As the Prudential Center crowd roared, Whitehead did a celebratory leg kick to complete his move and roared right back at the crowd.
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The crowd — mostly women, for the record — roared.
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It roared as she scrapped through three sets against the No. 218 seed, Simona Halep, and it roared some more when she fell to her knees in tears after winning.
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" The crowd roared with approval, chanting "not a clue.
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Regardless, viewers roared — and shared her video — with approval.
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"Dale correa," or "give them a whipping," the crowds roared.
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Her blood roared in her veins, slammed against her eardrums.
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When Ms. Tsai finally took the stage, the crowd roared.
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Where Lannister lions once roared, a cat now casually rules.
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On the last night of the DNC, Katy Perry roared.
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" The audience roared as Bentley jokingly protested, "That's just disrespectful!
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And every time he did, that crowd roared its approval.
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It has roared 48 percent from its early 2016 bottom.
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The hundreds of people in the crowd roared with approval.
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Democrats roared with passion and pride as a beaming Mrs.
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John Hickenlooper of Colorado have roared into the presidential race.
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His teammates roared with laughter and slapped the dugout railing.
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She clung to him as they roared through the Adirondacks.
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Johnny Carson had roared at her routine, announcing her arrival.
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They sprayed the grass as the fire roared around them.
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When Springer popped up for the first out, they roared.
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Soon it was being roared at ballparks around the country.
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The Parc des Princes roared and crowed and sensed blood.
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The crowd roared, and Stevens let Fall into the game.
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The crowd roared and turned toward the president's imperial podium.
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"Where do they come from?" he roared about the refugees.
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For more than 8½ years, the stock market roared ahead.
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For two hours, they roared and drifted, drifted and roared, with Attila Csihar returning to the stage in multiple costumes and Stephen O'Malley and Greg Anderson locking riffs across a range of mountainous amplifiers.
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Taliban on motorcycles roared through the cities, visiting family and friends.
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Scared stiff, he roared at everyone to get back to work.
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" Sanders asked MSNBC's Chris Hayes before the crowd roared back, "No!
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North Carolina roared to a 272-25 lead at the half.
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The audience immediately leapt to its feet and roared its approval.
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Fans roared for both players, who stood to acknowledge the ovation.
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On the opening night the two factions roared approval and disapproval.
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The crowd at the Las Vegas Convention Center roared its approval.
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The Phillies fans roared approval; Mets fans in attendance hooted loudly.
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Others stood and starred in silence as traffic roared behind them.
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The engines gunned, and they roared off into the desert blackness.
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They roared ashore in the darkness, barely a half-hour later.
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"Didn't I tell you not to let him move?" he roared.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the crowd roared in approval.
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Undaunted, Vonn roared down the racecourse with her familiar, attacking style.
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Outside the airport, rows of diesel generators roared in the heat.
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I'd say the crowd roared, but, again, we were at Duke.
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The engine roared as we plowed through the glossy, black water.
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"Get that nigger off the field!" the spectators, mostly parents, roared.
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Nonetheless, Nashville roared back with two goals in the second period.
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Jones roared as he punched a cabinet, denting the door in.
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The Sanders victory has become the one-point margin that roared.
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Maybe you've heard somewhere that jazz roared back to life in 2015.
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The crowd roared for McIlrath as he skated to the penalty box.
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"Our citizens are tired of the experienced, pompous, systemic politicians," he roared.
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"That was not nice," said Parsons as the audience roared with laughter.
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" After the crowd roared with surprise, DeGeneres shot back, "Alright, Miss Negative.
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When Colin Trevorrow's Jurassic World roared into theaters in 2015, Hollywood noticed.
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She then raised it high above her head as the crowd roared.
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"Long live Pakistan," the cleric said, as worshippers roared back in approval.
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But the revival crowd, Moore's crowd, roared with laughter at Moore's quip.
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"I'm really tempted to spill the beans," Arnab roared, again and again.
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Mr. Sanders took it, and as they shook hands, the crowd roared.
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Then, the screen cut to black and the audience roared with applause.
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A goal is a goal in any language, and the crowd roared.
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President Trump praised him and the crowd roared with applause and cheers.
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The Mexican peso roared more than 211 percent higher against the greenback.
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It roared frigidly to life, a bomber taking off in the Arctic.
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On the other side, Indian television roared with approbation at the bombing.
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The generator shook and roared, drowning out the macaws that flew overhead.
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They recounted being stunned at how swiftly the fire roared through Paradise.
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Almost as soon as he had started, a jet roared above us.
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But the men's game roared to life on quarterfinal day at Wimbledon.
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The car roared to life and a smile bloomed on her face.
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The crowd roared its approval, and the band came back to life.
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"I know where I came from!" he shouted as his supporters roared.
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And the stock market has roared back, hitting record highs this week.
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Watching the replay in the clubhouse later, his teammates roared in delight.
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It oohed at every bump between skaters and roared at every pass.
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But it has roared back this year, gaining 17% year to date.
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Thursday as it roared over the Atlantic Ocean, north of Puerto Rico.
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On Super Tuesday, he roared back to the front of the pack.
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The leg lower comes after stocks roared back to life on Tuesday.
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Then I walked away, and she roared off in the opposite direction.
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Nebraska roared back with an 11-2 run to gain the lead.
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Then the team from Baton Rouge rumbled — no, roared — to offensive life.
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Outside a crowd of opponents of the Republican plan roared in approval.
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But in the third quarter, its advertising division roared back to life.
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We watched as the fire roared down the coast and houses burned.
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And then, as the fallen giants were standing still, they roared past.
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She held the receiver out the window as German tanks roared outside.
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Activists roared their disapproval as Minority Leader Chuck Schumer made it public.
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What's more, it's still unclear whether the T. rex ever really roared.
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"Liberals can't even shoot straight," she added, as the crowd roared with laughter.
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A 5-year-old Ung was playing when trucks roared through the streets.
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Still, a liberal lobbying effort roared into action within minutes of Trump's announcement.
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But those with the stomach for rest were rewarded when stocks roared back.
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Up, Up, upupupup, he roared as he snatched 170 kilos, an Olympic record.
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Everyone roared their approval, and there was prolonged, heartfelt applause as he finished.
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Facebook's monthly active user plateaued in North America but roared up in Europe.
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The Dubuque crowd roared with cheers at Harkin's name: "Our hero," Stumpf replied.
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His voice, Ms. Geddis said, roared loudest when speaking for those in need.
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The regular high-level meetings of officials petered out, provocative rhetoric roared in.
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Wind-powered snow roared off the ridge behind us in great white flames.
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He roared like he'd won the Olympic gold... He knows he didn't win.
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"Life is a movie set!" said Lowe as the audience roared with laughter.
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It twitched and shivered again, and then a shadow roared out of it.
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On Monday morning, two double-rotor US Army Chinooks roared onto the airstrip.
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And then he lifted his blades, arms raised in a V, and roared.
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The Bulldogs jumped to a 14-6 lead, but the Commodores roared back.
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The audience roared with laughter, and cheered loudly when she finished the course.
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"That's a big 'if,' dude," said Consuelos as the audience roared with laughter.
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In late 23 hiring roared ahead, even though unemployment stood at just 5%.
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It roared through his body on the stage like a river without end.
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China has roared past America already to become the world's biggest car market.
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When her music hit, the crowd roared because it was a genuine surprise.
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Instead, the game roared to life, declaring the round over— in my favor.
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The fans roared when he struck out Todd Frazier with a 101-m.p.h.
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After the block, the fans chanted "Trust The Process!" and roared in appreciation.
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Its running lights flashed and its engine roared, and so did her delight.
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Mika, the tiger, snarled and roared after devouring her breakfast, demanding for more . . .
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Her tablemates, who were from Mexico, Uganda, Senegal and elsewhere, roared with laughter.
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Minnesota roared back with a 13-2 run fueled by Washington and Mason.
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The audience roared, and the girls with me were cheering, smiling and clapping.
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In contrast, when the storm roared into Haiti, the winds were 145 m.p.h.
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Washington roared back with a 2104-2100 run capped by a Porter three.
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Invited to silence to honor Heaney's death, the crowd roared for his life.
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" The Conservative side of the chamber roared: "Hear, hear!" and "Bring him back!
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She said the crowd roared with applause after Mr. Trump signed the Bible.
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The crowd roared as early returns from Texas flashed on the TV screen.
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When Ja Rule called out to all his "murderers," the masses roared back.
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DePaul roared to a 22-6 lead in the game's first 9:04.
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Running With Sherman An old Dodge S.U.V. roared up our driveway, horn blasting.
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The storm's eye didn't come ashore but roared past with 185 mph winds.
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The vocabulary that causes offence today would puzzle those who roared at "bloody".
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Use that word," he roared, as the crowd erupted in cheers of "USA!
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But as the economy roared, cars replaced bikes, bringing pollution and traffic jams.
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The traffic roared and I could feel my feet vibrating with the pavement.
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A recording of the Jamaican dancehall performer Buju Banton roared over glitchy speakers.
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Tens of thousands of jubilant fans have roared their support at every match.
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But the crowd roared most loudly for Zanetti as he rose to the podium.
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The crowd roared as they entered the arena with determined looks on their faces.
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Tesla shares have roared higher as the rest of the market has spiraled down.
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The crowd roared with excitement as the ladies embraced before giving their acceptance speeches.
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She roared home in the second sprint to win by a yawning 1.286 seconds.
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" Pearl Jam reportedly roared through an emotional rendition of its first big hit, "Alive.
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While the rest of the group has roared higher, Boston Beer has been crushed.
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"You come to Nevada, you've got to want to be an American!" he roared.
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Barely a minute later, young men on motorbikes roared down the street, giving chase.
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In September 2017, Hurricane Irma roared in from the south up the Florida peninsula.
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The stock roared 8 percent in response, as analysts were stunned by the results.
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Sinabung roared back to life in 2010 for the first time in 400 years.
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"That's how we built them up — with our friends and families," Mr. Krasniqi roared.
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Outside on the street, opponents of the president roared their approval of the ruling.
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As the trucks roared off into the night, the terrified girls frantically discussed jumping.
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They took a 97-90 lead into the fourth before Los Angeles roared back.
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Finally, Musk brought out the Model Y as spotlights flashed and the crowd roared.
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The crowd, which numbered in the many thousands, roared and lifted their signs higher.
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France, roared on in a fantastic atmosphere, had torn forward in the opening exchanges.
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The river, engorged by two days of rain, roared and echoed against the mountains.
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SINCE THEN STOCKS HAVE ROARED TO ALL-TIME RECORD HIGHS, INCLUDING TODAY'S 24,000 MILESTONE.
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Inside Gate 30, earthmovers roared as they pushed piles of iron and coal around.
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Indeed, during the 1920s when women began showing their knees, the stock market roared.
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Big banks, after nearly a decade of defensiveness, have roared back since the election.
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The tiny crowd that bothered to show up to Ato Boldon Stadium roared again.
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Ellis leapt off the bench and embraced her assistant coaches as the crowd roared.
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Two New York Times media reporters analyze 1003, the year when TV roared back.
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It got dark, black as night, and the wind roared like a freight train.
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Instead, the crowd roared at attacks on civil servants, Brussels bureaucrats, lawmakers and journalists.
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A nearby construction zone on the former site of a Key Food roared outside.
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Aviation, in its infancy at the war's start, roared into maturity by the end.
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The crowd of 49,500, a U.S. record for a women's friendly, roared in approval.
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As the crowd roared its approval, the President smiled and brushed the comment aside.
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"It didn't take too long," Ms. Norman said as the crowd roared around her.
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Then he did a huge, choking cough and roared like I've never heard before.
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As soon as their friend's windows were opened, the city roared to life outside.
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In its heyday an average of 25 flights roared in and out every day.
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Cleveland then roared back with 10 unanswered points before the end of the quarter.
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A hurricane had just roared through the sleepy Florida Panhandle town of Mexico Beach.
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The crowd cheered Jones, but roared when she mentioned Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee.
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A smiling, if meager, crowd of students in Northeastern sweatshirts roared in full throat.
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The crowd roared and waved flags as the teenagers accepted their medals and waved.
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It was catnip for the vastly white crowds that roared in disgust over Kaepernick.
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The truck roared about 20 feet into Mexico and plowed into a concrete barrier.
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Pure disk driver maker Seagate roared 13 percent on Tuesday after reporting a strong quarter.
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Even with Harden unable to find his shot, the Rockets roared to an early lead.
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From that trough to the end of 2016, the index roared more than 70% higher.
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Had he not roared back in the second debate, Obama might have been in trouble.
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After falling behind 10-0, the Wildcats roared back to lead by 12 at halftime.
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Crowds at the rally in Moscow roared "down with the tzar!" and waved Russian flags.
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Just a few days after Systrom and Krieger quit, Joel Kaplan roared into the news.
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The fans roared as the veteran went down as if a bullet had hit him.
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"Ganny?!" said Jenna in disbelief as the rest of the co-hosts roared with laughter.
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Herzog's account, it is sex that roared back in the 1950s and 1960s to avenge
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The Penguins roared back in the standings, finishing second in the Eastern Conference in points.
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The crowd roared when Wade picked up his second foul and took an early seat.
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Despite a rough windshear, VSS Unity's engine roared for 60 seconds and reached Mach 2.9.
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"Who is with me?" he yelled into the microphone as the crowd roared their approval.
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U.S. stock futures were mixed this morning, a day after stocks roared back into action.
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Only a few moments after the call went in, the police roared into the alleyway.
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Crowds at the rally in Moscow roared "down with the tsar!" and waved Russian flags.
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Trailing, 3-1, the Blackhawks roared back with perhaps their best period of the season.
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Brown and his team roared into gear, teleconferencing with dozens of scientists across the globe.
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When I spun the dial on the car radio, static roared out of every channel.
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"Boris fights 'Brexit wreckers' with three defiant letters to EU," The Sunday Times headline roared.
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Rain had offered a reprieve, but temperatures roared back on Thursday to over 33 degrees.
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The throngs of eclipse-watchers on the State Capitol grounds cheered and roared with approval.
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As it roared overhead, Ms. Martínez saw that one of the engines was on fire.
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Every time a Chiefs player entered the field for pregame warm-ups the crowd roared.
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Shortly after the president told drivers to "start your engines," Air Force Thunderbirds roared overhead.
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My audience, for the record, roared as loudly as the crowds at any wrestling match.
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In the '90s, he twirled an octopus above his head, and the Hockeytown faithful roared.
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Dancers swirled, women gave high-pitched Lakota trills, people roared "Mni Wiconi," water is life.
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Florence roared ashore near Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina, on Friday as a Category 1 storm.
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The inferno that roared through the Iroquois Theater in Chicago on the afternoon of Dec.
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They recounted being stunned at how swiftly the fire roared through Paradise the first night.
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In 21999, for example, all of those things were happening, yet growth roared ahead in 22016.
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United Rentals' stock roared more than 11 percent on Thursday after reporting a very strong quarter.
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"A lot of media have said I am against black people, that's absolutely ... ridiculous," McGregor roared.
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The crowd roared every time they touched the puck and during several tributes that were aired.
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The man promptly fell to one knee and proposed; she said "yes," and the crowd roared.
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In Sterling Heights, Michigan, a packed crowd roared through the amphitheater as Trump emerged on stage.
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Last week, there were many downgrades of bank stocks, which have roared since Trump's surprise victory.
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The Trump Train just roared through Super Tuesday and a handful of Americans want off. Now.
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The markets have roared back from the December lows, with the up more than 13 percent.
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Had he done so, Cramer was confident that the averages would have roared higher on Monday.
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The stock roared 36 percent because it received an unsolicited takeover offer from a Chinese company.
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Two black armored cars from the U.S. Embassy roared into the complex at about 5 p.m.
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"I admire so many things about Hilly C," Perry told the crowd who, in turn, roared.
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"We want Bernie," his audience roared, as the candidate waved his hand to resume his speech.
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" They roared with approval when Goldwater responded: "Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice.
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This month the S&P 500 index of big American firms roared to a new high.
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Last year when he announced his candidacy, the crowd roared when he brought up Mexican rapists.
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The crowd roared when Green (20 points) stripped the ball from Durant with 83 seconds left.
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New York (CNN Business)Stocks roared back Friday after investors received three belated New Year's presents.
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Notebook She put her hand over her heart when the crowd roared its raucous, loving welcome.
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They roared when he drove an outside pitch through the inviting gap between first and second.
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As this week's fire roared to life, growing tenfold in two hours, it awoke painful memories.
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The engines roared and we set off, taking in a sunny sky and sharp, clean air.
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The crowd roared when he scored one of the Redskins' touchdowns in the 27-27 tie.
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After he finished, the crowd at Tanglewood roared as though it had witnessed a bull ride.
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Two black armoured cars from the U.S. Embassy roared into the complex at about 5 p.m.
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Kvitova struck three winners as she roared back to claim the set and shatter Zhang's confidence.
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Palmer nodded his head in approval, and everyone else, taking a cue from the King, roared.
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The commercial is clearly comical, but when that lion roared, man, I was fucking terrified. Terrified!
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Demand for metallurgical coal — which is used for making steel — has roared back in recent months.
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The Heavy roared to life, a plume of smoke and steam shooting sideways from the launchpad.
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The 170 fighters roared back, readied their armor and collected their swords, spears and battle-axes.
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Mr. Hollis descended about 280 feet into the maw of the cave as the cascade roared.
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People went in all different directions as the planes roared overhead and things started to explode.
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He pumped his arms four times and pounded on his chest twice as the crowd roared.
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Almost every time Beyoncé showed Jay-Z a flicker of attention, or lust, the crowd roared.
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A few trucks roared by on the highway beside us, but mostly the traffic was nonexistent.
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As gunfire roared through the hallways, several students hid in a classroom, forming a prayer circle.
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Upon completion, the capacity crowd of more than 1,200 roared with applause and howls of support.
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He scored the game's first points with a floater along the baseline, and the crowd roared.
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The same anger I'd felt years earlier, sick of being afraid of water, roared to life.
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But job creation has roared ahead, pushing the unemployment rate down to its lowest since 1975.
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But Shapovalov was roared on by a large Canadian contingent while Berrettini also enjoyed vocal backing.
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" As the crowd roared, Martelly said, "He looks too skinny to be a politician, I know!
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As the economy roared, autos pushed bikes off the roads, creating heavy pollution and miserable traffic.
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A fire roared in the fireplace, and a row of Christmas stockings hung on the mantel.
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As my vehicle roared past, I saw the boy on the ground, his head bashed in.
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Some cars had crashed into one another as flames roared on both sides of the road.
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Two major wildfires roared through Southern California, forcing tens of thousands of people from their homes.
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But the crowd really roared when the first man arrested for gay sex took the stage.
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Other attendees roared, "TRUMP, TRUMP, TRUMP" during Trump's oath-taking to drown out the sounds of protest.
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Twice Stepanek extricated himself from trouble on serve to stay ahead as the crowd roared their approval.
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But it roared like the audience at a World Cup match, chanting two syllables over and over.
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Kendall freaked out and called 911 ... she stayed in her car until cops roared up the hill.
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Other attendees roared, "TRUMP, TRUMP, TRUMP" during Trump's oath-taking to drown out the sounds of protest.
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The S&P 500 has roared nearly 18% higher in the first four months of the year.
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There were three large-cap stocks that roared, and absolutely shocked Cramer: AT&T, 3M and Honeywell.
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Each time Trump mentioned what he saw as an un-Montanan vote, the crowd roared in approval.
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Salesforce's shares tumbled on news of that acquisition as well and roared back weeks later, he said.
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For one thing, riskier and more economically attuned stocks have roared to the fore in recent months.
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Measles — declared eradicated in the U.S. in 228 — has roared back at a record pace this year.
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"You walk around this place and act like you're in charge, and you're not," Bannon reportedly roared.
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Red Hat roared almost 4 percent on Thursday, and Cramer saw it coming from a mile away.
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Michigan outgained Nebraska 305-33 in the first half and roared to a 39-0 halftime lead.
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Shares of Pure Storage roared 9 percent after the company reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss.
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Billie Eilish gave an encore performance in NYC ... from her window, and her fans roared in approval.
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"In Venezuela there will neither be a coup d'etat nor a gringo intervention," Maduro roared to supporters.
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"Considering all the competition, that's extraordinary, and it makes sense that Kroger's stock roared higher," he said.
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Military vehicles took over the two bridges over the Bosporus; helicopters clattered and military jets roared overhead.
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Roofs could be seen flying off and trees were blown down as the wind gusted and roared.
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"Everyone knows she's smart, everyone knows she's tough, but I know what she's passionate about," he roared.
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The Thunder fans, bedecked in matching blue T-shirts, roared when Durant scored the game's first points.
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One plane roared within 30 feet of the ship, Pentagon officials said, and prompted protests from Washington.
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Puerto Rico: The island's northeast corner was hit the hardest as Irma roared by to the north.
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The highly destructive Hurricane Irma ravaged the Caribbean this week as it roared across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Myles Jack tried and failed to bring Henry down at the Jacksonville 27 as the crowd roared.
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The fans at the Garden roared every time he appeared in a promo on the big screen.
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The crowd — mostly middle-aged or older, buttoned-up and carefully dressed, like Mr. Juppé — roared approval.
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While the crowd roared with mixed reactions, Trump noted that he wasn't sure of the outcome, either.
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Michigan outgained Nebraska 235-256 in the first half and roared to a 39-0 halftime lead.
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The crowd roared their approval at the end of Raisman's strong performance as she dissolved into tears.
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But today, despite those worries, the labor market has roared back in this most recent jobs report.
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Six of the fatalities have been due to the ferocious Carr Fire that roared into Redding, California.
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She wept post-match as the crowd roared for the effort of the newly-minted American citizen.
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He said it again: "I hate them, but I wouldn't kill them," and the crowd roared louder.
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They roared expletive-filled compliments after a bull's-eye, and tapped ax blades in convivial low-fives.
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A Toyota Hilux roared up from the Mexican side but its driver, seeing a gringo, spun around.
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Three people died in Golden City, Mo., when a tornado roared through the rural town on Wednesday.
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Wind-driven flames roared through town so swiftly that residents were forced to flee for their lives.
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In her bedroom, she read science fiction in Astounding Stories magazine as subway trains roared past endlessly.
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"Who do you trust in this election?" he said as Republican delegates in Houston roared their approval.
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Inside, the crowd roared when Francis arrived and took a lap of the stadium in his popemobile.
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" As the crowd in the Houston Toyota Center roared with applause, the president continued: "Use that word.
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Stock-market volatility has roared back recently amid increasing inflation fears and the rise in interest rates.
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Breakingviews Morgan Stanley roared in the fourth quarter, but it also exposed the limits of animal spirits.
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His second goal of the series came at 27:10 as the sellout crowd of 17,113 roared.
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We got our answer in Missouri, when the crowd roared its approval at the president's Christmas defense.
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After bogeying the first hole he roared back in style, playing as though with nothing to lose.
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Utah State's Deven Thompkins then roared 57 yards for a touchdown to tie the game at 34.
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"Who the hell wants to speak about politics when I'm front of the Boy Scouts?" he roared.
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We were playing happily in a crowded playground sandbox when a fire truck roared by, sirens screaming.
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Williamson scored six points as Duke roared out of the locker room with a 9-0 run.
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The audience roared, especially when it was suggested that Robertson might make a great vice president for Cruz.
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Qualcomm shares have plummeted 19 percent in the past three months, while Intel has roared 17 percent higher.
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Federer roared back to take Rubin into the tiebreak and raced to three match points at 6-3.
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Her look was so on point, even Deadpool comic book artist, Rob Liefeld, roared with approval on Twitter.
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At least 42 people were killed in the wind-driven fire, which roared through the town last week.
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However, when Popeyes reported on Wednesday, the stock roared more than 8 percent the next day in response.
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After Smith&aposs performance, the room roared with applause and a contract was created right then and there.
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As models walked towards the pit of photographers — this season sans bags of Hot Cheetos — the audience roared.
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The new board roared out of the gates on Monday, with some shares surging as much as 13%.
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As the flames roared inching rapidly through the darkness, Bryant's brother, a firefighter, broke though and rescued him.
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On a cloudy day in May 250, a Russian-made rocket roared off a launch pad in Kazakhstan.
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Conor McGregor roared on his support from Octagonside as Lobov looked completely dominant over the opening two rounds.
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When Cramer drilled down, he found that the railroads have roared so much because expectations got too low.
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First, the sand tiger growls, the same one who roared "Who disturbs my slumber?" in the original film.
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For a few seconds in the early evening, the sound of a new engine roared across the flatlands.
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The new board roared out of the gates on Monday, with some shares surging as much as 113%.
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When Elizabeth Warren explained that special interests rely on distracted and divided Americans, the crowd roared with approval.
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The U.S. automaker has roared back from its 2009 bankruptcy, posting record profit in North America last year.
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Carrasco, Indians overwhelm Tigers CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Indians' offense has roared to life after a two-game slumber.
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When Apple finally released a phone with a similar screen size in 2014, its market share roared back.
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Chinese gambling mecca Macau has finally roared back, and Jim Cramer is ready to gamble on casino stocks.
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It was sunny and in the high-70s outside, but a gas fireplace roared in the living room.
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Over the course of twenty minutes, eight low-flying planes roared overhead: Delta, Finnair, Etihad Airways, more Delta.
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Wanda and Morgan walked west, while Arthur fell into a car with a rusted roof and roared away.
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Eight months later, though, in November 2017, Chamois roared back into the Android ecosystem, more ferocious than before.
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John Wall jumped up on the announcers' table, tore at his jersey, and roared to the elated crowd.
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In rode the Zombie Truck, its giant teeth clattering and arms waving un-zombishly while the crowd roared.
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The horse's hooves knocked on the dirt road, and the surf roared in the distance past the beaches.
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It sailed about three rows deep into the third deck as a crowd of 215,10 roared to life.
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MONTREAL — It was, the critics roared, an insulting and insensitive performance: White women playing black slaves picking cotton.
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But Trump's anti-video game views have roared back to the surface — putting many gamers on the defensive.
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Saturday in Boston, and the fans in Los Angeles stood and roared when the stadium scoreboard showed midnight.
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The economy roared ahead in 1999, fueling a dot-com bubble that would subsequently pop with damaging consequences.
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Texas A&M led 42-229 after two free throws by Quenton Jackson before the Stags roared back.
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"Now the Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus," Mr. Trump told a crowd of supporters, who roared in response.
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In Pinellas Park, multiple units at a mobile home park were damaged as the storm system roared through.
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But the Pistons roared back behind rookie Sekou Doumbouya, who scored all of his 17 points before halftime.
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"You son of a bitch, if you touch me I'll knock you out cold," he roared, Marjorie recalled.
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Once Parliament roared back into session, lawmakers demanded Mr. Johnson's ouster and yet another delay in the Oct.
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These rugged sidecar motorcycles look like they roared straight out of World War II because, basically, they did.
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It has roared past $420 per share and its market cap was tens of billions higher than GMs.
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As Democrats made their way to the podium, students roared at the sight of familiar faces like Sen.
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Your head may be spinning with all these developments, but markets — which supposedly hate uncertainty — have roared ahead.
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Fundamentally Propelled by a rebound in commodity prices, emerging market stocks have roared back over the last year.
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I roared loudly at everyone and began cackling to myself after each drink, swearing merrily all the while.
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After King's death, racism roared and became part of a political philosophy that sought to hide its bias.
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Florence's intensity has diminished since it roared ashore along the U.S. mid-Atlantic coast on Friday as a hurricane.
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"Sorry, but this is probably the second-best trophy we won this week," Morgan said as the crowd roared.
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Like Jaws, Jenkins roared out of the murky deep, and leveled Cooks with a vicious hit to the head.
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And while the bank stocks have roared higher, Diebold Nixdorf was still down nearly 20 percent for the year.
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The Dow Jones industrial average roared back the next day, touching off what became known as the Trump rally.
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Stocks roared higher on Tuesday, but Jim Cramer worried that issues brewing in the market could deflate the rally.
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Obama won the city in 2008 and 2012 with healthy numbers before Trump roared in to take in 2016.
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Roanu made landfall Saturday and began to weaken as it roared over Bangladesh, according to CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar.
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When, inevitably, Procter & Gamble roared into the disposable-nappy business with Pampers in 1961, she didn't seem too downcast.
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The crowd in Jaraguá do Sul roared from the stands as Lineker's dynamic punching ability kept Azamat Gashimov guessing.
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At a public park in the capital, Manila, hundreds cheered Pacquiao on and roared every time he floored Matthysse.
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As the rocket's nine Merlin engines roared to life for a few seconds, exhaust plumes billowed around the launchpad.
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Cleveland roared back and closed the second quarter with a 25-11 spurt to enter halftime up 58-56.
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Construction on its 22 sanatoriums began in the 1920s, and by the 1980s, trains roared in daily from Moscow.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The driver punched the air as his red and white Honda McLaren roared over the finish line.
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"I think it was longer than your sitcom was on," he fired back as the audience roared with laughter.
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Not this time, those women roared, millions of them, in the largest single-day demonstration recorded in US history.
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The stock roared to $242 at its peak two years ago, from less than $20 in March of 2009.
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Oil roared up to $8003 at the end of February, which brought Marathon back to $8.23 But on Feb.
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Yet by early 2003, Argentina's economy roared back, galloping ahead at a torrid 9 percent pace for 5 years.
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As the crisis roared on, developing countries lost a trillion dollars a year due to corruption and tax evasion.
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The S&P 43 has added 22% this year and roared more than 30% higher off its December bottom.
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As the inferno roared through the valley, coyotes, bears, deer and rodents of all kinds rushed for the water.
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As the horn blared, the ball slid through the hoop to score 3 points, and the entire stadium roared.
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Bank stocks had roared on commentary from Fed Chair Janet Yellen in Jackson Hole and were ripe to fall.
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The Daily Mail declared the backlash "a troubling insight" into the academy; "Our Remainer Universities", roared its front page.
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Democrats on Tuesday roared back, claiming big victories in races up and down the ballot and across the country.
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The carrier aircraft then released the spacecraft from under its wing and then Unity's rocket motor roared the life.
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The Blue Cut Fire in Southern California flared up at five acres and roared through 25,21918 acres by Wednesday.
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The Slovakian fans roared while those in the Russian end headed for the concourses to beat the halftime lines.
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The longtime married couple were there for hours overnight, breathing and praying together, as the blaze roared around them.
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The crowd roared, but I panicked because my keyboard wasn't plugged in and I didn't even have a microphone.
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With just less than seven minutes remaining in the third, Oklahoma City took the lead before Boston roared back.
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When the congregants closed their eyes for a familiar benediction, the sound of gunfire roared through the fellowship hall.
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The grandstands roared at the thrill of a good old-fashioned brawl — a rare sight in Nascar these days.
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The latest version roared to life last year in New York and will appear again at this year's show.
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The winds of the storm that roared through the Missouri capital on Wednesday night reached 160 miles per hour.
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According to the authorities, after she was darted, the tiger moved back, roared loudly and charged the open jeep.
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Maybe it was the waiter I met who lost his apartment when a wave roared through his living room.
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The crowd at Chase Field, filled with a healthy share of Yankees fans and aware of the moment, roared.
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While he was gone the Carr Fire roared through his neighborhood and he lost his wife and great-grandchildren.
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She got even closer in last year's final before the big-hitting Ostapenko, just 20 years old, roared back.
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Saturday when a white van roared across the bridge, jumped the curb and plowed over pedestrians on the sidewalk.
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"It is an insult to your vote," he said, referring to his ouster, as the crowd in front roared.
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Where cars, trucks and motorbikes once roared and honked, there was the sound of birds tweeting and dogs barking.
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The crowd cheered his every move, groaned when he missed his first three shots, then roared for his bucket.
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Eve released Unity from under its wing and, with a two-member crew, Unity's rocket motor roared to life.
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I spoke to people from Canada, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Iraq and Syria, as coalition warplanes roared overhead looking for targets.
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Or maybe you've noticed that mid-calf ankle socks have roared back into style, rejoining us from the 1980s.
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A generator roared behind our conversation as they told me how hard it's been to keep the thing running.
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Price celebrated Bradley's catch emphatically, and the Fenway crowd roared and gave the center fielder a lengthy standing ovation.
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DJI have roared to record highs fueled by U.S. President Donald Trump's promises of tax cuts and higher spending.
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"I'm Batman," he said, as 6,500 people inside Hall H at the San Diego Convention Center roared their approval.
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Five L.A. County Sheriff patrol cars roared up to Cher's Malibu compound Sunday afternoon after receiving the alarm notice.
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The Chiefs, however, roared back and scored with 13 seconds left as Mahomes fired an 8-yard strike to Conley.
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The Dow just roared 22,2700 points higher in a single session after December sell-offs swept its internals to extremes.
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She got into a bathtub with her husband, son, niece, and nephew, as the intense storm roared through, she said.
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The Lakers roared to a 13-2 lead after a bucket by Davis less than four minutes into the game.
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The Sixers roared back with 12 unanswered points, 10 by Harris, who finished the spurt with a steal and layup.
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Hawkins roared into the end zone for a 17-yard score to make it 28-14 with 2:122 left.
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The Hollywood veteran also worked on films including Conan the Destroyer and Damien: Omen II and The Mouse That Roared.
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Since that time, the stock has roared back 25 percent, and is up more than 35 percent for the year.
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Technology stocks roared higher Friday as the market's best-performing sector after posting substantial losses over the two prior sessions.
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"God, Syria and Bashar alone," roared the flag-waving crowd, as video screens showed the battle to retake the city.
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"No one is safe – 'The Russian Hammer' is back," he roared as the SSE Arena exploded, before leaving the Octagon.
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Blushes were spared when Boeing roared back with a huge 200 plane order by IAG for, crucially, the 737 Max.
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The graduating senior explained that he can speak like others but normally did not, before the audience roared in applause.
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One of José's many rivalries had roared to life, and he had been more than happy to stoke the fire.
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The U.S. stock market roared out of the blocks in 2018, before pulling back this week due to rising yields.
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Given how beat down both stocks were going into the quarter, it didn't surprise him when the stocks roared higher.
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They roared, jumped and damn near lost their minds ... especially when Kodak Black's "ZEZE" featuring Travis blared through the speakers.
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After falling hard in 2015, the stock has now roared back and trades at 20 times next year's earnings estimates.
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The League of Legends World Championships roared into action this past weekend with lots of excitement and plenty of surprises.
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A metal band roared just up the hill, threatening to drown her out; hornets buzzed around her microphone and hands.
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At a minute and 30 seconds into the trailer, Chewie roared and the camera pulled out to reveal … this thing.
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So she focused on pleasant thoughts as Harvey roared toward Texas - envisioning the ocean, rainbows, anything to avoid another seizure.
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After Catanduanes, the typhoon roared westward while weakening over the mountainous southern parts of the Philippines' main island of Luzon.
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The Japanese crowd roared its approval as the 185lbs Kazushi Sakuraba took it to the 200lbs Brazilian, Ebenezer Fontes Braga.
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After the controls were lifted, inflation roared until the end of the decade, creating economic dislocations and eroding investment capital.
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Khachanov roared back to win 12 of the first 17 points of the second set on his way to leveling.
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When Bautista went down swinging, the crowd roared as loudly as some had heard it at the stadium all year.
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The Jayhawks roared back and regained the lead 123-74 on a 3-pointer by Graham with 5:15 left.
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For one thing, the shark roared like a lion, which was a questionable choice and not at all scientifically accurate.
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But the Rockies roared back with a six-run second, highlighted by a Desmond homer and Arenado two-run double.
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Most of the time, Ms. Keane maintained a common-sense tone of voice, but every now and then she roared.
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In pickup trucks and four-wheelers, they roared toward the tiny marina where dozens of boats bobbed in the current.
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Then came the scene that launched a thousand memes: Birdie Sanders, landing on the lectern, as the people roared. video
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"The conquest means going beyond the walls that the West thought were impervious," Mr. Erdogan said as the crowd roared.
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Donald Trump roared into the presidency as a great outsider, a reality-TV dynamo who would scramble the political map.
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Two people died when the storm roared past the Dominican Republic on Thursday, according to local media outlet El Jaya.
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Last summer, a slumbering giant awoke as the black hole V404 Cygni roared to life following 26 years of silence.
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The assembled Arkansans repeatedly roared their disapproval and shook hundreds of sheets of red construction paper to express their anger.
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He was the founding member of AC/DC & the engine that roared behind the most powerful band in the world.
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There was word that no doctor had been to the place since Hurricane Maria had roared over the island Sept.
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After the catch, he tumbled to the warning track, the crowd roared and Sabathia threw both arms into the air.
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When the Obama administration returned to Congress for more fiscal ammunition, Republicans refused, and the recovery limped rather than roared.
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Screenshot: WBBHDuring a recent thunderstorm, a Florida woman was relaxing at home when a deafening boom roared through her house.
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Surprising almost everybody, the stock market has roared ever higher since billionaire businessman Trump won the presidency on Nov. 26.
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Surprising almost everybody, the stock market has roared ever higher since billionaire businessman Trump won the presidency on Nov. 623.
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The crowd roared during the pregame warm-ups and when the Islanders returned to the ice to start the game.
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Labour lawmakers cheered and members of the public who attended the debate on the budget this winter roared their approval.
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"This is your last chance to have Prince Albert sell you a watch," Mr. Kadakia said, as the audience roared.
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And it roared through 1,300 homes of Coffey Park, a compact and quiet little city neighborhood, far from the hills.
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The pain faded for a few hours but roared back when she dared to take even a sip of water.
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They cheered and waved their flags while Andreescu was interviewed, and roared when she held her trophy up to them.
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The ball traveled all the way to the wall, allowing Rendon and Juan Soto to score as the fans roared.
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The fire roared on in the backcountry, continuing to spew ash from the dry brush and trees it was consuming.
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"Is there any place more fun to be than a Trump rally?" he asked, and the crowd roared its approval.
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On Tuesday morning, the Q roared through the new stations with no delays or major problems, according to M.T.A. officials.
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Fans murmured — or roared, in some cases — as columnists and critics posed sharp questions and players and coaching staffs changed.
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The crowd roared moments later when a few strains of the L.S.U. anthem — Garth Brooks's "Calling Baton Rouge" — was played.
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Still, her audience roared with approval as she hinted that the fate of the former president could befall this one.
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Last fall, as the policy faltered, the moderate wing of the party roared back, ousting legislators from the far right.
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Wilder briefly protested the stoppage, as a pro-Fury crowd of 15,816 at the MGM Grand hotel roared in delight.
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"We are wretched, overcome with rage, completely consumed by the lust for vengeance now coursing through our veins!" they roared.
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The crowd roared, and Trump soaked up the reaction like a seasoned comic enjoying his best "drop the mic" moment.
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"It's so very convenient," Ms. Cao, 27, said as buses and cars roared by, disgorging the stink of gasoline exhaust.
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NUMBER OF THE DAY 567 That's how many points the Dow jumped as it roared back from Monday's epic nosedive.
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The winners of the A.C.C. tournament championship in Brooklyn, Duke roared into March like a team finally hitting its stride.
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But on Edelman's first play, the New England offense, which had been scoreless since Edelman's exit, roared back to life.
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The fans in attendance roared on in support as he banked a second round knockout over Swedish striker Magnus Cedenblad.
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The party's base roared its disapproval this week with a clear message that delays are an insufficient form of opposition.
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"When Donald Trump talks about deporting 11 million illegal immigrants, that's just wrong," Johnson roared this weekend at his party's convention.
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Little Rock was within 60-44 after a dunk by Tucker with 9:49 left before the Wolf Pack roared away.
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As they roared down the dusty streets, some opened fire as residents fled before them shouting "They're here," according to witnesses.
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Federer recovered his mojo after saving two break points at the start of the fifth and was roared home to victory.
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Kyrgios, the 12th seed, dropped his first two service games, but roared back to beat Damir Dzumhur 6-4 6-3.
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Wood said his mother was telling him on the phone the wildfire that had roared into Gatlinburg had ignited her home.
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Alcoa kicked off earnings season with a miss, but now the stock has roared back and brought the group with it.
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When I saw him perform in Brooklyn, the audience roared when he came onstage, as if he were a rock star.
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" When they roared, she'd ask them to repeat after her: "I'm just a girl / I'm just a girl in the world.
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The Tubbs fire roared through Napa County and into the city of Santa Rosa on the dry, windy night of Oct.
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And even as stocks have roared back this month, the CBOE Volatility Index, AKA 'The Fear Gauge', has remained relatively elevated.
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Tiger Woods roared to victory at the 2018 Tour Championship on Sunday, securing his 80th win after a five-year drought.
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But high-frequency indicators such as car sales, retail lending and goods imports show consumer spending has roared back to life.
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As they watched rafts of tourists careen by, Booker told Jenkins, the current roared higher and faster than they had expected.
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Instead of being apologetic, she roared with laughter, her short, floral dress riding up around her waist to expose her underwear.
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Kay Granger of Texas – struck the deal with Democrats last night even as Trump roared about the wall in El Paso.
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The Gators roared back with eight straight points and tied the game at 55 on Hayes' dunk with 11:10 remaining.
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The Suns roared back and got as close as 211-213 on a Devin Booker 2108-pointer with 292 seconds left.
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Cramer considers Palo Alto Networks to be best-of-breed in the group, and the stock roared 40 percent last year.
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"I'll knock your ass out too, bro," roared Anthony in the direction of Crosbie, as Gallagher laughed at the bizarre fracas.
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A couple of hours later, fans roared again — this time, in response to the Blackhawks' resounding 5-1 win Tuesday night.
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After all, the Chinese stock market has roared lately, and the Baltic Freight index has doubled in the past few months.
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A 26-year-old landscaper was badly injured saving his beloved from a Dodge that roared into a knot of counterprotesters.
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German-listed Software roared ahead, jumping 4.85 percent after both UBS and Independent Research raised their target prices on the stock.
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The police pulled over and demanded he submit to a breathalyzer; when he passed, they laughed at him and roared away.
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Except for the part where a jaguar, played by Jennifer Lim, roared into the scene and pounced on Ms. Keenan-Bolger.
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"My name was mentioned," he roared after Sanders spoke about saving middle class Americans the money they now spend on premiums.
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The U.S. stock market roared out of the blocks in 234, before being reined in this week by rising bond yields.
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After suffering its worst Christmas Eve session ever, the Dow roared back Wednesday with its biggest daily point gain in history.
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The weather service said a survey team later Saturday confirmed a separate tornado that roared across two cornfields in Woodstock, Connecticut.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey first roared to national prominence as the two-term mayor of Newark and former Colorado Gov.
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Cutting across wide swaths of empty desert, their white station wagon roared down paved roads at nearly 90 miles an hour.
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Reality seemed to have roared past logic, invalidating the kind of delicately calibrated opinion that had given intellectuals prestige and purpose.
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Some of the victims drowned while trying to swim to safety, as flames roared down from the hills to the beaches.
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As the traffic roared overhead, the spike-booted and spike-sneakered boys and girls stomped in a cyclone of refashioned punk.
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Hurricane Michael roared onto land as a Category 143 storm, lashing the Florida Panhandle with winds topping 214 miles an hour.
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While other women were relegated to housework, Bessie revved and roared through Florida's palm-tree-lined streets on her Harley-Davidson.
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When Etienne went in for the go-ahead score, most of the crowd of 80,122 at Memorial Stadium roared in celebration.
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They roared their approval when Mr. Trump began stirring up fears of angry, violent left-wing mobs, another far-right boogeyman.
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The FXI China large-cap index has roared nearly 2% this week, almost double the gain of the S&P 500.
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Mr. Trump roared into the phone about the Breitbart calculator he uses to argue voter fraud cost him the popular vote.
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As bids for this most coveted lot rose from $0003,000 to quickly surpass the $100,000 mark, the crowd roared with adrenaline.
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Democrats roared back to life in the 2018 midterm elections, picking off two of the state's four congressional seats from Republicans.
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The organizers pack up all the garbage to take away, leaving the base camps cleaner than before the crowds roared through.
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"We will never let socialism take over health care," Trump roared in a direct challenge to the Democrats sitting before him.
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Truex dove to the bottom and roared away from the rest of the field, ensuring there would be no more misfortune.
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But the Lakers roared back with a 22-2 run to slice the margin to 89-88 heading into the fourth.
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Seton Hall roared back to take a 27-233 lead after Mamukelashvili's 260.6-pointer with 23:24 left in the half.
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Washington's slump follows a stretch in which it roared out of the All-Star break with seven victories in nine games.
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Torres and Frei were mobbed by their teammates as the thousands of spectators who had traveled from Seattle roared their approval.
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"People are starting to realize that it stands to benefit, which is why the stock roared almost 5% today," Cramer said.
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The crowd of several dozen supporters and door-knockers packed into a field office in a strip mall roared their approval.
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He was quickly subdued and ushered out, as people jeered at him and the crowd roared, "Free China, free Hong Kong."
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Fifteen seconds later, Evgeni Malkin roared down the left wing on a 2-on-403 and sniped a shot far post.
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Wichita State roared out of the starting gate, taking a 218-217 lead with 219:25 left in the first half.
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They subjected the prime minister to two hours of questioning, in which the Tory benches roared their approval for his bombast.
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Trucks roared past on Flatbush Avenue, and Washburn, who is pale, with wispy hair and tortoiseshell glasses, startled when they honked.
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After hitting the 3-pointer to put Chicago up by five points, Wade celebrated by jumping around as the crowd roared.
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At today's weigh-in, Bisping launched another tirade at Silva as the Brit's hometown support roared their support for 'The Count'.
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The 22-year-old seemed on course for victory when he won the first set but the powerfully-built Vesely roared back.
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But Cruz roared back to life on Monday night, claiming an important victory in the first contest of the Republican primary season.
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The S&P and Nasdaq indexes roared to record closing highs, ensuring the bull market that started in March 2009 remains alive.
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He was on his second operation, after the tumor roared back with an ambition I could envy on a purely professional level.
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Federer roared back in 2014 and 2015 to reach No. 2 in the rankings and the singles finals in three major tournaments.
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The stock roared 90% higher in the two months to April 2016 following a 3803% sell-off in the previous 18 months.
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Vergara paused and asked the host to repeat the word before blurting out similar-sounding gibberish as the audience roared with laughter.
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"Poppy war!" roared a tabloid headline, after the teams announced that they would defy the ban, at the risk of losing points.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton's email scandal roared back to life Friday after the FBI released a report detailing her interview with investigators.
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He didn't just float like a butterfly and sting like a bee; he sang like a bird and roared like a lion.
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Megi had already killed four people and injured more than 523 in Taiwan since it had roared in from the Pacific Ocean.
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Hoover, who had been scoreless, pumped in the next five points, and the Spartans called timeout as the partisan Terriers crowd roared.
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At a kick-off event in Maine on Monday, the audience roared for Sanders and booed at the mention of the DNC.
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He lay hiding under the blankets, heartbeat like a freight train on old tracks as his stepfather roared at his mother. Screams.
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TCU led 133-33 after a Robinson free throw with 14:55 to play but the Cowboys roared back with a purpose.
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Wind-driven flames roared through Paradise so swiftly that residents were forced to flee for their lives with little or no warning.
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Alerian has roared back this year, and the prospect of big price gains on top of generous dividends has some investors salivating.
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Chief among them were my friend's parents who survived by wading into a farm dam as the blaze roared over their home.
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As oil roared to life Thursday, CNBC Pro searched for who could be the big winners and losers, if crude rebounds significantly.
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Harvey roared ashore overnight as a category 4 hurricane with winds over 130 mph (209 kph) just north of Corpus Christi, Texas.
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Sales of Nineteen Eighty-Four have roared in the wake of the coinage "alternative facts" by President Donald Trump's adviser, Kellyanne Conway.
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Pete was a sing-along performer, and the liberal audience (who else would be at a Pete Seeger concert?) roared it out.
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With James resting, the Pistons roared back with a 22-21 outburst behind Drummond and Jackson to gain an 86-80 lead.
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Wednesday afternoon, open pits or "vents" of lava roared and threw cinder-like ash into the surrounding jungle, igniting smoldering forest fires.
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The Cubs roared out of the gate with three runs in the first, two coming on a huge gaffe by Cleveland outfielders.
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When the video board at the basketball game showed that the Indians had seized a first-inning lead, the crowd there roared.
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Phoenix roared out of the gate, using an 513-251 run midway through the first quarter to assume an 262-260 lead.
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But the issue has roared back into the conversation, and is likely to come back again at the Detroit debate on Thursday.
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All he and his family can see is the destruction the Category 5 hurricane left behind when it roared through last week.
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Roared on by the 15,000 Toffees (Everton fans) in attendance, Bellew rose to hear the bell signalling the end of round one.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. industrial sector roared to a record high on Tuesday following strong financial results from stalwarts 3M Co (MMM.
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Almost as soon as Occupy Wall Street roared into existence in 2011, it became the butt of jokes and fodder for mockery.
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The S&P was up 103 percent in 1964, but the Nasdaq roared ahead 85 percent in 1999, before crashing shortly after.
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A startling and perhaps foolhardy display given the weather, but the crowd absolutely roared as he made his way through the stadium.
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Inside, the lights glared and the scoreboard flashed, and the capacity crowd roared for another runaway victory by the Golden State Warriors.
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The hunks lowered him to the ground, and he stepped off, spread his golden wings and posed for the crowd, which roared.
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The boat's engines roared, and a guard threw open the doors: The sun was setting, and the men were back at sea.
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As the cars roared around the racetrack, he blocked the door and said he wouldn't let me leave unless I kissed him.
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On Sunday, Cuba was also reckoning with the damage from Hurricane Irma, which roared along the island nation's northern coast on Saturday.
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When his face appeared on the arena's giant video boards a few minutes before the opening tipoff, the crowd stood and roared.
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It roared back even after Mr. Guo, a 21-year-old real estate developer, endured surgery, chemotherapy and radiation at two hospitals.
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After Pittsburgh took a 3-1 series lead, Washington roared back to even the series and seemed to have all the confidence.
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All of H2K's members roared through their quarterfinal, turning in a playoffs performance that fans always knew the team was capable of.
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"He should never have been in our country," Mr. Trump said as the crowd roared and started a "Build the Wall" chant.
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He did it easily, and then got down on the track and did a handful of push-ups as the crowd roared.
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"Culp was already working to right the ship, and sure enough the stock has roared since it bottomed last summer," Cramer said.
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The Nasdaq roared back from its two-day sell-off, but a handful of its biggest names are showing signs of strain.
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"These two people just came in 10 minutes ago," Lowe said as the wind roared outside and blew debris down the street.
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Eradicated diseases have roared back, including tuberculosis, diphtheria, measles and a full epidemic of malaria, threatening the health of the whole hemisphere.
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Later, a lifeguard in sunglasses and red swim trunks roared up in a dune buggy and dragged the shark onto the beach.
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In Trump's retelling, he roared to the rescue, saving a seat for Republicans and shoving it in the media's face to boot.
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The elevator, an old cat hibernating on some upper floor, rattled to life when he called it and roared down to him.
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As I roared into the thousands in both stroke count and level number, it became harder and I began to care less.
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Last July, a caravan of Porsches, Ferraris, and Lamborghinis roared into a small shopping plaza off of Westheimer Road in Houston, Texas.
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He cracked, double faulting again and making two more unforced errors, as Millman roared back to level the match at 1-1.
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His remarks saw the value briefly drop to $153,750, but it quickly roared back for several months, hitting almost $20,000 in December.
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His remarks saw the value briefly drop to $3,750, but it quickly roared back for several months, hitting almost $20,000 in December.
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They roared again when Owens checked in with 6:52 left, but the lift he gave the Red Raiders was mostly spiritual.
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According to Lizza, Trump said yes — and the crowd roared their approval: Trump's fans tend to express little regard for political norms.
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After the construction of a cofferdam, the American Falls (left center) was significantly reduced, while the Horseshoe Falls (right) roared louder than ever.
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After a hibernation period during the midterm elections, special counsel Robert Mueller's sprawling criminal investigation roared back into the public eye in November.
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The subprime mortgage crisis brought about the last recession in 2008, but the housing market has since roared back with better lending standards.
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For days, severe thunderstorms have roared through the region, spinning off tornadoes and causing damage in Iowa, Virginia, and the states in between.
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Florida's space coast roared to life on Tuesday as SpaceX fired off its long-in-development Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center.
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Coleridge and Keats both dedicated sonnets to Kosciuszko, while Lord Byron roared that he embodied the "sound that crashes in the tyrant's ear".
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But I think the most shocking thing for me was standing inside the well while three or four cars roared around above me.
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By letting ZTE off the hook, the president who roared like a lion is governing like a lamb when it comes to China.
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He was here the night Sandy roared ashore, escaping to his daughter's home nearby, watching helplessly as his neighborhood burned to the ground.
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Cathy Sellars can still remember the look of the knife her truck-driving instructor toyed with as they roared down the Arizona interstate.
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Yes, some companies and many American farmers have suffered, but the overall effect of tariffs has been that of a mouse that roared.
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William-Sonoma dominated the fragmented home furnishings category, and when housing came back after the great recession, the stock roared back with it.
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"Trust me, I'm going to knock James out!" he roared down onto the gym floor where a few people were waiting to train.
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The election showed Taiwan wants change; crowds of Ms Tsai's supporters roared "New politics, new economy, a new Taiwan" during the vote count.
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Finally Diana reached the far side of the long hall where a magnificent fire roared in a hearth the size of an ox.
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Texas then roared back to take a 22-20 advantage on Fabres' 3-pointer with 5:57 remaining during a 15-3 run.
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People daubed themselves in red and white facepaint, wrapped St. George's flags around their midriffs and roared a primal roar of utter Englishness.
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" As the crowd roared, Rubio said Cruz is "telling lies... He's lying about all sorts of things and now he makes things up.
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His friends, though, are fixated on how the feud with the indebted dealer in 2005 had roared back recently, possibly snaring Mr. Perez.
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After equities roared in 2017, the Dow Jones industrial average and have fallen 1.8 percent and 1 percent, respectively, so far this year.
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Philadelphia roared to the early lead on RBI singles from Bryce Harper and J.T. Realmuto and a two-run single from Cesar Hernandez.
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Burning tumbleweeds flew forty feet above the ground, and the red cedars in the hollows roared as their resinous boughs ignited like kerosene.
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At the same time, the stock market has roared higher, with the S&P 500 gaining more than 19 percent year to date.
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Two others were caught by the flames that quickly roared up to the first floor through the huge hole left by the collapse.
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The big crowd at Prudential Center roared with glee, almost as loudly as if Sidney Crosby, Malkin's famous teammate, had been sent overboard.
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When the master of ceremonies, a drag queen named Tchaka, half-jokingly called for a new, transgender mayor, the crowd roared in approval.
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There have been seven injuries and one fatality connected to the 38,000-acre Ferguson Fire, which has roared nearby for nearly two weeks.
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" As the crowd roared, Rubio said Cruz is "telling lies... He's lying about all sorts of things and now he makes things up.
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The Falcon Heavy roared into space on Thursday night, arcing atop three columns of flame toward orbit with a large satellite on board.
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After a slow start on Wednesday, major market indexes roared back, with the Dow climbing more than 1,000 points, or almost 5 percent.
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Todd Gurley had 40 yards rushing and 56 yards receiving while the Rams roared to a 37-3 lead in the third quarter.
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On this subject, Prince Mohammed, initially roared on by Trump, has shown zero flexibility, leaving a major inter-Arab political crisis to fester.
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" The stadium roared his name as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to the podium to introduce a man who "needs no introduction.
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TCU roared back to the lead on Jalen Reagor's 70-yard punt return touchdown with 10:32 to play in the third quarter.
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On cue, his audience predictably roared at the prospect while most media coverage of Kimmel's monologue today is golf-clapping at the prospect.
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As the crowd roared in delight with each blunder, Mariners Manager Scott Servais could only stare silently in the dugout, pursing his lips.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles spoke at the city's National Cemetery as hundreds of motorcyclists roared through the streets of Riverside County.
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On Thursday Cole threw 95 pitches through seven innings, and when he jogged out to the mound for the eighth the fans roared.
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The crowd cheered for Ms. Warren, and roared for Mr. Sanders when he appeared via conference call, a photo of him projected onstage.
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Notre Dame led 62-60 with 3:303 remaining, but Louisville roared back with a 7-0 run to go ahead 67-23.
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Fans waving Irish Tricolours roared support for their man as the introductions took place and McGregor leaped into action as the fight began.
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The posted a total return of 5.7 percent as the market roared out of the gate before suffering a rough start to February.
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Maryland roared to a 12-point lead late in the first half, but Butler shaved it back to 42-35 at the half.
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Even as warplanes roared overhead, we felt that we had achieved some victory over the malnourishment imposed on us in besieged Eastern Ghouta.
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Two years later, on the release of his autobiography, "The Mouth That Roared," he conceded that he was still dealing with the death.
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Nadal fought back in the second set, roared on a supportive crowd, but failed to convert any of his six break point opportunities.
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But in 288 a protest pageant of dozens of A.T.V.s roared into Recapture Canyon, some driven by out-of-towners bearing assault rifles.
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At the turn into Korengal, as the helicopter roared up the canyon in which aircraft often came under fire, Soto's heart beat fast.
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The city of some 500,000 people is still struggling to provide clean water and sanitation after Cyclone Idai roared in on March 14.
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The Dow Jones industrial average roared past the much anticipated 20,000 level at the market open, later setting a new closing high at 20,068.51.
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Last year, software company Twilio came public with a bang as the stock roared to $70 September, up from its initial price of $15.
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Trump roared into Wisconsin by vocally defending his controversial campaign manager even after he was charged with battery for allegedly grabbing a female reporter.
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Sanders couldn't help but break into a wide grin as the crowd roared with laughter and applause, with many supporters rising to their feet.
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Six years after plunging sales during the recession forced automakers into bankruptcies and painful restructuring, the industry has roared back to achieve new heights.
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In an interview with Cramer on Tuesday, Powell explained how the packaged food company with barely any growth has roared so high this year.
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"After Trump's surprise victory, the private prison stocks roared higher, but I don't think a Trump presidency fixes their long-term problems," he said.
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Emergency crews continue to search for survivors after mud and debris roared through Southern California hillsides stripped of vegetation by ferocious wildfires last month.
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However, job creation roared ahead in the three months to February, pushing the unemployment rate down to its lowest since 1975 at 3.9 percent.
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In her acceptance speech, the crowd roared when Cher reminded them she's been in the industry for 53 years and turned 71 on Saturday.
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Rollercoaster cryptocurrency Bitcoin meanwhile was four percent lower at $18,110 on the Bitstamp exchange having roared to its latest record high over the weekend.
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The former is up more than 9 percent year to date, easily beating the market, while Amazon has roared more than 23 percent higher.
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He was roared on by hundreds of noisy Colombian supporters who cheered his every attempt, as well as the failures of his main rivals.
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Energy stocks have roared higher in the early start to the month with the XLE energy ETF adding nearly 6% in just three sessions.
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Students roared as Lewis told them he'd never taken money from the National Rifle Association (NRA), and had received an "F" from the organization.
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The crowd roared as the song came to an end and Fallon and Cyrus pulled off their disguises and wigs — so Hannah Montana, right?
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The plane had roared low over the field, spewing white smoke and debris, before swerving sharply and crashing, witnesses at the scene told Reuters.
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French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko roared back from 1-4 down in the second set to beat Italian Francesca Schiavone 00003-1 6-4.
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The CFPB is a young agency, but under the leadership of former Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray, it has become the mouse that roared.
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"I see that person, too, the tall, slick guy with the suits," Newsom suddenly announced one afternoon, as his S.U.V. roared down the highway.
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Williams made a fist, turned in Pliskova's direction and shouted, "Come on," with more than her usual ferocity, and the crowd roared in delight.
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Northwest Florida had its first hurricane landfall in nearly 11 years early Friday morning, when Hurricane Hermine roared ashore at around 1:30 a.m.
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" A cavalcade of motorcycles roared up, and there were cheers and laughter for a man shouting, "Donald Trump is going to make America great!
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The fans roared the second her nude booties hit the pavement and without hesitation, Kylie marched straight across the street to greet her fans.
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BUENOS AIRES — The crowd roared for the players on the confetti-strewn field in the shadow of one of Argentina's most legendary soccer stadiums.
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When Hurricane Irma roared into Florida on Sunday and Monday, its winds and rains knocked out power for 6.5 million people in the state.
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O'Donnell went on to mockingly imitate Trump, flipping her hair over to one side and deepening her voice as the audience roared with laughter.
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Scores of liberal activists temporarily stunned by November's election results have roared back in recent weeks to anoint themselves "The Resistance" to Donald Trump.
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Rather, shouts of encouragement hung in the air, and the crowd roared in approval each time they succeeded and launched back into their set.
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Tropical Storm Cindy turned deadly and roared through the Gulf of Mexico toward the coast Thursday, slashing the region with heavy rains and flooding.
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U.S. stocks jumped more than 3% at the open, pared gains to trade briefly negative and then roared back to close up almost 5%.
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A search party of hired hands roared back into camp on motorbikes to say they had found their carcasses, eaten by a wild animal.
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That fire, driven by 80 mile-an-hour winds — comparable with what firefighters and evacuees faced in Northern California — ultimately roared into Gatlinburg, Tenn.
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Williams, who was sitting nearby, hunched forward in her chair and roared with laughter while Rinaldi reached back and gave Poel a high five.
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But according to the hunters who tried to capture her, she roared and charged after being hit by a tranquilizer dart at short range.
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One night as I stood alone in my kitchen chopping vegetables for a dinner, the pitch of my sorrow roared louder than everything else.
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After an 11-month injury layoff, she roared back to win her first major singles title in New York shortly after returning to action.
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The crowd, at a rally last week in Yogyakarta, about 250 miles southeast of the capital, roared its approval, and he struck it again.
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The planes roared down the Hudson River and around the Statue of Liberty before returning for the night to Waterbury-Oxford Airport in Connecticut.
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Hitchcock roared with laughter going to bed at all these sanctimonious sods who were afraid to say, 'Why have you given me blue cauliflower?
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In Northern California, investigators are digging through the debris of the devastating fires that roared through wine country to find out what started them.
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U.S. stocks jumped more than 3% at the open, pared gains to trade briefly negative and then roared back to close up almost 5%.
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Yet Inkling has roared to life with a purpose, "a whole storm of feelings" congealed into a Rorschach blot, straight from Ethan's father's unconscious.
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" Two macho-looking dudes in cowboy hats lifted their drinks (blue concoctions topped with umbrellas) and roared in unison: "We love you Piano Pat.
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The former vice president roared ahead in the overall tally of delegates who will choose a presidential nominee at the Democratic convention in July.
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Helicopters roared overhead, debris piles grew to five, then six, then ten feet and whole neighborhoods began to smell like salt, sweat and rot.
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The meeting occurred as tech company stocks roared back after declining in the last two weeks, pushing the stock market to records on Monday.
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Nvidia has roared higher with 11% gains, Qualcomm and Broadcom are up more than 3%, and Texas Instruments and Intel have come in flat.
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Barty roared back in the second set, dropping just four points on her first serve and converting two break points to force a decider.
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He roared back with four birdies on the back nine, including a clutch putt from 20 feet to force the extra holes with Stone.
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He roared back to top form winning the Wimbledon title and is a strong favorite to capture a 33th major crown at Flushing Meadows.
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I spent my New Year&aposs Eve in an evacuation shelter alongside thousands of other residents and tourists as bushfires roared all around us.
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"Bless us as we march to victory," he roared, while confetti fell from the ceiling on Reagan and an arena full of true believers.
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But 2010 was hot and dry and our fires were big, tall flames roared through the forest and the night was bright with fire.
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The show's roster had a traditional strip-club feel, highlighted by dramatic lighting; audience members roared as performers accomplished feats of flexibility and physicality.
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The storm morphed into a "bomb cyclone" Wednesday and roared through Colorado on its way to the Great Plains and parts of the Midwest.
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In the Bai ad, Christopher Walken spoke the lyrics to the 'N Sync song "Bye Bye Bye" as a fireplace roared in the background.
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The 2019 installment was refreshing, then, because the show roared back with an embrace of luxury vehicles and some pretty thrilling electric performance cars.
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"We have to track down the damned bandits every week and put them out of business," he roared, slamming his fist on the desktop.
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They roared to the World Series in 2015 behind a sterling starting rotation headed by Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom, Steven Matz, and Noah Syndergaard.
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California's deadliest wildfire roared into the town of 27,000 last week, speeding seven miles in 90 minutes and leaving residents little time to flee.
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Porter's 3-pointer with 1:153 remaining came in the middle of a 7-0 run after Indiana roared back from a 13-point deficit.
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Advanced Micro Devices, Intel, Texas Instruments and Nvidia roared higher to begin the week, helping the SMH semiconductor ETF bounce back from the month's lows.
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From our camera position south of Tyre, we watched daily as volley after volley of Katyusha rockets roared out of the banana groves toward Israel.
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On Thursday, Trump met with airline related executives, and once again Cramer saw the action in bonds play out as the stock market roared higher.
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Halep was cruising to victory after leading by a set and a break but Kenin roared back to edge the second set in a tiebreak.
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The train roared through a bumper block and the station itself before crashing into a wall, causing a section of the terminal's roof to collapse.
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She then ran to the corner of the field and flung her arms in the air majestically in celebration as supporters in the crowd roared.
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The moment was made more special when director Taika Waititi presented the hammer to Portman, who held it up as the crowd roared their approval.
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"Let me say this clear and loud: Trump is responsible, and he is part of the problem," a protest organizer roared as the crowd cheered.
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Demand is high for Elon Musk's electric-auto maker that has roared more than 100% in 2020, and nearly 40% in the past two days.
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After delivering his post-fight interview in Portuguese, Lineker fixed his stare on the camera and roared for a meeting with bantamweight champion, Dominick Cruz.
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The 36-year-old American roared back to win the second set 6-3 before losing the decisive tiebreak 10-5 in the exhibition match.
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Kenneth underwent a rapid intensification process, jumping in intensity from a Category 1 to Category 4 storm in just 24 hours before it roared ashore.
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They roared—louder than for a Rangers goal or Knicks dunk—as the ROX Tigers surrounded an SKT player and moved in for the kill.
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As the clown ran off the stage and the audience roared, Combs jumped out of his seat, kicked his leg and did some fancy footwork.
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As Germany's economy roared back from a long post-reunification slump, German-learning increased by 4% between 2010 and 2015 (a lot, in historical terms).
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New York (CNN Business)A prototype of SpaceX's Mars rocket roared to life Thursday night, lifting the vehicle into the air for a landmark test.
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Dollar deals roared back in the first three months of this year, when economists estimate consumer spending growth braked to below a 22002 percent rate.
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I jumped into the navy blue roadster, pushed the crystalline key into the ignition, queued the AC/DC and roared up the hill after him.
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" The crowd roared and Trump continued ... "We put our hands on our hearts for the pledge of allegiance and we stand for the national anthem.
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The devastating mudslides, which were triggered by heavy rains early on Tuesday, roared into valleys denuded by historic wildfires that struck the area last month.
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His team gambled that it could finish the final laps of the race without refueling, and Rossi roared into the lead and coasted to victory.
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Ireland has roared back from recession, but much of the recent growth is related to financial maneuvering and not longstanding improvements in the domestic economy.
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It was cheap and colorless, except for orange-and-white-checked tablecloths, but cakes were displayed, and pies with red filling; the overhead heater roared.
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Finally, the smugglers' vehicles roared toward another spot, throwing up thick billows of dust and bouncing the workers mercilessly in the beds of the trucks.
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Clinton that she is effectively seeking Mr. Obama's third term, she strolled on stage after his speech and embraced the president as the delegates roared.
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The S&P 500 tumbled to its financial crisis intraday low of 666 hit in March 2009 and roared back to around 3,094 on Wednesday.
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As the Clippers clawed their way back, and Durant lost his touch, Ballmer roared, pumping his fists, and high-fived the friends sitting with him.
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Getting even the 98 least-damaged schools reopened was a difficult undertaking in the wake of Hurricane Maria, which roared across the island on Sept.
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WILMINGTON, N.C. — The family knew that it would be dangerous to stay in their home in Wilmington, N.C., as Hurricane Florence roared into the Carolinas.
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The spike came as the travel industry roared back from the recession, hitting record levels of vacation spending, and as travelers stayed within the country.
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Throughout 2018, "You hate to see it" roared through gaming, occasionally bleeding over into other fandoms — soccer fans appear to have embraced it particularly early.
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We roared when Robert Mueller extracted a guilty plea from a cooperative Michael Flynn, and the investigative noose seemed to tighten around Donald Trump's neck.
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They thought they scored in the third period — the horn blared, the crowd roared — but Ryan Pulock's one-timer instead lodged in the outside netting.
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"El Profe Osorio!" roared the fans of Mexico, who formed the huge majority of the spectators at the packed, steamy Rostov Arena on Saturday night.
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Mr. Weldon described embers larger than basketballs flying past his house and a fire so intense that it roared as loudly as an aircraft engine.
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Stocks roared back on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining more than 2,000 points, or 11.37%, for its biggest percentage gain since 1933.
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Kansas roared to a 24-7 lead as Oklahoma State started 3-for-20 from the field and missed its first six 3-point attempts.
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Spring was blooming, and on a waterfront strip lined with cherry blossoms, two big men chewing cigars roared down the block in a muscle car.
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"Here's the problem, though: while Ethan Allen's stock has been slammed and RH has roared higher, I can't bring myself to recommend either," Cramer said.
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In October, Hurricane Matthew roared through the Caribbean as a near-worst-case Category 4 storm, with high winds that devastated Haiti and other countries.
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Eve released Unity from under its wing and, with a two-member crew of Mark Stucky and Dave Mackay, Unity's rocket motor roared to life.
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After ensuring that the relief crew was not in danger and had enough engine power to putter back to land, we roared off for Ocracoke.
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The long-delayed SpaceX Falcon Heavy finally roared off the launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center in what appeared to be a perfect launch.
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Its suspension stiffened a little, the steering quickened, the SUV bolted more aggressively at a press of the gas pedal and the engine roared louder.
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When he sat, they roared behind Lowry, who spearheaded bench units that were appropriately referred to as "Lowry + Bench" and behaved like a wrecking ball.
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Preston North End, a team based in Lancashire, roared through the league season with a record of 234-240-21 to become the original Invincibles.
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The Golden Knights center outraced Winnipeg defenseman Jacob Trouba and beat Hellebuyck with a backhander 35 seconds into the match as the building roared with delight.
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The star then mimicked his actions in front of the other dads at school, obviously struggling not to shed tears, as the audience roared with laughter.
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Markets roared back, but not everyone has benefited Most American businesses — or at least, those that survived the recession — didn't take long to return to profitability.
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Anderson fell with a blank mind and Manuwa's fellow Londoners roared their approval within the O2 Arena—one punch, no follow-up, no mess, no doubt.
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Hurricane Maria, the strongest storm to hit the island in 85 years, roared through with sustained 22017 mph winds, hitting near Yabucoa around 25:248 a.m.
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"Stocks that had been crushed on Chinese worries roared higher like this arrangement was already a done deal" despite the report being anonymously sourced, Cramer noted.
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The sellout crowd roared from the start in what was arguably the biggest regular-season home game for Washington since the Verizon Center opened in 1997.
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Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Klobuchar still roared into contention here thanks to a late migration of voters who said they had just made up their minds.
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Londoners were photographed flipping off the president's helicopter as it roared overhead, and locals took over some of the city's major landmarks to show their disdain.
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Puerto Rico was in the midst of an economic meltdown well before Maria roared ashore — and that meltdown is intimately connected to decisions made in Washington.
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The alternative-meat producer has roared 260% higher since its May 2 IPO, far better than other recent floats from Pinterest, Levi Strauss, Lyft and Uber.
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Nine Merlin 1D engines roared to life for nearly 3 minutes on Thursday as powerful restraints kept the 156 foot-tall rocket strapped to the ground.
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The S&P 500 has roared 20% higher this year, tracking for its best annual performance since 2013, and has hit records as recently as Monday.
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"HOW LITTLE HITLERS OF ELF 'N' SAFETY SUCCEEDED WHERE THE FUHRER FAILED," roared one headline, recalling the second world war, when the bells rang defiantly throughout.
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Elastic— the search technology company powering matches with drivers on Uber and significant others on Tinder — went public on Friday, and roared out of the gate.
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When my dog plopped down in her dog bed, or even when I cooked bacon with the bedroom door open, the Airmega 200M roared to life.
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After Nashville controlled the puck most of the extra session, Taylor Hall finally got it and roared down the right side with Cammalleri to his left.
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"Here's the bottom line: even though the cruise stocks have roared higher this year, I think the whole industry has more room to run," Cramer concluded.
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But on Thursday, the industrials, led by the stocks of Boeing and Caterpillar, roared for the first time since Trump announced the steel and aluminum tariffs.
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But two seconds later the public address announcer said, "Correction, the man of the match is No. 10, Lionel Messi," and the fans roared their approval.
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By the time 2017 comes to a conclusion the benchmark index will have roared back to 7,425, according to the poll, taken in the past week.
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But on Wednesday, as catastrophic wildfires roared about 20 miles away from her home in Ventura County, she was a potential victim of climate change, too.
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As the Camp Fire roared through the Northern California town last week, people barely had enough time to escape much less take any of their belongings.
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But despite a relatively successful hemisphere-wide effort beginning in the 1940s, mosquitoes have roared back, becoming difficult to control because of growing resistance to insecticides.
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Johannes Vermeer, ridden by Ben Melham, moved first and bolted clear as the terraces roared but was unable to hold off a furious finish from Rekindling.
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On Tuesday, U.S. equities had roared back from Monday's selloff, when the Dow and S&P 500 saw their biggest one-day declines in two years.
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But we know that the recent increase is a "Trump bump" because it began the day after Trump was elected, and has roared on ever since.
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He remained poised after a double-bogey at the second hole, and roared back with five consecutive birdies to regain control of the $7 million event.
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After finishing, having roared through the last 50 meters of the 400-meter freestyle at a sprinter's pace, Katie Ledecky turned around to see the scoreboard.
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She managed only a bronze medal — the scandal had disrupted her training — but she roared back at the 1960 Games in Rome to reclaim the gold.
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But shale production has roared back—last year America produced more crude than any other country—and OPEC has become reluctant to let prices dive again.
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Quinnipiac roared back, though, and trimmed the deficit to 272 point, 262-27, on a 193-pointer by James Ford Jr. with 219 seconds to go.
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The 236.80-year-old needed to stop and reattach the shoe with about 214 meters to go, then roared to victory in eight minutes, 241.24 seconds.
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The death toll from devastating wildfires in Greece rose to 80 on Wednesday after a firestorm roared through coastal villages surrounding Athens earlier in the week.
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As the South Bend, Indiana, mayor spoke on Friday night, hundreds of Buttigieg's supporters sporting yellow shirts emblazoned with "PETE" roared during lulls in the speech.
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The crowd stood up and roared with appreciation for six straight minutes as the credits rolled on Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman, which premiered at Cannes on Monday.
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Now, even as many housing markets have roared back from the bust to boom again, the American dream home is one you never have to leave.
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I was lucky — the one tornado that I lived through as a young child roared through town while I was in the safety of my school.
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The news came a few hours after hundreds of Russian fans roared in celebration when teenage figure skater Alina Zagitova delivered their team's first gold medal.
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As flames roared several hundred feet away and smoke swirled above, they and several other officers guided the animals out of the shelter and into cars.
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Catriona Matthew's European team, roared on by raucous support from the stands, were indebted to Charley Hull and Spain's Azahara Munoz for some remarkable clutch play.
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When Griffin scored her goal, midway through the second period, cutting Japan's lead to 2-1, the crowd leapt to its feet and roared with joy.
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Live Briefing Typhoon Mangkhut roared through the Philippines on Saturday, after tens of thousands of people evacuated their homes ahead of the 550-mile-wide storm.
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When the ball landed in catcher Austin Barnes's glove, the crowd roared and Kershaw, the workaday star pitching in his sixth straight postseason, pumped his fist.
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No fly balls came his way, but the fans roared at the sight of his hulking frame and his high socks in an actual game situation.
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Face masks have sold out practically everywhere, panicked residents have barricaded themselves at home -- and political tensions from the 2019 protests have roared back to life.
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Most of them roared their support and waved yellow towels as a parade of Rays rounded the bases in a rout that kept their season alive.
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After finishing off the match with a backhand winner down the line, she thrust both arms into the air, looked skyward and roared for several seconds.
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The U.S. services sector roared back in October, with the ISM's non-manufacturing report jumping to 54.7, up from 52.6 the month before, and beating expectations.
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Landers Nolley II scored 13 off the bench to lead Virginia Tech, which roared back after being held to just 11 points in the first half.
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I've had to do that myself, back in 1995, catching the last flight out of Pensacola to join my unit just as Hurricane Opal roared ashore.
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A weather system that roared across the country from the Rockies through the Midwest socked the Northeast with up to 248 inches of snow in places.
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G James Harden, who started the season slowly as coach Kevin McHale lost his job, is on fire as the Rockets have roared into playoff contention.
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Hong Kong's famous skyline, filled with massive buildings jutting up from the hill, was almost completely obscured as squalls roared through, however visibility has since improved.
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When Hurricane Maria's Category 4 winds roared across Puerto Rico last week, it left the U.S. territory and its 3.4 million residents nearly entirely without power.
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Unseeded Alison Riske roared past third-seeded Ukrainian Elina Svitolina 6-1, 6-3 on Thursday to reach the semifinals at the Wuhan Open in China.
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Opponents roared "resign" and some cast him as a cheating dictator who should stand aside after the Supreme Court ruled that he had illegally suspended parliament.
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Chinese officials breathed a big sigh of relief on Friday as Long March 5, the nation&aposs most powerful rocket, roared a communications satellite into space.
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Five players scored Friday for the visiting Pittsburgh Penguins, who roared out of the NHL's holiday break with a 5-2 win over the Nashville Predators.
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They were still talking when the blackbirds flew from the awning and the great iron cat roared around the bend, all black smoke and earsplitting clanking.
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But when I heard the conductor yell, and the great cat roared again, I felt every inch of me draw tense and taut like a cord.
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A horse pulling a skier on a rope came charging along — down Harrison Avenue, the main drag in this small town, as hundreds of spectators roared.
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A horse pulling a skier on a rope came charging along — down Harrison Avenue, the main drag in this small town, as hundreds of spectators roared.
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Five people, three of them children, were killed in a fire that roared through a house in Queens on Sunday afternoon, New York City officials said.
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A man stands in the middle of the street at the Seminole Springs mobile home park in Malibu Lake after the Woolsey Fire roared through the community.
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"I'd lake to take this chance to apologize ... to absolutely nobody," he roared before taking his two belts and scaling the side of the octagon to celebrate.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average roared to a 618-point gain, helping to alleviate much of the pain the market has experienced since the chairman's October comments.
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American fans, and many wearing European colors, roared him to the first tee on a fresh morning and he delivered his opening shot straight down the fairway.
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The Birmingham fans, as every athletics crowd has done for 15 years, roared the 2003 world champ to the rafters as he qualified for Saturday's semi-finals.
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It hasn't been hit by a Category 25 storm since 246, and the strongest storm, with winds recorded at 160 mph, roared through Puerto Rico in 1928.
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As the hurricane roared in, Willow's mother, Jennifer Stine, 39, quickly realized that she'd brought nothing with her to the hospital to celebrate Willow's birthday that weekend.
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They wondered if the businessman meant it when he roared "Drain the swamp in Washington!" at pre-election rallies, and vowed to ban lobbyists from his government.
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On the men's side, world and Olympic champion Conseslus Kipruto of Kenya jogged to an easy win in the 3,000m steeplechase, roared on by the Ostrava crowd.
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Many assume that Manitowoc is simply another cyclical machinery stock that has roared along with the rest of the cohort in anticipation of a stronger global economy.
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There isn't a speck of dirt, despite the fact that one of the strongest hurricanes in US history roared though the area less than a month ago.
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Investors that focused on the hype and not the substance were kept away from an amazing opportunity as the market roared higher in the next two days.
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"After Trump's surprise victory, the private prison stocks roared higher, but I don't think a Trump presidency fixes their long-term problems," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Vegas had a 15-3 advantage in shot attempts in the first nine minutes, but Winnipeg finally found some traction as its sellout crowd roared to life.
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After tamely surrendering the first set, Wozniacki roared back to claim the second and go a break up in the decider but Giorgi could not be denied.
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Before reaching the U.S., Matthew had already claimed more than 25 lives in the Caribbean as it battered Haiti, ripped through Cuba and roared over the Bahamas.
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That almost-El Niño was almost completely forgotten by late 2015 when the biggest El Niño ever roared onto the scene to utterly decimate all previous records.
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Junior guard Jalen Hudson led the win with 22 points, including 17 in the first half as the Gators roared to a 15-point lead at intermission.
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The blaze roared into Funchal, the capital of Portugal’s Madeira Islands, in the early morning on Wednesday after growing in the dense woodlands since Monday.
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Shares of Sinclair Broadcast Group roared an inexplicable 35% on Monday, the biggest one-day gain in 10 years that pushed the stock to a record high.
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Clay's nicknames included the Louisville Larruper, the Mighty Mouth, the Mouth That Roared, the Marvelous Mouth, Claptrap Cash, Cash the Brash, and, most famously, the Louisville Lip.
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Millions of Floridians are ready to get on with their recovery from Hurricane Irma, which roared through the state earlier this week, pummeling homes and flooding streets.
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"We're going to get that belt in November in Madison Square Garden," he roared to the jubilant crowd after finishing a Dutch clean sweep on the night.
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The blaze, which started last Friday, has roared through nearly 2783,000 acres (13,000 hectares) of drought-parched chaparral, grass and timber into the Los Padres National Forest.
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He roared back to top form winning the Wimbledon title and is a strong favorite to add a 14th major crown to his collection at Flushing Meadows.
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The resulting tsunami of mud roared through river valleys in two states, killing at least 17 and dumping mine waste as far away as the Atlantic Ocean.
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Ashley Judd: The actress roared, "I feel Hitler in these streets" during the January Women's March Amy Schumer: The "Snatched" star raged against more than just Trump.
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The Grizzlies roared back to trim the deficit to 97-95 with 2:34 left after Porter's back-to-back 3-pointers put Washington up 95-83.
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When Hurricane Sandy roared across the east coast in a classic "October Surprise," Obama flexed leadership skills and empathy just over a week before the 2012 election.
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Rahm sank four birdies in his first five holes, and after dropping a shot at the seventh, roared back with further gains on the next two holes.
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A SpaceX rocket that flew just two months ago with a NASA satellite roared back into action Friday, launching fresh space supplies for the International Space Station.
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The delirious crowd roared, mad with delight and disbelief as their New York Rangers prepared to lift the trophy for the first time in 943 long years.
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And futures prices have not roared back, they say, in large part because of persistent concerns among grain traders over massive global stocks and tepid demand growth.
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The Timberwolves roared back from a 25-point deficit, cutting the margin to 115-110 on a Karl-Anthony Towns dunk with just under four minutes remaining.
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A hawkish-sounding Fed could further boost the dollar, which has roared higher in recent weeks, erasing its year-to-date losses versus a basket of currencies.
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Volatility roared into global markets in February after a prolonged calm in 2017, roiling stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities, and remained elevated through the end of March.
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Thomas roared through the regular season, annihilating opponents in the fourth quarter with an improved pull-up jumper that complemented his collection of impossibly slippery hesitation moves.
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A month earlier, when the 81-year-old Ms. Jackson accepted the Evening Standard Award for "King Lear" at the Old Vic, the crowd roared its approval.
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Ms. Jackson — with a helmet of cropped coppery hair, no visible makeup and a black and white dress from Marks & Spencer — roared right back at her audience.
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For racial anxiety, enter the nightmare of "Get Out," which was released early last year but has roared back onto the radar for best-of-2017 lists.
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Before the #MeToo movement roared to life, Allen's memoir would probably have set off a bidding war and commanded six or seven figures, given his cultural status.
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By late Thursday, fire officials said perhaps as many as 0003,000 structures had been damaged; as the fire roared just south of Chico, 15,000 structures were threatened.
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Djokovic, who 20 minutes earlier appeared overwhelmed by the conditions, pumped his right fist, then both fists and roared, "Come on," with virtually everything he could muster.
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As Mr. Scalise recorded the first out, the crowd, which had earlier in the evening paid tribute to him, leapt to its feet and roared with respect.
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Stocks roared higher on Tuesday after news that some Chinese imports would be spared from a 10% tariff increase the Trump administration plans to impose on Sept.
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BANGKOK — The wall of water, unleashed by a dam failure, roared through a half-dozen rural villages in Laos, sweeping away hundreds of people in its torrents.
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Hillsides eroded by the Thomas Fire came loose, and devastating mudslides roared through Montecito, killing more than 20 people and damaging the homes of several Patagonia employees.
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" He added, as Bill Clinton leapt to his feet and roared a cheer, "I hope you don't mind, Bill, but I was just telling the truth, man.
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The group, which had faded in the 1870s, roared back to life, this time as a nationwide movement, bent on defending a racist and nativist American ideal.
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Following Parasite's surprise Oscar win for Best Picture earlier this month, an age-old debate has roared to life once more: Which is better, subtitling or dubbing?
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Fans roared as he celebrated with teammates after returning to the dugout, and he climbed to the top step and waved his batting helmet toward the stands.
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"We have to do everything that we can to elect Secretary Clinton!" he roared to crowds while stumping for her in North Carolina days before the election.
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Just over a year after the Camp Fire roared through Paradise, California, killing 85 people and torching 19,000 homes and other buildings, some former homeowners are rebuilding.
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" Mr. Edwards's supporters, packed into a hotel ballroom in Baton Rouge, roared as they watched his vote total eclipse Mr. Rispone's, chanting "JBE!" and "four more years!
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At the beginning of his presidency, Trump "roared" and citizens in Guatemala and El Salvador stopped sending their children on top of trains to the U.S. border.
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The Astros have since roared back, taking the next three games in Washington, giving Houston two chances at home to secure their second championship in three seasons.
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He roared back after a nearly six-month break to play some of his finest tennis: hitting through his one-handed backhand with new power and conviction.
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Many conservationists and medical professionals, including members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, hoped it would be permanent, but the trade roared back after the crisis ended.
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It's a condition that was nearing eradication at the end of the last century, but that has since roared back with cases nearly tripling in five years.
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"The whole health insurance space came down too far, too fast, so when UnitedHealth delivered a fantastic quarter [with] great guidance, its stock roared back," he said.
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A noisy crowd of more than 4,000 at Riocentro roared as Om made his final attempt in the clean and jerk at 169kg to take the lead.
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A weather system that roared across the country from the Rockies through the Midwest is socking parts of the Northeast with up to 20 inches of snow.
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Lane roared toward the island chain early this week as the most powerful type of hurricane measured: a Category 22020 on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale.
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Sullivan, playing a hole ahead, roared in delight and punched the air after sinking a long putt on the final hole for a share of the lead.
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Volatility, as measured by the VIX, roared higher on Monday as panicked selling and algorithm-driven trades caused the Dow to drop hundreds of points within minutes.
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Providence roared to a 239-235 lead and was up 210-210 after a 251-pointer by White at the 33:23 mark of the first half.
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Authorities in Cox's Bazar and neighboring Chittagong district evacuated 350,000 people from low-lying areas before the storm roared in from the Bay of Bengal on Tuesday.
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The first explosive fire of the season roared across Northern California on Monday, scorching thousands of acres, razing several homes and forcing hundreds of residents to flee.
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In July 2017, another Simorgh roared off a launchpad at the Imam Khomeini Space Center, a complex east of Tehran named for the nation's first supreme leader.
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It first roared onto the scene a couple years ago in Japan with the tagline and philosophy "Crappiness trumps strategy," and I've been a fan ever since.
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"It's the 'mouse that roared' — presumably the party would have to have some sort of incentive to let [itself] get taken over by another party," Magarian said.
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"Because everyone in L.A. knows, if you want to win, sit next to Marcia Clark," he said as the crowd roared and the pair looked less than amused.
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"For Alba!" one man roared, using the Gaelic name for Scotland, as another waved a giant Scottish flag before the imposing backdrop of Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh's landmark peak.
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Dubai's economy roared back and has grown by a third since then, buoyed by foreign trade, tourism and its status as the main regional hub for business services.
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He has hoisted the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup five times since, including a hat-trick of titles from 2011-13, all roared on by Melbourne's big Serbian community.
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Bashing consecutive aces with her first two serves, Sharapova roared through without dropping a game, closing out the match when her 183rd-ranked opponent swiped a backhand long.
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He roared after his strike from the penalty spot just about kept United clinging on in fifth place in the race for the top four Champions League spots.
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Roared on by their supporters, world and European champions Serbia brushed aside Olympic champions Croatia as Dusan Mandic and Andrija Prlainovic scored three goals each for the hosts.
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Another, Al-Hayat, roared "Jerusalem is the Symbol of Palestinian Endurance" in a red-letter headline over an image of the city's mosque compound flanked by Palestinian flags.
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And though the audience roared in approval at the heights of the film, the real magic came when the film ended and the stars came to the stage.
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"This was a wildfire in a city," Santa Rosa Mayor Chris Coursey told NPR Tuesday morning, describing how it roared across the hills and into his city's streets.
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"Those who can come to Jakarta better have the guts to do so and prepare a will for your family," he added, as the crowd roared in response.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - One person died in a house fire as Hurricane Harvey roared across Rockport, Texas, overnight, Mayor Charles J. Wax said in a news conference on Saturday.
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However, Meek will be roared on by his travelling contingent of fans, dubbed the "Valhalla Army", who will be as loud and vociferous as ever in Milan's Palasesto.
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Later, the crowd roared with applause when showrunner and genre television darling Emily Andras announced the second season would run 12 episodes, rather than the previously announced 10.
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Fans at the Mexico game roared with applause when news of the first goal spread and started throwing beers and everything else they could get their hands on.
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Russian's 14th seed Daria Kasatkina roared back from 4-1 down in the opening set to beat Australian Ashleigh Barty 7-5 6-3 in the third round.
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While PepsiCo is up 7 percent in the past year, and Coca-Cola has rallied 14 percent, National Beverage has roared 89 percent higher in the same period.
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Minority Threat was second on the bill, after the neon-drenched, hardcore/hip-hop fusion outfit Rebelmatic, and roared through a tight 22-minute set seemingly without blinking.
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Nineteen members of the elite Granite Mountain Hotshots died in the lightning-caused, wind-whipped blaze that roared across drought-parched land northeast of Phoenix in June 2013.
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But Texas roared back down the field in response, with the Longhorns' score coming on a 217-yard jump pass from wide receiver Lil'Jordan Humphrey to Collin Johnson.
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The U.S. roared into the Beijing gold medal game unbeaten in 22 Olympic contests, a streak of dominance stretching all the way back to the 2000 Sydney Games.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Italian Olympic champion Elia Viviani roared to victory in the RideLondon Surrey Classic on Sunday with a perfectly-timed surge to the line on The Mall.
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Markets roared back on Monday with their best day since August 2015 on hopes that the world's two largest economies were willing to renegotiate tariffs and trade imbalances.
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Consequently, banks have underperformed, with the SPDR S&P Bank ETF gaining just 4.3 percent this year while the broader has roared to a nearly 14 percent gain.
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They groaned when her senior season was cut short by a knee injury and roared with approval when she returned to the court and began her professional career.
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The collapse of Mt. Gox was seen as a test for bitcoin, which roared to a record high near $20,000 last year but has pulled back significantly since.
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Emerging markets stocks, which have roared in 2017, are highly correlated to U.S. stocks, and the Vanguard official said that would hold if U.S. stocks experience a downturn.
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And, as if to send a signal that he knew what Mr. Cruz was up to, Mr. Trump's 757 roared over the gathering while the senator was speaking.
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Fed by a buffet of shrubs squeezed of moisture and coaxed by the wind, the flames roared through 2000,224 acres, then 254,500 acres in a matter of hours.
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When Colon doubled earlier in the fifth, rounding first base with the stability of an adolescent on ice skates for the first time, the crowd roared with delight.
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The surprise, as Germany approaches the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Wall, is the speed with which these debates have roared back into the public sphere.
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Standing in the ashes of his burned home on Friday, Dan Pritchett told KNBC-TV that he and his brother stayed until a wall of flames roared near.
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On Friday, as the fire roared down the hill along the Skyway, I thought of my stepdad's house where my mother and I had lived during my childhood.
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The suit covers activities in 2015 and 2016, years when Apple saw a dip in performance before it roared back with a trillion-dollar market cap in 2017.
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Iowa roared through the toughest part of its schedule with one loss, picking up two wins against Michigan State, two against Purdue, and a home victory against Michigan.
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The same week that my driver in Varanasi was forced to wash his own plate, the issue of caste roared back to the forefront of Indian political life.
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When the out was recorded, Verlander roared and pumped his fists, then waited — along with Altuve and Correa — to high-five Springer as he came off the field.
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A new variation of the Ebola virus roared through three countries in West Africa, killing more than 11,000 people in one of the worst pandemics in recent history.
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In the men's room, where a pleasantly crenulated green-and-white tile motif adorns the walls, traffic was brisk and the hand dryer roared like a happy lion.
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A separate wildfire in Northern California, the Camp Fire, roared during the same period and has killed at least 88 people, though it was contained on Nov. 25.
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On Sunday night, fierce wind gusts whipped up a firestorm that roared down the hill from Napa into Sonoma and destroyed thousands of homes in a few hours.
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As an American transiting through Narita from Seoul, my two-hour layover turned into a 24-hour-plus nightmare as the earthquake roared through Japan between my flights.
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As the unemployment rate has fallen in recent months and the economy has roared, one central question has bedeviled the American job market: Where is the wage growth?
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And the evening when Ms. McMahon recoiled, pulling away, as another man sidled up, called her a "big-breasted beauty" and forcibly kissed her as the crowd roared.
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The pleas for help, arriving in text messages and on Facebook, have not relented, filling Lymaris Albors's phone since the hurricane that roared across Puerto Rico, her homeland.
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But it is shifting south and west, where wildfires have roared, pushing toward California, Nevada and New Mexico with temperatures in the mid- to high 3003s, forecasters said.
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The fans roared their approval, and the decibel level steadily rose, the songs of defiance and delight echoing around Goodison Park, empty apart from that one ecstatic corner.
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Johnson was forced to start from the rear of the field because of a gear change, but he roared past Kyle Larson in overtime on the final restart.
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No. 214 Baylor 264, Iowa State 249 MaCio Teague scored 217 points and led a balanced offensive attack as the Bears roared past the Cyclones at Ames, Iowa.
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Levin roared his response, earning Twitter praise from the president, but Henry's sharp questioning stood out to me: There he was upsetting Trump's narrative on Trump's favorite show.
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The cause of the fire, which roared through a nearly 100-year-old house on 208th Street on April 23, remains under investigation, a Fire Department spokesman said.
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Japan, who have arrived without the injured Kei Nishikori, roared back into the encounter with a surprise victory as Yoshihito Nishioka overcame Gael Monfils 7-5 63-2.
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When the camera shifted to a live shot of Nadal watching the tribute, the fans in Arthur Ashe Stadium roared and Nadal dropped his head into his hands.
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Having been beaten down in recent months by falling interest rates and rising concern over Brazil's economy, the real roared back this week, rallying 2.6% against the dollar.
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The Red Raiders led by just six points at halftime but roared out of the break with a 15-113 run that pushed their advantage to 51-32.
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Flanked by tanks in front of the Lincoln Memorial, President Trump gave a Fourth of July speech mostly dedicated to the armed forces, as fighter jets roared overhead.
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They attended the same classes, and in February she learned that he was directing "The Mouse That Roared" for the Bard Hall Players, Columbia's medical school theater troupe.
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Murray's serve, meanwhile, was misfiring and, under darkening skies and roared on by a partisan crowd, he had to dig deep to stay on terms with the Australian.
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More than a week after Hurricane Florence roared onto land along the coastal Carolinas, hundreds of roads remain closed and thousands of residents remain out of their homes.
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Coalition jets roared overhead as columns of white smoke rose from the Islamic State-held Baghouz area a short distance from the Iraqi border, a Reuters witness said.
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It took several minutes for Sanders to quiet his most vociferous supporters, who roared at his introduction and delayed the beginning of his speech with chants and cheers.
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But the Internationals could hear the drums beating when Woods's team roared back on Saturday afternoon, dominating the foursomes 3-1 to cut the deficit to two points.
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Regulators, judges, professionals and market participants, who had often not known each other before, were catapulted into the center of a cascading liquidity crisis that roared across borders.
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Where once there was a deserted riverbank, now pickup trucks roared up to discharge people into boats, while gaudily painted buses waited for them on the other side.
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Republicans roared at most every flourish, cheering loudest early on, it seemed, for the first lady, Melania Trump, her black dress sparkling as she waved from the balcony.
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Coastlines are clean and iconic beach bars, like Foxy's and the Soggy Dollar on Jost Van Dyke, the smallest of the four islands, have roared back to life.
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The sellout crowd at Busch Stadium roared its approval when Molina was introduced before the game, prompting the catcher to doff his cap twice as the cheers continued.
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She lay across her mother on the floor and tried to shelter both of them with a fallen bathroom cabinet as another wave of wind roared over them.
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Most famously, every episode of an MTM series ended with the company's production logo — a kitten meowing, a knowing wink toward the lion that roared before MGM movies.
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RiRi was singing "Love the Way You Lie", her hit song with Eminem, when the audience roared the words back at her, and it was just too much.
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Jets from Akinci piloted by the rebels roared low over Istanbul and Ankara repeatedly during the chaos of Friday night, shattering windows and terrifying civilians with sonic booms.
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Oklahoma City roared back in the third quarter to score 41 points, 12 from Westbrook, who tied the score at 87-87 with 3:39 left in the period.
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He then roared through the turn with five straight birdies from the first before the streak came to a screeching halt with a bogey at the par-three sixth.
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But he has roared back to his best, and is a huge favorite to win a third successive Grand Slam title after triumphing at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open.
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After killing at least 81 people in the Philippines, Typhoon Mangkhut roared over Hong Kong and the neighbouring Chinese province of Guangdong, where it killed at least two others.
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Tracing a path similar to the one tracked by Florence, Hurricane Fran picked up steam crossing the Atlantic and roared past the Bahamas to become a Category 287 storm.
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Boldrini said a demonstration of tens of thousands had gathered on the streets of Rome at the same time her appointment was announced, and the crowd roared its approval.
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The 17-times grand slam champion roared through the first set in 21 minutes as he conceded just two points on his own serve and broke the Belgian twice.
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The S&P 500 roared back from a post-Brexit sell-off to set a record high, but several factors lead me to believe the rally has no legs.
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She wore a lemon yellow T-shirt emblazoned top to bottom: THIS SHOULD BE MY SON The crowd roared, Patricia smiled, blew a kiss, and raised her open arms.
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Its strength outstripped that of Hurricane Florence, which achieved maximum sustained winds of 150 kph (90 mph) when it roared into North Carolina in the United States on Friday.
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China's new J-20 stealth fighter demanded plenty of attention as it roared over the heads of spectators during its public debut at the Zhuhai air show this week.
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Murray roared on to close out the match with a dismissive crosscourt winner and reached his fifth final at Melbourne Park and fourth against the Serbian world number one.
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The agricultural business may still be in rough shape, but Deere demonstrated to Wall Street that it can still do more with less, which is why the stock roared.
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No, Garoppolo was playing great quarterback: The Pats roared out to a 23-0 lead, well on their way to starting 2-0 during Tom Brady's four-game suspension.
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"It is time for us to rise up, the way other generations have risen up," Williamson said in her January announcement speech as a crowd of her acolytes roared.
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It will be months before the full impact is known, but Hurricane Matthew already inflicted major loss of life and property before it roared up Florida's east coast Friday.
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