He reached up and planted butterfly kisses on her cheek.
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The tornado's maximum wind speed reached up to 105 mph.
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I came to life, turned to him, and reached up.
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I have friends say he reached up their shorts on set.
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The travelers tree, ravenala madagascariensis, reached up to brush the ceiling.
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I reached up and tugged my hair out of its constricting band.
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Mr. Macron reached up to put his hand on Mr. Trump's shoulder.
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Then he reached up and tousled his new head of blond hair.
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From Monday evening to dawn on Tuesday, lava fountains reached up to 700 metres (2,296 feet) high as ash plumes reached up to 3 kilometres (3,280 yards) above the crater, according to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology.
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Haq firmly denied that the matter reached up to the Secretary-General's level.
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I got in, reached up to pull its lever, and the sequence ended.
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Some wind gusts on Abaco on Sunday afternoon reached up to 220 mph.
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Ms. Nelson, still on her knees, reached up to shake Ms. Poehler's hand.
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The water had reached up to six to eight feet on the driver's side.
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He bent down to help the opponent, who reached up with his right hand.
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From the back seat, Eli reached up to touch the back of my neck.
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She reached up with one finger and pulled it down, exposing her clerical collar.
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Wobbling, he reached up toward the stickers, but the ceiling was still far away.
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Robinson reached up with one hand, palmed the ball and dunked over Anfernee Simons.
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Before he had a chance, though, I reached up and began plucking out his teeth.
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Winds from the storm had reached up to 52 kph (32 mph) at 10 a.m.
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Daily placements in foster programs, residential shelters, and detention camps reached up to 500 children.
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Testing of other bodily fluids shows that his peak blood alcohol level reached up to .
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FLORIDA: On June 29, 1931, Monticello in Northern Florida reached up to 109 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In one Arizona county, for example, the wait to vote reached up to five hours.
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He reached up to grip the rails above his head, trying to lift his pelvis.
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Russian propaganda allegedly reached up to 126 million Facebook users, including 10 million via paid ads.
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I reached up under Nina's shirt, checked out the surgery, and praised Nina's after-market rack.
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Losses reached up to $600 million in 1990 dollars, or around $1.2 billion in 2019 dollars.
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Arrests for illegally crossing the border reached up to 1.64 million in 2000, under President Clinton.
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Rohit Saraf, 28, Katihar, India I REACHED UP to put my coat in the overhead compartment.
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That was as far as it could go, and I reached up and brought him down.
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But they quickly sold out, and resale prices on online auction sites reached up to $800.
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The Burisma board position was lucrative: Mr. Biden received payments that reached up to $50,000 per month.
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"You don't put on many necklaces, hon," Lynn joked as she reached up to straighten the medallion.
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I reached up, the bottle top slid in perfectly, with a satisfying hiss the bottle top opened.
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Moss, tracked by Webster and safety Gibril Wilson, slowed down and reached up just as Webster did.
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A fan reached down for it, but did not make contact with it as Braun reached up.
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Mr. Saini stood down in the trenches, reached up and grabbed the red, elephant trunk-like hose.
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As he posed with Ms. Swift, he reached up the back of her skirt and grabbed her.
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The outages began Saturday and continued Sunday as wind gusts reached up to 90 mph in some areas.
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According to the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, the ensuing ash cloud reached up to 10,403 feet (3,048 meters).
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Rask's winner off a rebound came after Faulk reached up to keep the puck in the offensive zone.
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Hina reached up with her left hand and pulled out the long pin that kept her headscarf fastened.
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Another extreme trend from the '80s involved wearing eye shadow and eyeliner that reached up to the eyebrows.
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The district was redrawn twice, but his margins of victory reached up to 77 percent of the vote.
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We passed through a grove of cherry trees and reached up to eat some right off the branches.
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That disk reached up to 11,700 degrees Celsius [21,092 degrees Fahrenheit] at the peak of the super-outburst.
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I reached up, pulled it off and went into the coffee shop, a conversation piece in my hand.
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Massive storm surges and winds that reached up to 150 miles an hour destroyed most of the island's infrastructure.
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He jumped, reached up over the wall with his glove outstretched and then fell back to the warning track.
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For a moment, he felt sure he should, and he reached up to loosen the chinstrap on his helmet.
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We're told DB was doing his thing, when someone close by reached up and made contact with his jewelry.
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Balancing precariously, I reached up to pull down a stack of diaries and searched until I found the one.
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An obscure chain to events beginning in one venue has reached up to ensnare the highest level of authority.
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Tensing testified this week that he was being dragged by the left arm when he reached up and shot DuBose.
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They reached up to 10 feet (3 meters) long and appeared early in the evolutionary lineage that led to mammals.
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With his kid on his hip, the dad reached up and CAUGHT IT WITH 1 HAND -- without dropping the baby!!
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Since then, waiting times for BP to receive the money transfers and authorize discharge have reached up to 70 days.
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As Radio Farda reported Monday, journalists and observers inside Iran estimate the number of deaths has reached up to 200.
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Wind speeds reached up to 3103 mph and temperatures fell into the teens and low 20's across the area.
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"And then I went wahh," he said, sticking out his hand, apparently illustrating how he allegedly reached up her skirt.
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The rainfall accumulation reached up to an inch per hour, which is twice the amount considered enough to start a mudslide.
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All around us in the sanctuary, crumbling frescoes reached up into the nave: centaurs and griffins, eagle knights and coyote warriors.
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We'd been laughing in line at the bar; at one point, Lucy had reached up to try to grab his sunglasses.
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So he instinctually reached up a hand, nabbed it, and gracefully planted a foot in the end zone for the touchdown.
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He reached up, hiding the gun just out of sight on a ledge above the front door of his family's home.
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More than 6.53,000 people were in temporary shelters after floodwaters reached up to 2.5 meters (8 feet) in places, Wibowo said.
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The pinch-hitter J.D. Davis then hit a chopper toward the mound that bounced off Andriese's glove as he reached up.
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When the replays were shown, it was clear that Zach Collins had reached up through the rim to block the shot.
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Maybe Kristin Anderson was lying when she said Trump reached up her skirt and touched her through her underwear at a nightclub.
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Just as I reached up to grab the drone, it spun out of control and my fingers got caught in the propellers.
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He kept one hand on my hip but the other he reached up and pressed right in the middle of my chest.
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Finally, he went into the bedroom, stood on the brass bed, and reached up under the lighting fixture—and there it was.
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I got a little too close to the front of the stage and some over-zealous fan reached up and grabbed ahold.
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The original publication ran from 1972 to 1993 and peaked in popularity in the 1970s, when its circulation reached up to 450,000.
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"At the same time, my husband reached up and he said, 'Oh my head, my head," because it was bleeding profusely and hurting.
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Clara, who had learned to sign about a year ago to help with her dyslexia, immediately reached up and pushed her call light.
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On Facebook, IRA-created groups attracted hundreds of thousands of followers, and IRA posts reached up to 212 million Americans, the report says.
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The site found that the card reached up to 107 degrees Celsius, or 224 degrees Fahrenheit, when put under the Furmark stress test.
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Norris Geyser Basin is the oldest and hottest of the park's thermal areas, and below-surface temperatures have reached up to 459 degrees.
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On a really good Saturday, at the height of the season for produce here in Portland, the market reached up to 175 vendors.
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Goodlatte panned EB-5 projects in New York and Texas that reached up to 200 miles into low-income areas from wealthy neighborhoods.
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Wilson has told him all season to attack the ball and Metcalf reached up to grab it at its apex, then fell backward.
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At one point, his wife, Erin, who had been listening at his side, reached up and anxiously flicked a particle off his neck.
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Then he reached up, lifted the painting off the wall, and sauntered out of the exhibition, swinging the painting from his right hand.
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Gusts in Cohoes reached up to 30 miles per hour and sparks quickly made their way to apartment buildings near the barrel fire.
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The site's own data indicates posts from suspected Russian propagandists reached up to 126 million users in the two years before the 2016 elections.
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Flights were delayed at Denver International Airport and some flights were cancelled at Colorado Springs Airport, where wind speeds reached up to 78 mph.
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Over three days this week, Katmai's Facebook page views jumped from 2,000 to more than 33,000, and its posts reached up to 730,000 people.
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She pressed Chrisanne's thighs open even wider, reached up to stroke her nipples and twist them while her mouth devoured and sucked and licked.
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Michael reached down just as the man reached up and grabbed him by the shoulders, pulling him down, pinning him hard to his chest.
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Earlier, Ebrard said the number of people awaiting a U.S. hearing in Mexico had at one point reached up to 50,000 people per month.
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In this same room, the night before surgery, Jadon held a book in front of his face, and Anias reached up to tug on it.
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I think he was then just grabbing for a hand hold because the guys were on him, and he reached up and caught my glasses.
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He had six double faults compared to four for Hurkacz during a two-hour, nine-minute match in which humidity reached up to 97 percent.
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In a Facebook post, Brown said the gusts of wind reached up to 80 mph Wednesday, a claim also reported by the National Weather Service.
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The neighbor was not at home but officers found Rachael Marie Haber, 32, after searching in the murky water that reached up to the ceiling.
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A deadly storm Winds along parts of Northeast reached up to 150 miles per hour knocking down power poles and many trees, CNN forecasters said.
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Taormina reached up and playfully gave Scott a face wash with his glove, which prompted a smile from Scott and a cheer from the crowd.
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At one point, she said, she reached up to wipe away a tear and was warned by an official not to touch her own face.
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The hamlet of San Miguel Los Lotes, once a collection of modest homes with a road running alongside, was almost completely buried reached up to rooftops.
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Ray Tensing, who faces a charge of murder, testified that he was being dragged by the left arm when he reached up and shot Sam DuBose.
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Only 21 were made, and #22019 recently reached up to A$100,000 in online bidding (although it was relisted after the triumphant bidder never paid up).
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WEST VIRGINIA: West Virginia reached up to 112 degrees Fahrenheit on two occasions: in Moorefield on August 4, 1930 and in Martinsburg on July 10, 1936.
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"The consensus reached up to now is a giant step forward in the search for an effective and definitive peace," Nyusi said in a televised speech.
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Think Taylor Swift, who successfully obtained a battery verdict against a radio host who reached up her skirt and grabbed her ass during a photo shoot.
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As Brown was sent off the ice, Preds fan Brendan Johansen began to heckle him ... and that's when Brown reached up and smashed the cell phone.
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The other said she met him to talk about a script after he had reached up her skirt and touched her genitals during their first encounter.
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The Italian model went to the NYPD in March 2015 saying Weinstein had grabbed her breasts and reached up her skirt during a supposed casting meeting.
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Let's go!' and at the same time my husband reached up and he was like 'oh, my head, my head' because it was bleeding profusely and hurting.
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Trump was sitting next to her on a red couch, and although they hadn't met, he reached up her skirt and touched her vagina through her underwear.
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According to Reuters data, the pricing premium for diesel on the domestic market compared with exports reached up to 8,000 roubles ($133.4) per tonne earlier this year.
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Since then, new revelations have emerged detailing the scale of Russia's interference in the 2016 election, including posts on Facebook that reached up to 126 million Americans.
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Widespread vaccination programs were highly effective at reducing the number of infections, which reached up to 4 million people annually before the vaccine was introduced in 1963.
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A makeshift encampment under a bridge in El Paso, above, was set up after the main border processing center reached up to 210 percent of its capacity.
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Arriving at a vacant window, the boys, both about 9, reached up to the marble slab above their heads and grabbed two fistfuls of green lollipops apiece.
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Wind gusts in the area reached up to 74 miles per hour Monday night, the National Weather Service forecast office for the Los Angeles and Oxnard, Calif.
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After a quick consultation with his boss, Mr. Shanahan reached up and took down another viola to show Mr. Shrout, who eagerly reached out to try it.
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Kids had a particularly difficult time navigating the snow, which for some reached up to their shoulders, though the lucky ones were pulled on sleds by their parents.
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A heroic mom recently managed to breastfeed her baby while doing a similar TV segment and didn't bat an eye when her baby reached up into the frame.
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Downed trees were blocking parts of one rural road and fires were burning on both sides of Highway 12 as gusts reached up to 60 mph (96.5 kph).
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Temperatures at Thule have reached up to 68 Fahrenheit in the summer months; but during the winter, they can fall below -30, with winds up to 100 knots.
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The swift response came after Stitches said he realized the fan, at Voltage Lounge in Philly, meant no harm -- he reached up and slapped Stitches in the stomach.
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At least 27,803 rescue workers raced to evacuate people from the flood zones, where water reached up to buildings' second stories and strong currents swept through the streets.
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The officer, who then 25, said he reached up with his gun and fired at DuBose's head, which he could see above the bottom of the driver's window frame.
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But it wasn't until 1996 when a biologist working in the old orchard reached up to a branch and came back down with Argentines scuttling all over his hand.
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But Lamas reached up with his right hand to draw Bektic's shoulder out of his breathing space, bridged off his right foot, and elevated Bektic into a perfect sweep.
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I remember snapping when the man behind me on the stairs coming out of the Q-train at Canal Street reached up my skirt a few years back. Really?
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Yankees outfielder Estevan Florial lost his grip on a bat, which went flying over the net on the first-base dugout before a fan reached up and grabbed it.
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Walls of jewelry reached up towards the ceilings, so intensely refracting the furious overhead lighting that it must have looked like if Times Square was built on the sun.
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Harry Styles is a true professional ... considering he acted like nothing happened when an overzealous fan reached up and grabbed his crotch while he was performing in L.A. Harry was doing a show Saturday night at the Hollywood Bowl, when -- in the middle of one of his songs -- someone reached up from the front row and copped a feel of his goods ... which he quickly batted away and ignored as he went back upstage. WTF!!!
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Though Saving Fiona is geared towards readers in grades 4 – 7, the young hippo's saga has reached up to 50 million viewers through the zoo's videos and social media accounts.
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Facebook has estimated that IRA-controlled accounts reached up to 126 million people, with Twitter notifying 20153 million people they may have been in contact with a Russia-controlled account.
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The U.K. pound reached up above the $1.31 handle after traders cited a Dow Jones report that suggested that EU and U.K. divorce terms could be resolved by October 15th.
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Assuming that the person was there to deliver the goods, he rang his boss to confirm, when the man suddenly reached up and snatched the phone out of his hand.
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The port of Dover temporarily suspended ferry travel because of "very high winds" which the Met Office said had reached up to 80 miles per hour in exposed coastal locations.
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The flame was the agent of this elevation; it was bound to grimy materiality but reached up into the pure ether; it moved as if alive, but it was dead.
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It was not immediately clear how Mr. Gaskin ended up undetected in the aircraft, an Embraer 170 operated by Mesa Airlines that reached up to 27,000 feet during the flight.
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Jane had just come out of the shower, but she reached up and pulled the skylight shut with one outstretched arm while, with the other, she held up her towel.
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Harry reached up to shake hands with two colorfully dressed performers on stilts before smiling for a group photo with Circus Zambia members decked out in face paint and rainbow wigs.
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Former Australian Olympic swimming star Grant Hackett is in trouble because, when the guy in front of him on an airplane leaned back, Hackett reached up and tweaked the dude's nipple.
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A National Weather Service survey Friday in Mountain Home, Arkansas, showed that straight-line winds reached up to 85 miles per hour in the area, according to CNN affiliate KFSM-TV.
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He shifted into position, reached up with his right hand and got clean contact on the ball, sending it off the backboard as he crashed to the floor after the collision.
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As Ewing walked slowly to a news conference during which he would say little and never change his blank expression, many of the Houston people reached up and patted his back.
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The officer, who was 25 at the time, said he reached up with his gun and fired at DuBose's head, which he could see above the bottom of the driver's window frame.
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The Overboard actress work a necklace that read "SANTIAGO" as she gazed down lovingly at her newborn, who was wrapped in a blanket and smiling as he reached up toward Longoria's face.
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As the couple strolled down the street together on Saturday, Beckham, 19, had his hand around the 21-year-old model's shoulder, as she reached up so their fingers could be intertwined.
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Robert reached up and scooped her breast out of her bra, so that it jutted half in and half out of the cup, and rolled her nipple between his thumb and forefinger.
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More recently, Offutt base, which sits along the Missouri River and is home to U.S. Strategic Command, was damaged when floodwaters reached up to seven feet deep in some places last week.
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Winds in the Ventura area reached up to 22 miles an hour Wednesday night, the National Weather Service reported, matching the "extreme wind behavior" Los Angeles County Fire Chief said was expected.
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Small tsunamis were detected and waves may have reached up to one meter (three feet) above the high tide level in parts of New Caledonia and smaller in Vanuatu, the PTWC said.
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Underneath Arlovski in half guard, Barnett reached up over his head to attempt an Americana (or 'top wristlock' for the catch wrestlers who will doubtless be reading an article on The Warmaster).
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Ganatra watched as Thompson passed out Italian chocolates late one night to the crew, and reached up to absent-mindedly stroke the leaves of a tree she walked under one rainy day.
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By some estimates, Gigantopithecus reached up to 10 feet (3 meters) tall, making it not only the largest-known ape but the biggest primate, the mammalian group that includes lemurs, monkeys, apes and humans.
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Underwood additionally alleged that her office's investigation found that the fraud reached up to Exxon Mobil's highest levels and that the misrepresentation was known by former Chairman and CEO Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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The drones raced on a course behind them, zipping along a white track that occasionally reached up to pinch at the speeding aircraft for 12 laps with the skyscrapers of the Dubai Marina behind them.
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Disguised as a woman, he walked to the edge of the stage, reached up as if to hand the singer a bouquet and squirted a liquid, which may have been pepper spray, in her face.
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Tensing testified that he was being dragged by the left arm when he reached up and shot DuBose, while prosecutors said he wasn't being pulled by the car and didn't need to fire at DuBose.
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Wibowo said the dead included a 16-year-old high school student who was electrocuted while more than 6.53,000 people were in temporary shelters after floodwaters reached up to 3 meters (10 feet) in several places.
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Across the state of NSW, which has long experienced extreme drought conditions, winds have hit speeds of 80 kilometres (50 miles) per hour, while temperatures have reached up to 40 degrees Celsius (211 Fahrenheit) — a deadly combination.
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The evidence, the lawyers said, points to a plot against Ms. Cáceres that was months in the making and reached up to senior executives of Desarrollos Energéticos, known as Desa, the Honduran company holding the dam concession.
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The maximum sustained wind speed of the typhoon had slowed to about 120 miles per hour as it reached Luzon's shores, according to the national weather service, but gusts still reached up to 170 miles per hour.
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Knowing that the impact of the fuel tanks created a fireball that reached up to 1,600 Celsius, melting the wings and vaporizing most everything around it, I knew that some relatives would not receive any remains whatsoever.
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At Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska, headquarters of US Strategic Command and home to more than 10,000 personnel, floodwaters reached up to 7 feet deep on Friday and forced one-third of the base to relocate offices.
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According to the U.S. Coast Guard, which tweeted an image of the rescue effort, the Mary B. II fishing vessel was crossing Yaquina Bay Bar in Newport when it capsized amid waves that reached up to 14 ft.
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BC coughed into his hand, touched the podium ... and no more than 5 seconds later, reached up and scratched his face -- all things Trump's administration and scientists at large are telling people NOT to do at all costs.
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I would do this last part on foot, and she would ride Messico into the blocked-off center of her hometown, where a crowd would cheer as the mayor reached up to hand her a bouquet of roses.
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In Arizona's game against Pittsburgh, D-back Monsieur "Shia LaBeouf" Wellington Castillo mashed some taters just over the wall, and this Pirates fan reached up his meaty, meaty, proto-masculine hand and caught Castillo's homer to protect this baby.
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In the span of a wordless, well-oiled minute, Mr. AlvarezSchacht helped her into another gown, shoes and Afro wig, which he reached up to tease out while Bob took a breath and a wireless mic from a stagehand.
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"He's never returned the letter of 97 mayors" who wrote him opposing the project, Mr. Potì said as he reached up and removed Mr. Mattarella's portrait from the wall the very next day after the president went to Azerbaijan.
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On third-and-9, Darnold stepped up and zipped a pass to Anderson, who reached up over two defenders while on the run in the back of the end zone and came down with the ball for the score.
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It's a show in which multiple characters have slowly and dramatically reached up to peel back their faces, revealing that it wasn't Dead Detective Wilden lurking in the shadows — it was Archer Dunhill in a rubber mask all along!
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Research shows that it is particularly unreliable for gender and racial minorities: one study, for example, found a 99 percent accuracy rate for white men, while the error rate for women who have darker skin reached up to 35 percent.
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TMZ obtained surveillance video from the night in question from the previous incident -- and while it appears Cuba made contact with the woman ... he and his camp have insisted he reached up to touch her hand, and NOT her breast as she claims.
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Underwood also alleged that her office's investigation found that the fraud reached up to Exxon Mobil's highest levels and that the misrepresentation was known by former Chairman and CEO Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries State Dept.
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After she had finished off her victory, reached up to embrace the 6-foot-1 Pliskova and then climbed up to hug Beltz and others in the players' box, she descended to her courtside chair, put a towel to her face and sobbed at length.
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NAGS HEAD, N.C. — Hurricane Dorian finally made landfall in the United States on Friday morning on North Carolina's Outer Banks, where it knocked out power, flooded homes and businesses, and temporarily trapped residents of remote Ocracoke Island, where floodwaters reached up to seven feet.
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" She made it clear the grab happened completely underneath her clothing -- "He reached up under my skirt and grabbed my ass right when I was having to pose for a photo, and it felt intentional that would be the time he would choose to do it.
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In 2008, a Soyuz experienced a malfunction during landing, prompting a ballistic reentry that reached up to 8 Gs. "I saw 8.2 G's on the meter and it was pretty, pretty dramatic," former NASA astronaut Pegg Whitson, who was on the flight, said in a statement, according to Wired.
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Dana doesn't like to be touched—she practically broke the new busboy's arm when she said she had a crick and he reached up to knead her neck with his thumb—and Tony never stops talking about his girlfriend, though he paws at all the male waiters through every shift.
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The very first scene we shot was us driving in the car freaking out that we killed our friend who was in the trunk, and I had to cry, and every time I just reached up and touched the back of my head, like bawling because I couldn't believe I chopped off all my hair.
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"When we compare the top five real news stories [on impeachment] from America's most read newspapers, like The New York Times or The Washington Post, to the top five fake news stories, or disinformation stories, the top five disinformation stories had reached up to 80 percent as much as the real ones," he said.
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"The morning after the blizzard, snowdrifts in New York City reached up to the second stories of some buildings -- but intrepid commuters, undeterred, still made their way to the elevated trains only to find that snowdrifts had immobilized huge portions of the transit system and left up to 15,000 passengers stranded," posted the New York Transit Museum on Facebook.
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The makeshift encampment under the bridge, where immigration officials are detaining hundreds of migrants in a military tent with little hot food, was set up last week after the main border processing center in El Paso reached up to 400 percent of its capacity in the largest influx of migrants to the United States in years.
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In the wake of a report that Russia's ads, which went unlabeled (more on that in second), reached up to 146 million users , Democrats and the media are using this to once again bail out Hillary Clinton, and ever so slightly insinuate that the election on November 8th was stolen from her by an elaborate scheme that benefited Donald Trump.
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It goes roughly like this: So what happened, it seems, is that a conspiratorial interpretation of texts between two FBI employees, one entirely unfounded in the actual evidence, got laundered from the fringe right-wing media to the right-wing mainstream through Fox News personalities — and eventually reached up to a member of Congress and the president of the United States.
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Though Russian groups purchased around $100,000 in ads on Facebook, it also produced a much larger array of unpaid content for the site that eventually reached up to 126 million Americans on Facebook and 20 million on subsidiary site Instagram—a number that sounds large, but is also "a tiny share of the 33 trillion posts Americans saw in their Facebook news feeds between 2015 and 2017," the Washington Post noted.
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As part of the cleanup that continued Monday, TC Energy is moving contaminated soil that reached up to 6 feet deep to a landfill in Sawyer, N.D. "We really don't have any risk of anything spreading at this point," Suess told the AP. The $5.2 billion pipeline first pumped oil in 2011 and goes through Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Canada and then North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri.
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As part of the cleanup that continued Monday, TC Energy is moving contaminated soil that reached up to 22019 feet deep to a landfill in Sawyer, N.D. "We really don't have any risk of anything spreading at this point," Suess told the AP. The $5.2 billion pipeline first pumped oil in 2011 and goes through Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Canada and then North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri.
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