When she reentered his life his alliances began to shift.
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We haven't met our goal to restore them; they just reentered.
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After her release, she reentered politics and became president in 2011.
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He was found dead in an office when deputies reentered the building.
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Expect to run into old friends, especially now that Mercury's reentered Aries.
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Dr. Awful swiftly reentered ready to rip off any Band-Aid in sight.
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Every Pedigree Dog Food® Dog Wash had to be entered and reentered.
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One individual charged had been deported in 2014 and reentered the US illegally.
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Well, the novel little flatscreens just reentered the mainstream, and they're sassier than ever.
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Harding reentered the spotlight late last year when her biopic I, Tonya made waves.
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After hostilities ceased in 1953, he reentered into civilian life and taught grade school.
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The number of Obama's releases confirmed to have reentered terrorism now stands at eight.
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Despite being in safety, Douglas reentered the fray and threw Bruce's heart into the field.
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By the time we reentered the world, we would have a new commander-in-chief.
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He was deported by U.S. Border Patrol, and illegally reentered the U.S. several years ago.
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She later reentered but said she did not plan on going back into the hearing.
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"The bulk of the debris reentered [the atmosphere] immediately — within minutes," he tells The Verge.
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UPDATE: #JFSCC confirmed #Tiangong1 reentered the atmosphere over the southern Pacific Ocean at ~5:16 p.m.
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They reentered the Earth's atmosphere on December 27th at the speed of 24,5000 miles per hour.
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The pair exchanged gunfire, Jones said, and Bowers reentered the building before a SWAT team arrived.
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Kishi later reentered politics, and to the horror of Japan's left, became prime minister in 28503.
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Once all of those cases are reentered into the system, the backlog will grow even more.
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I had just reentered the normal world, and I was prepared to get kicked back out.
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UPDATE: #JFSCC confirmed #Tiangong13 reentered the atmosphere over the southern Pacific Ocean at ~21:2120 p.m.
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The space station reentered Earth's atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean, northwest of Tahiti, at 8:16 p.m.
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"I'm coming back in... and it's the saddest moment of my life," he said as he reentered.
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At the start of the second song, "Slave 4 U," she reentered onto a pitch black stage.
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My favorite moment, though, happened back in the second quarter, when Bryant had just reentered the game.
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The two exchanged gunfire, he said, and Bowers reentered the building before a police tactical squad arrived.
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Mars has just reentered your sign on its retrograde journey, asking you to reconsider how you take action.
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That activity ramped up again at the start of the next trial, when the rat reentered the box.
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The incident comes at a time when conversations about racial bias and discrimination have reentered the national spotlight.
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Officials found video and eyewitnesses who said he had left the course and reentered from a different location.
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Her story has recently reentered the zeitgeist with multiple films made in 2016 about her life and legacy.
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""According to the source, Boeing patched a software code error just two hours before the vehicle reentered Earth's atmosphere.
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Gaur later addressed his decision on Twitter, explaining Trebek had just shared with the contestants he had reentered treatment.
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I reentered the psychiatric bargaining game a few months ago because I began to experience insomnia-inducing nighttime anxiety.
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His debut studio album, "Goodbye and Good Riddance," reentered the Apple Music charts, climbing into to the top 10.
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Then, there's the matter of Gladys, who reentered Riverdale demanding Veronica not tell Jughead about his mom's drug-dealing behavior.
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Why would someone who had reentered the limelight because of a parade of controversies suddenly decide to stop being controversial?
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That's right: Rocket Dog's platform sandals — in all their foamy, rainbow-layered, thong-sandal glory — have officially reentered the zeitgeist.
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When he reentered their community after prison, she noticed him avoiding her and looking scared every time their paths crossed.
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He said she later illegally reentered the United States after being removed -- which is considered a felony under federal law.
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Hewson said Lockheed recently reentered discussions with the Polish defense ministry about the MEADS system, but gave no further details.
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Thursday's meeting was briefly adjourned before Lam reentered the room in a second attempt to conduct the session as planned.
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Farid stayed free of social media for 10 months, and only recently reentered various social media platforms for Poisonous Antidote.
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She and her male friend went back out to the parking lot, where they switched shirts and reentered without any problems.
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It's not exactly a good sign for the AHCA that "how about we just do nothing" has reentered the Republican conversation.
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Investors reentered the market in January, leading to a gain of just over 24% year-to-date for the S&P.
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However, Cody says Patricia reentered their lives in 2007 or 2008, claiming to be a friend rather than their biological mother.
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Financial issues you were concerned with back in early January are back on your mind now that Mercury has reentered Aquarius.
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After she made him change, he reentered wearing a full suit, and began to prattle on without asking her any questions.
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The Nazi slogan "Blood and Soil" reentered public discourse two years ago, when torch-wielding neo-Nazis chanted it in Charlottesville.
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When I moved back to Memphis from Atlanta, I reentered a community bursting with gifted people and a deep, complex history.
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The 25-year-old became a "hermit" after he returned, his mother told the Blaze, and never reentered the traditional workforce.
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Ever since Pokémon Go came out, the trading card game of our past has reentered pretty much every part of the present.
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So I've put together a little list of tips and tricks I lived by when I reentered the dating game this year.
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In fact, this isn't even the first time something this large has reentered the atmosphere without help from controllers on the ground.
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Internet companies have responded in a variety of ways since white nationalists reentered the public consciousness during the 2016 US presidential elections.
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"We can confirm more than 300 of the 400 plus objects we tracked from this event have reentered the Earth's atmosphere," Maj.
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Using the Strava data from the man just in front of Meza, Murphy was able to calculate when Meza reentered the track.
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I check my Facebook account infrequently these days, but I had to put that reality aside as I reentered Big Blue's atmosphere.
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Instagram will save the payment information so it does not need to be reentered every time someone wants to buy something new.
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While President Obama was responsible for her early release from prison, a different president was in office by the time she reentered society.
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" Comey has reentered the spotlight in recent weeks due to the release of his new book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership.
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Puma reentered the basketball sector last year to great success and plans to continue capitalizing on that market in North America, it said.
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The walls create an intermediary between the artworks and the viewer, so that the exhibition must be reentered purposefully in each new gallery.
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I reentered the US on Sunday, after traveling internationally in countries including South Korea, Thailand, and Australia for a month and a half.
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Almost two years after US President Donald Trump and Republicans passed a $1.5 trillion tax cut package, fiscal stimulus has reentered the conversation.
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The 1986 accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine reentered the spotlight this year following the release of HBO's "Chernobyl" miniseries.
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What held less plausibility for me were Camille's actions from the moment she reentered her house after realizing that Adora killed her sister.
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Cyrus, 26, recently married her longtime boyfriend Liam Hemsworth in a private ceremony, and has reentered the spotlight after a brief post-album respite.
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The foam struck the left wing of the shuttle, causing serious damage that ultimately led the vehicle to disintegrate when it reentered Earth's atmosphere.
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But it gets strange when the crime being punished is illegal reentry, and the punishment is keeping them in the country they illegally reentered.
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The energy component hit a six-week high Thursday and reentered bull-market territory as it has rallied 22% since its August 2 low.
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The man, Ramiro Hernandez Ibarra, is a Mexican citizen who had reportedly voluntarily reentered Mexico as many as eight times before his death Saturday.
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The city reentered bubble risk territory in 2015, the housing market appar¬ently topped out, and prices have been falling rapidly in the past year.
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That stretch turned into a 23-2 surge before Roberson reentered the game two minutes into the second quarter with his team down by 12.
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After serving a prison sentence for distributing prescription drugs, Davis got out in 2016 and reentered Stone's orbit, helping with his travel schedule and bookings.
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The guidelines also apply to immigrants ordered deported by an immigration judge but who haven't left and for migrants who reentered the US after being removed.
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According to the affidavit, Travis Cook told investigators that when he reentered the apartment, he found Cook inside and asked her to leave but she refused.
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But it reentered the political conversation precisely as a challenge to his signature domestic policy legacy, so giving it his imprimatur in this context is striking.
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The plane reentered the atmosphere at 2.5 times the speed of sound and landed a few minutes later to cheers and applause, concluding roughly an hour's journey.
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Suncor shares rose 4.93 percent after Berkshire reentered the stock, which it last owned in the third quarter of 2016, owning 10.76 million shares worth $300.9 million.
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Friday's jobs report was the biggest surprise of the economic cycle, according to Goldman Sachs The unemployment rate rose to 3.9% because many people reentered the workforce.
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That's why others who doped "just as much" have reentered the pantheon of greats while Armstrong is, to a large extent, still shunned by the cycling world.
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Despite the weather, authorities said conditions were OK for the rescue effort to continue and divers reentered the Tham Luang Nang Non cave complex at 10.08 a.m.
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In December, 419,000 workers reentered the labor market, lured by the large number of openings and wages that are now growing at over 3 percent per year.
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The issues raised by the AFT have reentered the spotlight following mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, earlier this month that left 31 people dead.
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Brewer left the game after a being hit in the head on a run during the Bears' final, fourth-quarter scoring drive but could have reentered if needed.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq was down 2.61 percent, and reentered correction territory on an intraday basis by trading more than 10 percent below its August 29 closing high.
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In the ensuing pandemonium, Lam walked calmly outside the building, approached another co-worker, Michael Lefiti, 46, and shot him dead without uttering a word, then reentered the facility.
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Trump is also the reason why Blagojevich's name has reentered the public conversation once again — he mentioned that he was considering a pardon for the former governor last May.
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He stayed home with Olive for the first year of her life, taking on the role of homemaker — he's recently reentered the workforce a little more than part-time.
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REM's classic 1987 song "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" reentered the charts on iTunes Tuesday amid the global coronavirus pandemic.
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I see little downside to continuing to push the envelope — in fact, more people have reentered the workforce in the past two or three years than I had been expecting.
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McConnell looked irritated when he reentered the chamber, walking to the cloakroom with a slight limp and raising his hands with a look of exasperations as he approached GOP staff.
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But they would have contributed an estimated $850 billion more if they could have remained in or reentered the labor force, switched jobs or been promoted internally, the group found.
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JF: Look take it from me, a person who just reentered the notifications atmosphere and is basically a melted husk of a human being: News notifications can get overwhelming pretty quickly.
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The biggest "winner" in terms of number of registered storage units has been P.Global Services, which sold its LME warehouse business to Glencore in 2156 but has since reentered the fray.
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Nearly 92 percent of aliens arrested by ICE in Fiscal Year 2016-17 had been convicted or faced charges, were fugitives from the law, or had been deported and reentered illegally.
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So to those who are curious how Whitford differs from earlier challenges — and why the Supreme Court has reentered the gerrymandering fray — my advice is to look beyond the efficiency gap.
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Google has slowly reentered the China with file management and translation apps, and it started building a search engine that could track users and censor certain topics before stopping amid internal protests.
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I received my GED on Rikers Island, reentered the streets no more reformed than when I had left them and was incarcerated at a maximum security prison for robbery charges shortly thereafter.
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That question once again reentered the public discourse when a waiter in Montreal mistakenly served the wrong food to a customer, causing him to go into anaphylactic shock, and nearly killed him.
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The satellite went into a relatively high orbit, which caused the rocket booster to generate a lot of force and heat as it reentered Earth's atmosphere, making this a particularly difficult landing.
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The second software issue was a piece of code that could have caused two pieces of Starliner – its "crew module" and "service module" – to collide in orbit before the spacecraft reentered the atmosphere.
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From Manbij, they traveled to the border town of Azaz, which was under the control of Turkey-backed rebels, but instead of crossing there, they reentered SDF territory in the district of Afrin.
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But in order to do so legally, Flynn needed to be exceptionally honest to the US government about it — and cease his work as soon he reentered a position in the US government.
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The El Paso Chihuahuas (Padres) weren't sleeping, though, as first baseman Diego Goris stepped in to scoop the up as it reentered fair territory and step on the base for an out. Spooky.
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The first bill, known as Kate's Law, is named after Kate Steinle, a woman who was allegedly murdered by a convicted criminal who reentered the United States illegally after being deported five times.
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Wright has recently reentered the banking system and ultimately concluded the project, but the artistic fruits of his temporarily off-the-grid lifestyle will be on view at The Hole until September 4th.
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He safely reentered Earth's atmosphere and landed about 40 miles away from Johnson's calculated target in the Atlantic Ocean—remarkably close, considering that his spacecraft was moving up to 5 miles per second.
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BERLIN, April 26 (Reuters) - German sportswear group Puma reported another strong quarter of sales and earnings growth on Friday, driven by healthy demand in China and the Americas, after it reentered the basketball market.
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Each time a new '90s trend made an appearance on a runway, we knew we were just counting down the days until the one accessory we said we'd never wear again reentered the spotlight.
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In 2015, the company reentered talks with the oil ministry, this time in partnership with China's CNPC and with the CSSP folded into a much bigger development project known as the Integrated South Project.
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" The statement said the agency's priority targets are "criminal aliens, illegal reentrants (in other words, persons who have been previously removed and illegally reentered the country), and those persons with outstanding orders of removal.
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For those still waiting, though, here are some radar images taken earlier:Final update: Chinese space officials said Tiangong-1 reentered the atmosphere and mostly disintegrated over the South Pacific early Monday morning local time. RIP!
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Diggin is a new column on THUMP that dives into dusty 22016-inches, rare albums from yesteryear, and other half-forgotten forms of wax that have reentered our lives for a well-deserved second wind.
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President and Chief Executive Andrew Feshbach in court papers said the retailer, which specializes in comfort shoes, reentered Chapter 11 with the support of major shareholders and a restructuring plan that has largely been negotiated.
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They had posted photos in which it appeared that Meza entered the run from a sidewalk during the middle of the race, suggesting the possibility that he cut part of the course and then reentered.
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Schwarzenegger has reentered the public eye in recent months after President Donald Trump publicly sparred with him over his performance on a reboot of "The Celebrity Apprentice," a reality TV show Trump hosted for many years.
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What is clear, though, is since the 20129 election, Patrick has reentered national politics despite his continued work for Bain Capital — the source of many attack ads against fellow former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney in 2012.
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His PO told him he understood that Brown didn't want to leave his daughter and money was tight, but he'd have to arrest him when he reentered Maryland for unlawfully crossing state lines while on parole.
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P Global Services, the original Pacorini before it sold its metal operations to Glencore, added another 28 LME-registered units over the last year, bringing its tally to 13 since it reentered LME storage in 2015.
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In a (perhaps not so shocking) turn of events, the Walt Disney Company has reentered its tug-of-war with Comcast over the acquisition of Fox's film and TV divisions with a new $71.3 billion bid today.
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Asian massage parlors reentered the national consciousness earlier this year, when New England Patriots owner and Donald Trump pal Robert Kraft was, according to police, caught receiving hand jobs at Orchids of Asia Day Spa in Jupiter, Florida.
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"A similar size object reentered over Peru in January (the Zenit rocket stage from the Angosat-1 launch) and a few pressurized tank pieces were found on the ground, but pretty much no-one paid attention," McDowell said.
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DeLorean reentered the automotive business five years later with his DeLorean Motor Company, an Ireland-based brand with investors like Johnny Carson and Sammy Davis, Jr. DeLorean began producing the futuristic DMC-12, a $25,000 sports car, in 1981.
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There's no doubt that the asteroid catapulted all kinds of hazardous material into Earth's atmosphere, which either ballistically reentered, battering the planet with scattered detritus, or was trapped in the skies, blocking out sunlight and disrupting the global climate.
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Relationship issues (both romantic and nonromantic) that you were working with in late February and early March are starting to come back up for examination now that Mars retrograde has reentered your opposite sign on the zodiac wheel, Scorpio.
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The ad focuses on the trial of Luis Bracamontes, a deported Mexican immigrant who killed two police officers after reentering the U.S. It accuses Democrats of letting Bracamontes back into the country, though he reentered under former President George W. Bush.
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Serrano-Vitorino is a Mexican national who had been deported from the United States in 2004 and illegally reentered the country at an unknown time, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch newspaper reported, citing a spokeswoman from the Department of Homeland Security.
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Bridenstine said the change "was the absolute right decision" to make in the heat of the moment, hinting the spacecraft might have otherwise reentered Earth&aposs atmosphere — though he insisted no astronauts would have been in danger during the flight.
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Instead, the NDS, or at least the public explanation of the unclassified summary, seems to have reached sweeping conclusions without having thoroughly examined the full implications of the original Cold War — even though that is the brave new world we have reentered.
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The central bank, due to give its latest update on monetary policy later on Thursday, appears to have reentered the forex markets in a big way this year to slow the franc's recent rise that has been driven by fears over the coronavirus epidemic.
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On her website, Fonda wrote that after she reentered the US from Canada while on this anti-war tour in the 1970s, her luggage was seized at the airport and authorities discovered a large bag of her vitamins but arrested her for drug smuggling.
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Abul Kalam, the Bangladeshi government's Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner, said a family of five who were in the Konarpara area in no man's land between the two countries, had reentered Myanmar territory and had been taken to the reception center set up by Myanmar.
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Its closure in 2014 was ordered on the pretext that urgent restoration was needed, yet the ostensibly necessary work remains undone, a point highlighted when former occupiers reentered the building for a few hours on June 11 of this year, before being promptly evicted by the police.
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Strzok reentered the public eye this week after the Justice Department's inspector general singled out some of his anti-Trump text messages as negatively affecting the public's perception of the FBI, though his political biases ultimately did not tarnish the bureau's 2016 Hillary Clinton email probe.
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Bayh reentered the race with decades of built-up goodwill among Indiana voters, as well as millions of dollars already in his old campaign account, and it has showed in four separate Democratic internal polls showing Bayh ahead of Young by at least 16 percentage points.
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Yet another near miss that put the astronauts at risk was revealed only in recent weeks: As the Apollo 11 crew reentered Earth's atmosphere and prepared to land in the Pacific Ocean, a discarded service module from their spaceship didn't jettison away from from the vehicle carrying the astronauts as planned.
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Mars has been retrograde in Aquarius for most of the summer, asking if you're on the career track you really want to be on, and now that's reentered Capricorn, you may decide to go back to school or travel to places that can help inform where you want to go next.
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By summer's end, we were all exhausted and ready to use action planet Mars's post-retrograde energy to find a release for this pent-up horniness—but that hope was shattered this fall, when Venus, the planet of love, beauty, and values, began its retrograde journey in water sign Scorpio on October 5 and reentered air sign Libra on Halloween.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) on Tuesday called Labor Secretary Alexander AcostaAlex Alexander AcostaThree more Epstein accusers sue estate Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE "ethically compromised and unfit to serve" after a non-prosecution agreement for Jeffrey Epstein that he oversaw reentered the news.
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