And rocked a headband like we've never seen a headband rocked before. 4.
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"I could have rocked that room, I really could have rocked it," he said.
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And thank you to Coldplay – thank you so much, you've rocked the palace, you've rocked the palace!
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Hailey Baldwin rocked a wash of bright pink, while others rocked lime green, bright turquoise and orange.
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It was a wild fight, as the first thirty seconds alone saw Barnett rocked once, and Arlovski rocked twice.
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And a few months ago when the Wall Street Journal ran a piece saying chief financial officers were instructing teams to stop using Excel, finance operations around the globe were rocked — as rocked as finance teams can get rocked.
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That just so rocked us, like it did so many, and it absolutely rocked our older son, who was 12 at the time.
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For me, the ultimate black girl who rocked, and my black girl who rocked fairy god momma is the late great Maya Angelou.
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Before he rocked the seven kingdoms with truth bombs and drunken wit, Tyrion Lannister A.K.A. Peter Dinklage rocked the stage with his punk band.
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As the storm churned toward land, high winds rocked the few remaining cars circulating, littered streets palm tree debris and rocked sailboats in their docks.
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However it came to be ... they rocked the house.
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This strudel rocked — and it wasn't the beer talking.
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No question about it ... the Caribbean queen rocked it.
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Explosion 'rocked neighborhood' The second bomb, which witnesses say "rocked the neighborhood," went off as elderly residents lined up outside the General Retirement Department waiting for their pensions to be handed out.
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A blood transfusion scandal rocked the country in the 291s.
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For a pop of color, Longoria rocked a purple eyeshadow.
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It's official: The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has rocked Paris.
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Other band members rocked to the beat in their seats.
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The very foundation of your nascent relationship has been rocked.
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It's a hair trend that Kaley Cuoco just rocked, too.
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Occurring in such rapid succession, the incidents rocked the country.
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The 2015 police killing of Ricky Ball rocked Columbus, Mississippi.
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Paris has again been rocked by violent protests this weekend.
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And, AB is consistently losing and getting rocked by life.
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I mean, I've sat through a few and they rocked!
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She also rocked a label true to her American roots.
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Regardless of the exact circumstances, protests have rocked the city.
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A tradition 90 years in the making rocked the holiday!
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In 2001, they rocked the Super Bowl halftime show together.
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Attila the Bun rocked a messy updo during her heists.
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Then huge blast rocked before #BeachView gate followed by gunshots.
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Todd Akin, whose comments about "legitimate rape" rocked his campaign.
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Monroe, meanwhile, rocked a silver floral dress and black flats.
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Kardashian also rocked the hue when hocking Protein World shakes.
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Musically, I was surprised at how hard the songs rocked.
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The nation will soon be rocked by the Manafort trials.
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A dog in Taipei, Taiwan, rocked a flat top hairstyle.
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Attacks have rocked America, Belgium, France and, most recently, Germany.
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She also rocked the bling in a recent Instagram post.
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The bank has been rocked by scandals in recent months.
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The comedian rocked a classic tuxedo for his hosting duties.
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The BOP has been rocked by scandals in recent years.
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Afghanistan attack Once again, a terror attack has rocked Kabul.
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They also rocked out together at Super Bowl XXXV, FYI.
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The revelations have rocked his campaign over the past week.
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In 2009, a spasm of deadly ethnic conflict rocked Urumqi.
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Later, news of two immunity deals rocked the White House.
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Mr. Babchenko's colleagues in Moscow were rocked by the news.
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Spain has been rocked to its core by the coronavirus.
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I rocked a pixie cut and spent hundreds on makeup.
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Jameela Jamil rocked a strapless dress made from frayed fabric.
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Avan Jogia rocked wavy hair for most of his career.
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An hour later, at least four loud blasts rocked Riyadh.
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My world felt so rocked, or more than that — imploded.
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Overnight, earthquakes associated with the rumbling volcano rocked many areas.
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That community has recently been rocked by sexual abuse scandals.
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The Toronto area has been rocked by recent gun violence.
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RUMBLE: THE INDIANS WHO ROCKED THE WORLD (2017) 10 p.m.
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In the 103s and 540s, volcanic eruptions rocked the globe.
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Back in 2013, a series of grim scandals rocked Europe.
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The accusations have rocked fans from South Korea and abroad.
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Gabrielle Union rocked a powerhouse pony in "Bring it On."
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Central African Republic has been rocked by sectarian violence since 2013.
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Photo: GettySexual misconduct allegations have rocked Silicon Valley's world this year.
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But the very human failures of the present rocked their arguments.
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Has anyone outside of Germany actually rocked out to David Hasselhoff?
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Corruption scandals rocked Petrobras, Petroecuador and Pemex, as well as PDVSA.
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The aspiring deejay also rocked some long facial hair and dreadlocks.
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Over the past year, two digital disasters have rocked the internet.
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It also wasn't the only enhancement Robbie rocked at the festival.
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Our hips rocked side to side, keeping pace with the rhythm.
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The allegations against him rocked the department, the school, the town.
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Sammi was napping on the sofa when Ben rocked her awake.
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Now think of the (many) times she rocked an oversized blazer.
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The clerical sex abuse scandal has rocked the Catholic Church worldwide.
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It would surely result in me getting rocked into next year.
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On September 20, Hurricane María rocked the island of Puerto Rico.
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The uncertainty around Brexit has rocked global markets and spooked allies.
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We are all deeply affected, we are all rocked by this.
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The instructor is seven months pregnant and she rocked the class!
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The sense that old certainties are crumbling has rocked America's allies.
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He frowned, he rocked back and forth, he paced, wandered, etc.
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Five years ago, Cory Monteith's tragic death rocked the entertainment industry.
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However, another scandal has rocked the world of eSports this year.
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The revelations rocked Boston and caused ripples throughout the Catholic world.
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He also rocked a pair of black shades and matching sneakers.
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Westminster has been rocked by scandals about sexual harassment and bullying.
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And when we say everyone rocked the look, we mean everyone.
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South Korea's decision not to had rocked that assumption, he said.
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Paris Hilton rocked a Michael Costello cut-out dress in 2014.
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I just loved music that rocked me in a special way.
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Bey rocked a relaxed look for 3 straight days around Manhattan.
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" Don says his young son's question "rocked him to the core.
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This tragedy rocked the city of Portland and the entire nation.
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Chance the Rapper also rocked the room with a tight set.
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Uber's been rocked by one scandal after another in recent months.
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Paradis, meanwhile, rocked a straw fedora and a tailored gray suit.
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The RL exec just like how the kids rocked their clothes.
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Fun fact: She rocked bright blue locks a few years ago.
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The situation rocked the Derby community, leading to many conspiracy theories.
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For more on how Comey's dramatic account rocked Washington, click here.
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Bachelor Nation aficionados, be prepared to have your world totally rocked.
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At the same time, Chicago has been rocked by violent crime.
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Jonas rocked a black leather jacket as he posed for photos.
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Bianca Leonor Quiñones, who goes by QUIN, rocked a sheer ensemble.
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J Balvin rocked one of the wildest hairstyles of the night.
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Chanel West Coast rocked a tiger print on the red carpet.
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Iskra Lawrence rocked neutrals at the Savage X Fenty runway show.
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Theron rocked another white pantsuit at the "Gringo" premiere in 2018.
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He "never made an album that 'rocked' in any conventional way"?
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Regardless of the verdict, the case has rocked Menendez's political career.
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Buffeted by these conflicts, Ukraine's banking system was rocked by crisis.
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In October, Graham rocked a maternity minidress in New York City.
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Kristin Cavallari rocked a radiant yellow gown on the purple carpet.
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On Sunday she rocked a metallic gold pantsuit, complete with pockets.
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Lastly, to every single woman that rocked that runway with me.
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MD: I've pretty much rocked a pirate hat since day one.
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Federico Juarez was present when the first explosion rocked the market.
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Or was it the "dieselgate" scandal that rocked European car makers?
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BRAZEN Rebel Ladies Who Rocked the World By Pénélope Bagieu Illustrated.
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But this area has been rocked by instability in recent weeks.
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The sound "rocked heaven and earth," the state news agency said.
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The sound "rocked heaven and earth," the state news agency said.
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The last of these tracks, "Abillera," didn't just swing; it rocked.
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The exchanges have rocked global markets and threaten the global economy.
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The guy rocked sideways and then flopped forward on his face.
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The country has also been rocked by years of political instability.
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Anti-government protests have rocked Hong Kong for four months now.
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Echoes of the Yellow Vest violence that rocked France are resurfacing.
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The explosion rocked Watson Grinding and Manufacturing around 4:15 a.m.
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For their performance at the 2014 AMAs, Styles rocked a Sgt.
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Juul laid off 650 workers after federal investigations rocked the company.
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Two deadly crashes have rocked the Marine Corps in recent weeks.
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Violent protests have rocked Venezuela, with nearly 100 deaths so far.
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Then, it was present until explosions rocked the summit in 1924.
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Explosions had rocked Tel Abyad earlier in the night, they said.
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Separately, the Clinton campaign was rocked by its own data breach.
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The White House was rocked by the backlash to the announcement.
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To be fair, Styles has rocked a look like this before.
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Tyler Shawn Dunlap was sleeping when the explosion rocked his house.
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The first explosion at the plant rocked Port Neches early Wednesday.
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Saint Lucia representative Bebiana Mangal rocked a neon suit on Thursday.
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He looked at the ground and rocked gently back and forth.
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Precipitous declines in print advertising rocked the newspaper industry last year.
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Three hours after the main tremor, a strong aftershock rocked Tirana.
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Iraq has been rocked by mass anti-government protests since Oct.
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Then, it was present until explosions rocked the summit in 1924.
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The trade saga has rocked both the Pelicans and the Lakers.
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Massive protests have also rocked Paraguay, Peru, Haiti, Bolivia and Venezuela.
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My relationship to the phone and the internet is still rocked.
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Retail stocks are getting rocked in the fallout of the trade war.
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I'll cherish every time we hung out or rocked a stage together.
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And she even rocked the new look at the 2016 Met Gala.
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And she's not the only one — Princess Diana also rocked the look.
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Both rocked black shoes, with Dewan in heels and Kazee in loafers.
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In 2014, the singer rocked a pair tuxedo shorts to the Oscars.
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And when their makeshift government is rocked, a democratic election is called.
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Pena Nieto's administration has been rocked by a series of corruption scandals.
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Demi Lovato rocked her unapologetic performance at the 2017 American Music Awards.
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Of course, this isn't the first time Lawrence rocked the textured look.
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Singers like Halsey and Jessie J have also rocked the buzzed look.
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The ship was steady enough, but I was rocked by the vitriol.
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For example, in May the entire group rocked varying shades of brunette.
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Hundreds of earthquakes have rocked the island since the first fissure opened.
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The KISS shirt that Russell Westbrook rocked to the OKC Thunder vs.
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If the youth rocked the vote, the logic went, Remain would win.
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The news of my parents' murder-suicide rocked our small island community.
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In the early 2000s, celebrities rocked huge, wrap-around — or "shield" — sunglasses.
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Meanwhile, Ashley rocked a long, black blazer with matching baggy dress pants.
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Another "stealth devaluation" roughly six months later also rocked markets, Timmer said.
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Now, this isn't actually the first time Efron's rocked a lighter 'do.
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Both rocked sunglasses for the photo, with Gomez peaking out above hers.
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Charlotte has been rocked by continued protests after the shooting of Scott.
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The teen even rocked blue contacts to fully copy Aguilera's throwback look.
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She also rocked a pair of white sneakers to complete her outfit.
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Nori opted for cute sneakers while her mama rocked see-through heels.
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They cry when they need to be fed, burped, rocked or changed.
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The meeting came amid rising trade tensions that have rocked agricultural markets.
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No shirts were invited, but Drizzy rocked a truly stunning robe poolside.
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The reality star rocked a skimpy ensemble Sunday night on her Instagram.
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He took me in his arms and rocked me like a baby.
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On Sunday, Queen Bey rocked up to the Grammys with Jay-Z.
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Paris has been rocked by Islamist violence in the past few years.
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"Child, child, child," mumbled one robot, as they rocked an empty cradle.
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He also rocked a gold chain and his current favorite hairstyle, blond.
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This isn't the first time Meghan has rocked a chic tuxedo dress.
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That came after he had gotten rocked in his previous two starts.
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She sank into the couch and rocked slightly, clutching Jeanne's unopened gift.
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Oil prices have been rocked by recent comments from President Donald Trump.
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I took it, wore it, rocked it gave it a new direction.
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For a date full of shoveling cow poop these ladies rocked it.
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Big pharma has been rocked by scandal over the past two years.
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Destiny's Child rocked matching camouflage outfits in their video for "Survivor" (2001).
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J-Lo has rocked a variety of memorable ensembles over the years.
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But protests demanding his resignation have rocked San Juan through the week.
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Over the years many stars have rocked styles with and without bangs.
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In the early days of the Jonas Brothers, Joe Jonas rocked bangs.
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Lopez rocked a red ensemble at the Billboard Music Awards in 2014.
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Two blasts rocked Zaventem airport, including one near an American Airlines desk.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones rocked the purple carpet in a hot-pink gown.
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YouTuber Loey Lane rocked the red carpet in lingerie and satin gloves.
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We got the recordings, posted them and it rocked the sports world.
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Democrats were rocked last month when the No. 4 House Democrat, Rep.
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Before that, he rocked out in 83 Needles, an "indietronica" chip duo.
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And yes, the look Cher rocked on stage this weekend is included.
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Hollywood, of course, has been rocked especially hard by the Weinstein ripple.
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The death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia rocked the political world.
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I rocked the show and soon enough I was making money DJing.
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Last year, she rocked turquoise mermaid-inspired hair down to her waist.
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Yodel Kid rocked Stagecoach Friday night ... upstaging Florida Georgia Line no less.
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You're still coming down from yesterday's intense eclipse, which rocked your relationships.
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One moodily reflects an unseen light, another is rocked by stormy waves.
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"Hidden Figures" star Taraji P. Henson rocked a custom Alberta Ferretti number.
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Since the scandal broke, the academy has been further rocked by resignations.
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The spread of coronavirus across the world has rocked the global economy.
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Cuzz, who rocked braids and an Unruly tee, was sparse on words.
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Anti-government protests have rocked Hong Kong for over four months now.
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In 2006, allegations of financial misbehavior rocked a series of GOP members.
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The E.O.A.A. report, which was eventually leaked to KSTP, rocked the program.
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He rocked in place and refused to eat or drink for days.
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Germany has recently been rocked by violence linked to the far right.
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Most recently, the island was rocked by a 5.2 aftershock Friday. Gov.
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Chef Antoni Porowski rocked a perfectly tailored tux with a bow tie.
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I often sported a blue jumpsuit; Erik rocked out skinny jean shorts.
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Anti-government protests have rocked the city for over four months now.
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He gave me the shoes and I rocked them in the game.
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Like many others, I was rocked by her unshakable clarity of mission.
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Global sentiment has been rocked by a wild session on Wall Street.
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We started using in-ear monitors today and rocked through four tunes.
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The embattled city has been rocked by months of anti-government protests.
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She rocked up to the Academy Awards in a dress with pockets.
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Both royal women also rocked statement drop earrings to complement their ensembles.
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The explosion felt like it rocked their homes, neighbors told the station.
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An FBI investigation that was revealed last month rocked the sports world.
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Lucy Liu rocked a purple gown at the Tony Awards in June.
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Turmeric, rosemary, and rum: my love and I are rocked in time.
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Pink rocked a bright red mohawk with a multic0lored sarong style dress.
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Congress isn't the only U.S. legislature that's been rocked by the coronavirus.
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An opportunity arrived in 1972, when a series of explosions rocked Manila.
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The league has been rocked by a host of domestic violence scandals.
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Paula Abdul rocked a playful pony in the "Forever Your Girl" video.
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Rihanna rocked a sky-high pony that paired perfectly with her look.
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With its Prime Wardrobe program, Amazon has rocked yet another industry: Apparel.
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The theft rocked the bitcoin community and sent the currency's price plummeting.
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Em rocked a matching leopard print outfit ... meanwhile, Seb was feelin' blue.
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Paris was rocked in 2015 by multiple attacks that killed 130 people.
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The dance floor — rocked by tunes from DJ Cassidy — was in full swing.
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ROLLING PROTESTS have rocked the island after leaked texts revealed the governor's insults.
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But the marriage was rocked by Fosse's near-constant infidelity, addiction, and depression.
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When the electron was discovered in 1897, it rocked the world of physics.
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YG also rocked a vest in tribute of their late pal, Nipsey Hussle.
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She's like a rocked out Carole King with a serious injection of grit.
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Hair chameleons, like Kylie Jenner and Shay Mitchell, have rocked the soft shade.
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With three cities rocked by violence, the anger, sorrow, and turmoil are overwhelming.
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Back in April, Kylie Jenner rocked some neon yellow highlighter hair for Coachella.
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The company has been rocked by tariffs in the U.S.-China trade war.
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Kyler rocked a dope pink suit, Nick Bosa had some Ohio State swag.
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The center of Jakarta, the capital, was rocked by explosions and gunfire today.
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"Her love for God — that rocked my world from the start," Foehner explained.
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If the drone ship is rocked hard enough, that connection will cut out.
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This senseless act of violence has rocked our Poly Cheer and Song family.
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Violent protests rocked Milwaukee after the shooting of Sylville Smith in mid-August.
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But this isn't the first time the two have rocked the same look.
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Yet 3G's leaders have rocked the consumer industry like few investors in history.
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THREE THINGS stand out about the protesters who rocked Hong Kong this week.
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Meanwhile, European markets continued to be rocked by political turmoil stemming from Italy.
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Italy earthquakes Yet, another quake rocked central Italy over the weekend, injuring 20.
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HK/SIN, following another round of protests that rocked the city on Sunday.
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Declines in the currency had rocked global markets last month and last August.
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This statewide plague has rocked communities as prison populations for drug offenders swell.
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Kleiner Perkins was recently rocked by the departure of legendary investor Mary Meeker.
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Once it did, though, the legendary arena rocked as it hasn't in years.
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Ice-T and Coco Austin have consistently rocked the Halloween couples costume game.
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Though the actors retained control of their accounts, their faith was, understandably, rocked.
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Hong Kong has been rocked by political unrest for nearly three months now.
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Williams even rocked a stellar new bright pink hair color for the occasion.
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Killam, also 36, rocked a plaid navy suit with coordinating shirt and tie.
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Baghdad Several bombings have rocked the Iraqi capital of Baghdad in recent days.
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Kardashian looked glamorous in a glittery gold minidress, while West rocked a tuxedo.
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A province in northern Iran is the region most recently rocked with tragedy.
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"Dada," Stormi, who rocked a grey sweatpant ensemble and red sneakers, then declared.
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Once upon a time, Destiny's Child, *NSYNC, and TLC rocked the synchronized movements.
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Crude firmed in early trade after a deadly suicide bombing rocked central Istanbul.
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The crime rocked the small South Carolina town and also had national implications.
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President Trump rocked Washington on Tuesday when he fired FBI Director James Comey.
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Bey rocked a long floral dress, sunhat and large shades during the date.
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Dressed in a red robe, Gabriella danced and rocked along to the music.
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The restrictions have drawn protests from the Chinese government and rocked ZTE's business.
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Everyone from LL Cool J to Britney Spears to Run DMC rocked them.
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Sexual misconduct allegations have rocked Hollywood, the media, and Capitol Hill this week.
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In Crosby, two blasts rocked a flooded chemical plant, and more could come.
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The book rocked the White House when excerpts were released earlier this month.
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This has rocked not only NZ but nations around the world, incl. ours.
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Twenty years ago today, Princess Diana's death rocked Britain, and indeed the world.
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At that moment, the submarine was rocked by a wave from another boat.
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The reality TV star rocked a far edgier look at this year's Emmys.
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But as soon as they went to bed, an airstrike rocked our house.
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"Vote=rocked," he captioned a shot of himself holding up his absentee ballot.
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"The floor gently rocked as if a big truck went by," Wilson said.
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Ride-sharing giant Uber was also rocked by widespread allegations of sexual harassment.
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See how four celebrities have rocked this tweaked take on bared shoulders, ahead.
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Soon Ezra was quiet and content as she rocked him back and forth.
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You're likely still recovering from yesterday's eclipse in Leo, which rocked your relationships.
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The news that there was a name—trichotillomania—"rocked my world," she says.
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Priyanka Chopra rocked a glimmering gown at Cannes, complete with a dramatic slit.
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We've seen it before ... Khloe rocked Adidas when she was with James Harden.
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Nate rocked him, hurt him standing and then finished him on the ground.
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The dormant engine exhaled a long depressurizing huff and rocked on its axles.
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The ensuing scandal rocked the Orange County district attorney's office and sheriff's department.
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An early-morning blast rocked the Dar Al Farooq mosque in Bloomington, Minn.
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Her death rocked Chillicothe, about 50 miles south of Columbus, where she lived.
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Pauletta Washington rocked a yellow maternity dress on the red carpet in 1991.
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Sudan has been rocked by near-daily demonstrations over the past two weeks.
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First, the global growth fears that rocked the stock market spilled into commodities.
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Lizzo rocked the hell out of a tiny, metallic gold, one-piece swimsuit.
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The next day, the sport was rocked when Canada was upset by Finland.
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Which is why #44 rocked a shark deterrent anklet while paddleboarding in Hawaii!
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Every day gun violence has rocked my community since before I was born.
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Across the Western world, insurgent parties and politicians have rocked the political establishment.
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Here are the exits that have rocked the West Wing since Trump's inauguration.
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The father of two twin girls, his death rocked their small midwestern town.
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The indictment comes in a year that has rocked the state's Republican Party.
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Speeding lasers and explosions rocked the area around us as the ships battled.
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His administration has been rocked by high-level staff turnover and communications challenges.
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The midwest isn't known for earthquakes, but Detroit has been rocked twice recently.
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She rocked it proudly for a selfie alongside model and DJ Sita Abellan.
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Twin explosions rocked Mount Carmel Cathedral, in downtown Jolo, as worshipers celebrated Mass.
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Geena Davis rocked the "naked" trend in 1992 — decades before it became popular.
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"Awards Landscape Rocked as Netflix Poaches Leading Strategist," the Hollywood Reporter headline read.
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The fallout has rocked the Catholic Church — and Americans' trust in the pope.
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A mysterious explosion has rocked the capital city — do you close your gates?
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She rocked an oversized hoodie and, other than some lip gloss, no makeup.
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Randall rocked a Ralph Lauren tuxedo with Louis Vuitton shoes and Burberry cufflinks.
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It's this image of Fairstein — as a pugnacious figure cramming the confessions of five teenage boys into the mold she's already determined they'll fill — that has rocked the viewers of When They See Us. And it has rocked Fairstein too.
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Perry, 22018, rocked a gold Versace ensemble and an enormous pair of angelic wings.
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Parkland is portrayed as an affluent, predominantly white suburb rocked by a rare tragedy.
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Check out the pics ... Bey looked flawless while Hova rocked a Gilligan bucket hat.
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JAY-Z, 48, rocked black jogger pants, white sneakers, and a striped polo shirt.
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Tom rocked a green blazer with a white tee ... looking sharp on all fronts.
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Venezuela and Nicaragua have been rocked by protests and violent crackdowns by the governments.
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She and Sabra also rocked matching "just married" hoodies later on in the night.
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I'm being rocked violently by a magnitude nine earthquake along with three other people.
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It's like rocked by sexual harassment scandals, which is one end of the spectrum.
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The abstract rumblings coming from the center of the room rocked me to sleep.
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The hairstylist rocked a white jumpsuit ahead of a double date with their pals.
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The scandal has rocked South Korea – and not just because it involves the president.
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Shulkin's tenure was rocked by a number of scandals before his ouster last Wednesday.
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"If U.S.-China relations go badly, all of Asia will be rocked," Mahbubani said.
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Price was rocked for seven runs and nine hits in 2 2/3 innings.
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Thailand was rocked by often deadly, on-off street protests between 2008 and 2014.
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His ascent was preceded by a corruption scandal that rocked political and financial institutions.
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The industry also has been rocked this year by rising commodities and transportation prices.
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Thinking of all the times we kicked it high and rocked down the house!
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The legislation was crafted after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake rocked Puerto Rico on Jan.
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The case has rocked the country, but also stirred a sense of déjà vu.
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Plus this is not the first time Gadot rocked flats during a big event.
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Hong Kong has been rocked by several months of protests from anti-government demonstrators.
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It was an infamous missing persons case that rocked rural Michigan back in 2014.
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The news rocked global financial markets, which had priced in a victory for remain.
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"Her love for God — that rocked my world from the start," Foehner told PEOPLE.
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Perry, 33, rocked a gold Versace ensemble and an enormous pair of angelic wings.
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Her sister rocked a plunging black pantsuit with peep-toe heels and hoop earrings.
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This Is Us star Chris Sullivan also rocked black nails with his black suit.
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In 2000, that essay sparked a memoir that rocked the industry entitled Kitchen Confidential.
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Turns out, many even rocked 2018's biggest trends long before Instagram even existed.
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Donald Trump's come from behind victory has rocked the political establishment around the globe.
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They rocked each other back and forth, sharing breaths, touching lips, but not kissing.
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This is the fourth time A Star Is Born has rocked the big screen.
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Besides the bass-heavy production, the introduction to the video still has us rocked.
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Now Bure is rocked by protests as a final decision on the project looms.
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He also rocked a pair of round-frame sunglasses as he walked the carpet.
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The Today show has been rocked by the recent Billy Bush/Donald Trump controversy.
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Bey rocked a middle part again, this time twisted up into a chic chignon.
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The actress rocked a white bikini top with black boy-shorts for the afternoon.
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But on Monday, she rocked a silky smooth look for her latest royal outing.
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Back in November 2016, New Zealand was rocked by a series of strong earthquakes.
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Elton John and Lady Gaga just rocked The Sunset Strip with a surprise show.
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She's previously rocked wigs in turquoise, blonde and navy blue (among many other shades).
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Earlier this month, the companies were rocked by an announcement from presidential candidate Sen.
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Katla, in southern Iceland, was rocked by quakes of magnitude 4.5 and 4.6 overnight.
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Julia Roberts is weighing in on the college admissions scandal that's rocked the America.
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Earlier an explosion rocked a police headquarters in the western part of the city.
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Iran is being rocked by its biggest wave of protests in nearly a decade.
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The explosions rocked the Quiapo district of Manila, police said, according to CNN Philippines.
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The Gaineses have made several other significant announcements that rocked fans in recent weeks.
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It's just part of the fallout from the controversy that's rocked the US territory.
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It totally rocked your social life and professional connections, so take it slow, Taurus.
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The stock was rocked after a seemingly mixed quarterly earnings released Wednesday, Cramer said.
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Mick rocked orange and black Knicks-colored jacket and a Rolling Stones t-shirt.
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His government has been rocked by a police investigation of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan.
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Donald Trump rocked the U.S. with an election victory that almost nobody saw coming.
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LONDON (Reuters) - They were the two stories that rocked the Western world last year.
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Early Monday, an explosion rocked a power station in the Baruta area of Caracas.
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This revelation adds a new layer to the scandal that rocked the banking world.
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European markets finished mixed on Tuesday after explosions rocked the Belgium capital of Brussels.
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On Friday the world was rocked by the largest malware outbreak in some time.
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The kingdom was rocked by two attacks in May 2015, both claimed by ISIS.
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Alec Baldwin rocked the world with his Donald Trump impression on Saturday Night Live.
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Recently, China has been rocked by a number of stomach-churning food safety scandals.
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Jackie, Iman, Candice Swanepoel and even Cam Newton rocked G's threads over the years.
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And this isn't the first time the Spanish sisters have rocked the braided look.
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A year ago, something very real rocked my world: Harry Styles cut his hair.
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Even so, the bombing rocked the city, calling attention to long-overlooked racial divides.
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The scandal has rocked South Korea—and not just because it involves the president.
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Lourd rocked a similar 'do when she appeared in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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One should feel sorry for the subject, rocked again by yet another surprise revelation.
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Bahrain was rocked by mass protests in 2011 that were quelled by security forces.
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For several generations, the MacBook Pro rocked an optical output through the 3.5mm jack.
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Which explains why, for almost two millennia, Europe was rocked by constant civil wars.
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TC: Let's start with sexual harassment, an issue that rocked Silicon Valley this summer.
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And by the end of Thursday, the state was indeed rocked, if only slightly.
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Clinton's affair with Lewinsky sparked a political crisis that rocked the country in 267.
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A mother rocked a stroller back and forth to try to calm a child.
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For the next hour, the most intense contractions I've ever felt rocked my body.
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Khan delivered a seven-minute speech that rocked the convention and reverberated across America.
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The announcements rocked the companies' shares and renewed speculation about consolidation in the industry.
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Blue Apron has been been rocked with challenges since going public earlier this year.
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Seattle A scandal rocked the Seattle mayor's office and left the field wide open.
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As the magma shifted underground, a magnitude-6.9 earthquake also rocked the Big Island.
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The union, however, is in a weak position, with its leadership rocked by scandals.
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Italian model Giulia Salemi rocked one of the boldest looks seen at the festival.
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She rocked this royal favorite during an outing with the Queen earlier this year.
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Knowing how close the danger of suicide had been rocked me to the core.
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Paris Hilton rocked a similar style at Philipp Plein's fashion show on February 11.
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He rocked full bangs and side bangs for quite some time, including in 2012.
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For the first few decades of her career, Curtis rocked a reddish-brown hue.
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The individual announcements have rocked shares of all the e-brokerages in recent days.
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The anonymous op-ed attributed only to a senior administration official has rocked Washington.
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But more than anything, he rocked the stage with an unmeasured level of badness.
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A massive earthquake rocked Futaba, Japan, on March 11, 2011, which triggered a tsunami.
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Click through to see how 21 women rocked the pixie in a major way.
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The small town of Ada, Oklahoma was rocked by two murders in the 1980s.
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Over the past 10 days, the U.S. economy has been rocked by coronavirus pandemic.
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Somehow, a revelation that should have rocked the bread world, several times, never did.
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Our reporter visited a tiny Punjabi village that was rocked by the distant tragedy.
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His fourth and most controversial novel, 1969's Portnoy's Complaint, rocked the literary world.
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Seven were from a single tiny village, which has been rocked by the tragedy.
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The big homecoming was nearly spoiled when Casey rocked 'Jojo' in the early exchanges.
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People were talking about what music they found enthralling, what really rocked their world.
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On Thursday, two more tankers were rocked with explosion and fire near the strait.
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Bella Thorne was all talk as she rocked her white hot ensemble at Coachella.
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The accusation rocked Trenton, which led to the formation of a bipartisan investigative committee.
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In the wake of March 7 blackout, three days of riots rocked the city.
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By those measures, Karen Pinoci's short but lethal illness shouldn't have rocked me so.
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Since then, the coronavirus pandemic has rocked businesses and caused stock values to plummet.
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Experts said Monday's strikes were the biggest to have rocked the city in decades.
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The train rocked back and forth and clanked against the track every few minutes.
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Mr. Tanaka had rocked too many boats, and he had spent too much money.
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Recession fears that rocked Wall Street in late 2018 and much of 2019 faded.
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The fallout from the failed We Company IPO has rocked the start-up world.
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Obama rocked a '90s-inspired ensemble, layering a sleeveless tunic over a white blouse.
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Chinese-ruled Hong Kong has been rocked by more than seven months of protests.
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Two chairs down, Fenixa Muñoz quietly rocked her sleeping 6-month-old son, Matthew.
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The oil market is getting whiplash, rocked by bullish and bearish catalysts at once.
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Hadid rocked a Tommy Hilfiger gown that likely cost more than your college tuition.
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A series of earthquakes including one of 6.4 magnitude early Tuesday rocked Puerto Rico.
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Britain has been rocked by eight major electoral contests in the last nine years.
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The strategist had called the rotation into value stocks in September that rocked investors.
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Sardar Hussain, 16, an ethnic Hazara boy from central Afghanistan, was rocked by disbelief.
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Twice in the past quarter-century the tigers have been rocked by financial crises.
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Her helmet, with its white dome and ribbed face guard, rocked against her hip.
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A Decade Later: It's been 10 years since the financial crisis rocked America's economy.
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Here are the spookiest, smartest and most spot-on costumes celebs rocked this year.
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Eve, 41, rocked a rhinestone catsuit with thigh-high black boots and matching gloves.
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Valdes electrified the crowd with a fiery speech that rocked the mostly Anglo audience.
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In each of those cases, my understanding of time was rocked to its foundation.
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You know that furry getup Carmelo Anthony rocked to the Knicks game Tuesday night?
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Clinton's 2008 campaign was rocked with drama that made the campaign look inept and disorganized.
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Superman had that effect on me when I was a kid — it rocked my world.
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Cardi's shooting with the Miami duo, City Girls ... one of whom rocked zebra body paint.
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Her death rocked her community and has remained a cold case for over two decades.
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To make things even cuter, the mother-daughter duo rocked matching black and silver ensembles.
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Majesty, meanwhile, rocked a floral dress with white socks, brown shoes and a red bow.
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Was the moon rocked by an asteroid or was it something crater, some ultimate weapon?
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Jenner rocked a short, sparkly dress made up of red, white, blue, and black sequins.
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She rocked blue hair, a flower crown, and a pink, sequined gown for the occasion.
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"Yes," DeVos said when asked by Murray about the tape that rocked the presidential campaign.
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Rumer, 2971, rocked white Nike high tops, a light-colored sweater over olive-green pants.
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Those same celebs rocked the handkerchief hemlines and corsets way back in the 2000s, too.
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Oromiya region, which surrounds the capital Addis Ababa, has been rocked by violence since 2015.
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Fifteen years ago, the United States was rocked by an unthinkable attack on September 11th.
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Some models even rocked tartan kilts in a nod to the Queen's love of Scotland.
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Sarah Palin is counting her blessings after an earthquake rocked her home state on Friday.
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She rocked back and forth in the seat and tapped the wheel with her palms.
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Beatrice rocked a red dress — with a hint of pink in the pleats and piping!
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Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum rocked the world when they announced their separation in April.
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Kandy was rocked by violence last year when mobs vandalized a mosque, homes and businesses.
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Competition and changing customer habits, including using fashion rental services, have rocked the retail industry.
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Meanwhile, Ella rocked a green polka dot wrap dress with gold sandals and coordinating accessories.
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By the following year, the campus and the nation were increasingly rocked by antiwar protests.
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Twin blasts rocked the Brussels airport this morning, killing 14 people and injuring dozens more.
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Two years ago, then-Google engineer James Damore wrote a memo that rocked the company.
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Asia was also rocked by the referendum, with Japan's Nikkei index down about 8 percent.
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That number has been hovering around 80% even as repeated scandals have rocked his presidency.
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That has rocked budgets and the job market in several states that depend on oil.
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Wells rocked side to side to gather up enough momentum to push Wenner off him.
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Cooper rocked out behind her, playing an air guitar as Gaga sang the emotional ballad.
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While the concept is shocking, it's Turner's overall transformation that has rocked us the most.
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Women of all shapes, ages, styles, and skin tones rocked what was comfortable to them.
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"This was an alarming wake-up call that rocked him to the core," she says.
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But one reveal has rocked fandom more than any other: Data is on the show!
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Blair rocked the red carpet in a gorgeous flowing dress and a custom-made cane.
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" Wonder and Khan rocked together, singing "I Feel For You," which Prince wrote, and "1999.
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And she rocked a look we won't soon forget: a rose gold chainmail Versace gown.
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His accusations rocked the incoming Temer administration, forcing the early departure of two cabinet ministers.
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The podcast host rocked some J. Lo-inspired hip and booty moves as she sang.
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I can't remember another moment where someone rocked thick, kinky hair on the red carpet.
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New York police said the explosion rocked the Port Authority Bus Terminal about 7 a.m.
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Kardashian, 37, rocked an American flag bandana and an oversized jean jacket for her party.
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But, who the heck cares ... she rocked the hell outta them in her black gown.
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In February, she rocked a green Gucci ensemble featuring two identical dogs on the bodice.
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Why It Was Epic: Corden wore Sia's iconic, eye-covering wig … and actually rocked it.
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Another blast rocked a hotel in front of the Dehiwala Zoo in Dehiwala-Mount Lavinia.
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Outgoing President Enrique Pena Nieto's administration was been rocked by a series of corruption scandals.
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Bella Thorne rocked a dramatic dark hair color and metallic lipstick at Sundance Film Festival.
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" But the crime's shocking violence has already rocked Albuquerque, and the governor called it "unspeakable.
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"The referendum results ... have rocked the markets, but in the medium term everything will recover."
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Turkey, recently rocked by terrorist attacks, will be represented by its prime minister, Ahmet Davutoglu.
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His boat rocked with a new haul of high-value reef fish: groupers and snappers.
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That was the first time I played "Rock 'N' Me" and it rocked everybody out.
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Yet one night as Dave rocked the crowd, Virginia noticed an absence in the audience.
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Moments later, Trump announced his tariff decision via a series of tweets that rocked markets.
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Cubs' starter Jon Lester was rocked for seven earned runs in 2 2/3 innings.
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Hours before polls opened, explosions rocked Maiduguri, capital of Borno state, epicentre of the insurgency.
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Witherspoon rocked a coral leather jacket and matched Garner with dark jeans and black heels.
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Everything is big when it comes to Jupiter, so prepared to have your world rocked.
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Thompson rocked Vaquera at an event earlier this year as well, cementing her brand loyalty.
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Months before the Damore memo rocked Google, Jigsaw was already going through its own reckoning.
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K-pop has officially rocked Coachella, and the music festival will never be the same.
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"I rocked up to our agreed meeting place and waited inside as discussed," she says.
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Dave Matthews Band rocked San Fran Thursday night at a killer pre-Super Bowl party.
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The rapper has voiced his love of the Prez, and even rocked a MAGA hat.
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Her hair is also a rich brunette, the darkest shade she's rocked in a while.
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In January, the country was rocked by news of five Hong Kongers who went missing.
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After all, they gotta one-up Ezekiel Elliott -- who rocked the crop top last year!
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The "Shape Of You" singer also rocked the infamous silver band on his left finger.
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An internet outage rocked the internet last week, thanks to a Google Cloud Catch-22.
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But let's be clear: This is not the first time Blanchett has rocked this look.
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Chinese shares closed at their lowest level since December 2014, rocked again by falling oil.
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Nigel's story has not only rocked his community, but has touched a number of celebrities.
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Hours before polls opened, explosions rocked Maiduguri, capital of Borno state, epicenter of the insurgency.
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His company picked a bad week to go public as market instability rocked tech stocks.
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Taylor Swift, Sam Smith, Camila Cabello rocked New York's Z100 Jingle Ball concert Friday night.
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In the United States, southern campuses have been rocked by arguments over the confederate flag.
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But finally, after three weeks of these morning coffees, we rocked up one Friday night.
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The surprise song from the civic-minded playwright and musician immediately rocked through social media.
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Dressed in a red robe, the young royal danced and rocked along to the music.
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He completely turned around a Utah Attorney General's office that had been rocked by scandal.
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But that didn't deter the Capri from creating a faux bob that rocked the reception.
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It was far from the first time airplane disasters have rocked the world of sports.
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The art market was rocked by revelations of subterfuge in the sale of valuable paintings.
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George Clooney rocked a perfectly '80s mullet when he appeared on "The Facts of Life."
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As we've seen, Justin has rocked a similar style himself -- they could be twins, frankly.
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In court, panicked attorneys scurried under tables as a room rocked from side to side.
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Hedge funds that placed big bets on tech and oil have been rocked as well.
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Residents fled when the explosion rocked the capital and sent massive fireballs into the sky.
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He briskly bounced the ball and rocked forward to begin his serve, his arms swinging.
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As his life became unstable, rocked by divorces and bankruptcies, his TV persona stayed flush.
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The scandal that rocked the domestic industry caused importers to temporarily stop buying Brazilian meats.
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In the video, Aguilera rocked blonde and black hair, facial piercings, and teeny tiny chaps.
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The singer, along with her backup dancers, rocked a simple one-shoulder bodysuit and stilettos.
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Bob's latest Thanksgiving celebration introduced fun new characters and rocked some completely stunning background art.
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Brittany Snow rocked red hair for the "Pitch Perfect" movies, but she wasn't a fan.
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Anti-government protests have rocked Venezuela for four months, leaving more than 110 people dead.
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A focused GM versus a UAW rocked by scandal — and a booming US auto market
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The strike was the latest in a string of terrorist attacks that have rocked France.
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And Brenda's chambray shirt makes us miss all the denim we rocked in the '90s.
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It's a stand-out even amid the turbulence that has rocked the broader financial universe.
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The cryptocurrency has rocked back and forth after hitting a high near $20,000 in November.
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Celebrities like Ariana Grande have rocked soft gel extensions instead, which are supposedly less damaging.
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It is suffering from chronic food shortages and has been rocked by violent street protests.
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They accused the ruling party of cheating and the country was rocked by massive protests.
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Last week the country was rocked by the biggest college admissions scandal in American history.
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While our mother sat at the spinning wheel, I rocked Christina, begging her to settle.
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The foundation of your current partnerships will be rocked, so expect weak ones to crumble.
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I wrapped my arms around his shoulders and held on as he rocked inside me.
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I bought old Fila and rocked (slept-in) T-shirts under my spaghetti-strapped slipdresses.
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This isn't the first time the lawyer-turned-style icon has rocked a crop top.
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Awards season comes in the wake of Hollywood being rocked by multiple sexual misconduct scandals.
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"It's crazy when you get rocked in the face for the first time," he said.
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The Tigers rocked Junis for three runs in the second inning on four straight hits.
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He pulled her close to him and they rocked back and forth, holding each other.
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It rocked back and forth, filled with slippery children screeching and diving into the water.
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The Gallagher case was rocked in May by revelations that the Navy's lead prosecutor, Cmdr.
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Mining and logging industries, which have been rocked by volatile oil prices, subtracted 5,000 jobs.
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She rocked crop tops, hoop earrings and bedazzled bustiers that fans still remember and imitate.
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But the idea that babies can be rocked to sleep is more myth than fact.
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Here are the 21 of the biggest scandals that rocked the Trump administration in 2018:
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" And today, she said death threats and vile epithets have "rocked me to my core.
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In 2009, allegations of fraud led to street protests that rocked the country for months.
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The country's capital, Port-au-Prince, has been rocked by deadly protests since February 7.
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"All the buildings with equipment in the basement got rocked by Sandy," Mr. Pasquarelli said.
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The rocked-up venture began as a talk between Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett.
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In a reliably Republican state, Moore's campaign became rocked by multiple allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Mass protests against corruption, economic decline and foreign political interference have rocked Iraq since October.
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Mississippi's prisons have been rocked by an outbreak of violence and disorder in recent weeks.
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Surrounded by mourning women, Mr. Suleman's mother, Akbari Khatoon, rocked on her bed and wailed.
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Capitol Hill has been rocked by claims that have resulted in the resignations of Sen.
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After allegations against producer Harvey Weinstein rocked Hollywood, the #MeToo movement hit the news indsutry.
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The new rules come as sexual harassment allegations have rocked the political and entertainment worlds.
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The former Disney star isn&apost the only celebrity who&aposs recently rocked a mullet.
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The revelations have rocked Italian politics, and prosecutors in Milan are investigating the proposed deal.
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Ryan was in a festive spirit, as he rocked traditional Saudi headgear and face paint.
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The women's sport had been rocked by scandal, and sponsors were threatening to pull out.
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Taiwan earthquake The search for the missing is on after a powerful earthquake rocked Taiwan.
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The case has rocked the elite Mounties and sent diplomats scrambling to contain the fallout.
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Pakistan shut the border crossings last month after a series of bombings rocked the country.
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Still, there have been missteps by Puerto Rico's government, which has been rocked by scandals.
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In 2010, two separate grenade attacks rocked the church, though no one was reported hurt.
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The revelations have rocked the tens of thousands of churches in the Southern Baptist Convention.
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Early Friday morning, an explosion rocked a London Underground train, injuring at least 22 people.
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Gigi rocked out to "Hotline Bling" and "My Way," as Drake scored a huge payday.
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But fear not, Cubs Nation -- Bryant rocked flameproof gear and had the Tempe Fire Dept.
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Brazil, likewise rocked by economic woes, drank about half a billion liters fewer of alcohol.
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The very foundation of your life is being rocked by today's eclipse in Leo, Taurus.
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Cruz has rarely rocked the blonde look ... she pulls it off like a natural though.
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For more than two years, a spate of brutal murders has rocked the South Asian nation.
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Twitter rocked the internet on Thursday when it debuted a new redesign to the microblogging platform.
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Explosion rocked a fireworks plant in Tongxu County, C #China's Henan at about 11 a.m. Thur.
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The subsequent 24 hours have rocked the Trump campaign to its core and rattled Republicans nationwide.
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And for Sunday night's show, everyone from Beyoncé to Nicki Minaj rocked the winged liner look.
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The pure shock of it rocked social media, and catapulted the series to a viral stratosphere.
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It came just one day after a magnitude 6.4 tremor that also rocked the Ridgecrest area.
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"She's rocked this recovery thing so far," Kylei's mom, Michelle Brown said, according to Inside Edition.
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But like the movie version, Captain Marvel has rocked a few different styles over the years.
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Rachel rocked many T-shirts throughout series, but this was by far her best lounge look.
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Pete rocked a suit and Ariana's mask for a masquerade ball sketch that aired in November.
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They rushed to lead the protests, even as the demonstrations were rocked by clashes with police.
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The allegations rocked Senate Republicans, some of whom called on Moore remove himself from the campaign.
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Kylie rocked a pair of Chanel sneakers, because what goes together better than Chanel and sneakers.
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Boys broke boundaries, hijab-clad women made strides in mainstream cosmetics, and natural hair rocked runways.
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The demand rocked confidence in Deutsche Bank and triggered billions of dollars in withdrawals by clients.
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Ashgari, meanwhile, rocked black jeans and a black, red, and tan color-blocked button-down shirt.
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Glover rocked a black turtleneck and yellow beanie to really make his new dye job pop.
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Indonesia earthquake The death toll in the earthquake that rocked the country's Aceh province is rising.
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The scandal has rocked the country to its core, and it could have serious geopolitical ramifications.
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Gardner in the film, also rocked a LBD to the Giffoni Film Festival earlier this year.
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Our mothers hummed her melodies into our psyches as they rocked us to sleep as babies.
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The spreading Wuhan coronavirus rocked global stocks, but US equities returned to record highs fairly quickly.
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It had already shut the plant after an initial deadly quake rocked the region on Thursday.
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The fall-out from match-fixing allegations that rocked the tournament's opening day continued to rumble.
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The news rocked markets and prompted a flurry of protests from Mexican and U.S. business groups.
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Mr Joshua rocked Mr Klitschko with a jaw-shuddering uppercut, then battered him to the ground.
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Dozens of explosions rocked the coastal enclave and ambulance sirens echoed in the mostly empty streets.
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This man went over there and rocked and loved on that baby like he was his!!
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Alexander S. Vindman, a White House expert on Ukraine whose testimony rocked the Capitol on Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, I rocked a Hawaiian Punch mustache and was too scared to hold a boy's hand.
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But she's never rocked a style inspired by her father-in-law, Prince Charles – until now.
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Hudgens, 27, rocked a plunging black Haney dress that featured sheer sleeves and metallic gold patterns.
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Bieber — no stranger to vacationing au naturel — recently rocked his birthday suit in the wild, too.
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Her presidency is rocked by a massive corruption scandal, accusations of cronyism and a deepening recession.
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You made knee socks a trend again, rocked vintage apparel and even made suspenders look cool.
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The scandal rocked Michigan State, leading to the resignation of President Lou Anna Simon on Jan.
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Of course, Grande, the professional she is, rocked it (both the performance and the total ensemble).
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Stewart's bold look appears to have stemmed from the Met Gala, where she rocked orange eyebrows.
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"After we were burglarized it really rocked my world, having things taken from me," she said.
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Allen rocked back and forth on his heels as if he was watching a cricket match.
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They also rocked similarly shorn hair, as Schwarzenegger was recently buzzed by his dad in March.
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Paul rocked a 1940's look for the evening, wearing a white tuxedo and matching hat.
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The explosion reportedly rocked the neighborhood around the Irving Oil refinery in Saint John, New Brunswick.
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And these are just a few of the stories that rocked the family over the years.
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Not only was Delevingne suddenly bald, but she rocked it better than we could have imagined.
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But allegations that Salazar misled people about her background have rocked her campaign in recent weeks.
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Rihanna, meanwhile, rocked a short denim skirt and matching jacket – buttoned low to reveal her cleavage.
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Scott, 26, planted sweet kisses on his child's face as he rocked her back and forth.
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Uber was rocked by sexual harassment allegations, lawsuits over intellectual property theft and Justice Department investigations.
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"Randall and Beth's world is rocked by a shocking and unexpected turn of events," says Aptaker.
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Both also rocked matching black sneakers, custom designed with the word "Tribute" bedazzled into the sole.
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Some of them prayed, some wept, one woman clutched a cushion and rocked back and forth.
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Early fallout from the cyberattack rocked the party ahead of the Democratic National Convention in July.
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In the past, she has rocked nearly every style, from long hair to a pixie cut.
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People stand near Brussels airport after being evacuated following explosions that rocked the facility in Brussels.
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He played a Seventh-Day Adventist named Andy and he rocked a pretty sweet sweater vest.
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"We rocked her and we walked her up and down the aisles," Charnas told Us Weekly.
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The 37-year-old Kourtney, meanwhile, rocked a little black dress with knee-high black boots.
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Well, technically, Dad says, or starts to say, when they are rocked by a powerful explosion.
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Hong Kong has been rocked this month by massive protests against closer ties with mainland China.
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Luyendyk Jr. rocked a three-piece suit with a bowtie as he walked behind a pooch.
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She's even rocked a rather unfortunate quasi-mullet, but let's blame that on it being 1985.
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As the trawler, or "big boat," rocked about, its growing load suddenly shifted to one side.
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She rocked a leopard bustier, bike shorts, bolero jacket, sunglasses and even a sparkly leopard clutch.
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"This is a tragic event which has rocked our community to its core," the statement concluded.
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Upton had rocked Capitol Hill Tuesday by publicly coming out against the GOP health care bill.
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Russian sport has been rocked in recent months by allegations of a state-sponsored doping scandal.
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The venture capital world itself has recently been rocked by a number of sexual harassment allegations.
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Protests have rocked the streets of Caracas and other Venezuelan cities in response to Maduro's move.
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This isn't the first time Hadid's rocked the red carpet with a sky-high slit, either.
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Many Chinese schools and universities have been rocked by accusations of sexual harassment in recent years.
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For Kourtney's shower, Kim rocked a little black dress and Khloé and Kylie wore white dresses.
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In 2015, a Colorado high school was rocked by a sexting scandal involving hundreds of students.
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The financial and economic crisis that rocked Europe from 1123 is still fresh in people's minds.
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Violent protests rocked Aden and other southern provinces last month after separatist officials issued similar calls.
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A broader rout in commodities have also rocked financial markets worried about a slowing global economy.
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The incidents rocked Germany, highlighting fault lines in the country's attempts to manage Europe's refugee crisis.
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It's just the latest chapter in the social unrest that's rocked this country for months. 4.
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"I really rocked that s— tonight #dallas," the "What About Us" singer joked in the caption.
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The accusations initially surfaced during the Golden Globes where the actor rocked a Time's Up pin.
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She wore a flowing off-the shoulder brown gown, while he rocked a classic black tuxedo.
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He also criticized President Luis Guillermo Solis' handling of corruption cases that have rocked the government.
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The couple rocked fashionable yet comfortable looks for a dinner together in Los Angeles on Saturday.
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The 39-year-old rapper also rocked black and white Adidas sneakers and a white shirt.
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The scandal has rocked Najib's government as public outrage over the alleged mismanagement and corruption grows.
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Kylie rocked a shoulder-skimming length back in her natural dark shade, complete with messy bangs.
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As atomic bombs fell on Tagaji's ancestral land, shockwaves rocked the ship like a toy boat.
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First, they've been dealing with suits relating to the E. coli outbreak that's rocked the chain.
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Shares in Renault dropped another 83% on Tuesday after getting rocked in the previous trading session.
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Tech companies have been rocked by a series of user privacy scandals over in recent years.
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Kavanaugh's nomination, once seen as a sure thing, has been rocked by accusations of sexual misconduct.
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Paris, and other parts of Europe rocked by terrorism, tilt dizzily back and forth these days.
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Vaculik says the news of Joughin's killing and Worley's arrest "rocked" her family and the community.
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In Mr. Trump's telling, American neighborhoods are besieged by crime, with entire cities rocked by disorder.
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Zimbabwe explosion Was an explosion that rocked a campaign rally at a stadium an assassination attempt?
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"Everlasting" is out of control because their power struggle has nearly rocked that fake boat over.
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Ansel Elgort rocked an all-black look with shades to match at the Tom Ford show.
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GE shares were rocked on the news and are down nearly 10 percent on the week.
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Brown's death not only rocked the city of Ferguson but sparked civil unrest across the nation.
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Shortly afterwards, three explosions rocked the centre of the southern African nation's capital, Reuters witnesses said.
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Donna Martin, played by Tori Spelling, rocked a voluminous '90s hairdo during her high school years.
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The "Futures Now" traders shared their trades as geopolitical concerns rocked stocks, bonds and crude market.
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Well, the company made a big announcement last week...and it rocked us to our core.
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And it seems unlikely to quell battles that have rocked campuses here and across the nation.
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Last spring, Indiana and Arkansas were rocked by the national reaction to laws that did less.
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"President Rivlin had an opportunity to end an affair that has rocked Israeli society," Lieberman wrote.
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Let he who has not rocked out to "Where Are Ü Now" cast the first stone.
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Your private life was rocked by the Leo eclipse, but things will start to clear up.
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You're still coming down from last week's eclipse, which rocked the financial sector of your chart.
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The plaited pals rocked them ever-so-casually while attending the Glastonbury Festival this past weekend.
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The inquiry has already rocked the country's banking and wealth management industries, including recommending criminal charges.
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Wearing a navy hoodie, he rocked back and forth with barely contained energy as he spoke.
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Financial markets have been rocked in recent weeks by recession fears triggered by the coronavirus outbreak.
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In 2014 another coup rocked the country, and Prayut Chan-o-cha installed himself prime minister.
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But then came a massive swell that rocked the boat, and Tia Coleman started getting nervous.
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The scandal that once rocked New York has moved off the front pages of the tabloids.
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On Tuesday morning, two explosions rocked Brussels, a small but unusually significant city in Western Europe.
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The normally secretive Navy SEALs have been rocked in recent years by revelations of serious misconduct.
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The federal investigation into Fiat Chrysler followed the vast diesel emissions-cheating scandal that rocked Volkswagen.
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Some scientists later debunked the claim, but there is no doubt that Mexico rocked Germany's world.
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Scalia's passing rocked the political scene, and left Mitch McConnell in a very hard place indeed.
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On the album, you can hear people rocked by the arrangement and performance of these songs.
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Ghosn's arrest sent shockwaves through the auto industry and rocked Nissan's alliance with Mitsubishi and Renault.
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All of this has rocked the market — sending it plunging, rebounding and then back down again.
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The postponements and cancellations have rocked the wedding industry, causing layoffs and a backlogged 2021 season.
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The scandal rocked the for-profit college industry, which became a target of the Obama administration.
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Mr. Emanuel said he rocked it back and forth to see if he could hear jingling.
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Go deeper: India rocked by deadly citizenship protests India's citizenship bill continues Modi's Hindu nationalist offensive
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Grasberg has also been rocked by strikes since May, after Freeport began cutting its work force.
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Ms. Boulé's feet, parallel yet staggered, were planted in place while she rocked back and forth.
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Krysten Ritter rocked a red ruffled dress at a screening of "Jessica Jones" in May 2019.
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I watched The Craft and rocked an Ankh and listened to Jurassic 903 and Ani DiFranco.
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Saoirse Ronan also rocked all-black with a high-neck Chanel gown with a sheer skirt.
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Sales in Italy, which was rocked by political turmoil last month, fell 2.8 percent in May.
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Zozibini Tunzi, Miss South Africa, rocked the swimsuit portion in a colorful two-piece and cape.
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When New Jersey was rocked by the George Washington Bridge scandal, in which members of Gov.
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I wanted to make sure I displayed that and rocked the hell out of it, confidently.
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And I have totally rocked it both ways — in the shower and out on the town.
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Intense clashes between protesters and police rocked the city over the weekend ahead of the celebrations.
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The former British colony of Hong Kong has been rocked by months of anti-government protests.
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Those incidents coincided with multiple high-profile disciplinary cases that also rocked the special operations community.
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Zhukov's prosecution had rocked his university, the Higher School of Economics, angering students and some teachers.
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That move, combined with chatter about other steps Amazon may take, have rocked health-related stocks.
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Deadly bomb attacks by the terror group sympathizers also have rocked major cities in Western Europe.
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Salvadorans qualified for this designation after a pair of devastating earthquakes rocked their country in 2001.
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Several South American countries recently have been rocked by similar, often more violent waves of unrest.
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"She f*ckin' rocked it!!" exulted Democratic strategist Hilary Rosen in an email to The Hill.
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In doing so, he tapped into the spirit of the 1960s activism that rocked American politics.
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Britain was recently rocked by the "Windrush" debacle, in which dozens of citizens were wrongly deported.
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I nursed my son in my arms and rocked him in the gently reclining plush seat.
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The vote comes two weeks after an inconclusive election whose result rocked the country's political establishment.
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The hoax rocked the blogosphere and marked a turning point in public awareness of digital deception.
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The president's tweets come after an explosion rocked London's Parsons Green underground station, injuring numerous people.
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For her look, Richie rocked a black-and-white swimsuit with a high ponytail and bangs.
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A decade ago, Kenya was rocked by violence in the aftermath of its disputed presidential election.
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Miley Cyrus rocked some tattered Daisy Dukes Friday in Australia with BF Liam Hemsworth in tow.
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A bunch of A-listers rocked the vote before their local polling places even opened today.
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Tom Ough: Probably [what really killed it] was the point at which traditional media rocked up.
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DG rocked his hard physique while she strutted in a blue bikini ... curves on full display.
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An explosion rocked the event close to the presidential stage, according to the government and three witnesses.
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Since Donald Trump was elected to the presidency, protests have rocked both the nation and the world.
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Washington (CNN)The political tumult that rocked the world in 2016 might be an appetizer for 2017.
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Back in December, Kardashian West received criticism when North rocked red lipstick at their family's Christmas party.
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Most of the mines produce nickel ore and concerns about supply disruptions have rocked the nickel market.
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But Daley said the pursuit of excellence hasn't rocked his relationship with the 42-year-old filmmaker.
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The quake forced the temporary shutdown of rides at Disneyland and rocked gamblers at Las Vegas casinos.
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Lochte's heartwarming gesture comes two months after his falsified story of a robbery rocked the Summer Games.
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Shantee is not the first trans woman whose violent death has rocked the trans community in Philadelphia.
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Alberto Reynas, 58, was fishing off the coast of Pedernales when giant waves violently rocked his boat.
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He was rocked for six runs over three innings in a loss to the Tigers on Aug.
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Venezuela has been rocked by years of protests following an unprecedented economic collapse and increasingly authoritarian rule.
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This is not the first time that Chicago has been rocked by a disturbing social media video.
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He then called 911, and said he rocked the kids as he waited for police to arrive.
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Grande rocked mouse ears for the outing and briefly waved after a fan called out her name.
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Central African Republic was rocked by violence after mostly Muslim Seleka rebels toppled the president in 2013.
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Jungmann was rocked for eight runs in two innings on Monday in a loss at St. Louis.
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Saudi concern over Yemen is at the heart of a political crisis that rocked Lebanon in November.
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A series of hurricanes as well earthquakes have rocked the insurance industry after years of muted losses.
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A WEEK after a general election rocked by suspicions of fraud, the dust is beginning to settle.
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Residents across Southern California were woken early Friday by a 33-magnitude earthquake that rocked the region.
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She wore a long-sleeved white lace gown with a flower crown, while Harington rocked pinstriped trousers.
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A spiral of PKK bombings against Turkish security forces and ruthless army reprisals rocked the south-east.
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They rocked, but as the show wore on, it became obvious they couldn't hear themselves very well.
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The attack, in which two coordinated explosions rocked the Afghan capital, also injured at least 45 people.
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"We planned this for Blue Ivy, but so grateful Bey loved it and rocked it," Whaley captioned.
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She's rocked everything from a pink bob to a buzzcut to a full head of buttery blond.
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Who knew the accessories we rocked in kindergarten would one day end up on the red carpet?
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Southern California was rocked with a 6.4 magnitude earthquake on Thursday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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The juicy stuff being the Khloé and Tristan Thompson scandal that rocked the family earlier this year.
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The young man rocked back and forth, weeping as he held the prayer beads before his face.
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They rocked the 🦄 and 😃 😂 😘 with hands down the best outfits for #EmojiCon pic.twitter.
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This fashion maven would have rocked the Grammy red carpet while knocking down some pins (or paps).
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She rocked a colorful gown with a pink and black striped top and a long patterned skirt.
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Sentiment toward Facebook, especially amongst teens, has been in decline, and it's constantly rocked by privacy scandals.
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His stunning victory rocked the world and defied the predictions of most pollsters, political pundits and correspondents.
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According to the Associated Press, the death of the animal has rocked a nation plagued by violence.
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Just days earlier, a series of coordinated attacks on Christian churches rocked Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday.
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In 1812, an earthquake rocked San Juan Capistrano in southern California, damaging buildings and killing 40 people.
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The two Bronx natives rocked all-white gowns to the event, and they looked absolutely stunning together.
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Last year, nearly 1,23 of Silicon Valley's finest rocked Galvanize, the multi-level venue, to its roots.
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"Our community was really rocked by that because she was a girl with a gun," says Sandoval.
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Joe, 29, rocked khaki pants with fabric panel details and a red and brown hooded pullover jacket.
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In the set, McPhee rocked a neon tutu, a sequinned hair bow and numerous other colorful accessories.
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These attributes do not render them immune from the global financial forces that have rocked the peso.
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Jordan was rocked by unrest in 2012 when the IMF told the government to lift gasoline prices.
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But just one month after the birth of their fourth child, scandal rocked Josh and Anna's marriage.
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Earlier this year, she rocked the"no-shirt" trend and" no-pants" trend with a pinstriped blazer.
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Paltrow rocked a green-and-white combo consisting of a button-up shirt tucked into tailored pants.
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This is the second death to have rocked the K-Pop world in the last few months.
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The other kids at school started to recognize me as an artist, and that rocked my world.
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Penelope, 6, wore Kanye's sparkling water ensemble as North, 5, rocked Lil Pump's Fiji water bottle look.
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That followed weekend protests in Hong Kong, which have rocked political stability for the past few weeks.
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What linked the demonstrations that rocked (and mocked) the establishment from Berkeley to London, Paris to Berlin?
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Before handing down the sentence, Trucilla expressed shock at the murder, which rocked the quiet lakeside town.
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Bella, 20, rocked a red cap and two-piece pin-stripe suit over a corset-style top.
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Director Kevin Smith's date for the night was his daughter Harley Quinn, who rocked Princess Leia buns.
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That pressure has tapered off as a cascade of scandals involving top politicians has rocked the state.
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Caracas has been rocked by anti-government protests in recent months amid rising unemployment and food shortages.
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Since news of the scandal broke in October, mass street demonstrations have rocked Asia's fourth-largest economy.
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Turkey, rocked by Kurdish and jihadist violence (and a failed coup), has joined the fight in Syria.
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China earthquake A powerful quake rocked southwest China, killing at least 19 people and injuring almost 250.
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The groom, his groomsmen and his best man (brother Tom Evans) rocked tan suits from Joseph Abboud.
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Rinna, 55, rocked a Fendi string bikini as she posed poolside in her reflective sunglasses on Thursday.
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Alex Perez was a fugitive from Florida who rocked a ponytail and a fuck load of jewelry.
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Russia rocked world export markets in 2010 with a ban on grain exports following a poor crop.
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Jessica Cassanova rocked the Badgley Mischka gown at her prom in Buffalo, New York, over the weekend.
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The sudden violence has rocked Seabeck, a picturesque waterfront town with a population of about 1,100 people.
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The last time yields neared this number in 2013 it rocked risk appetite and sent stocks sliding.
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Both were rocked in the first round as they took turns delivering a succession of ferocious combinations.
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As the civil trial continued, Short Creek was rocked this week by federal criminal indictments and raids.
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We go 0 for 30, pitchers can get rocked all day, it's just part of the game.
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Widodo has also seized the initiative on handling the Islamic-led protests that have rocked the capital.
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Haiti was rocked by Hurricane Matthew in October, just weeks after Trump appealed to voters in Miami.
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Lautner, meanwhile, rocked a maroon pullover hoodie and long grey trench as he held a Starbucks cup.
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The scandal has rocked the global auto industry and shined a harsh light on Japan's judicial system.
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Backstage Last year's Best Actress winner Frances McDormand rocked yellow Birkenstock x Valentino sandals under her gown.
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Similarly, the Mexican star rocked a baby pink wig at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year.
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Yet the European colonial overlords are well aware that Irma has rocked their seats in the region.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, the iconic court case that rocked the '90s is receiving renewed attention.
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We recently rocked these outfits at our Tone It Up workout with Lil Jon as our DJ!
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Complete with a high half-up ponytail and Jimmy Choo shoes, Lopez rocked yet another plunging getup.
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Oh, and we're pretty sure our own dads rocked the same fluffy haircut and matching 'state, too.
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It's been three years since crisis and controversy rocked the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) healthcare system.
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As they drove back toward campus, trees snapped across the roadway, while heavy winds rocked the vehicle.
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Mark Foley (R-Fla.) — were also rocked by scandal in the months leading up to the election.
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The sentencing set off weeks of protests, at times violent, that rocked the Catalan regional capital Barcelona.
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The shooting rocked the city and drew responses from civil rights activists and elected officials, including Mrs.
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Turkey is fighting the growing perception it's no longer safe -- rocked by spillover violence from neighboring Syria.
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It rocked Washington and threw into uncertainty the ongoing investigation into Russia's meddling in the 21625 election.
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Omega is the second large hedge fund to be rocked by an insider trading investigation this year.
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Joey King used to have light-brown hair that she rocked for many of her movie roles.
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That, and other scandals that have rocked Uber this year, have slowed the momentum for the program.
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In recent years, he's rocked everything from puffy winter coats to sheer shirts at high-profile events.
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He also rocked a true '80s mullet hairstyle, which is about as authentically MTV as it gets.
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Taylor Swift rocked the no-pants trend in a Versace blazer that was both patterned and sparkly.
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But many have also rocked their natural hair and have opened up about their feelings about it.
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Iran-Iraq earthquake Hundreds are dead after a powerful earthquake rocked the Middle East over the weekend.
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The "Empire" actress rocked a black dress with sparkling details and a cutout feature at the top.
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It's the longest one on record since 2006, Kerr said, the year after Hurricane Katrina rocked Florida.
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Whatever "scandals" have rocked her life, professionally and personally, she has emerged strong, determined, and even caring.
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Before PuppyGate rocked The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, BunnyGate broke relationships in the ritzy zip code.
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The U.S. has also been rocked by a series of sex abuse cases stemming from Catholic clergy.
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What did this city—suddenly rocked by violence, sadness, and 24 hour news coverage—mean to America?
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Stallone chronicled his time at the California music festival, where he rocked out to Guns N' Roses.
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Per NYT, Diller said: Why it matters: The #MeToo movement has rocked Hollywood and the media industry.
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Dozens are feared dead in Belgium's capital after a trio of explosions rocked the city of Brussels.
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They're almost like a natural evolution of the bushy, straight-across pair the performer rocked for the .
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Markets were rocked, and ratings agency Standard & Poor's stripped the UK of its coveted AAA credit rating.
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Your belief system is rocked, and you're asked to consider other points of view during this time.
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Kimye's little girl spent her actual birthday, June 15, at Disneyland, where she rocked an Aurora costume.
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Since late April, massive street protests have rocked Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's authoritarian regime, demanding his ouster.
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The grilled cheese incident is very similar to the "Pastagate" scandal that rocked Quebec three years ago.
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In April, she rocked the glitter makeup filter and was thoroughly tickled by her ultra-pink lips.
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Later, they swapped faces and the 2-year-old giggled as she rocked her mom's signature contour.
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From corporate malfeasance to freak accidents, the 2010s were full of scandals that rocked the tech industry.
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Center Dwight Howard dressed up as Thanos while point guard Quinn Cook rocked the Spider-Man 'fit.
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Caribbean earthquake A strong earthquake rocked the Caribbean Sea, and now, the region is bracing for tsunamis.
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Jimmy Kimmel, the host, addressed the sexual harassment scandals that have rocked Hollywood in his opening monologue.
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Check. Justin rocked the wardrobe on a lifeguard stand in NYC while shooting a Woody Allen film.
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I grew up in St. Louis, which was rocked by the murder of Mike Brown in 2014.
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Now, Zion rocked Nikes in college -- but only because Duke had an endorsement deal with the Swoosh.
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Kim also rocked the feline theme head-to-toe on Tuesday ... equipped with matching gloves and boots.
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They were perfectly in harmony as they rocked in their chairs, and I daydreamed and loved them.
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At Easter, thousands of people converted to Catholicism even as sex abuse allegations have rocked the church.
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Of all the institutions rocked by the #MeToo movement, the legal community can do better, and should.
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NPM has been rocked with over a year of turmoil in the past year and a half.
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His mother's death, after decades of illness, had rocked him more than he ever anticipated, he said.
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In early August, in a span of 14 hours, mass shootings rocked different corners of our country.
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Beyond political difficulties, Ukraine's economy has been rocked by Russia's 2014 invasion of Crimea and eastern provinces.
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Check out the pic ... you can see Gigi's #2 jersey she rocked for her Mamba Academy team.
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Recode recently spoke to Hollowell, who explained the backstory to the tweet that rocked the Netflix universe.
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The organization has been rocked this year, first by tragedy and then by a scandal accompanying it.
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Next week, South Florida hosts a Florida State team that was rocked by Louisville 63-20 Saturday.
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Roger Federer sports a much cleaner hairstyle these days compared to the one he rocked in 2000.
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In 2009, widespread allegations of fraud led to street protests that rocked the country for six months.
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There have been 543 aftershocks since the quake rocked the island, further hampering relief and rescue efforts.
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Middleton rocked a floral dress — and her best hair yet — for Princess Charlotte's first day of school.
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When Chanel released the J12 watch in 2000, it rocked the buttoned-up world of luxury timepieces.
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A chemical plant explosion rocked an East Texas city in the middle of the night on Wednesday.
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However, it's his "3" hat that has become so iconic that even Zac Efron has rocked one.
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When "Angel of the Morning" played over the teary climax, she rocked out a little, chin forward.
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In the picture, McCain is dressed as Elsa from Frozen while Behar rocked a Terminator-inspired look.
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Chile has been rocked by protests that started in October over an increase in public transport fares.
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The challenge is the biggest threat to leftists since protests rocked Caracas and other cities in 2014.
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Mr. Saikawa's disclosure casts a further cloud over an automaker rocked by scandal and broader industry problems.
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A few years earlier, an earthquake that rocked Basel, Switzerland, was also linked to a geothermal well.
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Not long after, she rocked a pink gingham body-hugging number while promoting the movie in London.
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They slipped through the mail slot just after the Trump victory rocked my own faith in progress.
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That comes following months of civil unrest that have rocked the city and periodically degenerated into violence.
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His decision to speak of the years of rape by his youth coach has rocked the sport.
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The entertainment industry was rocked last year by numerous allegations of sexual misconduct against high profile men.
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Lopez Obrador's government was rocked when cartel gunmen laid siege to the city of Culiacan on Oct.
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Warriors 22003, Nets 258.7 Barclays Center rocked hard on Thursday night, compared with the more complacent norm.
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Ariana Grande Remember that "Twilight Zone" episode set in an alternate world where everyone rocked identical faces?
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At the same time on different continents, Jean-Luc Godard and Nagisa Oshima rocked the cinematic establishment.
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Janelle Monáe rocked a dress with oversize shoulders and the Backstreet Boys said they were regular dads.
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Kim has been rocked to her core after being tied up with a gun to her head.
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Fast-forward 21 years, when Theron rocked a daring lime-green gown with a sheer black bodice.
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As Venezuela's economy has collapsed, Maduro's popularity has also plummeted, and protest movements have rocked the country.
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Peru has been rocked by stories of assault and violence against women over the past several years.
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Calmness does not mean being passive, only not being rocked by every fresh passion, opinion, and whim.
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He gets out a line before getting, uh, rocked by Kanye's "I Miss The Old Kanye" freestyle.
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As we reported ... Ariana's Manchester show was rocked by an explosion last May, leaving 22 people dead.
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The scandal has rocked the global auto industry and shone a harsh light on Japan's judicial system.
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The baby sleeper, which came out in 22018, rocked, vibrated, and played music to soothe an infant.
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They founded their band in 1969, and Gregg rocked with them until their final show in 2014.
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Rescue workers and volunteers are frantically searching for survivors after an earthquake rocked Mexico City Tuesday afternoon.
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He was wearing a dark hoodie and seemed to be covering his head ... but rocked out regardless.
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Witnesses said the force of the blast shattered nearby storefronts and rocked buildings hundreds of meters away.
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The capital Port-au-Prince has for days been rocked by increasingly violent demonstrations against the election.
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She rocked a bold pink lip and styled her hair in what appears to be in an updo.
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It was the scandal that rocked America's most storied political family and changed the course of presidential history.
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The "Access Hollywood" tape rocked the race and led to days' worth of news coverage about Trump's comments.
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On Tuesday, the streets here rocked the red as the newly minted district of champions held a parade.
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An unexpected explosive eruption rocked Bogoslof in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska according to the Alaska Volcano Observatory.
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Once I heard that I said, 'Let's chop it off — you have rocked long hair for awhile now!
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Two explosions rocked the Belgian capital's main international airport, while a third was detonated in the subway system.
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Oh wore a fitted, white dress while Comer rocked a big, black puffy dress worthy of Villanelle. OMG!!
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Britain has been rocked by an epidemic of child sex scandals perpetuated by gangs of predominantly Muslim men.
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The 23-year-old "Sorry" singer rocked a white hoodie and Gomez, 25, sported a blue striped outfit.
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Bolton's speech comes as the world's two largest economies work through trade disputes that have rocked global markets.
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Mutko said Russia understood its share of the responsibility in a doping scandal which has rocked world athletics.
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Camila Cabello's departure from Fifth Harmony rocked the pop music world in the early hours of Monday morning.
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The slump has rocked global world markets and hit the finances and markets of oil producers especially hard.
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His plight has rocked his university, the Higher School of Economics, nicknamed Vyshka, angering students and some teachers.
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This month's election is the first since mass pro-democracy street protests rocked Hong Kong in late 2014.
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Fernández was one of the baseball's brightest personalities and an ascending star; his death rocked the sports world.
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Financial markets have been rocked since the start of the year by weakness in the tightly managed yuan.
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Across the border, in Pakistan, an avalanche rocked the district of Chitral late Saturday, when most were asleep.
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Even before it's predictable ending, however, the town was rocked by exploding heads lamenting the death of democracy.
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The Tampa Bay Rays rocked him for six runs, including three homers, in three and two-thirds innings.
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Riverdale is the story of a small American town rocked by the murder of a high school student.
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Sabrina's death rocked the Sachses' marriage, and in 2000 the couple filed for divorce, though they later reconciled.
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Soon, an international incident that came to be known as the Green Beret affair rocked the American military.
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On Tuesday, Margot Robbie rocked the no-shirt look to attend a fan screening of "Birds of Prey."
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Shots Fired, Fox's new limited series about a community rocked by a police shooting, is a weird case.
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The company was rocked at the upper echelon last June when then-CEO Dick Costolo announced his departure.
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Hours after explosions rocked Brussels, Belgium, people gathered at Place de la Bourse, in the heart of city.
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One week ago Kirk announced he would not support Trump, after Trump's comments about Curiel rocked the Capitol.
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T). The case has rocked the auto industry and strained Nissan's ties with French partner Renault SA (RENA.
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The country is uneasy, rocked by the failed coup and murderous bombing campaigns of jihadists and Kurdish separatists.
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Residents learned Tuesday morning that an explosion rocked a FedEx distribution center outside San Antonio in Schertz, Texas.
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Explosions rocked Turkey's largest airport Tuesday night, killing at least 10 people and wounding dozens more, officials said.
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The startup has been rocked by financial turmoil the last two years, though, which delayed its first car.
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Watson recommends lying on your back, hooking your legs around your partner's elbows with your pelvis rocked up.
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The 7.0 magnitude quake rocked Anchorage Friday morning, cracking buildings and roadways and sending residents running for cover.
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On Wednesday, the royal mom rocked a perfect pony for a rainy day visit to King's College London.
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The streets of Basra were calm on Saturday, after days of violent protests rocked Iraq's southern oil hub.
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In the front row, a woman rocked in place as it played, holding her hands over her eyes.
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Bill, 72, and Hillary, 70, wore classic pants and blazers as Aguilera rocked a corseted red ruffle gown.
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The country star, 42, and his middle child rocked matching outfits when they posed outside of Bridgestone Arena.
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His crime: participating in one of the anti-government protests that have rocked the country in recent weeks.
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Speculation that these countries might agree to an oil output freeze to boost prices has rocked the market.
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Li, 57, is one of 42 individuals and entities charged in a U.S. investigation that has rocked FIFA.
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James Corden rocked out with the "Chandelier" singer in the clip that was released Tuesday night in full.
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On Monday, three blasts rocked the city killing at least two dozen people and injuring around 100 others.
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For her "referee" look, judge Carrie Ann Inaba rocked a sequined tuxedo dress to start off the show.
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