled off their names into the phone.
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"All influence is immoral, from the scientific point of view," he rattled off.
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She credited Stewart, her friend since AAU days, and rattled off Connecticut's accomplishments.
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He rattled off a long list of reasons why you should expect solid growth.
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Teigen then quickly rattled off the four chefs she thinks write the best books.
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"I can make a call to Balthazar, Pastis, Union Square Café," I rattled off.
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Philadelphia wouldn't score again in the quarter as Milwaukee rattled off 21 straight points.
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The Raptors rattled off the next eight points to take a one-point lead.
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The senator rattled off a list of campaign promises he said Trump had abandoned.
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As she rattled off past mistakes, she reminded fans she's not that person anymore.
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He rattled off a list of animals: Tasmanian devil, kangaroo, wombat, kookaburra and koala.
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He scratched their backs, hugged them and rattled off their names: Chocolate, Fudge, Honey.
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It was practically all Islanders after that, as they rattled off four straight goals.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on callers' favorite names: : "No.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his responses to callers' stock questions: Visa Inc.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his responses to callers' stock questions: PepsiCo, Inc.
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The Supreme Court rattled off a number of decisions today before breaking for summer recess.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his responses to callers' stock questions: Fitbit Inc.
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She rattled off the names of five of our uncles back in Pampanga as evidence.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on callers' favorite stocks: Dropbox, Inc.
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He rattled off the names of people he'd spoken to and what they were doing.
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He rattled off the range of store regulars: hairdressers, barbers, podiatrists, veterinarians, chefs, butchers, manicurists.
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We were down 20-10 in the fourth quarter, and he rattled off 21 points.
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Trump rattled off a flattering list Friday: "He worked very hard," Trump said of Porter.
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He rattled off a list of contemporary musicians and actors who he said have been customers.
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He rattled off a Twitter rant pushing back against Trump followed by some words for wisdom.
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Utah rattled off nine consecutive baskets without a miss, starting with a jumper from JoJo Zamora.
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Frank rattled off the driving directions from the restaurant and described the house&aposs interior layout.
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The severity of her disabilities are rattled off: blind, deaf, cerebral palsy, allergies, seizure disorder, autism.
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After Gorsuch rattled off a number of names, including his wife, Lousie; former New Hampshire Sen.
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They rattled off a list of workers they imagined sitting in front of their televisions. Farmers.
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But the white dude rattled off names, shows, and esoteric trivia like it was common knowledge.
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" In , he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks, including: : "Oh, Mr. Weiss' company.
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The comedian rattled off a series of "Gins-burns" during the Weekend Update appearance, targeting Sen.
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Anderson rattled off a constellation of factors, from strengthened intellectual-property law to winnowed antitrust law.
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He rattled off the lineup: Tom Seaver and Jerry Koosman at the head of the rotation.
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The president rattled off a list of Europe's own crimes against humanity, and dismissed the critique.
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Yukari Scott, 59, who has heard a dozen candidates in person, rattled off her hit parade.
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San Diego trimmed its deficit to 227 before the Zags rattled off 343 in a row.
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The Kings then rattled off 13 of the next 16 points to go up 275-214.
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Sanchez rattled off four more defenses and in August 1981 he met the great Wilfredo Gomez.
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" He rattled off quite a list: "Intrastate conflict is worse than ever given Yemen, Syria, Libya, Venezuela.
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Mr. Rubio reflexively rattled off the same talking point about Mr. Obama's desire to fundamentally alter America.
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The Zags rattled off 17 straight points, holding the Gaels without a point for nearly eight minutes.
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Missouri rattled off the next six points and eventually tied the score at 21 on Puryear's layup.
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This is charming until you realize Midge definitely rattled off the fake reports for the entire trip.
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Wayne rattled off massive tracks from throughout his career, highlighting just how big a star he is.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some caller favorite stocks: Berkshire Hathaway, Inc.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.), who co-chaired the CPC in the previous Congress, rattled off several issues.
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Lee rattled off goods and services he said China -- one of the US's largest export markets -- consumed.
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So instead of looking it up, I rattled off the first one that came to mind—90210.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Diplomat Pharmacy Inc.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Trade Desk Inc.
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He granted the extension, then rattled off exacting, well-intentioned advice about antibiotics and the flu season.
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Earlier, Mr. Neumann had rattled off the company's achievements and outlined some of its more outsize ambitions.
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Feeling like a genius, I quickly rattled off what I thought were some solid additions: DALAI LAMA?
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President Trump rattled off a series of tweets on Thursday morning bemoaning the disappearance of Confederate monuments.
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The former hedge fund manager rattled off five questions investors must consider before buying stocks into weakness.
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He then rattled off a list of spending rules that have been tightened over the past decade.
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That wasn't about to derail Colorado, which rattled off 239 more points to end its mega-spurt.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Dominion Energy Inc.
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It has rattled off nine consecutive quarters of losses, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence data.
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Finally, he rattled off the biggest hits of his first three months and promised more to come.
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She rattled off the other great floods she'd seen since moving here in 1968: Alicia, Allison, Ike.
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When asked to name some of the topics where this is the case, she rattled off a list.
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Jones drained a 3-pointer 27 seconds later before the Wildcats rattled off 12 points in a row.
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Calling into Fox News' "Fox & Friends" early Tuesday, Trump rattled off more than one complaint about the debate.
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The second-year guard rattled off 28 points on 9-of-16 shooting — which included four 223-pointers.
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All of the Nixon experts who spoke to the New Republic rattled off dissimilarities between Trump and Nixon.
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Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson rattled off a list of attacks three days after Trump first made the threat.
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To start the third quarter, the Heat rattled off the first six points for the game's biggest lead.
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She rattled off instructions in French and eventually noticing my blank stare, briskly marched me to an exit.
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At one point, Justice Sonia Sotomayor rattled off individual doctors in Louisiana who struggled to get such privileges.
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The students rattled off their losses, which were relatively minor compared with harder hit parts of Puerto Rico.
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He rattled off the names of some volunteers, but also said he could not remember all of them.
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When I spoke to Summers last week, he rattled off a list: Infrastructure projects, to jump-start investment.
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Memphis led by seven points at the break and rattled off 2118 straight early in the third quarter.
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He rattled off those storms gone by: Donna, Diana, Hugo, Fran, Floyd and too many nor'easters to count.
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At the Ghazipur dump in Rammurti's village, which opened in 1984, paid employees rattled off horrific health conditions.
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He rattled off name after name, the favorites eliciting whoops and howls of approval from the savvy fans.
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Denver rattled off the next seven points to pull within three on Jokic's dunk with 250:272 left.
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San Diego rattled off nine straight points early in the second half to trim its deficit to 32.
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Reporting back to my ex-husband afterward, I cheerily rattled off statistics about height, weight, eyesight and hearing.
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He rattled off a list of his accomplishments, before putting the list aside to avoid boring his crowd.
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She casually rattled off hours she'd logged with a personalized standardized test tutor, paid to boost her score.
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Pressed, though, he rattled off a series of cities seemingly at random, including Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and Louisville, Kentucky.
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Dinner specials are rattled off by their upbeat server, then added on without a glance at the price tag.
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Four months after that, the FDA rattled off a host of apparent violations in a warning letter to Guardian.
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"I rattled off more stats and info than he could keep up with, and he walked away," Morgenstern said.
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Villa-Komaroff rattled off a list of things she's most worried about if research dollars are cut: The environment.
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Trump brought up Pompeo as he rattled off a series of lawmakers he's tapped for his Cabinet, including Sen.
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Los Angeles trailed by nine points early in the fourth quarter before the Timberwolves rattled off 218 straight points.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some caller favorite stocks, including: Shopify: "This thing's amazing.
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" He rattled off some of Ms. Ryder's greatest hits, including two of Tim Burton's films, "Beetlejuice" and "Edward Scissorhands.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Braskem SA: "I know Braskem.
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" Calling General Electric "a charter member of GLUM," Cramer rattled off the ailing industrial's many pain points: "The debt.
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On Tuesday morning he rattled off some tweets that were at odds with US diplomats' statements the day before.
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On Thursday, when asked the same question on NY1, she rattled off a list of Mr. Cuomo's perceived failings.
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As Mr. Rodriguez tells it, Mr. Ackman rattled off a list of demands, including installing a new chief executive.
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After Ryan Young temporarily stopped the bleeding for Northwestern with a layup, Michigan State rattled off six straight points.
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The Heat rattled off eight unanswered points, highlighted by back-to-back layups from Dragic to retake the lead.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on callers' favorite stocks: Vodafone: "I like Vodafone very much.
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DeBose and her friends rattled off their many reasons for supporting the candidate they turned away from eight years ago.
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Texas Tech rattled off eight straight points and 13 of the next 17 to open up an eight-point lead.
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Johnson rattled off her dietary and workout regimens, only to see Paulette post them as if they were her own.
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The Panthers rattled off the next eight points, taking the lead on Wilson-Frame's 3-pointer with 10:44 remaining.
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The Jazz rattled off nine consecutive points to take a 163-216 lead on Gobert's tip with 289:288 remaining.
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Later in the stanza, Portland rattled off 11 straight points to open a 90-76 advantage with 1:48 left.
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The Wildcats (216-23, 23-225) went scoreless for 210:703 while the Red Storm rattled off eight straight points.
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In his victory speech after clinching the Nevada caucuses, Trump rattled off the groups he won in the Silver State.
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They dug up old yearbook photos and rattled off their dead boy's — they were almost always boys — hopes and dreams.
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Oklahoma State quickly rattled off a 9-2 run, establishing a 33-26 advantage as Weathers converted a transition layup.
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Since the second meeting, UNCG rattled off six straight victories, including a pair of second-half comebacks in the tournament.
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Existing telescopes can spot all sorts of strange cosmic phenomena—maybe even some of the possibilities Tarter rattled off earlier.
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New Jersey had rattled off four consecutive victories before a 23-23 loss at Pittsburgh to end the first half.
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Boston rattled off the next eight points to take a seven-point advantage and led 54-52 at the break.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: General Electric Company: "I am shocked.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Intuitive Surgical: "What can I say?
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some caller favorite stocks, including: Halliburton: "Good company, bad neighborhood.
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South Carolina pulled within 44-42, but the Terriers rattled off the next seven points en route to the win.
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KUANTAN, Malaysia — Amanda Lacaze grabbed her iPhone and rattled off the names of the special minerals needed to make it.
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In the locker room Tuesday, Gabbert quickly rattled off the names of the half-dozen offensive coordinators he has had.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Silicon Laboratories: "That's not the place.
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As recently as a year ago, Zuckerberg might have proudly rattled off these facts as a testament to Facebook's power.
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Sacramento led 80-76 after three quarters before New Orleans rattled off the first 523 points of the final stanza.
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He rattled off a long list of concerns, such as user frustration with ads and privacy, hate speech and fake news.
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She continued her case against Sessions from outside the Senate, and after his confirmation, she rattled off several tweets condemning him.
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At one point, he rattled off some of his strong poll numbers, not unlike the leading Republican candidate, Donald J. Trump.
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But between that point and last year's inaugural Falcon Heavy launch, SpaceX rattled off 20 successful landings with just one failure.
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He says that at a recent stand-up gig, the MC rattled off his comedy credits before mentioning Kickass Drag Queen.
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The LA County native rattled off a typical day for me as we stood in the Galaxy practice field parking lot.
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The second lady, who first kept bees at the Indiana Governor's Mansion, knowledgeably rattled off a long list of bee facts.
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Math teacher Michael Pattison, 65, rattled off a list of all the monuments and museums the students would see that day.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: J.M. Smucker Co.: "I've been against that.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: American Water Works Company: "Always liked it.
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Smith's layup gave Missouri a 17-8 lead with 10:25 left before Oral Roberts rattled off the next seven points.
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The Kings recorded the game's first five points before Phoenix rattled off 19 in row with Booker scoring 11 of them.
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Utah dominated the first six minutes while taking a 16-4 lead before the Thunder rattled off the next 12 points.
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The indecision is fleeting, however, as Cummings quickly rattled off a host of issues he's hoping to examine early next year.
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Once a colleague asked about assassination attempts against government leaders and he immediately rattled off a couple obscure (to us) figures.
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Take this riff from Kaine, in which he rattled off a non-exhaustive list of Trump's top insults during the campaign.
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Detroit rattled off 236 straight points in third quarter to take an 83-73 with one minute left in the period.
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He rattled off states, such as Arizona and Wisconsin, whose requests for statehood were made in votes with woefully low turnouts.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Hain Celestial: "It had some financial irregularities.
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There, Mr. Cadenas rattled off his restaurant recommendations, pointing to one and then another, all within walking distance of each other.
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There, Mr. Cadenas rattled off his restaurant recommendations, pointing to one and then another, all within walking distance of each other.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: STMicroelectronics: "I like that stock very much.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on callers' favorite stocks: : "[CEO] Jane Elfers is doing a great job.
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The Jazz rattled off nine more unanswered points to stake a 2246-133 lead with 213:294.9 left in the third quarter.
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A short time later, the Ducks rattled off 03 consecutive points to increase their lead to 20-24 with 252:42 left.
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Barely mentioning her Democratic rival Bernie Sanders, she rattled off her achievements during her eight years as New York's junior US senator.
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But whatever your estimation of those celebrities rattled off at the top, they are the kinds of people who shape the culture.
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The Bison later rattled off 10 straight points — Sestina scored the first five — to move ahead 37-34 with 2:53 remaining.
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Cohen rattled off a list including Senator Elizabeth Warren, Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley, Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown, or Minnesota Representative Keith Ellison.
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The Bulldogs later rattled off 12 straight points to increase their advantage to 47-6 on Norvell's basket with 4:40 remaining.
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Robinson hit a 3-pointer to make it 24-20 with 9:05 left before Indiana rattled off the next 25 points.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on callers' favorite stocks: : "You've got smart money because I like that stock.
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He rattled off the day's planned activities: "Marco Polo, shark attack, 'get the goggles,'" then maybe a hot dog or chicken nuggets.
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But Saint Mary's rattled off the next 12 points — eight from Ford — to take a 46-503 lead with 6:28 remaining.
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Thousands of demonstrators came together at Chicago's Union Park, where speaker after speaker rattled off grim statistics about the city's endemic violence.
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The classmate then rattled off a series of anti-Semitic comments, according to Solomon: that Jews were murderers, only interested in money.
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In the green room, Mr. Noah rattled off some key themes from the book that he would probably mention on the air.
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He rattled off just a few of the names of black-owned bars that were once on the avenue: Good Timers. Cherone's.
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" After she rattled off a few examples, Warren said with palpable enthusiasm in her voice, "I could do these all day long.
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But the Blue Raiders rattled off the next eight points, King dunking for a 23-234 advantage at the 228:23 mark.
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The Giants then rattled off 14 more wins before losing the back end of a double-header with the Braves on September 30.
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He rattled off a few words about holding the Catholic Church accountable for the sexual abuse of children, then wrapped up the night.
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When he turned on his camera, Daniels rattled off a list of parting words and wishes, sketching an impromptu last will and testament.
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The Cowboys rattled off the next nine points with James' three-point play accounting for a 63-55 edge with 9:08 remaining.
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Beginning with a 3-pointer by Baker with 5:29 left, it rattled off a 17-2 run that got the crowd going.
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But the champion rallied and rattled off a volley of punches and kicks, and finally dragging Hendricks to the mat to rapturous applause.
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, an ally of Trump's, rattled off a list of positions he felt best described Trump's ideology when asked.
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Whatever the case, Samart rattled off eleven victories as a boxer and was soon in with the world super bantamweight champion, Lupe Pintor.
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"My father taught me the proper p's of success - proper preparation prevents poor performances," the 26-year-old Newton rattled off by rote.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some caller favorite stocks, including: Bank of the Internet USA: "I don't know.
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The Bearcats rattled off the next 11 points and 28 of 32 to turn the eight-point deficit into a 63-21 lead.
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Even as the Heat rattled off wins in his first season, LeBron was so stung by the criticism that it changed his personality.
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" In his memoir, "Nice Guys Finish Last," Durocher wrote that he rattled off the names of Ott's players and said: "All nice guys.
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They rattled off 24 points in a wild fourth quarter capped off by a field goal to force overtime as the clock expired.
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Sacramento rattled off a 2108-13 run to trim a 21-point deficit to 247-212 with 4:49 left in the third.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Valeant Pharmaceuticals: "We're going to just say, 'Don't buy.
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He rattled off more than 20 names in the one breath ... including POTUS and, yes, even the guy who plays Trump on 'SNL.
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Zuckerberg, outfitted in a suit and a dark purple tie, rattled off a list of bullet points that should be familiar by now.
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Trixie rattled off her post-Season 7 resume — a comedy tour; a hit album; a TV show — as proof she'd utilize the crown.
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Amazon fell by more than 5 percent as the president rattled off tweets accusing the company of tax and Post Office-related malfeasance.
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Since his middleweight debut Whittaker has rattled off six victories in a row and has looked slicker and sharper from fight to fight.
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At one point during his speech, Mr. Pence rattled off a list of statistics to highlight the work the "incredible patriots" were doing.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Align Technology: "This is way overdone to the downside.
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Standing on beaches, he rattled off erosion rates and the cost of adaptation efforts like the addition of sand, rock and mesh fences.
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Washington State's Daron Henson knocked down a 223-pointer with 24:226 left before Utah rattled off seven more points in a row.
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After testifying about the two presidents, Mr. Cifuentes rattled off other bribes that Mr. Guzmán and his allies had paid to Mexican officials.
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Cue Senator Hatch, whose letter on Thursday rattled off a series of factual reasons that the FTC might want to go after Google again.
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Following a mid-range shot by Blackshear that made it 30-18, Notre Dame rattled off 10 consecutive points to close out the half.
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Minnesota rattled off six unanswered points and went ahead 25-220 when Jamal Crawford stole the ball and fed Tyus Jones for a layup.
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As I showed De Niro a group of my recent canvases — brushy landscapes of coastal scenes — I nervously rattled off a list of influences.
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Gorsuch stood beside Trump with his head bowed as the president rattled off the nominee's impressive credentials: Columbia University, Harvard, Oxford, and prestigious clerkships.
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Hill's basket gave the Cavaliers a 96-81 lead with 9:53 remaining in the contest before the Celtics rattled off eight straight points.
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Google executives rattled off a long list of currencies weakening against the dollar, including the euro, the British pound, Brazilian real and Indian rupee.
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A representative from Coldwell Banker rattled off the average price of a single-family home in the area ($2.7 million) and a condo ($800,000).
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I rattled off every emergency contact I could ahead of time, including the pediatrician's after-hours hotline and the address of the closest hospital.
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The Bluejays rattled off eight straight points for a 10-5 lead, capped off by Ballock's transition 3-pointer at the 343:59 mark.
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After San Antonio pulled even in the standings last week, Golden State rattled off three consecutive wins to get a leg up once again.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Seagate Technology: "I think that's more of a trading vehicle.
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After a No Contest against Eddie Alvarez in 2017, Dustin rattled off three wins back to back against Anthony Pettis, Justin Gaethje, and finally Alvarez.
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Clinton rattled off some of the important issues the Court could take on if she gets to appoint nominees: campaign finance, abortion, and LGBTQ issues.
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UCF rattled off the final 10 points of the half, Allen making a jumper 52 seconds before intermission to give it a 34-24 lead.
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Teske rattled off 11 straight points in a 2:29 span, and Simpson's steal and layup just before halftime made it 50-28 at intermission.
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They rattled off some prepared lines about showing us the power of the Unreal Engine and HoloLens 2 to recreate the Apollo 11 moon landing.
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The show opened with a mock press conference, then shifted to Trump behind the desk, where Atamanuik rattled off a list of hit-miss lines.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some caller favorite stocks, including: ConocoPhillips: "I'm not going to get rid of it here.
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He rattled off answers on the Cohen tapes -- one of which has already featured 45's voice -- and speculated on what's next for the Prez.
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He rattled off statistics about low unemployment rates for certain minority groups, an increase in manufacturing jobs and his efforts to roll back government regulations.
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He rattled off accomplishments the school district has achieved under his tenure, including adoption of a universal healthcare program for students regardless of legal status.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on callers' favorite stocks: CVS Health Corporation: "CVS and Walgreens – I'll give you a two-fer.
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They rattled off a 27-game win streak during the regular season, finally looking like the force many expected when they joined forces in 2010.
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Williams then rattled off some stats from the investigation: The Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police, as you might imagine, is not too happy about this.
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But he still rattled off many of the debate's most memorable lines, even if it wasn't clear his pithiness would redound to his political advantage.
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Pelosi could have rattled off a set of meaningless prepared sentences to fill air and buy her party time to figure out what to do.
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Since their close call against North Carolina in September, the Tigers have rattled off wins of 31, 35, 52, 45, 45, 49, and 35 points.
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Trump also rattled off the ways China has slighted the United States: America lost 60,000 factories after China entered the World Trade Organization, Trump said.
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After Burks made two free throws, Dallas rattled off eight more in a row, with Porzingis' dunk making it 105-86 with 3:01 remaining.
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Before the much-vaunted 'Three Amigos' summit even formally begins on Wednesday, Canada, the United States, and Mexico have already rattled off a string of agreements.
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But it rattled off wins in Costume Design, Film Editing, Production Design, Makeup and Hairstyling, Sound Mixing, and Sound Editing, for a total of six trophies.
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Martin's 3-pointer with 23:233 left in the game gave the Highlanders a 228-227 edge, but Oregon State rattled off the next 233 points.
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" He rattled off the reasons for this rise — suicide, alcoholism and drug overdoses — and then concluded that these white Americans were dying of "a broken heart.
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San Diego led 257-25 after a 233-pointer by Floresca before the Huskies rattled off a 24-213 burst to take an eight-point lead.
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However, Texas Southern rattled off eight consecutive points for a 224-236.8 advantage on Jefferson's layup with 10:29 left, and the Tigers never trailed again.
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Colorado rattled off the next six points for a 13-9 advantage on Gatling's 3-pointer after a turnover with 12:44 left in the half.
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The Cavaliers received a 3-pointer from Guy and a jumper from Clark to move ahead by six but Oregon rattled off the next eight points.
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That's more sales thanBlack FridayCyber MondayTo support that level of frenzied buying, AWS's Jeff Barr rattled off some stats on what went on behind the scenes.
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But the Waves then went 7:45 without a point and missed seven field-goal attempts during the stretch while Gonzaga rattled off 11 straight points.
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Fasching won that battle and shoveled the puck to Buffalo defenseman Zach Bogosian, who tossed a shot at the goal that rattled off Klein in front.
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Davis received the kick six yards deep into the end zone, took it out, and was untouched as he rattled off a 106-yard touchdown return.
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An acrobatic driving hoop by Smart gave Boston a 94-87 lead with 13.13:21 remaining in regulation before the Clippers rattled off 10 straight points.
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Things started looking up when he rattled off five straight games, but a shaky service game put Londero back in it and led to a tiebreak.
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On Wednesday, one of Mr. Guzmán's lawyers, Jeffrey Lichtman, rattled off the names of several other cooperating witnesses who are expected to appear at the trial.
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Here's one that CNN Political Director David Chalian rattled off: They've won special elections in Trump country -- the Alabama Senate race and a Pennsylvania House district.
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Per the sources, Trump rattled off the same things he has been saying publicly — that his call with Zelensky was "perfect"and he did nothing wrong.
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"In the car, my friends and I listen to all this stuff that's just" — he rattled off several oh-so-unprintable lines about women and sex.
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Sitting at a bar in the coastal New Hampshire city of Portsmouth, Ray Brunelle rattled off the qualities he admires in Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii.
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The GOP presidential front-runner rattled off a litany of statistics at the top of the rally to portray Wisconsin as moving in the wrong direction.
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The Buckeyes rattled off 19 consecutive points to close out the half, taking the lead at the 3:12 mark on a layup by Andre Wesson.
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Canine rattled off several use cases for OpenTrons, such as a farmer who wants to engineer crops or scientists developing a new super material in their garage.
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And then he rattled off a list of organizations "that are going to need help under a Trump administration" that he hopes his audience will invest in.
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Barletta, a fervent Trump supporter who shares his hard-line views on immigration, then took the stage and rattled off a laundry list of Trump&aposs accomplishments.
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He loped to the podium, incongruously rickety in this lithe company, and in his croaky New York whine rattled off his idealistic policies, some reasonable, most unachievable.
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Asked by moderator John Bussey of the Journal why he was skeptical, Hayden rattled off a list of reasons he did not trust Trump's judgment on cybersecurity.
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Pitt rattled off eight straight points with Wilson-Frame knocking down two 3-pointers to cut the Fighting Irish's lead to 61-58 with 1:33 remaining.
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" He rattled off some of the ideologies of race and religion that divide us as people, then added, "The thing I need to be most is human.
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In the back of an ambulance the other day, an anxious father-to-be rattled off his wife's medical history in Cantonese as she went into labor.
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As Dowd rattled off a series of questions about the investigation into Russian interference in the 85033 election, Trump reportedly stumbled over his answers and contradicted himself.
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She rattled off a bunch of those factors such as endometriosis and lower egg count as we get older that affect conception in a woman's later years.
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The Jaguars were even at 27-27 with less than 51/20063 minutes to play in the first half before Duke rattled off the next 10 points.
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As Judge Abdalla rattled off his questions, Ahmed spoke in a firm voice, denying the charges against him and vehemently reminding the judge of his medical report.
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As reporters gathered around him, he rattled off a series of claims often recited at far-right political gatherings: Muslim immigrants come from an "absolutely alien" culture.
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Di Virgilio coolly rattled off the names of players he has met — Edinson Cavani, Marek Hamsik, Lorenzo Insigne, Dries Mertens, Mauro Icardi, Mario Balotelli — before trailing off.
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"Google executives rattled off a long list of currencies weakening against the dollar, including the euro, the British pound, Brazilian real and Indian rupee," Mr. Wakabayashi writes.
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At Ridgewood, Ms. Schriber Cox liked to be social, and she rattled off the names of the friends she had yet to hear from: Clay and Mary.
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Louisville promptly rattled off 453 straight points for a 26-25 edge when Nwora sank 2 of 3 free throw with 8:49 left in the half.
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It was a three-point margin after Mathews hit a jumper for the Trojans with 226:26 remaining before the Buffaloes rattled off the next nine points.
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Without specifically calling out the GOP, Frieden rattled off the criteria for "emergency funding" — a situation that is unexpected, catastrophic and has the capacity for permanent damage.
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Alabama rattled off nine straight points in a 1:44 span, taking its first double-figure lead at 29-18 on two free throws by Herbert Jones.
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Steve Stivers (R-Ohio), chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, told The Hill as he rattled off regulatory and Veterans Affairs reforms successfully passed by Congress.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Snap-On: "We love their products, but the numbers have not been there.
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As he rattled off the truck's specs and features, I heard a few low exclamations of "what the fuck?" before the hooting and hollering picked back up.
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In a Tuesday call about the company's most recent profit report, CEO Steve Easterbrook rattled off a series of Eurocentric data points to buttress the company's performance.
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But one after another, the chinchorro owners whose places were closed until the weekend, rattled off recommendations for spots further down the road that might be open.
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In a Q&A video promoting Kylie Cosmetics' Valentine's collection, which launches February 1, Jenner rattled off exactly what a perfect V-day night looks like to her.
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Iowa State than rattled off 12 in a row, capped by a Weiler-Babb 3-pointer that made it 24-14 with 4:45 left in the half.
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But the Golden Eagles rattled off 10 straight points and Sam Hauser found Cheatham for an open jumper, making it a 34-19 game with 9:03 left.
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Junior guard Viont'e Daniels connected on a jumper to bring Washington State within 49-25 with 204:218 remaining before the Huskies rattled off the next 20 points.
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Georgia led by six points 4 1/2 minutes later before the Tigers rattled off seven consecutive points to take a 143-51 lead with 7:21 left.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on two caller-favorite stocks: Ford Motor Company: "The stock Ford is too hard for me to own, frankly.
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At that point, the Wolf Pack rattled off 11 consecutive points in just over three minutes, taking a 17-13 advantage as Caroline stuck back his own miss.
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Washington State was within nine points after a basket by junior center Conor Clifford with 213:215 remaining before the Sun Devils rattled off the next seven points.
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The Illini trailed 22-18 after Black's jumper with 23:211 left in the half before Wisconsin rattled off seven straight to open up an 233-point lead.
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Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan rattled off a list of things he'd like to see his fellow Democrats take more seriously, from small-town broadband to health care access.
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But they rattled off three straight victories to advance, securing a finals rematch against Cleveland, and then raced out to a three-to-one lead of their own.
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Then he rattled off a number of crimes he said he had committed in Paraguay, an admission of guilt that appeared intended to avoid being sent to Brazil.
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For two days, he used a kayak to paddle the half-mile between the boat and North Sentinel, where he rattled off passages from Genesis to the islanders.
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Mr. Miranda rattled off songs from a mixtape Mr. Hayes gave him in ninth grade, all political songs, from Bob Dylan to the hip-hop group Digable Planets.
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The Hawkeyes rattled off seven points in less than two minutes to start the second half and pushed the lead as high as 17 with 4:07 remaining.
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Vermont led 73-44 after two free throws by Lamb with 11:34 remaining but the Seminoles rattled off six straight points and 210 of the next 268.
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In a freewheeling 53-minute interview on Friday morning on Fox News, President Trump rattled off exaggerations, falsehoods and debunked conspiracy theories, often related to the impeachment inquiry.
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She rattled off the closings, followed by a list of evacuation centers and the number of structures and acres threatened by a fire that had erupted that morning.
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Not because Crimson football ranks among the most prestigious college football outlets in the country or because the league titles, nine since 1993, are rattled off in slow succession.
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San Francisco was within 23-17 after a dunk by junior forward Matt McCarthy with 11:33 left in the half before the Bulldogs rattled off 11 consecutive points.
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The Magic's lead was seven just prior to the midway point before the Bucks rattled off 225.7 straight points to take an 224.9-2300 advantage with 25:26 remaining.
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I was somehow nominated the stenographer and tapped furious notes—pausing to stare at the others in bafflement—as this loud and blunt man, Wayne Barrett, rattled off assignments.
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At the press conference, Trump rattled off his usual "no collusion, no obstruction" talking points, complaining that his son Donald Trump Jr. had "gone through hell" during Mueller's probe.
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But Blackburn rattled off a list of issues on which she disagrees with the president, citing at the top the imposition of tariffs on a wide range of imports.
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Kjeldsen was 1-down with five to play but rattled off four successive birdies, knocking his last four approaches inside nine feet, with the last three inside four feet.
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A uniformed policeman sipped on a pink smoothie while vigorously nodding along to Kirk as he rattled off numbers about "black employment," which he said had risen under Trump.
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Her clippers growled through Sherman's matted belly fur as she rattled off a list of things for me to fetch from the house: baby shampoo, curry comb, a hose.
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Khloé was taking a break from obsessing over Making a Murderer to have a quick "Change of speed.... Question time," in which she rattled off a myriad of queries.
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The president rattled off the Warriors' impressive list of credentials between last year and this year and then began to introduce the players, starting of course with Steph Curry.
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He rattled off a list of times that presidents publicly split with their intelligence chiefs: President John F. Kennedy fired his C.I.A. director after the Bay of Pigs disaster.
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He rattled off the items that cost more: the lentils that are a staple of his family's diet; the cotton-oil cakes they feed to their dairy cows. Fertilizer.
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Maryland led 15-10 with 033:44 remaining on two Donta Scott free throws, but Iowa rattled off the next 14 points, starting with the first Wieskamp 3-pointer.
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He rattled off a laundry list of accomplishments by the Trump administration, including new trade deals, investments in the military and progress on the wall along the southern border.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Merck & Co.: "Not a buyer of Merck here, even though I do like that yield.
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I rattled off that abbreviated list of words and expressions instantly recognizable as Donald Trump's hallmarks in a few seconds, and suspect many Americans could easily add to it.
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Yet they also rattled off reasons not to date which, among the men, who would traditionally take the lead in such encounters, included uncertainty about how they were even managed.
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The advantage reached 250-43 on a 24-pointer by Batum with 230:25.7 remaining before Philadelphia rattled off eight straight to move within six with 1:47 to play.
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Brooklyn held an 80-76 edge after Carroll's basket with 3:17 left before Indiana rattled off the final eight points of the period to take a four-point lead.
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The Aztecs led 15-9 after a jumper by Kell before the Wolf Pack rattled off 15 straight points with Caleb Martin's jumper capping the surge with 9:10 remaining.
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Iowa State moved within 52-259 on two free throws by junior forward Zoran Talley Jr. with 212:25 to play but the Volunteers rattled off the next eight points.
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The Kuwaiti rattled off a string of upsets in that April tournament, starting with a second-round win over Kazakhstan's Elmir Alimzhanov, who placed 11th in London four years ago.
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She was apparently joking since she followed up with, "In all seriousness ..." and rattled off a list of things she was actually thankful for, like her family, job, and country.
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Dodt, twice a winner on the tour, also took advantage of the prevailing breezes on the back nine as he rattled off birdies at the 11th, 12th, 14th and 17th.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Synchrony Financial: "I think Synchrony's OK. My friend Bruce Kamich, who works with me at RealMoney.
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Houston pulled within three early in the third quarter before the Kings rattled off nine straight to open up a 65-53 lead with 6:27 left in the period.
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South Carolina has rattled off four consecutive victories to open the campaign but faces its stiffest stretch of the season with Michigan and Syracuse looming over the next four days.
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Al Sharpton's organization, and rattled off the all the prominent positions held by white leaders in New York, including governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, comptroller and New York City mayor.
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Geoff Berman, the executive director of the New York Democratic Party, rattled off Mr. Cuomo's accomplishments, including gun control, infrastructure investment and managing the budget for Mr. Cuomo's strong position.
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I introduced my child, whose future Pruitt is endangering, rattled off just a few of his damaging policy decisions, and told him to resign before his scandals pushed him out.
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Louisville closed within 32-30 on a Darius Perry layup with 2:43 left, but the Yellow Jackets rattled off six straight points for their biggest lead of the half.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks, including: Disney: "My take on Disney is this is long term, a long-term good stock.
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"I'm not retiring because I don't like my job or I'm bored," she said as she rattled off her goals: speaking engagements, promoting her book, maybe creating a Broadway musical.
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With his shirtsleeves rolled up and wearing a wireless microphone that allowed him to move around, the speaker rattled off a stream of facts and figures and clicked through PowerPoint slides.
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The Volunteers rattled off 11 straight during the drought to open up a 10-point lead before Minaya drained a 3-pointer with 5:56 remaining to end the scoreless stretch.
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For two and a half hours, CEO Sundar Pichai and a handful of execs rattled off a staggering list of futuristic features and products: A camera that understands what it sees!
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" Cohen wanted to know what Sessions meant by "good people," so he rattled off the names of prominent Republicans who've smoked weed, and asked, "which of those are not good people?
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While the A's stumbled out of the gate in the 2012 season, this unique approach eventually paid off, as the team rattled off 20 consecutive wins and returned to the playoffs.
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California rattled off three straight baskets — a 3-pointer from Brown, a layup from guard Jabari Bird and a jumper from guard Jordan Mathews — to cut Utah's lead to 24-18.
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And just when you thought that Bradley had rattled off some Hoosiers-like locker room speech to rally an equalizing war cry, the defensive marking choked again after the half, above.
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But for now, China's consumers are the reason why Apple execs rattled off a list of eight nations and regions they were worried about, from Canada to Turkey, without mentioning China.
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Houston inched ahead by a point early in the second quarter before Oklahoma City rattled off 10 straight points and took a 46-37 lead on a 3-pointer by Grant.
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Once he went down in the third quarter, the Golden State Warriors rattled off 18 unanswered-points and pulled off an epic comeback to steal the game back from the Spurs.
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Trump rattled off a list of prominent races Republicans won or are in line to win from Tuesday's midterms, including the Georgia governor's race where Winfrey campaigned for Democrat Stacey Abrams.
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García rattled off a series of apparently rhetorical questions, not waiting for Homan's answer, eventually asking if Homan gave less value to immigrant children because of the color of their skin.
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Leading 20-11 with 2:43 left in the first period after Carroll made a free throw, the Timberwolves rattled off 17 consecutive points, including 10 to close out the first.
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After a Roger Dubuis presentation at S.I.H.H., Mr. Mosso hunched over his iPhone, affixed to a tripod, and rattled off the specs of the watchmaker's Excalibur Aventador S in pink gold.
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Pippen hit a deep 3 to open the game, but then the Razorbacks rattled off the game's next 10 points — seven by Joe — before a Pippen free throw broke the drought.
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In a meandering press conference last month, Trump rattled off a series of misleading claims about the coronavirus when establishing the task force and putting Pence in charge in late February.
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The clip package showed James passing Bryant on the career scoring list in a road loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night while a BBC newscaster rattled off Bryant's achievements.
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He cackled, then picked up a putter and made a few passes with it as he rattled off questions about "The Foreigner," the thriller that STX was making with Jackie Chan.
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But the Terrapins rattled off the next five points, three free throws from Smith and then a stick-back by freshman Donta Scott at 22:27 to make it 223-23.
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The video opens with what sounds like an "oh shit!" followed shortly by a "holy shit," a "goddamn it," and a profusion of other expletives rattled off too quickly to decipher.
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The Spartans rattled off the first eight points, forcing Illinois coach Brad Underwood into calling a timeout before his team scored a point after Watts' transition jumper at the 16:373 mark.
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Blue Jays president Mark Shapiro recently went on MLB Network radio and rattled off a host of dubious reasons to keep his top prospect away from the big leagues until next season.
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Instead, he rattled off a number of ostensibly more achievable goals, some of which had been floated a few days before in a paper prepared by the French and German defence ministers.
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He's only 50, but that's 50 years of watching basketball, and he rattled off names of players he thinks Steph and Klay should learn from: Davis, Mullin, Hardaway, Purvis Short, even Sprewell.
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Senator Rodríguez read subsections of the state statute defining a classroom teacher and rattled off a list of educators who are not included: counselors, psychologists, librarians, media specialists, teacher's aides, adjunct teachers.
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Tyree's layup pulled the Rebels within 39-38 at the 8:73 mark, but the Aggies rattled off a 10-1 run to give themselves a cushion for Ole Miss' last push.
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Prior to this discovery, if you'd asked me to estimate that number, I would have rattled off a guess more along the lines of 25 minutes — a very cute amount of time.
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He also rattled off a number of major world elections that the company is planning to use more "AI tools" to protect, which does not exactly sound reassuring given Facebook's recent track record.
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Garcia broke back for 4-2 but Keys was charged with confidence and rattled off the last two games, securing victory by getting down low to dig out a sublime crosscourt forehand winner.
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Landale's inside hoop gave the Gaels a 33-25 lead before BYU rattled off 10 straight points — five to end the half, five to start the second — to take a 35-123 edge.
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Before Musk unveiled the car, he rattled off a list of its impressive specs, including a 215-mile starting range and the ability to go from 0-60 mph in just six seconds.
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After Portland's Josh McSwiggan hit a 3-pointer to open the second half, Oklahoma rattled off 10 straight points to go up 54-34 a little more than three minutes into the second.
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The lead ballooned to 32-17 on two foul shots by Smart with 5:42 left, but Auburn rattled off 11 straight points to pull within 32-28 on a Cambridge 3-pointer.
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The Wolf Pack (210-24) made it a four-point game on a Jordan Caroline tip-in with 215.0:220 left, but the Cyclones rattled off nine straight points to go up 10.23.
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The lead was again 13 points 3 1/2 minutes later before Missouri rattled off 20133 straight points — with a 3-pointer by sophomore forward D'Angelo Allen moving the Tigers within 27-24.
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As Spicer rattled off the names of Cabinet nominees Elaine Chao, Ben Carson and Nikki Haley, he turned to Carson, who was sitting in on the briefing along with other transition team members.
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So I rattled off... Apple is working on its own competitor to the Amazon Echo to give consumers a Siri-powered speaker for the home, according to a report from The Information today.
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The Grizzlies have rattled off six straight victories and won 13 of their past 16 games, and they will get a stern test with a home-and-home against the defending-champion Cavaliers.
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He slammed Hillary Clinton and "fake news," not to mention rattled off a cringe-worthy story about his rich buddy with a yacht who had too much fun, whatever the hell that meant.
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Looking at a chart of countries hard hit by the infection, Paul Emerson, director of the International Trachoma Initiative in Atlanta, rattled off about a dozen nations in Africa that were nearing success.
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The shop's owner, John Otieno, listened as she described her 22-month-old son's symptoms and rattled off the pharmacological buffet of medicines he had dispensed to her over the previous two weeks.
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How did he land this horse, who did not race as a 2-year-old, who rattled off six straight victories in about four months, who carried Smith beyond even his wildest dreams?
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Vegas was in a four-way tie for the lead with Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler and Jordan Spieth at six-under 134 after Spieth rattled off five straight birdies on the back nine.
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In the marble-walled offices of his family's fireworks plant, where metallic objects are dunked in explosive goo, Tarun Kalra rattled off evidence that the operation's decades-old empire was nearing an end.
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Mr. Biden, who has enjoyed strong polling numbers among black voters, rattled off a list of endorsements of prominent African-American lawmakers and said there was reason that his appeal transcended racial lines.
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He rattled off his experiences as a former Democratic leader in a deeply red state, pointing to his aggressive implementation of Obamacare as an achievement and claimed to have focused on working with Republicans.
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Earlier in the interview, Hanks whipped out the top secret "Toy Story 4" talking points memo from the Disney Corporate Vertical Integration Marketing Division, and rattled off PR plans he wasn't supposed to reveal.
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At Taeyana's appointment, Dr. Hanna-Attisha held the baby's face close to hers as she rattled off instructions that were the same as she had been giving for years, but were more urgent now.
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However, Dahlmeier appeared not to notice as she rattled off 10 perfect shots at the targets, five each from the prone and standing positions — the only one of the 60 athletes to do so.
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Instead, he rattled off a list of mass shootings across the country — in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and Aurora, Colorado, for instance — and cleaved off Orlando entirely from the broader question of responding to Islamic terrorism.
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Chalmers rattled off five birdies on his back nine to score 10 points for the day and finish the second round with 24 and a two-point lead over Gary Woodland and Martin Laird.
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Miami cut its deficit in half before the Kings rattled off 17 of the next 24 points and took a 15-point lead on Cauley-Stein's dunk with 1:01 left in the quarter.
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" When challenged, Plouffe acknowledged he had no degree in psychology but rattled off what he said were the New York businessman's symptoms: "grandiose notion of self-worth; pathological lying; lack of empathy and remorse.
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Earlier this year, agency sources rattled off his name along with Colleen Aubrey, global vice president of performance advertising, and Ryan Mayward, global head of agency development, as the most prominent Amazon Advertising execs.
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At every stop — from Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin's palatial home to the Agriculture Department's headquarters — a tour guide rattled off a list of the offenses perpetrated by the executive branch staff affiliated with them.
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Workers rattled off a number of desires: lower productivity rates for the holiday, more breaks, some kind of respite from heat, time off for Eid al-Fitr, the festival that concludes the holy month.
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Silver rattled off the names of so many stars that for a moment he forgot about Durant and Curry, who play for the team that will begin its fifth straight N.B.A. finals on Thursday.
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On Saturday, Mr. Putin rattled off a list of statistics that speak to the strength of the two countries' economic ties, among them a 22 percent increase in trade in 2017, to $55 billion.
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He rattled off a list of ideas to try to mitigate the economic damage from the outbreak, which is dominating the national dialogue just eight months before he asks voters for a second term.
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They have now rattled off 212 straight victories, all of them in high-stakes games, claiming first a playoff spot, then a division title and, now, a trip to the National League Championship Series.
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Calling at noon on the dot from her West Village home ("I'm a nerd like that," she said), Falco rattled off 10 things she can't fathom living without and pondered a few growing pains.
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As I rattled off statistics, I never expected that months later, my friends would be part of those horrifying numbers -- part of the 100 Americans killed every day by gun violence, according to Everytown.
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Then he waived his right to remain silent and amiably rattled off his life history and answered questions about Karen, until one detective abruptly shifted the subject: Did Tony know what a Fitbit was?
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In the interview, Mr. Bannon rattled off a list of White House policies that he said fit with the larger goal of strengthening the country for whatever calamity might await just over the horizon.
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He rattled off a list of achievements under the law, such as 20 million newly insured Americans, increased competition and consumer protections that block companies from refusing to insure people with pre-existing illnesses.
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Los Angeles later rattled off 15 straight points behind four 3-pointers — two from Rajon Rondo and one each from James and Kuzma — to open up a 58-39 lead with 7:14 remaining.
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The president rattled off a number of moves he said delivered on those promises, including the withdrawal from the "job-killing" Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact and the "expensive and unfair" Paris climate accord.
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Alex Caress, the lead singer of Little Bandit and one of the few out musicians in country, rattled off a list of queer artists that was so short he said it made him feel sad.
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FedEx CEO Fred Smith rattled off statistics about how many jobs his industry creates in the U.S. and warned of dire economic harm if the administration were to intervene to help the big passenger airlines.
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BEDFORD, N.H. — Marco Rubio's debate performance Saturday night was panned by pundits and political observers, who referred to the freshman Florida Senator as a robot after he consistently rattled off the same 30-second soundbite.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some caller favorite stocks, including: Duluth Holdings: "You know, I like the clothes, but the stock itself, you know I'm not a big apparel fan.
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Neichelle Guidry, an associate youth pastor at Trinity United Church of Christ, rattled off the names of several residents killed by police in high-profile cases, from Rekia Boyd to Cedrick Chatman to Laquan McDonald.
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Brown rattled off a range of complaints against OneWest while Mnuchin was at its helm, noting that community groups had a long list of gripes with how the bank went about dealing with struggling homeowners.
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The 2900-term lawmaker rattled off a list of gender-based issues Democrats are vowing to tackle if they take control of the House, including women's health care, domestic violence, equal pay and family leave.
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Lesley Stahl of "60 Minutes" rattled off the human rights violations Kim is accused of, including that he has starved his own people, and overseen gulags, public executions and the assassination of his half-brother.
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He rattled off a list of universities — such as Boise State, Northern Illinois, Central Florida and Houston — that are not in major conferences and still found ways to get into major bowls in recent years.
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Buoyed up by the early breakthrough, Halep went for the kill and rattled off the next 11 points on her way to a decisive 5-1 lead as Keys's game unraveled, riddled with unforced errors.
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Trump rattled off some usual talking points, like how he believes the US shouldn't be the world's policeman and that America has spent too much money building things like hotels and gas stations in Afghanistan.
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Their hospital is ringed by nursing homes and other care facilities, and he rattled off those most at risk for fatal cases of the virus: males over 60, and those with cardiac and pulmonary problems.
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"It's a big idea," Sha, the chief executive, told a TechCrunch reporter in a 2012 webcast as he leaned back in a swivel chair next to Conrad and rattled off a list of SigFig's investors.
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At events in Nevada, backers rattled off talking points, highlighting polling that showed her with more support among nonwhite voters than Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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Portland rattled off the next nine points to move within three but Hart buried back-to-back 105-pointers during an 2105-24 surge as the Pelicans went ahead 205-193 with 219:123 remaining.
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It was 16-4 at the first TV timeout, and although Green Bay drew within six points as late as the 7:44 mark of the half, Wisconsin promptly rattled off the next 11 points.
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For a while it looked as though a repeat of her 2012 first-round loss to Virgine Razzano was possible, but she rattled off the last nine games to sweep past her 83rd-ranked opponent.
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On Sunday he rattled off several figures on Twitter about how many undocumented immigrants there are in the United States, how much they cost the country financially and how many had illegally voted in Texas.
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It was clear that Kojima had an encyclopedic knowledge of the reviews as he rattled off facts about them: how many outlets gave it a 100, which one gave it a 35 and so on.
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When Mette Frederiksen, leader of Denmark's Social Democrats, triumphantly took to the stage at her party's election celebration Wednesday night, she rattled off a list of the policy priorities that had propelled them to victory.
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Starting goaltender Jake Allen lost his first three decisions since returning from an injury absence of more than six weeks, but has rattled off four consecutive victories to match his career best with 33 wins. 1.
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A 3-pointer from Fordham's Ivan Raut tied the game at 22 with 5:10 left in the opening half before Rhode Island rattled off a quick 8-0 run and took control at the break.
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After seemingly enjoying the long rallies, Murray had his right shoulder massaged on the changeover before the second set and rattled off four games in a row from 1-1 to turn it into a rout.
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Their kiss came as Bomer, 40, and Rannells, 39, played a game where they rattled off a series of questions to one another, all the while getting closer and closer until their faces were nearly touching.
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After a trey by Christian Williams interrupted the Cardinals' spurt, Louisville rattled off a 12-2 run for a 313-13 lead with 11:33 left after Kimble turned an Indiana State turnover into a layup.
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Trump rattled off a laundry list of complaints against the "corrupt dictatorship" running Iran, saying it poses a threat to Israel and is helping to destabilize Syria and Yemen, which are both plagued by civil war.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — President Trump, in an impromptu interview on Thursday with The New York Times, rattled off at least 10 false or misleading claims about the Russia investigation, wars abroad, health care, immigration and trade.
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In response to a question from a Republican senator, which asked whether Trump has "the best interest of America and its citizens in mind," defense attorney Eric Herschmann rattled off a list of the president's accomplishments.
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And yesterday, Representative Devin Nunes, the top Republican on the committee, rattled off a group of obscure names he believed were tied to a Ukrainian election meddling scheme, asking Fiona Hill and Mr. Holmes about them.
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Trump rattled off several examples of his administration's efforts to uphold religious freedom, pointing to the State Department's creation of an International Religious Freedom Alliance and his appointment of a special envoy to combat anti-Semitism.
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The Thunder rattled off 11 straight points in the second quarter to take a 37-30 lead, and Paul later drained a 3-pointer with 24.7 seconds left to account for the nine-point halftime advantage.
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The Spurs led 77-76 with 2:42 to play in the third quarter before Los Angeles rattled off eight of the ensuing nine points and took an 86-82 advantage heading to the fourth quarter.
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The Terrapins led 53-52 when they rattled off seven straight points, starting with an Aaron Wiggins jumper at 7:52, and Maryland finished on a commanding 17-303 run over the game's final eight minutes.
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The decision was made a few hours before Trump's State of the Union address, during which he predictably rattled off misleading or incorrect talking points in support of his desired border wall to combat undocumented immigration.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams faced what were supposed to be their biggest challenges to date at this year's Australian Open on Tuesday but both rattled off comfortable victories to march into the semi-finals.
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Overlooking a snow-dusted vineyard in a mostly empty restaurant that has served as a sort of new headquarters for him, he rattled off the latest counts of how many votes he believed each candidate had accumulated.
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After LSU QB Danny Etling rattled off a 47-yard bomb, Chark received the ball from underneath the desperate swipes of his coverage, only to explode out of his gear like a tossed muppet losing his hat.
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If they beat the visiting Hawks on Wednesday, it'll be their longest winning streak since the Big Three rattled off 232 in a row during the year in which LeBron James captured his final title in Miami.
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A 12-2 run got MVSU within 19-15 with 13:07 to go but then Iowa State rattled off 17 in a row and kept its lead at 15 or more the rest of the night.
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In a phone interview with The Hill, Nehlen rattled off a litany of grievances against Ryan, including his past pro-immigration positions and his work shepherding a trillion-dollar omnibus spending bill through the House last December.
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When Craig Federighi, Apple's senior vice president of software engineering, took the stage to show off the new features of iOS 13 for the iPhone, he rattled off a series of numbers related to the phone's performance.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 26.6%Week 6 stats: 333 passing yards, four touchdowns — 27.3 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: After a tumultuous start to the season, Cousins has rattled off back-to-back brilliant games for the Vikings.
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The band -- who had been setting up for a sound check -- happily obliged, singing their hits of the day and lesser known songs like "Freckles," as Bush rattled off the names of tracks he wanted to hear.
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She rattled off half a dozen executives who'd collapsed or traumatically suffered from a lack of sleep last year – including United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz and JP Morgan's head of M&A Jimmy Lee (who died unexpectedly).
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This weekend, at a Milwaukee Bucks basketball game, lifelong Wisconsinite Jamie Kiesl rattled off 27 cheeses in 30 seconds right off the cuff, from the unmissable classics like string and cottage cheese to Havarti, Muenster, and mascarpone.
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Similarly, a variety of Democratic women from the House of Representatives got up and rattled off a list of things the party favors: Social Security, innovation, abortion rights, infrastructure spending, affordable college, gun control, and so forth.
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In promoting the legislation ahead of Friday's votes, she rattled off a host of groups representing people of color — including the NAACP, the National Medical Association and the National Black Nurses Association — which have endorsed the bill.
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President Donald Trump sent a freewheeling letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday — the eve of his likely impeachment by the House of Representatives — in which he rattled off a slew of grievances against congressional Democrats.
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There was a sobering moment near the end, as Comey rattled off Trump's criticism of the DOJ and FBI, and the President's suggestion that some of the people who led them -- including himself -- should be in jail.
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Goldman rattled off a list of woman writers, besides Luiselli, who have been causing a seismic shift in the country's literary world over the last decade: Gabriela Jauregui, Guadalupe Nettel, Verónica Gerber Bicecci, Jufresa and Fernanda Melchor.
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On Instagram, before she headed to Arizona for business, she had rattled off the highlights of a bustling month — and one of the things she was looking forward to was a sex reveal party for her third child.
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Pressing Miller on the latter topic, Tapper rattled off several issues Bannon had a hand in, such as the Muslim travel ban and the decisions to pull out of the Paris climate accord and the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Italy's Francesco Molinari, one of the hottest players in world golf, simply oozed class as he rattled off half a dozen birdies in a rousing six-under-par 65 at the British Open on Saturday.
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On Tuesday morning in Stockholm, its members announced the year's physics prize and rattled off a short list of the technologies it has made possible: barcodes, eye surgery, cancer treatment, welding, cutting materials more precisely than a scalpel.
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Democratic town hall: Transcript, video Obama, who is a Christian, mocked Trump at the 2011 White House Correspondent's Dinner, saying that Trump probably thinks the U.S. government also faked the moon landing and rattled off other conspiracy theories.
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Under coach Ed Cooley, Providence has rattled off four consecutive 20-win seasons and trips to the NCAA Tournament, and expectations were high again this season with five returning starters, but Cooley is not pleased with his team.
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Washington rattled off its fifth consecutive victory and handed New York its sixth loss in seven games despite a patchwork lineup of its own, although shortstop Trea Turner and first baseman Ryan Zimmerman are expected to start Saturday.
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The President appeared at a Sunday evening news briefing in which he rattled off multiple false statements, called corporate CEOs to the mic to praise his leadership and falsely and personally attacked journalists who asked him tough questions.
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Many female Democrats (as well as, perhaps by coincidence, Tiffany Trump) wore white in honor of the suffragettes and watched with limited applause as Trump rattled off his own partisan, fear-mongering goals for immigration and foreign policy.
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But by not mentioning his name as they rattled off their short lists, they made it clear whom they would not support: Senator Bernie Sanders, the democratic socialist from Vermont who has taken the lead in recent polls.
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At one point, Justice Stephen Breyer rattled off a long list of groups — health care organizations, unions, businesses, cities, military organizations — that all filed briefs describing how they have come to rely on DACA and on DACA beneficiaries.
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Mitchell Berger, a longtime South Florida fund-raiser and self-described political "dinosaur," who fondly recalls his work on behalf of a young Al Gore in 1987, rattled off the names of five candidates who had called him.
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He spoke highly of the stuntman, who "was living his dream and he helped other people do the same thing" and rattled off his credits which include Black Panther, Logan, 22 Jump Street and The Fate and The Furious.
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The company spent less than five minutes on the new device, and only rattled off some battery life details: The new 3310 is going to have 22 hours of talk-time (LOL), and one month of standby battery life.
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While Walden acknowledged court redistricting decisions have cost his party a handful of GOP-controlled seats in Florida, Virginia and North Carolina, he rattled off several Democratic seats the NRCC has been targeting: the one held by vulnerable Rep.
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This looks like a textbook trap game for the Raiders, who have rattled off three straight wins and could have a division-deciding bout with the Chiefs next week if they can take care of business in New York.
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They traded down and drafted LaDainian Tomlinson and Drew Brees in the first and second rounds, hired Marty Schottenheimer before the 212 season, and rattled off a series of successful seasons the franchise hadn't seen since the early 1980s.
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But the cameo that seemed to really get under the real Trump's skin was Stiller's Michael Cohen, who, as well as being in unusually high spirits in this alternate reality, rattled off (now ironic) affirmations of their "close" relationship.
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USC rattled off 10 straight points as highly-touted freshman Kevin Porter Jr., returning after missing nine games with a thigh injury, contributed a 3-pointer and a transition layup to help the Trojans grab a 33-11 advantage.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks, including: Tableau Software: "Sheesh, you know, there was a research note that I read this morning that said that this thing is really on fire.
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Once a 20043-year-old making his UFC debut in 2012 with middling results in half a dozen fights, he rattled off 10 straight wins in a division where notching a double-digit win streak is no small thing.
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Rybakina, showcasing her rasping forehand and showing no signs of the hip injury that hampered her in the semi-finals, rattled off four straight games to take the title, which she secured when Zhang went long after 93 minutes.
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Texas rattled off a streak of three straight seasons winning in the first round as a 10- or 93-seed, from 1995 to 1997, while Gonzaga hasn't lost as a double-digit seed in the first round since 2007.
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Gonzaga led by just four points at the half but later rattled off eight straight points, with Woolridge driving for the final two baskets of the run to make it 222-23 with 333:34 remaining in the game.
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Washington (CNN)As Michael Cohen shed new light on the inner workings of President Donald Trump's family business Wednesday, he rattled off a list of Trump Organization officials who are now likely to face congressional scrutiny of their own.
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At the rally, Yang – who often sports a "MATH" hat in a nod to his devotion to numbers – rattled off the industries that were using machines to replace millions of humans: truck driving, retail stores and customer service call centers.
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In the last debate, she rattled off a laundry list of "litmus tests" that she would use to bend the Supreme Court to achieve a series of left-wing policy priorities ranging from pro-abortion absolutism to censoring political speech.
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She rattled off a list of petty — and pretty mean — violations from Nicki that included: refusing to attend certain shows if they awarded Remy, trying to "keep [Remy] off of red carpets," and encouraging negative reports about Remy's album sales.
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When asked to draw a contrast with Trump here at Mabe's Pizza, Cruz argued that he was campaigning in the true "Iowa way," and also rattled off a series of fights that showed his mettle while others ran away from.
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The Black Knights, who have thrown 60 times this season, are also trying for their second straight victory in a series which they trail 60-50-7 after the Midshipmen (99 pass attempts) rattled off 14 straight wins from 2002-583.
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His defender was tracking him, there were hands all in his face—but some how, by the grace of a higher power, he rattled off a one-handed shot from the hip and it made it in right at the buzzer.
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Unfortunately for Gasparyan, that was as good as it got against the 34-year-old, who rattled off the next four games on her way to sealing the set in 30 minutes and then breezed through the second in 25 minutes.
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Washington (CNN)White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, defending President Donald Trump against withering criticism from members of his own party, rattled off a list of accomplishments she believes the President has accomplished in his first 10 months in office.
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"Garbed in a chef's hat and cooking jacket, Adam rattled off the names of his favorite chefs, debated the influence of famed female and male chefs, and the offerings of exclusive restaurants in America and Europe," the Longmeadow News reported.
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On a recent Friday afternoon, he beamed as he rattled off the first moves for both sides: pawn to E4, pawn to E5, bishop to C8003, and so on, until he got to the real moment of attack, knight to G5.
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In his speech Tuesday, Trump rattled off GOP victories on increased military spending without accompanying domestic spending hikes, health benefits for retired coal miners and $1.5 billion in border security money, which he called a "down payment" for the wall.
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Customers angry enough at the poor performance to contact the federal government's primary telecom regulator rattled off numerous complaints, ranging from the basic (constant buffering issues) to the more severe (obscured cancellation and customer service options on the service's website).
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Meryam Khodja, 258, a regular commuter into New York who was at the Port Authority on Friday, rattled off a list of people who were worried about the disease: "My sister, her boyfriend, my boyfriend, his mom, my parents," she said.
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Morgan rattled off a list of other statistics that the Department of Homeland Security is tracking: 4,500 illegal crossings each day at the southwest border, and one day alone last week 1,000 people entered the country illegally in El Paso, Texas.
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He rattled off a list of corporations and local banks that were lost to mergers, sales, closures and headquarters relocations — the disappearance of a network of institutions that used to pitch in to cover the orchestra's deficits or extend credit.
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Still, she sat there supportively as Ms. Amadou rattled off complaints: Her husband didn't bring home food; he didn't care about her when she was pregnant; he didn't even visit her at the health center when she was in labor.
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At a rally in suburban Des Moines, Ms. Vilsack talked up Mr. Biden's potential appeal among her Republican friends, and Mr. Vilsack rattled off the former vice president's head-to-head advantage in general-election surveys in the traditional swing states.
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Holly Sukenik, who has lived in Kalorama since 1981 and lives a few doors down from Ms. Trump and Mr. Kushner's home, rattled off a list of well-known Washington names to emphasize that residents here have seen it all before.
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On Monday, amid the worst percentage declines for the Dow Jones industrial average and since 2011, Trump notably omitted the stock market as he rattled off a list of what he called his economic achievements during a speech in Ohio.
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Jordan Peterson rattled off reasons graduate school is not a good idea and described the doubt and stress that comes from pursuing a Ph.D. But if you love the field, he went on to say, then the struggle is worth it.
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Trump has rattled off a series of aggressive tweets against the Chinese, stating his intent Thursday to tax the remaining $300 billion or so of imports not already subject to tariffs and continuing to demand that the U.S. get a better deal.
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A focus on just three factors can help explain this market and why no matter how many good sound bites can be rattled off about the "impending crash," most investors would be better off minding the hopelessly optimistic — or is it joyously pessimistic?
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Furthermore, Souza rattled off yet another bicycle kick earlier in the match that led to a goal—this time finished off by a header, sadly: The whole match felt like a professional beach game, or one of those intense Eastern European futsal matches.
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Instead, she harped back to the different world of her father's working life, half a century ago, then rattled off policies—infrastructure investment, vocational training and the like—that would not begin to go far enough to achieve the transformation she implausibly promises.
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My father, an inveterate list-maker, rattled off the names of games, trains, and radio shows, giving little in the way of description, yet it all came to life for me, as gaudy and vivid and fragrant as those boxes of cigars.
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Weaver also rattled off a slew of negative headlines about Sanders that he said were biased, and he pointed to the chyrons that CNN and MSNBNC run at the bottom of the screen as intentionally worded to ensure voters don't take Sanders seriously.
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In a 90-minute news conference with members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, Trump rattled off the number of supplies the federal government had sent to New York, California and Washington, where a combined 242 people have died from the virus.
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During an interview at the grocery store, which Mr. Grant now rents out, he rattled off a list of his better-known customers, a red carpet parade of rap and hip-hop stars: Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Coolio and Tupac among them.
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He rattled off numbers on state public housing expenditures, and he knew how long it takes to process migrant asylum requests, how many different pension systems exist in France, and the name of a bear who died in the mountains in 2004.
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Asked if she had changed her strategy to appeal more to nonwhite voters, Ms. Teachout rattled off a list of issues on which she has been vocal, including environmental justice and mass incarceration, that she said have an outsize effect on minority voters.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Arena Pharmaceuticals: "They reinvented themselves in a way that makes it so the stock went from being overvalued to being undervalued because it came up in the new formulation.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Marathon Oil Corporation: "No, we like Marathon [Petroleum], not Marathon Oil, because we think very strongly that the ENP companies aren't as good right now as the refiners.
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The spokeswoman also rattled off ways the Trump administration believes it has done more to counter Russia than its predecessor, including boosting military spending, exporting energy to Eastern Europe, upholding sanctions against Russia for election interference and approving arms sales to Ukraine.
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At one point, Trump rattled off a series of strikes carried out by "radical Islamic terrorists," including 9/11 and the attack in Nice, France — throwing in an accusation that the media is burying news of such incidents despite wall-to-wall coverage.
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WASHINGTON — Less than a month into the 116th Congress, Sean McElwee, the liberal co-founder of Data for Progress, rattled off a list of sitting Democratic House members who should face a primary from the left, his exposition punctuated with dismissive expletives.
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Aubrey Graham, as the Grammys identified him when they rattled off his name on the song credits (and "Sicko Mode" on which he had a verse and was also nominated), took the stage to give the industry and those voters a piece of his mind.
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Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky rattled off a lengthy list of investments from retail in India to drones and artificial intelligence on the company's earnings conference call on Thursday, in an attempt to explain why its operating profit margin had thinned in North America.
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The CEO struggled to name a single competitor during hearings, but in writing, the company rattled off a long list of services such as Snapchat, YouTube, Twitter, Pinterest, Vimeo, and others — though those services are still, at best, partial replacements for the Facebook experience.
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Presumably bored one weekend with nothing to do, United States President Donald Trump rattled off a bunch of statements—on Twitter and at rallies—that called protestors "son[s] of bitch[es]," chastised the NFL for not punishing protestors, and encouraged an NFL boycott.
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As Ms. Glen looked out from a high floor in one of the yard's buildings at working dry docks and structures in various states of repair, she rattled off a list of products being made or designed at the site, not all of them edible.
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A 3-point play by Powell with 12:11 left in the half gave the Pirates a 16-12 lead, but the Golden Eagles rattled off seven straight points for a 19-313 edge on a 3-pointer by Hauser with 10:31 remaining.
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It wouldn't be shocking if the Rangers suddenly rattled off 20 wins in a row in the middle of July, tricked everyone (including their own front office) into thinking they were contenders, and then faded down the stretch to miss the postseason by a game.
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On the trip, she was asked to name her dream timepiece, so she rattled off a few esoteric details — 37-millimeter, frosted gold, openworked double balance wheel — only to learn a few weeks later that the very model she had described had just been produced.
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Trump rattled off a series of jokes that got plenty of laughs, skewering members of his own Cabinet like Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and Attorney General Jeff Sessions and his son-in-law Jared Kushner, who were all present in the Washington hotel ballroom.
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Sitting in third place with one pair left to skate, Mantia watched with a smile on his face as Kjeld Nuis of the Netherlands rattled off a time of 1 minute 7.95 seconds to take the gold medal and bump him from the podium.
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In an April column in The Wall Street Journal, William McGurn, a former speechwriter for George W. Bush, rattled off a litany of supposed overreactions, suggesting a "willingness of those who know better" to go along with them, as long as Trump is the target.
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Ms. Richards pointed to it with elation, and then sat beside her assistant, who rattled off a number of challenges to address: the sudden death of a bride, a renewal ceremony for six couples at once, the hazards of putting pearl pins in bouquets.
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Seated in front of microphones and between two flags, President Yahya Jammeh rattled off accusations of voter irregularities, from transposed numbers in tabulations to missing numbers that he said left in question the results of the election that handed the presidency to Adama Barrow.
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"So we can't really rule out more exotic models, and theorists have a lot of those," he added, and rattled off possibilities including the tubes of primordial energy called cosmic strings and the mysterious dark matter that makes up a quarter of the universe.
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They rattled off points about Cuomo working with the Independent Democratic Conference — a group in the New York state Senate that, until recently, caucused with Republican members, effectively shifting the balance of power toward the center — and about working with Republicans in the New York House.
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With 6-lead ECG readers, the AliveCor device could also pick up about 100 different diseases, according to CEO Vic Gundotra, who rattled off a bunch of long-worded maladies I can't even begin to pronounce but he's hoping his reader will soon be able to detect.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on caller favorite stocks, including: Camping World Holdings: "I've got to tell you, I think it's well run, but boy, there is a lot of competition in that space, which is why the stock has been under pressure.
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On the drive up to the limestones, as John Lawson rattled off popular drug stash sites and migrant staging areas with such Old West-seeming names like Grace's Corner, Warren Cutout, and Deer Point, we saw four cell towers within just a few miles of one another.
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For example, as my students rattled off all the rumors they'd heard about the impending closure of Syracuse's campus, they dovetailed into fears—as well as other rumors—about what that would mean for graduation, for their parents' security deposits on hotel rooms, for their apartment leases.
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In a roughly 45-minute speech to the crowd Sunday afternoon, Trump rattled off a list of accomplishments under his administration, including the recently-passed "Phase One" trade deal struck between U.S. and Chinese negotiators, which comes after a months-long trade war between Beijing and Washington.
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Patricio Apey, Zverev's agent, took a long breath and rattled off the commitments on Zverev's schedule for the days before the United States Open — five-hour photo shoot with Adidas, charity event, player party and a sponsor event where Zverev would play badminton in a courtyard.
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He rattled off numerous appointments of minorities and women he has made, including a Black fire commander and city attorney (one appointment to his Downtown Development Authority, he noted, is a cousin of Jesse Jackson), a female city engineer, and an elderly secretary and water superintendent.
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Instead, every one of the 30 still-undecided Democratic activists here rattled off some combination of the same four names — Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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"You've made all of America very proud of you and the job you've done," he told the attendees via what seemed like a verbal pat on the head, before he rattled off a list of things his administration has ostensibly done to support HBCUs -- to mixed results.
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It's one of a long list of justifications Republicans have rattled off to explain Saccone's performance: from deriding Saccone's electability to saying the Pennsylvania 18th was a Democratic district in the first place (it's not), or that eventually voters would see the benefits of their economic policy.
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The state party's vice chair, Christine Quinn, rattled off a bevy of the party's progressive accomplishments under Cuomo, from a $15 minimum wage (it takes effect at the end of next year) to marriage equality, each followed by applause from a body of Democrats firmly behind the governor.
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Sonos says the Move has an IP250 rating—waterproof enough to protect against rain and snow and mustard (Spence actually included mustard in the list he rattled off), though you won't want to take it into the swimming pool with you, since it can't survive a full dunking.
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I instantly became his closest friend, as he rattled off the stories behind his favorite pieces: how they came into the possession of The Family, their historic significance, and why these paintings were superior to the overpriced trash fished out of the nouveau riche shitstream that was Art Basel.
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Citing the Colombian's government's "failure" to live up to its promises, Marquez stood alongside three other commanders and rattled off his plans for FARC 2.0: a kinder, gentler rebellion whose 21st century charter does not include kidnapping, extortion and kinetic offensives … unless such tactics are deemed absolutely necessary.
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" At New York, Jonathan Chait rattled off Sanders's weaknesses in a column headlined, "Running Bernie Sanders Against Trump Would Be an Act of Insanity," while at the Atlantic, former George W. Bush adviser David Frum decried Sanders's unelectability beneath a sure-to-be-screenshotted title: "Bernie Can't Win.
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Mr. O'Connor, a native of Dundalk, Ireland, who first began working in the financial district in 1995 after a career as a management consultant, rattled off a list of issues that could affect prices on financial markets: unrest in the Middle East, instability in Turkey, risks in Russia.
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Mike Rosenberg, a Seattle Times reporter who covers the real estate market, rattled off a list of superlatives directly related to Amazon's growth: The city now has more construction than any other city in America, more cranes on the horizon and home prices rising faster than any other city.
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EditorsNote: Fixed spelling of Dalonte Brown 1st name in last graf; one other minor fix No. 3 Louisville rattled off 17 consecutive points late in the second half to finally gain separation from visiting Miami (Ohio) Wednesday night and register a 93-46 nonconference win at KFC Yum!
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"He came up with the whole, we have a scene at Jesse's apartment, and he says what are you are you cisgender, are you this, are you that and he rattled off all these things that millennials call themselves, and that was him wanting to add all that in," Story says.
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The transition would occur over two years, and Jayapal rattled off a "short list" of ideas for how to pay for Medicare for All, including a tax on millionaires and billionaires, a premium for employers, corporate taxes, and the undoing of President Donald Trump's tax cuts that principally benefit the wealthy.
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Johnson (R-OH) rattled off a list of unsubstantiated assertions about the 2015 rules and told Tom Wheeler — who was the FCC Chairman who established those rules — to give a nonsensical yes or no answer and refused to allow him to respond to the "aspersions" he'd just entered into the record.
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In a phone interview recently, he rattled off a series of statistics — the number of "eyeballs" he gets per week (more than 40 million when delayed viewing is factored in), the incredible longstanding success of "SVU," Mariska Hargitay's long run on that show — to illustrate what success means to him.
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He rattled off several: an assault weapons ban, new restrictions on high-capacity magazines, banning those on the FBI's terrorist watch list from buying guns and "red flag" legislation, which empowers local law enforcers to seize guns from those found by the courts to pose a danger to themselves or others.
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Steph Curry returned last night from an MCL sprain in his right knee and rattled off 25 points, 17 in overtime, as the Golden State Warriors took a commanding 3-1 lead over the Portland Trailblazers with a 132-125 win in Game 4 of their second-round NBA Playoffs series.
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After the loss in Pennsylvania, Republicans rattled off the same justifications, from deriding their own candidate's fundraising to saying the Pennsylvania 18th was a Democratic district in the first place (it's not), that the Democrat ran as a "conservative," or that eventually voters would see the benefits of their economic policy.
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Jon Pelletier, a 48-year-old from Hampton who commutes into Boston, took his shot at a pool hall in Portsmouth before he rattled off a foggy list of what he knew about Ms. Gabbard: She was an army vet and she had contrarian views to others in the party.
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The mother of a man with diastrophic dwarfism, a very disabling condition, described to me how for the first year of her son's life, every doctor she saw rattled off a catalog of what was likely to go wrong and asked her if she was prepared to deal with it all.
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Escaping the midday sun in a thicket of trees beside the motorway, munching on watermelon and apricots to cool off, Mrs Erman rattled off a long list of grievances, including the jailing of more than 100 journalists and the destruction of forests in a construction boom led by companies close to the government.
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She rattled off a list of concerns, pointing to absentee ballots thrown out by what she called "the handwriting police;" a shortage of paper ballots to back up broken voting machines; and Georgia's so-called "exact match" voter registration rules that require information on voter applications to precisely match state or federal files.
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The South Korean-born American rattled off four birdies in his first eight holes, then after Finau pulled within two shots, Na sank two more birdies, including one at the last, to shoot a four-under-par 66 at the Fort Worth layout where he has often had low rounds but never won.
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Until a few years ago most users, asked what they thought of the internet, would have rattled off a list of the things they love about it—that it lets them stay in touch with friends, provides instant access to a huge range of information, sparks innovation, even helps undermine authoritarian regimes.
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READ MORE: North Korea nuclear test 'slap in the face' for China Earnest rattled off a list of diplomatic steps the administration was taking in response to the nuclear test, saying President Barack Obama was hoping to speak with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and President of South Korea Park Geun-gye shortly.
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When I asked Marshall how his view of politics had changed over the past decade, he rattled off a long list of forces that made today different from 1992 — party polarization, social media, a shrunken center, fractured news sources — but there was no grand theory, no confident map of the path forward.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks, including: NXP Semiconductors: "OK, my charitable trust owns NXP and we are urging people not to tender to the bid from Qualcomm, because Qualcomm should pay more given that the comparative stocks in that sector are much higher.
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Hoyer rattled off a number of proposals he said would help stabilize ObamaCare, including measures ensuring enforcement of the individual and employer insurance mandates, guaranteeing the payment of subsidies to insurance companies that reduce health costs for low-income patients and propping up the individual market through market stabilization programs like reinsurance.
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Pinedo rattled off García's achievements for me: thirteen free-trade agreements signed, including pacts with Korea, Japan, and China; an average of nearly seven-per-cent annual growth in G.D.P.; thirty hospitals built; millions of Peruvians with access to clean water for the first time; and the poverty rate cut nearly in half.
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" U.S. Soccer reiterated its commitment to, and advocacy for, the women's game and rattled off a list of examples: "This includes leading the successful campaign to introduce women's soccer to the Olympics in 1996, the inclusion of prize money for the Women's World Cup, and the establishment and support of the National Women's Soccer League.
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He rattled off a series of other projects and interests, including an untitled TV series for Anonymous Content, the production company behind Mr. Robot and True Detective; a collaboration with A24, the film studio behind Moonlight, Ex Machina, and upcoming James Franco pet project The Disaster Artist; and an open-ended partnership with Apple.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE (R-Neb.) rattled off concerns from protesters that he would protect Trump if confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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He rattled off several more examples of U.S. power, including the authorizing of 10,000 air strikes aimed at ISIL targets, the maintaining of military bases throughout the world, and the relentless killing of terrorists he claims has earned the United States, like it or not, the title of the U.S. empire -- the world's leading hegemon.
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But the new player in the region is China, which has styled itself a "near-Arctic" country — a self-appellation U.S. officials find absurd: One senior State Department official called it "a made-up, fantasy definition" worthy of George Orwell; another rattled off the precise distance between Beijing and the Arctic Circle (22018,2750 miles).
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This week has seen the hype for 5G, the creatively titled successor to 4G mobile internet connectivity, go from a simmer to a boil as Qualcomm, AT&T, Verizon, and Samsung rattled off a series of launch plans for early next year, while Apple was reported to be sitting out the technology until at least 2020.
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A senior White House official on Thursday rattled off a list of grievances against the North Korean side, saying it interpreted part of the Pence statement as a threat of nuclear war and mentioning North Korea's decision to not show up for a planning meeting with a team of White House aides who traveled to Singapore last week.
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By the end, after Sanders rattled off the problems with the health care industry, the immigration laws, and Donald Trump, and ticked off the states to be won, starting with this one, people were standing and chanting "BERN-EE, BERN-EE" and one that ended "BERNIE ES PRESIDENTE" in this cafeteria filled with the bright morning.
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Gates said that: A day after describing a web of 15 secret shell companies that Gates said he and Manafort used to receive payments from Ukraine — and conceal the income from U.S. authorities — he rattled off about a dozen more offshore entities he said were used by wealthy, powerful Ukrainians to pay the American consultants millions.
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Bee rattled off a glorious litany of slang and nicknames for a vagina (I can't think of one she missed) before settling on "box," as in ballot box — because despite all the insults you can fling at Trump, Bee said, and no matter how sleazy you think he and his campaign are, it's all for naught if you don't vote in November.
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While she will lack a chamber vote, Teehee's presence in D.C., as well as her ability to sit on and vote in House committees—she rattled off Appropriations, Judiciary, Natural Resources, and Ways and Means as the committees on which she'd prefer to be placed—will provide Natives with a direct connection to the members of Congress who do possess voting power.
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He then rattled off a list "examples": A May 2016 Gizmodo story alleging Facebook's suppression of conservative news; the apparent shutdown of a Chick-Fil-A Appreciation Day page, which appears to have happened nearly six years ago; the alleged blocking of "over two dozen Catholic pages"; and the kerfuffle over the page of noted Trump supporters Diamond and Silk.
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No. 14 West Virginia rattled off 21 straight points early in the second half to break open a tight game and coast to a 74-22 win Saturday over Missouri in the SEC/Big 215 Challenge in Morgantown, W.Va. Bob Huggins' 20th career win lifted the Mountaineers coach into a tie for seventh place on the NCAA list with Kentucky icon Adolph Rupp.
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If his speech is any guide, Trump hasn't noticed the U.S. economy is doing well If his speech is any guide, Trump hasn't noticed the U.S. economy is doing well In his speech before Congress on Tuesday night, the first of his presidency, Donald Trump rattled off a range of statistics aimed at implying that he inherited some sort of god-awful economic mess from Barack Obama.
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"The vision of a small table in the Green Room with the President and the FBI director seated there having a quiet lunch in a cavernous room, with two Navy stewards waiting on them, and Director Comey feeling uncomfortable, awkward, knowing that they shouldn't be having that ... meeting," Gagliano rattled off, describing the scene, as detailed in Comey's statement, that had left him feeling icky.
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By John Solomon and Buck Sexton 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 rattled off many of his favorite Fox News commentators during a 22019-minute Oval Office interview.
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During a brief appearance at a conservative think tank last week, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) rattled off several wonky pieces of legislation: Trade promotion authority, the REINS Act, the Humphrey-Hawkins law and Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) reform.
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Giants 313, Cubs 5 SAN FRANCISCO — When the baseball rattled off the wall in the vast right-center-field expanse of AT&T Park — and out of the elastic grasp of Albert Almora Jr. — it set off a race for home between Brandon Crawford, who had been anchored at second base, and the inhabitants of the San Francisco Giants dugout, who sprinted to mob him.
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Teeth freshly brushed, in a pajama-like outfit that doubles as his regular uniform — soccer shorts, vintage Cher T-shirt, an unruly Chia Pet shrub of curls, tangled gold chains, Fenty slides — Mr. Blanco rattled off the director's commentary on his discography as he tried to explain how he'd gone from an anonymous teenage goofball from the suburbs to the preferred studio goofball of pop stars everywhere.
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Danny had offered to pick Tim, Roxie and me up at the airport and had arrived in a cream-colored, 1980s-era Cadillac with a laundry list of recommendations that he rattled off faster than I could write them down: the not-to-miss live music happening that week, the neighborhood bar that sells crayfish at $43 per pound on Tuesdays and his favorite .
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He rattled off statistics of a city transformed over the last eight years, with the arrival of corporate headquarters and technology companies, longer hours for children in public schools and higher graduation rates, improvements to the city's public transit system, the hiring of 1,000 new police officers, millions of dollars in grants for development in struggling neighborhoods, and the unveiling of a reimagined riverfront.
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As we buckled into a small Piper Archer at Essex County Airport in New Jersey, near his childhood home, Mr. Fabiano rattled off a battery of safety instructions that went well beyond the usual flight attendant script: where to find the fire extinguisher, how to brace yourself over the instrument panel if necessary, how to unlatch the door in case of a crash landing.
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GREENVILLE, S.C. — At a luncheon this week where 2000 business leaders gathered to celebrate the billions of dollars that global trade has pumped into their local economy, John Lummus, head of an economic development group, rattled off just a few of the successes: a 228 percent increase in total jobs over the last two decades, a 240 percent increase in per capita personal income.
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Arturo Pérez-Reverte, one of Spain's best-selling novelists, said in his blog that while the British prime minister, David Cameron, had written a widely published article about Shakespeare and even rattled off a series of puns in Parliament to demonstrate how the poet and playwright "provides language for every moment," it would be unthinkable for Mariano Rajoy, Spain's acting prime minister, to publicly pay tribute to Cervantes.
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He rattled off a list of things he'd done in the past 24 hours: performed alongside Mariah Carey at a V Magazine party at the Top of the Standard honoring Karl Lagerfeld; visited the set of "The After Party," a movie produced by Russell Simmons and others, in which he plays himself; and went to a club near Gramercy Park to "make sure his record was being played," he said.
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Last year, a few weeks after my family and I arrived in the United States for a new posting and a new life, we went to a Thai restaurant in Manhattan where my son, then 9, casually rattled off an order of one of his favorites, pad see ew gai — stir-fried rice noodles with chicken, garlic, leafy greens and a mixture of dark and light soy sauce.
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Jamie Newman ran for two touchdowns and threw for another as Wake Forest produced a dominating first half before holding on for a 24-18 victory against visiting North Carolina on Friday night in Winston-Salem, N.C. After North Carolina rattled off 18 consecutive points in less than a 213-minute stretch, the Demon Deacons chewed up five minutes before Nick Sciba's 32-yard field goal with 1:09 to play.
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CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta was shouted down by a White House aide on Monday as he rattled off questions to 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 about allegations of collusion between his campaign and Russia.
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Ben CarsonBenjamin (Ben) Solomon CarsonCarson's affordable housing idea drawing undue flak Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules it says are too lax MORE rattled off the Preamble to the Constitution when asked for his closing remarks at Thursday's GOP presidential debate on Fox News.
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Mr. Bowen, a well-connected scout who is employed by Fightball to find the players, rattled off their gritty pedigrees: Leandro De Lima was found on the favela courts of Rio de Janeiro; Dusan Bulut, who flew in from Serbia, is ranked the No. 1 three-on-three player in the world; Billy Baptist was cut from the Chicago Bulls summer camp after a short stint; Eric Williams dominates courts in a gang-ridden area of Los Angeles.
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EditorsNote: 2nd update: adds new 2nd graf to reflect Huggins tying Rupp on all-time coaching list No. 14 West Virginia rattled off 21 straight points early in the second half to break open a tight game and coast to a 74-173 win Saturday over Missouri in the SEC/Big 12 Challenge in Morgantown, W.Va. Bob Huggins' 876th career win lifted the Mountaineers coach into a tie for seventh place on the NCAA list with Kentucky icon Adolph Rupp.
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RIO RANCHO, N.M. — President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE on Monday rallied thousands of supporters at a boisterous campaign event where he rattled off a familiar list of accomplishments, targeted a familiar list of foils and expressed optimism that he could turn New Mexico red in 22019.
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Cohen, who worked for a decade as Trump's personal lawyer, on Wednesday rattled off the names of several individuals in addition to Weisselberg who he said had additional knowledge of the president's alleged transgressions: Trump Organization executive vice presidents Matthew Calamari and Ron Lieberman, and Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE, among others.
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He rattled off various milestones in the history of image manipulation: the transposition, in a famous photograph from the eighteen-sixties, of Abraham Lincoln's head onto the body of the slavery advocate John C. Calhoun; the mass alteration of photographs in Stalin's Russia, designed to purge his enemies from the history books; the convenient realignment of the pyramids on the cover of National Geographic , in 1982; the composite photograph of John Kerry and Jane Fonda standing together at an anti-Vietnam demonstration, which incensed many voters after the Times credulously reprinted it, in 2004, above a story about Kerry's antiwar activities.
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"That's everything from how precise each measurement is, the precision accuracy of that, the frame rate of the sensor, what's the field of view for how wide it sees, does it work in rain, fog, and snow, does it interfere with other sensors of its type, does it interfere with sunlight, is it on a scalable architecture that you can ultimately meet automotive volume requirements, does it have a secure supply chain, a low assembly time, eye safety, exportability, auto grade reliability, tens of hundreds of thousands of hours of reduced temperature ranges, and you still have to make it at a low cost," he rattled off.
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