I've never rolled in the simulator before - but I rolled.
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We have rolled out and we took the GDPR tools and we rolled it.
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However, the design overhaul that was widely rolled out is now being rolled back.
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The plant produces hot rolled, cold rolled and galvanized coil, among other types of steel.
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Koum rolled up to Zuckerberg, Systrom rolled up to Schroepfer and Marcus reported to Olivan.
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Barton, Gregg and Carla rolled, sliced, folded, rolled, cooked and (finally!) ate their masterpiece pasta creations.
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Machine-rolled cigars have shredded tobacco leaves, while hand-rolled ones usually leave the leaves intact.
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Exempted products included aluminum foil and aluminum plates, sheets and strip, as well as steel hot-rolled bars, hot-rolled sheets, cold-rolled sheets, plates cut and plates in coils, the DTI said.
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A pre-torn canvas rolled out from behind the one in front that is rolled up behind itself.
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"You'll need to pick up some Rolled Chicken Tacos, so head to Taco Bell and grab a Rolled Chicken Taco Party Pack featuring six Rolled Chicken Tacos and six Crunchy Tacos," says the recipe's preface.
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Last fall, the company rolled out ads on Facebook and Messenger Stories while Instagram rolled out poll sticker ads.
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Japan rolled a 5, the aliens rolled a 6 and the Mecha Kitty, and the atmosphere of the room, exploded.
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That position was being rolled forward daily, forcing shorts to pay the backwardation price as they too rolled their positions.
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South African products exempted from the tariffs included aluminium foil and aluminium plates, sheets and strip, as well as steel hot rolled bars, hot rolled sheets, cold rolled sheets, plates cut and plates in coils, the DTI said.
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It will have an annual capacity of 500,000 tonnes of hot-rolled band and 300,000 tonnes of finished cold-rolled products.
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His pencil rolled under one patient's closed door; a few seconds later it rolled back out: Sibel and Tony fell in love.
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You guys have rolled out a ton of stuff since December 2016: You've rolled out the fact-checking initiative, you've shrunk images on suspect posts, you've rolled out machine language tools for fact-checking, and machine language tools for clickbait headlines.
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Domestic steel producers are already seeking some relief by filing trade cases with the Commerce Department and the International Trade Commission on all the major flat-rolled steel products, including corrosion-resistant steel, hot-rolled steel and cold-rolled steel.
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The commission rejected anti-subsidy duties against hot-rolled steel from Turkey, but affirmed anti-dumping duties against Turkish-made hot-rolled steel.
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The bill calls for the expansion to be rolled back in 2353, but some conservatives are demanding it be rolled back in 2018.
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Just last week, Facebook rolled out the option for live 360-degree videos; Instagram also rolled out a live video feature last month.
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Most, but not all, of the randomly rolled weapons are still available, and Bungie's hundreds of static-rolled weapons are largely unavailable or useless.
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Stocks are still seasonally high, with hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel, used in cars and home appliances, down only 0.7% and 2%, respectively.
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The mill in Ashland, Kentucky will have an annual capacity of 500,000 tons of hot rolled band and 300,000 tons of finished cold rolled products.
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The mill in Ashland, Kentucky will have an annual capacity of 500,000 tonnes of hot rolled band and 300,000 tonnes of finished cold rolled products.
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Obviously, you will need to hit up Taco Bell for its Rolled Chicken Taco party pack featuring six Rolled Chicken Tacos and six Crunchy Tacos.
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Watch The Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney get Rick-rolled Watch The Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney get Rick-rolled This segment originally aired Oct.
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Experts found that pukao were most likely rolled from the quarry to the location of the moai, and rolled up large ramps using the parbuckling technique.
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In a demonstration of what he said was the building's tilt, Mr. Jernigan, rolled a marble across his kitchen floor and it rolled back to him.
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But the difficulty of responding to a major natural disaster was apparent Tuesday afternoon as more trucks of supplies rolled in, and almost none rolled out.
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Demand for cold-rolled and galvanized sheet products remained solid, while demand for hot-rolled sheet products weakened versus the first half of 2016, the company said.
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Mr. Farmer, the challenger, rolled a 4, losing to the incumbent, Becky Linebaugh, who rolled a 6, according to Ashlyn Griffin, the deputy clerk of Lawrence County, Ark.
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So no one rolled out the red carpet for me because I was in a Tommy Hilfiger ad — they probably would have rather rolled my ass up in it.
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Cliff Farmer rolled a "four" Thursday but was beat by incumbent Becky Linebaugh, who rolled a "six" to hold onto her seat for a third term, according to Reuters.
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Last month, the government imposed an additional 18.95 percent countervailing duty on some hot-rolled and cold-rolled stainless steel flat products, a first such levy on a steel product.
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The 135 millimeter guns were well camouflaged and sheltered in caves; the North Vietnamese quickly rolled out the artillery to fire, then just as quickly rolled them back to shelter.
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The Directorate General of Anti-Dumping and Allied Duties (DGAD) suggested imposing definitive anti-dumping duties on cold-rolled and hot-rolled flat steel products, according to circulars released on Monday.
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Classic examples of rolled tacos include Diego Rivera's 1932 lithograph, El niño del taco, or dine at an El Huequito location in Mexico City, where tacos al pastor are served rolled.
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Small parties share tables with strangers, and a dirty tablecloth may be half rolled up and a clean one half rolled out — yin and yang — to accommodate lingerers and new arrivals.
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If it's a matter of being folded or rolled, it should be noted that tacos can be eaten rolled, as we see in Diego Rivera's lithograph, The Boy with a Taco.
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" She added, "We've always kind of rolled really spontaneous.
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"In politics, we call that 'getting rolled,' " Christie said.
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But in Queens, the machine rolled on — until Tuesday.
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" I said: "Glenn, you literally rolled out of bed.
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Stainless steel billets and hot-rolled stainless steel plates are mainly used as raw material to make cold-rolled stainless steel products or used in shipbuilding, containers, rail, power and other industries.
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As they barnstormed, they often played in a new city each night, traveling with a canvas court that could be rolled out and then rolled up and moved to the next venue.
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The shutdown, which involves the venture's steel smelting, hot-rolled and cold-rolled production, is expected to reduce the company's monthly steel output by 21,000 tonnes, a spokesman from the company said.
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Part of this is President Donald Trump's doing — the administration has slashed efforts to push Obamacare enrollment and rolled back the massive marketing effort that the Obama administration rolled out for years.
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"Because the U.S. pipe and tube industry is the third-largest purchaser of flat-rolled steel ... reduced pipe and tube production will also greatly harm the U.S. flat-rolled industry," they said.
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The dough is then rolled into paper-thin sheets; it first passes through a dough sheeter before being further rolled out by hand with thin rolling pins, about the size of baseball bats.
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That shit existed to be shared and kvetched and eye rolled about, in the way that things that totally don't matter but annoy or provoke you anyway are kvetched and eye rolled about.
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Most mornings Charles hangs out in his silver Honda in front of the Lemigo hotel where I'm staying, with the windows rolled down and the sleeves of his crisp collared shirt rolled up.
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The commission rejected anti-subsidy duties of about 6 percent against hot-rolled steel from Turkey, but affirmed anti-dumping duties of about 23 to 7 percent against Turkish-made hot-rolled steel.
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When he rolled over, blood was pouring out of his mouth—reports were he bit his lip and tongue on the hit—his eyes rolled back, and he was striking the fencing response.
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The 225-year-old, Larry Nance Jr., rolled out his father's old uniform — down to the knee-high socks — and then rolled out his father himself to help with one of his dunks.
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While you weren't looking, this regulation just got rolled back.
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He rolled up his sweatpants to reveal a swollen leg.
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Gillibrand, to date, has rolled out two other policy proposals.
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Evernote rolled out an update to its iOS app today.
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Light mist rolled off the Ramapo River in early March.
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I should have just rolled around on the floor some.
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I read that and just rolled my eyes – it's pathetic.
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A factory worker riding a white forklift rolled slowly past.
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Rolled out in 2011, the option is no longer available.
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As it rolled away, he tried to stop the van.
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She rolled her chair backward to help open the door.
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Morgan Creek rolled out a cryptocurrency fund in August. Disclaimer
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Beto O'Rourke has also rolled out his own climate plan.
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And his administration has rolled back protections for transgender people.
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Authorities think she rolled down a hill to the drain.
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The investigation was rolled up almost 30 Russians in total.
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He rolled around every day with chargers for numerous devices.
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Barbara rolled her eyes as if to say 'not again'.
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Andrada was once again rolled out to explain the situation.
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He stopped the car and rolled down his window, unsuspecting.
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Google rolled the theme for the Gmail app last month.
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Later that year Ronald McDonald rolled into Shenzhen, China, too.
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The ball rolled away, and Turner took off for second.
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Was I a certified mini feminist after the credits rolled?
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Hot rolled coil inched up 0.7 percent to 3,620 yuan.
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As lunchtime rolled around, it was time for that burger.
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Finally rolled, trimmed, dethorned, these flowers are ready to go.
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The current jackpot has rolled over every week since Nov.
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Both of these are getting rolled out globally from today.
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"That moment, tears rolled down my eyes," the photographer said.
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We lost before the red carpet was even rolled out.
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The government has not rolled out scores for each citizen.
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It's search engine, wikipedia and podcasting directory rolled into one.
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Then Snapchat rolled out a major update and changed everything.
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Spieth's chip rolled past the hole and off the green.
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I rolled a 17, which meant they lowered their crossbows.
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When Tax Day rolled around, he missed the filing deadline.
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"That place where the wave finally broke and rolled back" ???
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But, you know, we just rolled out a list. Sweden.
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They just rolled up together to the bar I'm at.
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Liang's response to why she rolled her eyes so dramatically?
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The improved software is then rolled out in real cars.
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It's been six weeks since it rolled out to everyone.
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So the government rolled out the contracts across the country.
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The change rolled out across the world, and Twitter exploded.
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Notably, Dengvaxia is already being rolled out in some countries.
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We just look forward to it being rolled into Photoshop.
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No, Scott Pruitt has not rolled back Obama's environmental legacy.
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Wall Street reform should not be rolled back, he added.
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We have now rolled battery saver settings back to default.
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Now, that has seemingly rolled it out as a standard.
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The feature was rolled out globally in the first quarter.
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The car rolled onto the little girl, pinning her underneath.
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His administration has also rolled back several regulations on businesses.
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Bautista rolled into a double play to end the inning.
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Apple also rolled out its For You playlists in 2017.
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Alexander has since rolled out a location feature on Jan.
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Fan questions rolled in daily, and miraculously many were answered.
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San Antonio rolled to its third win in a row.
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Meanwhile, Team Access is being rolled out in two stages.
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Then thousands of Twitter follows and media mentions rolled in.
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It was the punishment of seven fights rolled into one.
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They rolled out new concept cars and announced major partnerships.
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That very same week, Hims rolled out their cacti campaign.
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He rolled the dice and it came up snake eyes.
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It was a year ago that Facebook rolled out Stories.
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He rolled to the ground, and the ref called it.
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The water rolled right off of the suede outer layer.
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We rolled out the red carpet for the Chinese President.
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But, this change was only rolled out on Android devices.
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And after he came, he just kind of rolled over.
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As the returns rolled in, we started to joke around.
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Tesla in particular rolled out elaborate autopilot features last year.
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It hopped between his legs and rolled into right field.
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Phoenix police rolled up to the scene about 6 a.m.
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Keener turned back toward the dashboard screen and rolled away.
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Horrified denunciations of the attack rolled out across social media.
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The new payment schedules are being rolled out this year.
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The president's own party just "rolled" the President, Lindsey said.
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Hot rolled coil was at 3,452 yuan, up 0.8 percent.
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Upward of 50 of them rolled in by day's end.
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Thompson rolled to his left but couldn't find anybody open.
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The March contract rolled to April after the settle Monday.
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Here's how it rolled from rice paddies into your burrito.
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Hot rolled coil was at 3,458 yuan, up 1 percent.
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The new TV app that Apple rolled out last month.
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The jackpot has rolled over twice a week since Sept.
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Rolled up schematics and blueprints are stacked against the wall.
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Fans instead largely grimaced, laughed, or just rolled their eyes.
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He was athletics' Muhammad Ali and Pele rolled into one.
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Some Twitter users rolled their eyes, and provided droll commentary.
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Yes, oh yes, granola with flaxseeds, rolled oats, dried cranberries.
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The stations rolled by: Canal Street, DeKalb Avenue, Atlantic Avenue.
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Harris has also rolled out some early endorsements including Rep.
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That feature has been rolled right into Google Photos 2.0.
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So they're not having to rely on newly rolled crypto.
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Driver was eating a taco when he lost control & rolled.
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Facebook rolled out a similar service for video last September.
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Facebook's Watch was rolled out to U.S. users last month.
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But we just rolled the dice and went for it.
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The Trump administration rolled back the Obama guidance last year.
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He also rolled back key protections for air and water.
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"The gate agent rolled her eyes at us," Garcia said.
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It rolled to the fence as Rengifo circled the bases.
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On Wednesday, Gmail rolled out its biggest changes since 2011.
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Snyder's office has since rolled out a $28 million plan.
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The bay's scent rolled in while he sipped his drink.
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And the rights women have gained could be rolled back.
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As the credits rolled, one word came to mind: unearned.
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When the credits rolled, Ross bounded back onto the stage.
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The governor also said more equipment was being rolled out.
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The retailer has rolled out "mobile express lanes" in stores.
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But the gelding swished his tail and rolled his eyes.
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Not all of Mr. Kaine's lines rolled off the tongue.
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Governor Cuomo vetoed it, and also rolled back other protections.
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It was rolled up in the blink of an eye.
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He also had two hits as the Cubs' offense rolled.
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Orders rolled in quickly from airlines, including PanAm and TWA.
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Executives wouldn't say when they would be rolled out nationwide.
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Maybe the fundamentals have peaked or have potentially rolled over.
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When the seat hit the ground, Shaylie apparently rolled out.
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"Oh s—" she screamed as she rolled around the floor.
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Cots could be set up and beds rolled into place.
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The driver stared straight ahead and rolled up her window.
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Tears rolled down my cheeks until my doctor finally finished.
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Think burgers and blue plates, not kibbeh and rolled cabbage.
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He was our generation's Rotten and Savage rolled into one.
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When 11 PM rolled around, however, I was already spent.
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M Suggests rolled them out in English two months ago.
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Similar mobile payment methods rolled out on Samsung and Android.
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My ex and I rolled our eyes at her tears.
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Starbucks officially rolled out its cold brew nationwide last year.
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Grab last week rolled out a wallet function with Kasikornbank.
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I turned off the radio and rolled down the windows.
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He put it away and rolled his eyes at me.
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Month three rolled around, more flushed pads, more overflowed toilet.
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Last year, it rolled and sold over 4 million joints.
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I made some nice pars and rolled in some putts.
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The plane rolled on its left wing, then its right.
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Municipal buses rolled by, empty or with very few passengers.
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She rolled onto one side, swamping the dock with water.
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We rolled to a stop just a few feet away.
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The White House rolled back its threat by Wednesday afternoon.
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"Ten rolled is gold," Soliman would say in her classes.
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The tape must first be rolled back roughly 20 minutes.
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With the windows rolled up and music on, she waited.
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Vietnam '0003 Apocalyptic rhetoric rolled across the airwaves on Sept.
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Federer rolled through his own service games in a hurry.
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Staying ready proved wise once the ninth inning rolled around.
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When the fight rolled around, KSI boxed up a storm.
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Rick seems to have simply rolled over and given up.
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"5G" cellphone networks are going to be rolled out soon.
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" Mr. Farage rolled out the slogan "No deal, no problem.
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Asked how she would sit down, she rolled her eyes.
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His campaign rolled out an endorsement from Democratic Michigan Gov.
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He had rolled his car into a ditch on Saturday.
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"We rolled from meth lab to meth lab," said Sgt.
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It first rolled out in April in St. Louis restaurants.
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Tiffany's, an illustrious American jeweller, has rolled one out, too.
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Warren's plan would have been rolled back the main provisions.
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In 1979, McDonald's rolled out its first Happy Meal nationwide.
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Unfortunately, the tights rolled up her legs throughout the day.
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More guts than every man in this room rolled together.
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All 8,000 videos will be rolled back to his channel.
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Apple rolled out the change in its 2019 iOS 13.1.
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Trump rolled up, and said everything they wanted to hear.
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Since September heads have rolled at WeWork, eBay and SAP.
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Yelp has rolled out new tools for businesses as well.
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Recently, the chain rolled out a line of Transformers toys.
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But the machines were still rolled out on Election Day.
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The Trump administration has rolled back many of those changes.
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Three days later, American Airlines Flight 191 rolled over and
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Last week, Amazon rolled out an AmazonBasics memory foam mattress.
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Bird has rolled out in 100 markets in two years.
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Now they look like they just rolled out of bed.
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In September, Google rolled out dark mode to Android 10.
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My friend, a leading Saudi political analyst, rolled his eyes.
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A century ago, the automaker rolled out its millionth car.
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The Trump administration rolled back a major clean water regulation.
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The woman finally glanced over, and rolled down her window.
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He rolled over his left wrist fielding a ball Wednesday.
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The bulldozers rolled in on the morning of October 25th.
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This was the scene when we rolled up this afternoon.
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We rolled up to a spot near the state Parliament.
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But as acceptances rolled in, her dad was unnervingly tepid.
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On Thursday, seven Kentucky Power trucks rolled into Alicea's town.
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Facebook rolled into 2012 with more than 2700 million users.
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Nonverbal communication — rolled eyes and harsh tones — get lost online.
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A champagne bottle slipped from her grasp and rolled away.
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Coinbase eventually rolled out bitcoin cash trading the following day.
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It went off the road and rolled down an embankment.
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All of that changed when the Tea Party rolled in.
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CLEARLY SINCE THEN HE'S ROLLED THEM BACK A LITTLE BIT.
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Blackmon rolled to first baseman Goldschmidt to end the threat.
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Hot rolled coil edged up 0.6 percent at 3,515 yuan.
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He rolled a bloodshot eye in Cill's direction, smiling wistfully.
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Later, we rolled out sleeping bags at the community center.
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Lewis hit another chip that rolled back to her feet.
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Now it's to be rolled into a national security department.
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He rolled over his left wrist fielding a ball Wednesday.
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And once they're here, they almost never get rolled back.
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It's the genius and the madness all rolled into one.
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Morgan Creek rolled out a cryptocurrency fund in August 2018.
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Service returned to normal when the software was rolled back.
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It was rolled out in Lyndhurst, N.J., on Jan. 11.
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They've rolled through the playoffs, putting up blowout after blowout.
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It's sort of like Storytellers and Unplugged rolled into one.
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I just laid my bike down and I just rolled.
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The GOP has rolled over for Trump like a puppy.
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The White House rolled back its threat within a day.
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About two months ago, a train rolled into Parrish, Alabama.
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To return the favour, Obilić rolled over in the cup.
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With Donald Trump's election, these plans are being rolled back.
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They're worried about getting rolled up by their own government.
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In April, Baladna rolled out a line of fruit juices.
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The Commerce Department said it would apply the same Chinese anti-dumping and anti-subsidy rates on corrosion-resistant and cold-rolled steel from Vietnam that starts out as Chinese-made hot-rolled steel.
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" "All of the great and the good who were rolled out during the #EURef (EU referendum) will be rolled out again in the coming weeks to try and get us to fall into line.
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The department has said it would apply the same Chinese anti-dumping and anti-subsidy rates on corrosion-resistant and cold-rolled steel from Vietnam that starts out as Chinese-made hot-rolled steel.
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We are going in any way where all the work was done in advance, that we are not going to get rolled at that table the same way that Barack Obama got rolled with Iran.
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Scunthorpe produces steel mainly used in construction and infrastructure projects, whereas Port Talbot produces slab, hot rolled, cold rolled and galvanized coil which is used in products from cars to washing machines to food cans.
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At the same time, Trump's team rolled out the new WhiteHouse.
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It is also being rolled out in other parts of Europe.
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"I stopped, dropped and rolled while screaming bloody murder," she recalls.
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Snoop's Mount Kushmore Wellness Retreat Tour rolled through L.A. Thursday night.
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"Earnings haven't rolled over, and neither has the economy," he said.
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EA spokesperson John Reseburg confirmed a fix was rolled out Monday.
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Jokes were made, eyes were rolled and astrological signs were debated.
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After facial feminization, the red carpet was rolled out for me.
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Didi rolled out cab-hailing services in the country last year.
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"A New Day" was rolled out in fall of last year.
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I get why everyone rolled their eyes at the opera gloves.
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Human-operated vehicles whipped around corners and rolled through stop signs.
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It specifically rolled out tests of appointment booking buttons in December.
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I didn't know any different, so I just rolled with it.
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Headquartered in Boston, Tucker thinks Polis could be rolled out nationwide.
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The police rolled up soon after and put him in cuffs.
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In October, it rolled out Triple Breakfast Stacks as one example.
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So Twitter rolled it back, opting for a mostly square version.
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Yelchin's 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee rolled backward down the steep driveway.
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When the credits rolled, I had a smile on my face.
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When the cameras rolled, we would start to do that game.
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Facebook originally rolled out its Places application program interface in 2010.
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Hopefully, this improves as the functionality is more widely rolled out.
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We all rolled up our sleeves and helped to build it.
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Cuban rolled his share of the sale of start-up Broadcast.
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Smaller TV networks and studios could be rolled into bigger ones.
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Also: Did you mention that you rolled that sushi by hand?
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The program rolled out to 40 locations and became a hit.
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And he rolled out the endorsement of South Carolina state Rep.
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When ELIS rolled out in 2012, it was a spectacular failure.
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By April, they'd rolled it back out, calling it Global Mode.
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"She just easily rolled into my life with them," he said.
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The first of those features, Peak Pricing, has rolled out nationally.
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Nick Cannon rolled in with his crew around 193:45 a.m.
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Google says the new features are being rolled out "this week."
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Instagram just rolled out a neat feature for its live product.
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When they're rolled out, Ahmed claims that they'll be fully autonomous.
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Online, fans of the women rolled their eyes at the commentary.
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YouTube Red, which rolled out in October, costs $10 per month.
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And as the years rolled by, I became a woman obsessed.
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We rolled the dice and came through and made it happen.
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This tool will be rolled out in stores starting next year.
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When they rolled out Blake & Jason #GENUIS #TheBachelor #bachelor #BachelorMonday pic.twitter.
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Foreign debts suddenly could not be rolled over and crisis erupted.
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The ITU, the global standards body, rolled over and gave up.
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Don't worry, I rolled with it — as the new me would.
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Many have called for the initiative to be rolled out nationwide.
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He hoisted it above his head and rolled his eyes back.
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Google has rolled out offline downloads for its AI-powered translator.
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An Ofo bike rolled off the production line every 15 seconds.
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A couple months ago, you guys rolled out a Stories feature.
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The feature rolled out to the US and Canada last year.
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The update will be rolled out worldwide in the coming weeks.
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Human rights groups criticized the way the report was rolled out.
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From there, the American rolled into position for a triangle choke.
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When it hit the median, it rolled over onto its roof.
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Back in February, meanwhile, Google rolled out Assistant on additional handsets.
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It will be rolled out in other regions throughout the year.
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The censorship feature hasn't been rolled out, according to The Times.
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I'm interested, I'm skeptical, I'm ready to be slow rolled again.
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U.S. crude rolled over to the January contract after Monday's settle.
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Stressed loans include bad loans and restructured or rolled over loans.
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Hot-rolled coil futures edged down 0.3 percent to 3,678 yuan.
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As the credits rolled, I started to feel nostalgic — sad, almost.
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Mr. Sanders rolled out his Wall Street policies and criticized Mrs.
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Lewandowski appeared annoyed with the request and reportedly rolled his eyes.
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It does not appear to have rolled out yet on Android.
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If successful, it'll be rolled out to more locations next year.
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The rig rolled across three northbound lanes around 2:00 a.m.
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So surprising my eyes rolled to the back of my head.
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Global Britain is three badly thought out ideas rolled into one.
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It played live video as they rolled and unrolled it repeatedly.
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As 2 PM rolled around, déjà vu struck with a vengeance.
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Cullen's shot deflected off Holtby's back and rolled into the net.
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They are both a tonic and a drug rolled into one.
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The television spots Trump rolled out in Indiana this past week,
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"Monday rolled around, and I hadn't heard anything, nothing," she said.
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It's the heartbreak and the hope all rolled into one episode.
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Trump has rolled back Obama-era initiatives wholesale since taking office.
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I was rolled up in the foetal position on the bed.
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About 10 minutes into the routine, a fierce storm rolled in.
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Finally rolled in a couple of putts on nine and 10.
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Shortly after, in April 2017, the company rolled out private collections.
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The Los Angeles transportation department rolled it out earlier this year.
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By the time my consultation rolled around, I finally felt hopeful.
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Hot-rolled coil futures jumped 2% to 3,711 yuan a ton.
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Live video has been a recent feature that Facebook rolled out.
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Combine rolled oats and next 9 ingredients in a large bowl.
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Trump "brazenly rolled his own party's leaders," as AP put it.
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The update rolled out to both iOS and Android users today.
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When the car seat hit the ground, Shaylie apparently rolled out.
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Facebook and Twitter rolled out similar policies ahead of the hearing.
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He has rolled out his best endorsements, including one from Rep.
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RachelPopeye. It was like revulsion and attraction all rolled into one.
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I woke up, rolled over, and went right back to sleep.
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Let's start with the way Wheeler rolled out his original proposal.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill rolled out its loyalty program nationwide last month.
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Where, exactly, would they be when Sonic rolled into a ball?
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The last car, a LeSabre, rolled off the line in 663.
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The hot-rolled coil contract rose 0.6 percent to 3,2.13 yuan.
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When the rematch rolled around, Koreshkov immediately hit the takedown again.
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They were both revealed just fine before the credits even rolled.
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The dice, too, are rolled on carpet, not any hard surface.
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Goldman Sachs rolled out its retail bank called Marcus in 2016.
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In a few weeks, it will be rolled out for everyone.
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In 2013, Lincoln rolled out a concierge program for its customers.
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But he hadn't seen nothing until the Brits rolled into town.
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Hot-rolled steel, used in cars and home appliances, advanced 0.6%.
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But at least it is being rolled back in some places.
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I guess now they'll demand hand-rolled sashimi for every meal.
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That will be rolled out to the network later this year.
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"I stopped, dropped and rolled while screaming bloody murder," she says.
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Fingers crossed my eyes have rolled back into place by then.
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Now that it's being rolled out nationwide, the real test begins.
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The ball then rolled into left field, allowing Winker to score.
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The Celtics rolled into Portland's Veterans Memorial Coliseum looking for payback.
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The full assistant rolled out to English speakers in the U.S. .
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The new servers will be rolled out in OVH data centers.
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All three loans were then rolled into the €1.265bn term loan.
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Taylor has rolled out several models without rosewood for overseas customers.
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The increases were also rolled out in countries in Latin America.
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McDonald's rolled out its $1 $2 $3 Dollar Menu in January.
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The 5,000th vehicle rolled off the assembly line at 5 a.m.
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At least, that's how I left things, when my credits rolled.
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Watch next: The Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney gets Rick-rolled
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When Pride rolled around just days later, though, I felt ambivalent.
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Philly game, but this one rolled back time several hundred years.
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That was his gift and his curse, all rolled into one.
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Seconds later his eyes rolled back and his body started shaking.
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Mount Carmel burned to the ground, all while the cameras rolled.
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His first attempt went awry, and he rolled onto the mat.
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Unnecessary, restricting regulations were rolled back and taxes were cut dramatically.
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The first Model 3 rolled off the production line in July.
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Update: Canonical has already rolled out an update for Ubuntu OSes.
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Anti-nuclear protests roiled Europe as the new weapons rolled in.
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Then 2018 rolled in with a new record for hottest month.
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Somewhere between Milwaukee and Minneapolis, my dinner reservation finally rolled around.
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The moon shone; fog rolled in; a storm gathered; snow fell.
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I hit a few bad drives but the putter rolled nicely.
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Jay Inlsee (D) rolled out such a plan Monday, and Sen.
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The Knicks, too, rolled the dice in an effort to improve.
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Then, after she'd rolled over, then babbled, then walked, then ran.
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He eventually rolled down the hill to the finish without pedaling.
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The car then hit the spike strip and rolled over twice.
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He slow-rolled Trump's ridiculous desire for a grand military parade.
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The first plank was rolled out earlier this week, on poverty.
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Takis Fuego are spicy rolled tortilla chips with a fiery kicik.
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The company rolled out its HR offering, Google Hire, in 2017.
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Starbucks has already rolled out gluten-free and vegan food options.
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So, when 2015 rolled around, I decided to quantify my goals.
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Some Democrats rolled their eyes at the questions about Biden's flubs.
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The driver in the car next to ours rolled his eyes.
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Amazon first rolled out their two-day shipping plan in 2005.
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As the early votes rolled in, Republicans grew even more pessimistic.
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It can also be easily folded or rolled for convenient storage.
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Corvette has already rolled out the convertible version of the C8.
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Instagram on Thursday rolled out a fun new feature called Superzoom.
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China rolled out a $14 billion urban railway plan on Aug.
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It's been rolled in melted butter with honey and saffron threads.
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In the past, people who rolled off Medicaid simply became uninsured.
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" He rolled his head, side to side, "What is your opinion?
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It recently rolled out a program for small company retirement accounts.
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We hopped in the back of the 'Bach and rolled out.
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But that can always be rolled over into the next war.
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Since July, Nintendo has rolled out fixed versions of its console.
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Another year went by, and another office Christmas party rolled around.
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I watched as a thunderstorm slowly rolled in across the field.
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It also this year rolled out its own native video ads.
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India's traditional hand-rolled cigarette makers also joined in the protest.
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An overnight passenger train rolled off the track around 2800 a.m.
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The window rolled down: It was Rondon, pausing to say hello.
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The new recipe was later rolled out nationally the same year.
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A rooster crowed as a dense fog rolled over the mountains.
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It has not been rolled out to the full 25260,221 Walmarts.
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I squeezed my eyes shut and rolled over onto my back.
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A deputy rolled Moore and his wheelchair before Judge Fletcher Sams.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump rolled out their appointments with unstinting praise.
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GOP senators rolled out their revised health-care bill on Thursday.
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"Mother, mother," he repeated, as his eyes rolled back in pain.
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He had rolled out of the wheelchair and hit his head.
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Baggy overalls were rolled down to the waist to create peplums.
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Stewart pulled up next to them and rolled down his window.
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As she rolled over, I could see her eyes stretched wide.
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Her eyes are white, rolled back into nothing, her mouth slack.
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Ms. Clifford swatted Mr. Trump with a rolled-up network newsmagazine.
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Two schools rolled out what was called a compensatory gender strategy.
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Stare into its rolled and unblinking eyes made out of parsley.
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Instead, we rolled into the capital and were greeted by cheers.
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The M7 bus rolled through Manhattan, traveling south along Allen Street.
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When 1984 rolled around, potato skins were part of American life.
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I rolled a Warlock, just like I did 15 years ago.
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She rolled the girl onto her back and began cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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I was inadvertently rolled into a cinnamon bun of casual bribery.
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Endorsements from the likes of Bernie Sanders and NARAL rolled in.
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Hemper manufactured the packaging and pre-rolled cones for the brand.
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Her hand jerked, and the brush rolled off the ceramic rest.
|
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I rolled up to a closed door, Aslan at my side.
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Here are three plans some of them rolled out this week.
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Joshua Braica, 29, also died after a vehicle rolled over there.
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The other passengers and I exchanged glances and rolled our eyes.
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New car models may not be rolled out during the shutdown.
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Nearby, the gym features garage doors that can be rolled up.
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A: Uber has recently rolled out to its 50th global city.
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Hamilton rolled his toward home plate, as if he were curling.
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Germans lined the platforms, clapping as the migrant trains rolled in.
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He'd have to keep the windows rolled up the whole time.
|
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Italian newspapers have rolled out a series of alarming banner headlines.
|
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And some of his rival White House reporters rolled their eyes.
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With the dough properly rolled, Mr. Winkler ladled on some sauce.
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"Saturday I rolled myself out to the pond" nearby, she said.
|
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Little Caesars' Impossible pie test rolled out with a cheese pizza.
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Thinking she had forgotten something, I rolled mine down as well.
|
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He's also rolled back dozens of environmental protections since taking office.
|
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Then the credits rolled, the fallout put off until next week.
|
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On Saturday, putt after putt rolled past the four-inch hole.
|
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With fees being rolled back across the industry, size matters more.
|
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Bright red poppies and gigantic, neatly rolled haystacks dotted the fields.
|
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By the time Election Day rolled around, his lead had evaporated.
|
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But he quickly rolled up his sleeves and got to work.
|
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Its spokesman confirmed to us it hasn't rolled out Streams either.
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They found it rolled up in her closet in Kensington Palace.
|
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Its head rolled with what I surmised was a broken neck.
|
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Facebook rolled out its new "Off-Facebook Activity" tracker on Tuesday.
|
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Hundreds of lawyers, poll workers, watchers, press -no buses rolled in.
|
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MbN was embraced and kissed by MbS while television cameras rolled.
|
|
On Thursday, Facebook and Twitter rolled out new election transparency efforts.
|
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So as 4:00 PM rolled around, the impeachment trial reconvened.
|
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The Bulldogs rolled to a 72-45 victory in Starkville, Miss.
|
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She should have rolled it up and spanked him with it.
|
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Talks rolled along until last May when the negotiations broke down.
|
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Broad educational options, they say, must be stopped or rolled back.
|
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Salcedo rolled the windows down, worried that his car would sink.
|
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Origination fees got rolled into our loan and increased the principal.
|
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The product is being rolled out in Switzerland and Singapore first.
|
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Eventually, the service was rolled out to all Sam's Club's locations.
|
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B-67 was still in Nuuk when the fog rolled in.
|
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The cuffs of your jeans are rolled up nice and high.
|
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The time frame announced Friday will be rolled out over 2020.
|
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Denny's rolled out Beyond burgers at its LA locations in October.
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But yeah, you are correct that I do like rolled oats.
|
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Basically, they rolled up the Constitution and spanked him with it.
|
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The charter bus carrying 48 passengers rolled over, state police said.
|
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It's to be rolled out under this new brand called FlatShare.
|
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Ted Kennedy suggested the Fed be rolled into the Treasury Department.
|
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And Live Transcribe will be rolled out in a limited beta.
|
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The high veldt rolled away, in shades of coffee and wheat.
|
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The company has recently rolled out other options for the underbanked.
|
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As you know we've rolled out all these new products, too.
|
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"Those kind of things all rolled over way earlier," Levkovich said.
|
|
President Obama rolled back many excesses of George W. Bush's administration.
|
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Kentucky, though, has now rolled back one of those collateral consequences.
|
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The nation's largest lottery jackpots have rolled for a few months.
|
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When the 2017 season rolled around, more players joined the protest.
|
|
A minute or so later, he rolled a few inches closer.
|
|
Florence rolled through South Carolina, the state declined to evacuate more
|
|
I think much depends now whether the tariffs are rolled back.
|
|
House Republicans have rolled out their long-awaited tax reform bill.
|
|
But like any wave, the compliments receded and criticism rolled in.
|
|
At a cliff-side ceremony in Maine, the clouds rolled in.
|
|
At a cliff-side ceremony in Maine, the clouds rolled in.
|
|
These images capture the day the Venezuelan opposition rolled the dice.
|
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But they're hard to apply once a U has been rolled.
|
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Sweat rolled down my legs as tears fell from my eyes.
|
|
The commission, under new leadership, rolled the rules back in 2017.
|
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We piled into a mini bus and rolled into the city.
|
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It's hoped the program will be rolled out nationwide by 2020.
|
|
It's also possible that these features will never be rolled out.
|
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When the cameras rolled, we would start to do that game.
|
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After several seconds, we fell to the mat and rolled around.
|
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It's eventually going to be rolled out globally, although at first it will go live in the US, UK and Australia, where PayPal has already rolled out a pilot of the service to 1 million customers.
|
|
Japan exported about 1.25 million tonnes of hot-rolled steel to India in 2015, or about 10 percent of its total hot-rolled exports of 13 million last year, according to the Japan Iron and Steel Federation.
|
|
Larin said cold rolled steel sales to the EU accounted for around 2 percent of Severstal's total sales, while hot rolled EU steel sales accounted for about 6 to 7 percent of the company's total sales volumes.
|
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The Buckeyes rolled to a 62-3 win last year at Maryland.
|
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Navy sailors are also allowed to have rolled sleeves during the summer.
|
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Fortunately, two enterprising souls fill the void with clients they rolled themselves.
|
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"I just rolled a joint and I was back immediately," he said.
|
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Kelly played down concerns about how the government rolled out Trump's order.
|
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Apple rolled out the first iOS 12.2 beta for developers on Thursday.
|
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They have rolled back Title IX protections prohibiting discrimination against transgender students.
|
|
Conservatives, meanwhile, wanted even more of the law to be rolled back.
|
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Unfortunately, he came prepared with rolled up shirtsleeves and a PowerPoint presentation.
|
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In fact, it's a burrito stuffed with two individually-rolled chicken tacos.
|
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We don't add any flour at all when we do rolled pastas.
|
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He is a witness, investigator, prosecutor, judge, jury, all rolled into one.
|
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Noor rolled over against the box wall like a lost, drugged animal.
|
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Outside, we said our goodbyes, as police cars and ambulances rolled up.
|
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Other airlines, like Qantas Airways , have already successfully rolled out similar cards.
|
|
A world where the moderate Republicans triumphed and the ideologues got rolled.
|
|
Edgelords on Reddit rolled their eyes with "duh, everyone knows that" missives.
|
|
Artificial intelligence rolled over each of these games like a relentless tide.
|
|
It also said it has rolled out "enhanced security measures" without elaborating.
|
|
The company gradually rolled out the new keyboard design across the lineup.
|
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A drop would have probably rolled off similarly to the ice coffee.
|
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The water turned into tiny spheres and rolled right onto the ground.
|
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One truck hit an SUV head on and rolled off the road.
|
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When the credits rolled on Us, I realized I needed a minute.
|
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"But we're live," Caramele responded and Schumer rolled her eyes in jest.
|
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Polizzi said his office was told that Varney&aposs bulldozer rolled over.
|
|
Earlier this year, Pandora rolled out its version of a subscription service.
|
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Essentially, you've got yourself a treatment and styling product rolled into one.
|
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The new feature rolled out in an update to Periscope's iOS app.
|
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Similar systems have already rolled out for transit in Chicago and London.
|
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Only one of the companies, however, has already rolled out the program.
|
|
Gabrielle Union, Naomi Campbell, Kelly Rowland and Tina Knowles also rolled through.
|
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The waves of fear rolled over me in those first few months.
|
|
"And then January rolled around, and they changed us anyway," she said.
|
|
Then shortly after implementing them, he rolled back the most punitive measures.
|
|
Some, like BMW, have even rolled out a wireless version of CarPlay.
|
|
This week, the company also rolled out a new Android Wear application.
|
|
Blippar rolled out functionality for AR City in more than 300 cities.
|
|
It also rolled out a version of its voter information in Spanish.
|
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Turkey rolled out a similar package in January, with 13 banks participating.
|
|
For example, Burger King rolled out its Impossible Whopper nationwide in August.
|
|
So at least she's getting some rolled dough out of the ordeal?
|
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I think of all the people who guffawed and rolled their eyes.
|
|
Apple Pay rolled out in China last week to a mixed response.
|
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"The car rolled over onto my arm and broke it," he said.
|
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It would be invisible with sleeves rolled down, yet accessible when needed.
|
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Anything left over usually can be rolled over to the next year.
|
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Apple's streaming service, Apple TV+, rolled out in November of last year.
|
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She immediately called him out for his behavior while the camera rolled.
|
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So, when this fall semester rolled around, Brexit was still with us.
|
|
But by the time June rolled around this year, things were different.
|
|
I went outside, where a few employees shared a hand-rolled joint.
|
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None of the schools accepted the funding or rolled out the curriculum.
|
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We rolled out an update on October 7 to mitigate the issue.
|
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In August, Burger King rolled out a cryptocurrency in Russia: the Whoppercoin.
|
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When Twitter rolled out longer tweets, a lot of users were furious.
|
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And then we just got on the bus and rolled and shot.
|
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Volquez got out of the mess when Chisenhall rolled out to Merrifield.
|
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Trump on Wednesday rolled out a commission, headed by New Jersey Gov.
|
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Comments about her age and physical appearance rolled right off her back.
|
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When or if this will be rolled out platform-wide is unknown.
|
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The digital show is among the many original programs being rolled out.
|
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I believe it is already being rolled out over a million devices.
|
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Chattel slavery, from the moment slave ships rolled up onto Sullivan's Island.
|
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Fidelity rolled out a cryptocurrency custody and trade execution operation in March.
|
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Google Fiber, the gigabit-speed internet service rolled out by Alphabet Inc.
|
|
For electronic components, Digikey is like Amazon and Wikipedia rolled into one.
|
|
Statements of support and condolences rolled in from around the world Wednesday.
|
|
UPS rolled out a similar service in May in the United States.
|
|
This will all be rolled into the new 30,000 square-foot space.
|
|
Drake rolled up to the house in a Maybach with Big Sean.
|
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He gave up when thick, black smoke rolled toward him, Terry said.
|
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I was Cleopatra, Pam Grier, Marilyn Monroe, and Jezebel rolled into one.
|
|
When the storm rolled in on Wednesday, the situation quickly turned dire.
|
|
"We got better and better," he crowed as the count rolled in.
|
|
After that, reports Sky News, the system will be rolled out nationwide.
|
|
As flames quickly climbed up his leg, he rolled to the ground.
|
|
In 2014, the military rolled back restrictions that banned popular black hairstyles.
|
|
In October, Costco rolled out it's new service known simply as CostcoGrocery.
|
|
So, Siemian took the snap, rolled right and ... fell on his butt.
|
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Griggs recounted for me her experience with rolled ice cream as evidence.
|
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A few days later armoured troop carriers rolled into Harare, the capital.
|
|
Ivanka Trump rolled out her father's child care proposal there, as well.
|
|
When the summer rolled around, I had another meeting with the school.
|
|
However as election results rolled in on Wednesday, markets were in freefall.
|
|
And so that was our first date, and he rolled with it.
|
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Anti-nuclear protests erupted across Europe as the new missiles rolled in.
|
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Those hopes were crushed when Soviet tanks rolled into Prague in 21960.
|
|
It also rolled out SoFi Money -- a cash account with 2.25% APY.
|
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"I rolled my eyes — I had never heard of it," she says.
|
|
Coinbase has just rolled out full support for Litecoin, its third cryptocurrency.
|
|
In April 2018, Walmart rolled out 500 more towers to U.S. stores.
|
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Oh, and he also rolled down the stairs and lost his shoe.
|
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Andersson rolled onto his right side, shielding his weapon from the attacker.
|
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The windows were slightly rolled down and the car's doors were unlocked.
|
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"I just rolled a joint and I was back immediately," Davidson added.
|
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That app will eventually be rolled together with AutoLotto's ticket-buying app.
|
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Cleveland rolled out its proposed plans for issuing protest permits at the
|
|
But as these features rolled out, people's screens started to look overstuffed.
|
|
Lyft rolled out a similar feature at the Portland Airport on Monday.
|
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A birthday cake is rolled out, and the crowd sings 'Happy Birthday'.
|
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When 5:00 PM rolled around, Zechar joined the employees for beer.
|
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Then when MJ's birthday party rolled around, Rob was a no-show.
|
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The chain also rolled out a Seared Steak, Egg, and Tomatillo Wrap.
|
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The less-traded hot rolled tumbled by its 6 percent downside limit.
|
|
Amazon India rolled out such a programme for its sellers last month.
|
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The film rolled out to a limited number of theaters on Nov.
|
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Instant transfers for Venmo will be rolled out in the near future.
|
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Hot-rolled coil, used in manufacturing, slipped 0.1 percent to 3,474.503 yuan.
|
|
It rolled on a ball and could handle corners with enviable ease.
|
|
Now, the translation is fully rolled out for 1800 different translation permutations.
|
|
Solar tiles are starting to be rolled out in other countries too.
|
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"Watch this space as that gets rolled out," Health Canada's Mattison says.
|
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Trump rolled out an all-male panel of economic advisers on Friday.
|
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They're also all delivered in a box, vacuum sealed and rolled up.
|
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The team recently rolled out county leaders for Northwest and Southeast Iowa.
|
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Unused funds may be rolled over to be used in later years.
|
|
Simpson rolled into his local DMV to get a new driver's license.
|
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And Taco Bell rolled the service out regionally, but it's now nationwide.
|
|
Casey just rolled her eyes at the things they tell the media.
|
|
In November 2018 they rolled out a new fragrance line, called Blueprint.
|
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We are concerned some of these gains can be rolled back administratively.
|
|
Credit card companies themselves have rolled out so-called "contactless" payment systems.
|
|
Teddy White rolled his eyes at Nixon's 50-state ploy in 1960.
|
|
Kerry rolled out a string of depressing statistics to bolster his case.
|
|
The company's stock later rolled over and dipped slightly negative after hours.
|
|
The last Chevy Cruze rolled off the line at about 3003 p.m.
|
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Then her eyes rolled down and she turned her face toward Peter.
|
|
The Clippers rolled to a 17-0 lead in the opening quarter.
|
|
However, YouTube says that more improvements will be rolled out in time.
|
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My heart raced as I squeezed my eyes shut and rolled over.
|
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So eventually the locals rolled up their sleeves and did it themselves.
|
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When his man moved close enough he rolled to attack a leg.
|
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Each judge is cop, a jury, and executioner, all rolled into one.
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Trump rolled out his tax plan earlier this week in a speech.
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Google also rolled out a design update to Maps this week. Google
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If that succeeds, the project could be rolled out from late 2017.
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It was rolled out with little fanfare and first noted by CNET.
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It's the latter of these where GeoGif's efforts could be rolled in.
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The largest shopping center in the country just rolled out breastfeeding mannequins.
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The service will subsequently be rolled out in smaller towns and cities.
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"Your type isn't working for you!" she shouted and rolled her eyes.
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When 2016 rolled around, and everyone began making resolutions, I did too.
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Kenny had nothing left in the legs though and rolled home sixth.
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The first travel ban, rolled out within days of President Trump's inauguration?
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They like being able to get regulations rolled back or not enforced.
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Ford's luxury brand rolled out the storied Continental in the early 1940s.
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Demonstrators rolled a casket over the Brooklyn Bridge as part of #YouthOverGunsMarch.
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Banana everything cookies are chunky with chocolate chips, walnuts and rolled oats.
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I'm picturing Jodorowsky, Lynch, Kubrick, Chaplin, and Busby Berkley rolled into one.
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Ditto also rolled out the collection with a presentation at NYFW yesterday.
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This year, so far, it has rolled out two, Alta and Blaze.
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By the time the late afternoon rolled around, I was SO hungry.
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I've rolled up my sleeves my entire life to earn my role.
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After years of development, Starbucks rolled out Cold Foam nationally on Tuesday.
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It landed on a steep bank and rolled down into the water.
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Rolled-up Persian rugs and antique furniture were scattered around the house.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren rolled out a $103 trillion Medicare for all plan.
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And Disney rolled out an action-oriented trailer during the Super Bowl.
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The change will be rolled out across the UK on August 22.
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I rolled off all my RRE boards when I left the firm.
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One update, rolled out in late 2013, made unsanctioned media files unreadable.
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The chicken chain on Monday rolled out a gluten-free bun nationwide.
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The companies and their supporters in Congress want the rule rolled back.
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The Bulldogs rolled to a 92-62 victory over Pepperdine on Dec.
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OPEC at its last meeting, held in December, rolled over that strategy.
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As vote counts rolled in on Tuesday night, the race remained close.
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She had rolled up her windowAnd told him to drive on, fast.
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Steep tariffs for the heaviest users were rolled out alongside water meters.
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Notable adjustments in the onboard beverage offerings are also being rolled out.
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A woman who was coloring heard my theory and rolled her eyes.
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Earlier this year, it rolled out a new global equity-trading bot.
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In one, he rolled off the roof of a two-story house.
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They rolled past children riding their bicycles alone at around 217 p.m.
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It rolled back, but not all the way to where it started.
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That we rolled up our sleeves and did all that we could.
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Despite her determination to maintain composure, a tear rolled down her face.
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On day two, she rolled her ankle, though she kept on running.
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The spokesperson said You Invest typically rolled out major features in stages.
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Some cobblers have biscuits that are rolled out and cut into rounds.
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He rolled the topic around in his mind for a nuanced response.
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Romo rolled around in pain before he was taken off the field.
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Monthly auto sales numbers will also be rolled out throughout the day.
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Muddy Waters rolled down the window and told him to get in.
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The game is expected to be rolled out on Android this summer.
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Georgia Tech rolled out its online master's in computer science in 2000.
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Not one single member saw the bill until it was rolled out.
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The company rolled out the plane for the first time in 2016.
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But then Tuesday rolled around and Trump lost the Iowa GOP caucus.
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Photo: Mike Damanskis (Gizmodo)When it's rolled up, that's called Zero View.
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And it rolled out primary-care clinics that operate inside Walmart stores.
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At I/O Tuesday, Google rolled out new features for Google Assistant.
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Boeing rolled the first 787-10 out of the factory on Thursday.
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It's a humane good and a competitive advantage, all rolled into one.
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Lyrics that usually rolled over me locked into me when it played.
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They fought bitterly about them and have rolled some of them back.
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By the time 1966 rolled around, the nations were almost evenly matched.
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When 1984 rolled around, it was less Orwellian than some had predicted.
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But when graduation rolled around, she says she hit a stumbling block.
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He grabbed the scroll and rolled it out, anxious to get online.
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Was he covertly rolled off a military ship into the Arabian Sea?
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Some brands, like ThirdLove, have rolled out unique at-home sizing systems.
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It's contextual search, AI and machine learning all rolled up into one.
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They've rolled back regulations, in ways they claim are boosting the economy.
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When Sunday rolled around, I thought I better go a little early.
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So we rolled up our proverbial sleeves and ran through the numbers.
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Europe and its GDPR obviously can't be rolled over like that, though.
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It felt pretty satisfying when the credits rolled for that first episode.
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When I first heard that term, I rolled my eyes a little.
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Recent experimentation with some of Willie's pre-rolled joints left O'Dea unaffected.
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The completed shell was rolled into its final location in November 2016.
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Trump rolled on, making email jokes, WikiLeaks jokes and all-purpose insults.
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But over time, Twitter has rolled out measures to tackle the problem.
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The advance on Wall Street came as corporate earnings season rolled around.
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The sausages rolled around on the grate trying to escape their fate.
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A pickup truck rolled up the gate, its bed mounded with sawdust.
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The new models are to be rolled out globally at 8 a.m.
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And he rolled out leading evangelicals to accuse the victims of lying.
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Later, a family of four rolled by us, their own little flotilla.
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As the vehicles rolled, Mr. Hill heard an explosion from his right.
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On March 5, El Pollo Loco rolled out its Chickenless Pollo nationwide.
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By the water four harbor seals bobbed and rolled between moored boats.
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"This is unexpected," she recalled saying as the weird data rolled in.
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We got the car off the lawn before another cop rolled by.
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It also rolled out SoFi Money — a cash account with 2.00% APY.
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Regardless, his handmade, hand-rolled, hand-delivered dumplings are the real deal.
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Team Indigenous rolled onto the track to compete for the first time.
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Just last week, she rolled out a comprehensive proposal addressing Native issues.
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" Laymon's response: "I rolled my eyes and sucked hard on my teeth.
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In October, ADT rolled out a D.I.Y. product with Samsung called SmartThings.
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She rolled over and looked at me and unveiled the biggest smile.
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What were put in place under Obama that are being rolled back?
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He rolled over superheated metal, over the body parts of his friends.
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I wouldn't know what services might be rolled up with my procedure.
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Pence simply rolled away the outlandish promises and stuck to the policies.
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She rolled her eyes, and I leaned in to kiss her forehead.
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Almost all of them are being rolled back under the Trump administration.
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The driver rolled down the window and said he was my ride.
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Another factor was a thunderstorm that rolled over Washington around 5 p.m.
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It became a popular spot for bootlegging alcohol when Prohibition rolled around.
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When she stopped disclosing her disabilities, the invitations for interviews rolled in.
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My son bought a tan-papered pre-rolled blunt of a joint.
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Ms. Waight Keller rolled her eyes at the suggestion of time out.
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Earlier this year, Washington rolled back some regulations governing midsize American banks.
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Update: The Trump administration has rolled back the birth control coverage mandate.
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But the superstar singer reveals pain struck again as the cameras rolled.
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But a storm rolled in, and the roads froze and became impassable.
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It had been rolled smooth by water and the action of sand.
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It is unclear whether it will be rolled out to other markets.
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My eyes rolled back in my head whenever I ate sea urchin.
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And that "can be rolled back given minimal store openings," they wrote.
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I mean, he looks like chewed bubble gum rolled in cat hair.
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Apple's latest operating system for iPhones and iPads rolled out on Sept.
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In the quarterfinals France rolled over Uruguay with a 2-0 victory.
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Bank of America fell into the red as bond yields rolled over.
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The cameras rolled as Mr. Piazza threw up into a mop bucket.
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Other military options are already being rolled out or will be soon.
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But by the time 2018 rolled around, the backlash had already begun.
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Imagine Leonardo da Vinci, Frank Gehry and Steve Jobs rolled into one.
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Apple on Tuesday rolled out its new iOS11 for iPhones and iPads.
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My wedges were good, rolled in some putts, definitely missed some putts.
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He sat in a blue velvet chair with his sleeves rolled up.
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Walmart also rolled out in-store returns for marketplace items last year.
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A few tires were set on fire and rolled toward the soldiers.
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Afterward, they rolled Khiel over and found a hairbrush in his hand.
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Most of the tariffs were not rolled back in this Phase One.
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United last year rolled out its basic economy class across U.S. markets.
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The company rolled it out nationwide, backed by a powerful advertising campaign.
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Like many other American I was shocked as the results rolled in.
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It's glitz, glam and gutter life rolled into one discount weekend package.
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As the years have rolled on, the alerts have gotten more elaborate.
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That feature also rolled out on Facebook just a few months later.
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But on Tuesday, the president rolled the dice, and went for nice.
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Syrian troops have already rolled into several key points along the border.
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The late-night hosts rolled the tapes and let the jokes fly.
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Buffalo Wild Wings rolled out its hand-breaded chicken platform in August.
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When my 40th rolled round, I did it again, alone and sober.
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"For this reason, we will sell our flat rolled business," he said.
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They will be rolled out by computer makers in the coming weeks.
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All the windows are rolled down and the trunk is wide open.
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The changes, first introduced last September, were fully rolled out on Monday.
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The changes, first introduced last September, were fully rolled out on Monday.
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Rolled oats have been partially cooked, making them increase blood sugar faster.
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I rolled down the windows without giving a thought to the bugs.
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But local reports note that the program hasn't completely rolled out yet.
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Eventually, someone dropped the ball, and it rolled to Sister William's feet.
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Well, I thought as the credits rolled, that's New York for you.
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The set I received came tightly rolled up in a rectangular box.
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His ball spun off the green and rolled into the water hazard.
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He had his leg rolled up while blocking on a punt return.
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Microsoft acknowledged the flaw and rolled out a security update Tuesday afternoon.
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The collapsed formation rolled over the fire truck the firefighter was in.
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By the time the credits rolled, the crowd was on its feet.
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Your Allswell mattress arrives compressed and rolled-up in a big box.
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WhatsApp rolled out the video-calling feature for India in November 2016.
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I saw Hadi, sleeves rolled up, arms grease-stained to the elbows.
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The program is also being rolled out in every school in Senegal.
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The bill, which President Trump rolled out last week with GOP Sens.
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The button was finally rolled out to the UK market in July.
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ET hour rolled in delivering the same sting of a Monday morning.
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When it rolled out in 1967, the Munch Mammoth's MSRP was $4,000.
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Warren rolled into Des Moines escorted by a giant inflatable golden retriever.
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Speedier drug-approval processes rolled out in 260 are modelled on America's.
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But all that changed when Trump rolled back those standards this year.
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I was put on a stretcher and rolled out of the school.
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"Our school community is suffering," Johnson said as local news cameras rolled.
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There's no NAFTA deal, it rolled behind the couch, it's gone forever.
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Still sunk in his dreaming, he grunted and rolled over. Cillian. Cillian.
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It has rolled out fancier and more expensive razors every few years.
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Hamada rolled up his pants and showed the judge the cigarette burns.
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He had a denim shirt on with the sleeves rolled capably up.
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McConnell just put the measure on the floor and rolled the dice.
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Richardson testified he invested $400,000 in MSMB, later rolled over into Retrophin.
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We recently rolled out TikTok's creator marketplace that connects creators to brands.
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Kellaher, Marquette's coordinator of basketball administration, stood back and rolled her eyes.
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To appeal to city shoppers, Walmart has rolled out a relaunched Jet.
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The nation's largest lottery jackpots have now rolled for a few months.
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U.S. equities closed mixed on Thursday after the technology sector rolled over.
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It's known for its packages of pre-rolled joints, called Lowell Smokes.
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Utah rolled to an 88-42 win in Salt Lake City onNov.
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Moreover, they could also be rolled out without any major infrastructure investments.
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The major averages also hit record highs as earnings season rolled on.
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The body is made of ultra-hard 2150X cold-rolled stainless steel.
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This was my actual reaction when the Cybertruck rolled out on stage.
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Nissan also rolled out the 50th Anniversary edition of the GT-R.
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Scott Pruitt, the E.P.A. administrator, has rolled back dozens of environmental regulations.
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She had gone to the sod farm before it was rolled up.
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Details: Google has rolled out 2 updates over the past few months.
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They also rolled the pitch in their mouths and chewed on it.
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Senate Democrats are about to get rolled on Donald Trump's Cabinet picks.
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Moreover, U-Miss' "research-grade" marijuana is only available in rolled cigarettes.
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Also arm warmers, big neck doilies and little rolled-brim beanie caps.
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Precisely how tariffs would be rolled back is still in play, too.
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And, on January 1, the policy rolled out into the real world.
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She rolled down the window and turned her head against the wind.
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Internet privacy rules just got a step closer to being rolled back.
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Meanwhile, a congressional staffer rolled a large flatscreen TV into McConnell's office.
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China just rolled out police glasses that track its citizens/ David Gilbert
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Users started noticing the change being rolled out a couple weeks ago.
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True to his word, Guasti rolled out an update in mid-August.
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When he was younger, Gonzalez rolled out of bed ready to play.
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At least 10 deaths occurred after infants rolled over in the product, which ranges in price from $59.99-$119.99, according to the CPSC, which stated that infants rolled from their back to their stomach or side while unrestrained.
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If I rolled past the end of my object, something I did a lot, I could carefully roll backwards, using the laser to line up with the correct edge, while the app simultaneously rolled back the measurement number.
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Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp is also raising the price of its sheet steel products, hot-rolled, cold-rolled and galvanised sheets and coils by about 20 percent from June, reflecting higher overseas markets, it said on Friday.
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A bandaid feature was rolled out soon after that, which disallowed users to see which potentially abusive lists they'd been added to, but was promptly rolled back after people noted that hiding harassment doesn't make it go away.
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Union says they're about 240 calories each which sounds like a lot, but they've got hemp seeds, chia seeds, flax seeds, rolled oats, and protein powder in them so they're literally a healthy meal rolled into a ball.
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By the end of the year, we would have rolled that out to 12 new routes and by the middle of next year, we would have rolled out that new concept across all of our long-haul business class.
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In 2017, Walmart rolled out VR employee training at 200 Walmart Academies, or dedicated training centers, across the US. It has since rolled out VR to all of its 4,700 US stores to train more than 1 million employees.
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The European Commission opened three anti-dumping investigations in February into imports of Chinese steel products - seamless pipes, heavy plates and hot-rolled flat steel - and has imposed duties on two further products, cold-rolled flat steel and rebar.
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Prices of hot-rolled coil are down nearly 37% from their 2018 peak.
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But it is absolutely crucial that the new regulations not be rolled back.
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PornHub has rolled out a new line of sex toys just in time.
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The discussion then turned to in-app advertisements, which Tinder recently rolled out.
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"I didn't make a noise, tears just rolled down my face," she shares.
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Jones rolled up 175 yards and a pair of scores on 20 carries.
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Walmart rolled out a revamped landing page on its website for baby items.
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Then, when the 1990 World Cup rolled around, my program was completely finished.
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The bus suffered minor but expensive damage when it rolled into a tree.
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But Dragic's open layup attempt rolled halfway around the rim before falling out.
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Earl Blumenauer, rolled out a resolution to declare climate change a national emergency.
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The pastry is then cut and rolled, left to proof, and finally baked.
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The result is a completely raw mashup of hamachi and chopped rolled oats.
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It is easy to store off-season prints rolled up in a closet.
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Authorities believe that the car was improperly parked and rolled backwards, pinning Yelchin.
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"He swung at it, and it just rolled up over me," Fleury said.
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This isn't the first time researchers have rolled out a tear-less onion.
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Their concerns were making sure the ranch operated well and the cattle rolled.
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Futures for hot rolled steel have climbed 37 percent over the last year.
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It has blocked testimony from key aides and slow rolled demands for documents.
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She said the series would be rolled out after the movie in 21.
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It had been raining, and one boy rolled a marble through a puddle.
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Feeding America, for example, recently rolled out a new initiative called Meal Connect.
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This ultimately led to a dedicated feature being rolled out to accommodate waving.
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More than 200 donations have rolled in for the Gaggeros family&aposs cause.
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SS) (ICBC) branch in nearby Changan, dozens rolled up in a similar period.
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Instagram then rolled out linked hashtags in 2011, and Facebook followed in 2013.
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They also rolled the clock back an hour so everyone else could finish.
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I don't want to be in a car with the windows rolled up.
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They followed him and rolled up alongside the SUV the rapper was in.
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"It was like we had rolled back the entire Trump rally," Cramer said.
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Walgreens has rolled this out to its over 8,000 U.S. stores, Google says.
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Basically, dancing with someone else is like exercise and a hug rolled together.
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Al Sharpton rolled through, so did DJ Khaled and plenty of other celebs.
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Dyson laced a one-out triple to right that rolled to the wall.
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But when the Sunni militants of ISIS rolled in, Shias fled the city.
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But by the time senior year rolled around, my visa had run out.
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But after a storm rolled through Jim Probst's neighborhood, that's exactly what happened.
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"Stoffel's contract is so long, it's rolled up," joked McLaren head Ron Dennis.
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It was never rolled out, according to Facebook, in the main Facebook app.
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General Motors already rolled out an all-electric car in the past year.
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These memos, signed by DHS Secretary John Kelly, were rolled out on Tuesday.
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The Raiders rolled 85-34, allowing the second fewest points in school history.
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The experience is slowly being rolled out to users over the next month.
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We rolled off of the mattress, thinking the whole thing was coming down.
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The proud parents celebrate every milestone, including the first time he rolled over.
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It consists of rolled oats, honey, almonds, pecans, walnuts, chia seeds, and coconut.
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He was wearing a long-sleeved red shirt with the sleeves rolled up.
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We snarkily rolled our eyes at mutual friends who we discovered rarely voted.
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This feature was announced at VidCon, but hasn't rolled out at this time.
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Doctena Germany mobile apps for Android and iOS will also be rolled out.
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