Nearby stations were overcrowded with a backlog of trains unable to move and trains which normally run at two minute intervals were delayed to run at 12 minute intervals.
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But the market bears are taking another run at him.
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Just like (Saturday) ... had the winning run at the plate.
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But some researchers have taken a run at the question.
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It's a home run at the end of the day.
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He made a good run at it, but was unsuccessful.
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New York: Who's going to take a run at Cuomo?
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Fox has had a difficult run at the box office.
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In Freeman's case, this is his second run at Zalando.
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It was Puig's 50th career home run at Dodger Stadium.
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A secondary trial run at ShopRite came closer to $22.
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It was Starling's first career home run at Kauffman Stadium.
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Beijing takes a run at dismantling the city's democratic freedoms.
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It still plans to make another run at the country.
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Prymrr did the Naruto run at the Area 51 gate.
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We've certainly had a very good run at this point.
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So, could he REALLY make a run at a return?!?!
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Most healthy dogs run at about a four to a five.
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Their run at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre will begin July 17.
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They don't always win, but they make a run at it.
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The walks will run at least through the end of 2019.
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These blades can run at full speed or at a pulse.
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It was Harper's 14th career home run at Citizens Bank Park.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) presidential run at the 2008 Republican National Convention.
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Blockchain's immutability could eventually run at odds with existing regulations, too.
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Two more years will be needed to run at full capacity.
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Washington, , makes a solid run at a first-ever repeat win.
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"You'll probably have to run at some point," I was warned.
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Well, there was a brief and dominating run at Wii tennis.
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The filmmaker Reginald Hudlin had a successful run at the helm.
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Superfast broadband connections run at 24 megabits per second (Mb/s).
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The dance team that's desperate to make a run at nationals.
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You famously go for a run at 6 AM every morning.
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In Illinois, Democrat Marie Newman is making another run at Rep.
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"It's good," Mr. Connor said after a run at the rehearsal.
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Sunday, take a run at some migas with tortillas and beans.
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It has run at or above the target since May 2018.
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"There's already enough crude to run at max rates," he said.
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To be clear: PS43 Pro-optimized games don't actually run at 4K.
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Exotic sports cars and racing cars run at 12:1 or more.
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Shows will run at least through July, with tickets starting at $39.
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Hamlet will run at the Public Theater from June 20 through Sept.
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It's designed to ensure games run at the best frame rate possible.
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He broke Ruth's record with his 33rd home run at Yankee Stadium.
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By 2011, Mayer's powerful run at Google was coming to an end.
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On average, Kempton says, offshore wind operations run at 45 percent capacity.
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Thus, Fleabag ends its masterly run at 12 episodes and two seasons.
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With all my love for your inspiring run at the Mirror Ball.
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Moor's most recent run at Trials of Death was two days ago.
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"I want to run at night, because of the crowds," he says.
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Because of drought in recent years, these rarely run at full capacity.
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But you run at different points in a country's, you know, thinking.
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Kids can pledge to run in the Million Kid Run at globalrunningday.
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His run at Carolines begins Thursday and will continue through the weekend.
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ET on Thanksgiving day, and they'll run at least through December 39.993.
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It also had a short run at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam.
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The first stunner was that he gave up a run at all.
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Then in April, the Gaineses ended their five-year run at HGTV.
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We might take a run at Tamar Adler's recipe for baked clams.
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No other university has managed such a long run at the top.
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Segedin launched his first major league home run at Cincinnati on Monday.
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Other trains run at less than half that speed, Mr. Ahn said.
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The pre-Broadway production will run at Chicago's Cadillac Theater from Sept.
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"La Havana Madrid" sold out its initial six-week run at Steppenwolf.
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It was Stanton's first home run at Yankee Stadium since May 13.
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With newfound confidence, Halep is expected to make a run at Wimbledon.
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The season will run at the David H. Koch Theater from Oct.
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They have a mandatory run at the Fifth Avenue Mile every year.
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Dave Chappelle just started a weekslong run at Radio City Music Hall.
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This hedonist's holiday concludes its run at the end of this year.
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The memory of that latter run, at least, sustains the current group.
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Moreover, most slaves who sought to be free didn't run at all.
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Berlusconi cannot run at the election due to a tax fraud conviction.
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For his final act, with the tying run at second and the go-ahead run at the plate, Syndergaard struck out Reds right fielder Yasiel Puig with a fastball that registered 99.5 miles per hour on the radar gun.
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However, Postmates is making a clear run at the SXSW crowd this March.
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The championship moves to Memphis next year, ending a long run at Firestone.
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Even in Europe, "beat" levels in an average quarter run at 50 percent.
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Since the threats began, Kveller has run at least five columns about them.
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EXIT will run at Rodolphe Janssen gallery from June 22 to July 20.
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Sadly, their run at this year's competition will probably be the pair's last.
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Better-run at the top, the BJP is also formidable on the ground.
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The Thin White Duke's final run at the Grammys was a clean sweep.
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Car factories are at their most efficient when they run at full capacity.
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And now, Democrats insist they will make a real run at Texas Sen.
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Healthbox will run at $400, but the UA Band by itself is $180.
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Spotify and Deezer (along with Google Music and others) run at 320 kbps.
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With Iggy Pop the night before, Detroit had a great run at SXSW.
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First there was Luby's Cafeteria, followed by a 10-year run at Popeye's.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Nippon Paint's run at Axalta looks less than brilliant.
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His extraordinary run at Marvel was just one peak in a long career.
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Justice Samuel Alito made a run at such a holding in Friedrichs v.
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The wave test run at Ron Jon Surfpark was "unreal," Mr. Townend recalled.
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The show will run at the London Coliseum from June 14 to Aug.
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It was registered as the longest home run at Dodger Stadium this season.
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A run at an Olympic gold medal is not on the route, however.
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It is run at the Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute in Seattle.
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These job training programs are typically run at the state or local level.
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All three appear poised for another long run at the All England Club.
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Then consider this: Mr. Bishop sold out his last run at this theater.
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Lady Gaga's "Enigma" residency will run at the Park MGM throughout this year.
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Auto plants typically have to run at least two shifts to make money.
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He's in the midst of a six-night run at the Jazz Standard.
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In "Folk Incest," which begins a two-week run at Abrons on Oct.
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Senate Republicans are gearing up for another run at their health care bill.
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The production, which finishes its run at the Helen Hayes Theater on Sept.
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And Mr Pickens's run at Gulf became the model for many successful LBOs.
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Or take a run at Melissa Clark's recipe for brown butter chocolate oatmeal.
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The play will run at the theater's Polonsky Shakespeare Center home from Jan.
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"Political bluster," Ms. Remington said, before making another run at the quarter slots.
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"I feel like we can make a run at this thing," he said.
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L, have risen steadily and now run at around $84 billion a day.
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The result has been the world's most successful run at a workable democracy.
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Former President Clinton made his own run at healthcare reform, which went nowhere.
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Such was Google's decade-long run at sponsoring tablets you'd want to buy.
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Perhaps a second run at Kavanaugh — this time to impeach — could be successful?
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But any could make a deep run at the N.C.A.A. tournament in March.
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Kennedy said Trump said Republicans should "take another run" at addressing heath care.
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Open run at Roy Arias Stages — 777 Theater, 33 Eighth Avenue, Manhattan; trainspottingnyc.com.
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The musical is scheduled to run at Boston's Emerson Colonial Theater from Nov.
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Thankfully for fans, she's back with this two-night run at Radio City.
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It has been a transfixing run, at times overshadowing Nadal's own inspiring resurgence.
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Do you think that's something that would have run at a different show?
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It will complete its run at the end of season six, as planned.
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The "Windows Mixed Reality Ultra" baseline has a graphics card, and experiences will run at 90 frames per second, the optimal standard for VR. "Windows Mixed Reality" PCs have integrated graphics, and run at 60 frames per second, a minimum standard.
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And I hope you've enjoyed this column, which concludes its run at The Upshot.
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Hamilton will run at the University of Puerto Rico's Teatro UPR Jan. 8–27.
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Well, Elon Musk sure had a good run at fixing the world's pressing problems.
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Or could the last act of the 115th Congress be another run at repeal?
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Remember, almost all US electricity markets are run at the transmission level, by TSOs.
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Gunewardene noted that the company's hotels run at about 80 percent occupancy year-round.
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Does this run at $50 right now bring on additional U.S. tight oil production?
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This means they'll run at a slower 50Hz, rather than the NTSC format's 60Hz.
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The finish was his worst since a 26th-place run at Daytona this year.
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Games like Fortnite will even run at the display's native 1080p in 30 fps.
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League of Legends can run at a consistent 215 fps and full 22K resolution.
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At one point, a run at $60 per barrel looked possible, if not likely.
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The small blonde child had turned and run at the man with the backpack.
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I prayed none of them would decide to take a run at the drone.
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Strong and fluid, Sydney McLaughlin seems destined for a run at the women's mark.
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Slow shopping will be run at the store every Tuesday from 1pm to 3pm.
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Unlike wind or solar, hydropower can run at all hours, making it quite reliable.
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The "Chun-Li" rapper kicked off her run at a NYFW celebration with E!
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It can also run at a speed of up to 5 miles per hour.
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When he went in to run at first base, Roberts took a big lead.
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The second quarter: Start of a tech unwind, or another run at historic highs?
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These aren't elite career politicians making their run at the next rung of politics.
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On Sunday night, his 133-year run at CBS came to a sudden end.
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If so, though, I hope he has the wisdom not to run at all.
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Even banged up, I'm confident we can go on a run at any point.
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He stepped back in for last fall's run at the National Theater in London.
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Intel and Cray last year announced a supercomputer designed to run at 1 exaflop.
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The two men had already had a trial run at that in July 2015.
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"The kids run at you, they want money to better their life," he said.
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So she decided to take a test run at making her first Thanksgiving feast.
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The Canadian system, with insurance run at the province level, covers doctors and hospitals.
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On Saturday, the Louisiana Derby will be run at the fairgrounds in New Orleans.
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Emerson could argue that his 31-year run at the company clouded his judgment.
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This generation of talent has threatened a deep run at several recent major tournaments.
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Welter Racing hopes its car will run at Le Mans in 2018 or 2019.
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"The Mist" might just be an opening act for a run at real relevance.
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In recent months, YouTube has been positioning itself for another run at the crown.
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He boasted that he could raise $4bn-5bn for T. Boone's run at Gulf.
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Ms. Kelly joined NBC in January after a successful ratings run at Fox News.
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Hybrids have demonstrated that ICEs, when paired with batteries, can run at peak efficiency.
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He's doing baseball activities; he's just not able to run at 100 percent yet.
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But that doesn't mean members on both sides won't take a run at it.
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Sports Briefing Roger Federer's run at the Miami Open was one point from ending.
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Mr. Goines steps to the fore here with a three-night run at Dizzy's.
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Ms. Marie's run at the Standard culminates in a special New Year's Eve performance.
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The country is widely believed to run at least one clandestine uranium-enrichment plant.
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Right now, there are 121 players who run at least two miles every game.
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Interestingly, the BBC reported that Real made a run at Guardiola six weeks ago.
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My Immigration Papers will run at Tom's Etching Studio from February 19th to 21st.
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Even now, only 6 percent of gas-fired plants run at greater than 80 percent of their capacity, according to the United States Energy Information Administration, and nearly half of such plants run at an average load factor of just 17 percent.
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A run at the title inside 2018 seems like a long shot for Choi, though.
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The sandals are set to retail for $145, where the clogs will run at $155.
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Chicago hasn't been able to stop the run at all over the past three seasons.
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Hamlet will run at the Public Theater from June 20th through September 3rd this summer.
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If previous trends are any example, it's run at the top likely isn't over yet.
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In its first forecast for 2021, it expects Swiss inflation to run at 1.2 percent.
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In its first forecast for 2021, it expects Swiss inflation to run at 1.2 percent.
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They are not quick on their feet, not necessarily adept when players run at them.
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The Queen's beloved Corgi, Whisper, has passed after an interesting 12-year run at life.
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These units run at 63MHz, which is going to be challenging for the cooling system.
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Hand pitched the final two innings, stranding the tying run at third in the 33th.
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One of my first shows was a two night run at the Gorge in 2003.
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The PowerLine cords run at transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps and support 4K video.
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Plenty of teams also have the horses to take a run at the N.C.A.A. title.
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Creating more space for him to run at defenders seems the key difference this season.
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The Connecticut women's run at a fourth straight national basketball championship will begin at home.
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As a result, he doesn't feel another run at a UFC title is totally unfathomable.
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The special hours will start Tuesday morning and run at least until Friday, Woolworths said.
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The season will run at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center from Oct.
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The Broadway run, at the 1,050-seat Hudson Theater, is scheduled to begin performances Oct.
|
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Well, he did make a run at Paramount, and he did get a lot bigger.
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Kylian Mbappé clearly has instructions to run at the back four every chance he gets.
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Iger oversaw an amazing run at Disney, but recently stepped down from the CEO's job.
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One of those is "A Legendary Romance," which ended its run at Williamstown on Sunday.
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This Mandarin-language production, whose Under the Radar run at La MaMa ended on Jan.
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Any video that streams from these programs will also run at DVD quality, or 480p.
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Recall one of the earliest conversations in this area was a Monsanto run at Syngenta.
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Thompson-Robinson kicked off the comeback with a goal-line touchdown run at 3:48.
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Avenatti had signaled that he might make a run at the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Her previous best run at the claycourt slam was a quarter-final appearance in 2012.
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I remain worried that Trump may somehow make another run at shrinking health insurance coverage.
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Given a good run at education, they invariably married young and then entered the workforce.
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Hand pitched the final two innings, stranding the tying run at third in the 16th.
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Chico is now making his second run at mayor, after losing to Emanuel in 2011.
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After an abortive run at the presidency in 2009, Ghani once again contested in 2014.
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Miley struck out the next two batters to strand the go-ahead run at second.
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His failure to address these issues could hinder a second run at the White House.
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They run at a ferocious pace, share the ball with grace, and play with joy.
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Before arriving on Broadway, it had an Off Broadway run at the Atlantic Theater Company.
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You could take a run at this Moroccan baked fish with potatoes, peppers and olives.
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However, Iger didn't specifically address the prospect of a White House run at the time.
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Let's put it this way – if California requires you to run at least 28503 yards, and the federal government requires you to run at least 22019 yards, wouldn't it make the most sense to run just the 70 yards and call it a day?
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As a comparison, the Xbox One and PS4 games mostly run at 720-900p at 30fps.
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For instance, Google announced a service called Google Cloud Run at Google Cloud Next last month.
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Another star is unhappy, and suitors with means and desire will make a run at him.
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The Nelson Mandela Centenary Exhibition will run at Southbank Centre from July 17 to August 19.
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It was the 28th straight game with a home run at Dodger Stadium for Los Angeles.
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Then last summer, Hosmer hit a home run at the All-Star Game at Petco Park.
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But they're delivered as compressed, low-resolution video files that run at a slower frame rate.
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So his early message has been simple -- keep moving the ball and run at every opportunity.
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On one of those DPs, Cano did not run at all, thinking the ball was foul.
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Emotions run at a fever pitch until your ruler Saturn ends a retrograde on the 13th.
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K2 recently wrapped its seventh campaign, and—pending funding—is expected to run at least 20183.
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Stewart said he'd want to run at least one warm-up race before the Indy 500.
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He thinks sub-two will most likely be run at one of the traditional city marathons.
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Felipe Vazquez pitched the ninth and stranded the tying run at second for his eighth save.
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It was his 53rd career homer against Houston and 28th home run at Minute Maid Park.
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Bernie Sanders took a run at these vulnerabilities, and succeeded beyond anything that even he expected.
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This was something truly symbolic, with the race run at the Brands Hatch circuit in Kent.
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I mean you've got to manufacture a run, at least one or two there for Tanaka.
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The musical, which had a pre-Broadway run at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Mass.
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Swiss Institute The Swiss Institute has accomplished extraordinary programming during its run at 18 Wooster Street.
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Grace under pressure can nearly feel like a slalom run at the Olympics, or cliff diving.
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It was Heisey's first home run at home since May 22, and he is now batting .
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Credico is due to testify later in the trial, which could run at least two weeks.
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This was their 2nd run at a plea deal ... the first was rejected by the judge.
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First performed in 1863, the three-act opera recently completed a run at the Metropolitan Opera.
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Deliveries from Total's Grandpuits refinery were blocked by protesters, prompting output to run at reduced flow.
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The musical will run at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park in six free performances Sept.
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Ms. Williams will join the band for a two-night run at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
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Taking a second run at the splashy theme-show extravaganza, the Met Breuer has greater success.
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Then the Retrievers went on a 16-153 run at the start of the second half.
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At the time, Williams was in the midst of an 186-week run at No. 363.
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A free exhibition of work by all four artists will run at Turner Contemporary from Sept.
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If you're not working, maybe try another long run at the firebox, for some pulled lamb.
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A run at Pelosi could help Ryan build up his profile and position himself for later.
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Signals on the bridge are being tested and repaired so trains can run at maximum speed.
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A dog run at the side of the house is accessible from one of the bedrooms.
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After one run at the Alpine combined, he was 32nd behind the race leader, Bode Miller.
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Torres said he had never hit a walk-off home run at any level of baseball.
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In Miami Beach, the fines run at $265,103 for a first violation and rise from there.
|
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Amazon and Google aren't the only companies making a serious run at cloud gaming, of course.
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Oh and while this is all going on, Republicans may take another run at repealing Obamacare.
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Sony&aposs "Bad Boys for Life" continues to have an amazing run at the box office.
|
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Portland, Oregon, (Reuters) - Fast-starting Barbara Pierre is ready for a run at the Rio Olympics.
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We made one last run at him and that&aposs who we wanted from the beginning.
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He hit his first homer of the year to continue his hot run at Chavez Ravine.
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This troupe continues its run at City Center with its "Three Visionaries" program, opening on Friday.
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The family was going on an early morning coffee run at the time of the incident.
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Four days before his next run at mayor of New York City, George died of a stroke.
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Texas Lyceum has the Democrat — who is considering a run — at 35 percent to Cruz's 31. Rep.
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Fertilizer and pesticide producers are allowed to run at their normal capacity during the spring planting season.
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Considering most SEO services like Moz run at over $100 a month, you'll want to take advantage.
|
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In Outlast 2, if you run at an enemy who can see you coming, he kills you.
|
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The exhibition, dubbed "The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever!" will run at London's Serpentine gallery until September.
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When I got here, it was actually a lot smaller than what I had run at Google.
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And it will run at a higher voltage than such grids use—600,000 volts, rather than 400,000.
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The group is fresh from their historic run at the Rio Olympics, which concluded earlier this month.
|
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Games like Pokémon Rumble Rush and PUBG run at choppy, but respectable frame rates on low settings.
|
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Taking a run at Facebook Phone 2.0 or something like that, where you actually control that ecosystem?
|
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His chances of a second run at the chancellorship in the event of new elections look questionable.
|
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People are upset after police shot a dog on the run at Auckland Airport in New Zealand.
|
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The Mets are 32-18 when they hit a home run at Citi Field this season. 2.
|
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) officially announced her 2020 presidential run at a rally in Lawrence, Mass.
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As eagle-eyed viewers swiftly noted, however, the film had been altered to run at double speed.
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U.S. refiners have been encouraged to run at high rates to take advantage of strong diesel margins.
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He was removed for a pinch hitter for in the fourth with the tying run at second.
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"We can't run at a 22019 percent utilization," Barra said Wednesday about the company's plant usage rate.
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And, maybe we can get passed that before we can make that run at those new highs.
|
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There are thousands of probation agencies, but they are either run at the state or local level.
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His 9-yard run at 2:1583 of the third quarter put the Hoosiers ahead 31-21.
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The monitor should run at the regular 60Hz speed on this year's MacBook and MacBook Pros, too.
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For example, Venezuela's four refineries have run at record lows this year as they lack spare parts.
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One is run at a Seoul test-prep center – known in Korean as a hagwon – called STEPEDU.
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So I planned different ways to eat healthier on the run, at home or on the road.
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With two outs, Manny Machado and Jonathan Schoop singled to put the tying run at third base.
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When American resources turned to help dispose of that, hospitals were able to run at peak capacity.
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The U.S. version will head to NBC's streaming service in 2021 following its current run at Netflix.
|
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The Trump administration's patchwork approach to policy has proven time and again to run at cross-purposes.
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Tickets to an eight-show Broadway run at the Barrymore Theater in November top out at $252.
|
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A Louisiana state judge on Thursday added a 20-year sentence to run at the same time.
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Smith then got Brad Miller to fly out with the potential go-ahead run at third base.
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You won't be able to make a last-minute turkey run at Costco, Sam's Club, or BJ's.
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I had a great career, I had a great run at it, and I came out successful.
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A pole-winning run at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia was a strong step toward fulfilling that goal.
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They are big and relatively slow, meant to run at high utilization rates and provide bulk power.
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This weekend, they will close out a six-night run at this concert hall in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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But I've got nothing on run streakers, meaning those who run at least one mile every day.
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This will be the musical's first performance since its run at the Williamstown Theater Festival in 2015.
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If done right, "The Honeymooners" could have a life beyond its limited monthlong run at Paper Mill.
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"The Big Molinsky — Considering Joan Rivers," Ms. McKay's new "musical biography," will run at Joe's Pub Sept.
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It makes a run at cleverness, trying to be a dark screwball commentary on America's race problem.
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Definitely take a run at Dorie Greenspan's recipe for cocoa-cornmeal biscotti, a Sunday coffee's favorite friend.
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Congress is gearing up to take a run at tax reform, which will run through his committee.
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Gio Urshela homered off Jose Urquidy to draw the Yankees to within a run, at 3-2.
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The Penguins, amid a run at a dynasty, had grabbed a record held by another dynastic team.
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A rootin'-tootin' adaptation of "Measure for Measure" settles in for a run at New World Stages.
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Pete was the first openly gay major presidential candidate to make a run at the White House.
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The Pacers used a 257-2 run at the start of the second quarter to pull away.
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The production will be shorter than the usual Broadway run, at 10 weeks, with previews beginning Feb.
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According to my colleague Casey Newton, former Twitter employees predict Bluesky will run at a glacial pace.
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The plate is designed to reduce the amount of oxygen needed to run at a fast pace.
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But one engineer who works there cautioned that the automated lines still can't run at full capacity.
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They mostly eat vegetation but are omnivorous, and can briefly run at speeds up to 30 m.p.h.
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Two decades on, the latest production begins a run at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Jan.
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Colorado State staged a 9-0 run at the beginning of the second overtime to take control.
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They will play repertoire from that album at this two-night run at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
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The courses typically run at capacity and provide instruction at no cost to trainees, Mr. Fugate said.
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His "Maisel" co-workers Noah Gardenswartz and Alison Leiby will open for his run at the Creek.
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So a car run at Le Mans one year won't be the same one racing the next.
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And in the long run, at least some of it is likely to come from a lab.
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And in true Tebow fashion, he hit his first home run at his first at-bat this season.
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The code allowed any app to run at the same level of privileges as the logged-in user.
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We run at similar paces and like to chat and complain to each other as we trudge along.
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That compares with mainstream production gasoline engines that run at compression ratios of 8:1 to 10:1.
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Trump, who was contemplating a presidential run at the time, made the comments to Fox News' Bill O'Reilly.
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And as you pointed out today, you&aposd have a pretty good long run at it most likely.
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It's been an emotional run at this year's French Open for one of the host country's own players.
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As it turned out, I'd been referred to him for a trial run at Gawker's weekend editor spot.
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Heck, even Samsung is getting ready to take a run at Google with Bixby on the Galaxy S8.
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Angela's role as the hospitality host is already well-established, and this is her first run at it.
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Redoubt will begin a two-week run at Film Forum (209 West Houston Street, Manhattan) on 10/30.
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Are you approaching this as your last Olympics or would you contemplate making another run at age 39?
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If Warren pulls off an upset in New Hampshire, she could make a real run at the nomination.
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The Dallas Cowboys and the Ravens were each reportedly making a serious run at the 24-year-old.
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Yet in preparing for her latest run at the Met, she discovered new power in its unpretentious optimism.
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Crisp doubled and represented the tying run at third, but Ramirez struck out Burns to end the inning.
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We may take a run at Nigella Lawson's ace recipe for a coffee walnut layer cake, just because.
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They are one of the few that are in a position to make a significant run at this.
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The condensed lights are supposed to draw less power, potentially allowing the sticks to run at tighter timings.
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That's not to say they're focusing solely on Funko Pops, though — not in the long run, at least.
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Booker "was completely sober about the challenge, and totally ready to run at it," one senior aide said.
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I don't think the first run at it as a straight drama didn't really inspire me or Bruce.
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Seems pretty obvious he's making a run at Zion -- like every other major sports agent on the planet.
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"This is a man who can run at full speed on all fours, flipped over backwards," Antosca said.
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And cash advances typically run at least several percentage points higher than the rate you're charged for purchases.
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Cena had a brief but memorable run at the start of his career as an asshole white rapper.
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Fitch expects capital spending to generally run at about 5.5% to 7503% of revenue over the intermediate term.
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The Swiss and Austrian skiers who dominated the sport were openly contemptuous of the downhill run at Sarajevo.
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Many observers wonder why Mr Prabowo, apparently short of both funds and energy, bothered to run at all.
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But even if they were available and filled tomorrow, Nebraska would still run at 143% of designed capacity.
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Sorry, that&aposs not projecting weakness, that&aposs inviting other corrupt governments to take a run at us.
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Basically, whatever you throw at it, the Blade Pro THX will run at full settings, at 23K resolution.
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Boston quickly went from no hits in the sixth inning to having the tying run at the plate.
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With a 13-2 run at the end, Milwaukee closed the first quarter with a 30-23 lead.
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They've been working with NBC since 2013, and after a successful run at the Sochi Olympics, were promoted.
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But briefly I had made a tiny pirate kingdom, run at a small loss, where people were kind.
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However, stocks will need improving economic data to make a run at the record levels set last year.
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In a tablet mode, there's evidence that Fuchsia may allow up to four apps to run at once.
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They are responsible for governing Unicode characters, which currently run at around 128,019 of which 1,791 are emoji.
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If the dogs run at the gate to bark at something in the street, she races with them.
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" And when it comes to getting out of a situation, Brosnan's top advice is: "Run at top speed.
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From January 2nd next year, Flash ads won't run at all on DoubleClick or the Google Display Network.
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Just last summer, "PharmaBro" premiered Off-Broadway with a 6-week, limited-engagement run at The Players Theatre.
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Democrats are making a run at other Republican-held governorships in states like Georgia, New Hampshire and Tennessee.
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Their operating costs are $25.95/MWh, compared to PJM's other 85033 nuclear plants, which run at $18.73/MWh.
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I had a successful, near-25 year run at Goldman before leaving to start a private investment firm.
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Now the Street is actively wondering if we can take a run at breaking the January historic highs.
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After an earlier run at London's Donmar Warehouse, the play has been reimagined for a New York audience.
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The development was a lifeline to oil producers, encouraging refineries around the world to run at full steam.
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Baltimore put the possible tying run at second with one out, but Allen retired the next two batters.
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Leicester's unbeaten run at home stretched to 20 league games with a 3-1 win over Crystal Palace.
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Take a run at Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for shrimp and mango tacos and experience a little joy.
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Ritterbusch said he expects December Brent to make a run at $59 by the end of the week.
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Up to two MPX Modules can be slotted in, which means 2256 graphics cards can run at once.
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As of now, the International Space Station is set to run at least through to the year 2024.
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Houston had its overall six-game winning streak halted as well as its six-game run at home.
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Ottavino stranded the tying run at third by getting Kevin Kiermaier to hit a slow roller to second.
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The speaker of parliament has four goes at giving prime ministerial candidates a run at forming a government.
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According to reports, he crashed through safety netting and hit a tree during a training run at Nakiska.
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The Greens will have a clear run at nine seats, including Brighton Pavilion and the Isle of Wight.
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These exercise sessions were short but intense: roughly two-tenths of a mile run at a strenuous pace.
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Let's hope she and it come to New York, because the short run at Williamstown closes on Sunday.
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The victory extended Barcelona's unbeaten run at home to 27 matches (03-0-2) in the Champions League.
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Many power-intensive industrial processes are largely automated, so they could, in theory, be run at any time.
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It's also worth noting that even though this movie has a weeklong run at Film Forum starting Dec.
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His daughter, Arnelle, was spotted out on a grocery run at a nearby Trader Joe's earlier this week.
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A hit batter to begin the inning and a two-out single put the tying run at second.
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Trainer: Todd Pletcher Jockey: Luis Saez Odds: 6-203 Drape: Like Justify, he did not run at 2.
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A previous 10-show run at Radio City helped to kick-start Mr. Chappelle's mainstream comeback in 2014.
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For Atlético, however, it is the end of another European run at the hands of their city rivals.
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Vince Klaseus became Universal's consumer products and video game chief in 2014 after a long run at Disney.
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Like operations in Canada, Europe and Asia, Brazilian plants can run at line speeds of over 200 bpm.
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Meanwhile, Del Mar hosted summer races, seeing many of the same horses that usually run at Santa Anita.
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He averaged annual returns of 29 percent during a 13-year run at Magellan that ended in 1990.
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So he is going to make a run at it and the chips will settle where they may.
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At age 7, she entered her first race, a 300-meter run at a track in the Bronx.
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This run at the Blue Note marks the Bad Plus's first New York City shows featuring Mr. Evans.
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Temperatures continue to run at a warmer-than-average pace until a cold front sweeps through late tomorrow.
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I always run at this hour to avoid my dog, because it's when he starts agitating for dinner.
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A 19-4 run at the end of second quarter gave Charlotte a 17-point cushion at halftime.
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Aspen has twice the vertical drop, and its longest run, at 5.3 miles, is twice that of Sunlight's.
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The singing siblings are ending their run at the Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel and Casino on November 16.
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Abiteboul made clear on Friday, however, that he expected Palmer to end his barren run at the Hungaroring.
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Michael Bloomberg, the former New York mayor and billionaire, is also considering a run at the White House.
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The officer responsible for the alert mistakenly selected the wrong template during a drill run at shift change.
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In "A Letter to My Nephew," beginning its run at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Tuesday, Oct.
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Comptoir des Cotonniers did make a run at winning over American shoppers, but exited the US in 2016.
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Pitino, 66, was fired after a long run at Louisville following an FBI probe into college basketball recruiting.
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For now, the focus is on capping a career and ending his family's run at Duke with more victories.
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Three months after that, Graf retired, and Williams began her first major title run, at the United States Open.
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The first Bluemix "Garage" was run at Galvanize in San Francisco to support the adoption of IBM's cloud platform.
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That shift away from dirtier fuel will force refineries to use more oil and run at a faster clip.
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Starting in 2019, every new model the Swedish automaker releases will run at least in part on electric power.
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"Dave Chappelle Live on Broadway" will have a limited run at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre from July 9-13.
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Allison had passed through Houston once already, but now it returned to take a second run at the city.
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O'Neill's winning run at the SLS Barcelona Open in May was a masterclass in grinds, aerial maneuvers, and creativity.
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It's not clear whether Broadcom could take another run at Qualcomm in the future, this time without CFIUS intervention.
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Authorities say he was caught in April following an early-morning run at Holmdel High School&aposs athletic facilities.
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The Indians put the potential tying run at second base with nobody out in the top of the seventh.
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POTUS spoke US Central Command for 12 minutes, four fewer than his 16-minute "home run" at the CIA.
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Freestyle Love Supreme kicks off a 16-week run at the Booth Theater in New York City on Sept.
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Esscape Room: The Real Kitchen Nightmare Open-ended run at 24-11 41st Avenue, Long Island City, Queens; esscaperoom.com.
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Tom Steyer, a wealthy Democratic donor, is also considering a run at Feinstein's seat, the Sacramento Bee reported Wednesday.
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Some sides run at 45 rpm, others at 33, and many sides only have a couple songs on them.
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Cain has lost five straight decisions, but gave up just one earned run at Colorado in his last start.
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Its 500-watt motor can run at 12 different speeds, and the included stainless steel bowl is impressively durable.
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According to Dell's own examples, a game like Fortnite can run at over 110 frames per second in 1080p.
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And yet, it wasn't able to run at full speed for more than a few laps at a time.
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Bigger beasts do have the highest theoretical maximum velocity: in principle, an elephant could run at a blistering 600kph.
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This is non-negotiable and required if you actually want your new desktop PC to run at its peak.
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The American election system — run at the state level often by Republican governors — is remarkably free of voter fraud.
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The goal snapped Carolina's penalty-kill run at 21 successful kills, a stretch that lasted more than seven games.
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League of Legends should be an easy game to run at max settings for a system of this caliber.
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But like Jones in his run at the UFC light heavyweight title, Zabit is something of a wild man.
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With efficient AI fit into a smartphone, Phiar's software can run at 200 fps on a dash-mounted iPhone.
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And when star-nosed moles get scared, they can run at a speed of about five miles per hour.
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The A's put the tying run at third base after narrowing their deficit to 2-1 in the second.
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It was McCann's 14th career home run at Citizens Bank Park and his 24th all-time against the Phillies.
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The outline released this morning would delay another run at health care until the tax rewrite effort is finished.
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Teigen paid a visit to Duff's Cakemix in West Hollywood for a practice run at decorating Luna's birthday cake.
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Each high-speed train, which run at above 250 km/h, costs around 25-30 million euros, analysts said.
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The Tigers pulled within a run at 6-5 by scoring three runs in the bottom of the fifth.
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And in true Tebow fashion, he hit his first home run at his first at-bat this past season.
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Though they've flown under the radar somewhat in recent weeks, Liverpool are on an impressive run at the moment.
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Instead, Jessie will wither unless she sings and shares a ten-second run at least once every two months.
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"We are seeing volumes run at another record so far in the month," the industry source said on Tuesday.
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If Britain leaves, European governments are likely to make another run at moving this lucrative business to their shores.
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Jealous is not, of course, the first NAACP leader to turn from activism toward a run at elective office.
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He let exchanges run at length but was willing to step in; his questions were few but well-chosen.
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Los Angeles put the potential lead run at second base with two outs in the bottom of the sixth.
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It was the 55th career home run at Safeco Field for Beltre, who played five seasons with the Mariners.
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He added a 20-yard scoring run at 1:58 of the first quarter to make it 14-3.
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Tony Ferguson and Nurmagomedov's use of pressure against Barboza was essentially to run at him over and over again.
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Tap "disable" if you want your iPhone to run at peak performance, but at the cost of battery life.
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So he's not an easy out, though Democrats Elaine Luria and Karen Mallard are taking a run at him.
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If the plan is deemed a success, Costa Rica is hoping to run at least two flights a day.
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Charter Communications – Charter may take another run at rival cable operator Cox Communications, according to the New York Post.
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But at Amazon, which has run at or near breakeven for most of its history, that represents margin expansion.
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During the workweek, he would run at least 230 daily miles, split between a morning and an evening run.
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More women set themselves up to take a run at making history following Tuesday's primaries in multiple red states.
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He earned the backup job with an impressive 227-game run at the finish of the 21-373 season.
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During his 20-year run at Fox News, Ailes built the most successful TV news channel of all time.
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Since they cannot fly, emus use their long legs to run at speeds of nearly 30 miles per hour.
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Thousands of people showed up to greet the Iceland's national soccer team after their incredible run at Euro 2016.
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"The Last Three" is slated for the San Antonio Zoo in Texas this year after its run at MetroTech.
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Tiafoe, 210, was in his first Masters quarterfinal, backing up his quarterfinal run at the Australian Open in January.
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Warren Wolf returns to New York March 6-10, playing a run at Birdland with the Cyrus Chestnut Quartet.
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He starts a five-night run at the Stone on Tuesday, in duet with the spiky guitarist Mary Halvorson.
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It's nice some of them gave us a bit of a shot to make a run at this tournament.
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"Enterprise" comes off a 2017 run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where it won a Scotsman Fringe First Award.
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For the eighth year in a row, this blues rock supergroup is on a lengthy run at the Beacon.
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It was his first run at public office, Mr. Muth said, and he lost to the incumbent, James Oscarson.
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The Cavs pulled ahead 10-7 on Taulapapa's 3-yard touchdown run at 8:58 of the second quarter.
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And, you know, we're going to take a very serious run at it," Toomey said on ABC's "This Week.
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This year, Kraft Heinz made a $143 billion run at Unilever, another large European food and consumer products company.
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Rewind The newly restored "Filibus," with a cross-dressing female supervillain, has a weeklong run at Anthology Film Archives.
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Red Dead Redemption 7073, the most high-profile Stadia release, didn't run at 4K resolutions but 1080 or 1440p.
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The trial, which is expected to run at least six weeks, is now scheduled to begin on June 2.
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She got a big confidence boost from a recent eight-mile run at a 5:25-per-mile pace.
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And then, she gets a shot at redemption: a five-week run at London's Talk of the Town cabaret.
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Can they finally click and make a run at the top-three seed that many expected entering the season?
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Meteor founder Geoff Schmidt will continue to focus on Apollo GraphQL, a platform for making GraphQL run at scale.
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IF THAT'S THE CASE THAT WOULD MEAN WE COULD ALLOW THE ECONOMY TO RUN AT A LOWER UNEMPLOYMENT RATE.
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This could mean coaching them to run at a specific pace or how to shorten or lengthen their stride.
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I wouldn't be surprised if the stock is charging up to another run at the highs later this year.
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He's not the only one on Wall Street that thinks Amazon may make another run at the travel business.
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Raul Reyes: Yang's great diversity answer Andrew Yang has not had the easiest run at the Democratic presidential nomination.
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"The Terms of My Surrender" is scheduled to run at the Belasco Theatre in New York until Oct. 22.
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A memorial was held after the run, at which Schulman called for a solution to mass shootings at schools.
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NBA legend Paul Pierce says he's ready to hang 'em up ... after ONE MORE run at an NBA title.
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You know we'll see, sometimes you do a third or sometimes you do another seven-year run at something.
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Dell provides, and the monitor requires, two DisplayPort cables for the full 2200,212 x 28,24 pixels to run at 28fps.
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"It is right to take another run at it; every possibility should be used to achieve some progress," he said.
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You can use that information to fine-tune your game plan and run at it in a more strategic way.
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In her first run at the world championships, Vonn's pole escaped her limited grip when her hand hit the snow.
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Generally, 60 frames-per-second is considered ideal for gameplay, though games will often run at 30 frames-per-second.
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Also an actor and best-selling author, this year he sold out a four-show run at Madison Square Garden.
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Peloton instructor and distance runner Becs Gentry says she recommends starting your run at the coolest part of the day.
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New York Today readers can save $5 on the ticket price ($10-$15) by entering the code RUN at checkout.
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But, as amazing as sex often was with her, it wasn't always a home run — at least not for me.
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The Mets were trailing by a run at the time, and Callaway felt the urgency to make the move then.
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That is the entire list of players with more than one World Series home run at age 21 or younger.
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In 1985, though, they sped up the track and took a second run at the video, and minds… were… blown.
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"There needs to be real serious run at legislation — an assertive, affirmative effort to address this in Congress," Murguia added.
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The return run at 284.6 mph simply left the Hennessey and every other car ever made in the desert dust.
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The federal government has little control over K-12 education, which is mostly run at the state and local level.
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It's currently on view in San Francisco at the Legion of Honor after a run at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
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Your Spending In Your State: We want to run at least one Money Diary from a different state each week.
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Penny capped it with an 215-yard run at the 22000:21 mark to pull the Aztecs within 213-221.
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A single AirPod costs $69 while a charging case will run at least $59 (more if you want wireless charging).
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The play will debut in a limited run at London's Almeida Theatre this December, with a script from Anne Washburn.
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Netflix's run at Cannes this year suggests that the majority of film types, at least, answer with a resounding "yes".
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The $129.99 Echo Spot is taking another run at this problem, and it's the most promising attempt since, well, ever.
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A few mountain bikers had an unwelcome guest briefly joint their downhill run at the Malinô Brdo in Slovakia recently.
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With the winning run at first, Bailey coaxed a fielder's choice from Carlos Gomez to nail down his fourth save.
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Authorities said surveillance video caught Tramaglini in late April following an early morning run at the Holmdel High School field.
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A one-mile run at 22mph resulted in 210,664 steps to the Yamax's 1,951 steps—a difference of 14.7 percent.
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Kucherov is taking a run at Ovechkin's status as the league's biggest Russian star, while Backstrom's return would be huge.
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MIT produced a cheetah-inspired robot—with funding from DARPA—that can run at high speeds and leap over obstacles.
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Seattle left fielder Heredia threw out another potential run at the plate, resulting in the second out of the inning.
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Its main attraction is a hierarchy list toward the back detailing how Nintendo of America was run at the time.
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There is also the added safety element of not wanting to ride or run at night, especially as a woman.
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Gerald Barry's madcap opera, based on Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest," continues its run at the Rose Theater.
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He just happened to go down as the Warriors were readying themselves for a run at back-to-back titles.
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" As Ali: "Well, I run at this country club, and I run on the golf course early in the morning.
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It's also beautiful, and kicks off the perfect three-track run at the end of Chance's 2013 mixtape Acid Rap.
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Manda doesn't wash off, and to that point, doesn't run at all, so you shouldn't find it burning your eyes.
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Wozniacki ended Sevastova's previous best run at a major, beating her in the fourth round of the 2011 Australian Open.
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Trump has been and will continue to be terrible at that, when he deigns to take a run at it.
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A lap of the circuit is run at an average speed of 20143 miles per hour; only Monaco is slower.
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Something tells us these two crazy kids are going to make another run at romance before Season 1 is over.
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Still, she and Vitaly claim to be at peace whether or not she gets to run at the Rio Games.
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If the Bears are going to make another run at the NFC North, their defense will have to stay dominant.
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With the talent pool growing every cycle, this could be the last run — at least together — for Taurasi and Bird.
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"I think when you run at this age, your face is your message in a lot of ways," he said.
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Or to take a run at Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for a spring ramen bowl with snap peas and asparagus.
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Kevin Kiermaier followed with a two-out, two-strike single to score Jennings, putting the tying run at the plate.
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Mr. Cook had a celebrated run at Disney, helping to create the "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "National Treasure" franchises.
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The Democratic presidential nominee is expected to appear at Friday's celebration of her White House run at the Brooklyn Marriott.
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Finally, the platform includes a job launcher, which enables users to schedule Apache Spark jobs to run at certain times.
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He struck out looking twice against Ray and bounced out to end the eighth with the tying run at first.
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The foil beneath the Vehicle can run at different angles and at different speeds, to create different types of waves.
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Manda doesn't wash off, and to that point, doesn't run at all, so you shouldn't find it burning your eyes.
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But he told Bezos he was not considering a run at the time of their call, according to the report.
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Girardi dismissed the idea of walking Ramirez, saying he had not wanted to put the tying run at the plate.
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They can run at him, challenge him, and hope Pitana sees something that crosses the line and sends him off.
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I keep working with a goal of getting out for a mental health-promoting half hour run at some point.
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For the short run at least, we need to prioritize public health and try to get this situation under control.
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In a play that recently ended a long run at the National Theater, his character is stabbed to death onstage.
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South Dakota State made a late run at the Buckeyes, scoring 10 straight points to tie it at 70-all.
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When she could sleep, she did so with her shoes on, convinced she would have to run at any minute.
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Any one of them could have tripped up Woods's run at the lead as the tournament reached its halfway point.
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Mr. Pirozzi was the only Sven during last summer's pre-Broadway run at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
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It's basically an on-wrist guide for runners looking to improve their split times or run at a consistent speed.
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Before even thinking of attempting a run at an X-Games sport, you should be comfortable with your winter gear.
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Max Borghi's 1-yard run at the 10:24 mark of the third quarter knotted the score at 14-14.
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And this rhetorical maneuver almost perfectly parallels the devious end run at the core of right-wing color blindness orthodoxy.
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Indeed, Saturday's game was the first time the Yankees have not hit a home run at home since April 8.
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His run at NBC included popular shows like "Friday Night Lights" and "30 Rock," and he developed "Empire" for Fox.
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But its run at Cinema Village in Manhattan is its first theatrical release of the complete film in North America.
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His 13-yard run at the 6:26 mark in the fourth pretty much clinched the outcome on Senior Day.
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The Anbang Insurance Group took a run at Starwood Hotels and Resorts before withdrawing a $14 billion offer on Thursday.
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Another was seeing Aroldis Chapman run at full speed to cover first on a ground ball to the right side.
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It was the first presidential primary win ever for Biden, who is making his third run at the White House.
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"Clinton goes negative" is a headline that could have been run at any time during the 2016 general election campaign.
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And Chasen Shreve worked out of jams in the ninth and the 10th with the winning run at third base.
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Maybe Hicks could have hit a home run at that time, maybe something we were looking for at that time.
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He says on Page 218 that he hit a home run at Tiger Stadium in 143, which he did not.
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He was discovered in a development program headed by national coach Heath and run at the nearby Tiffindell Ski Resort.
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Ross expects refineries to run at lower rates through March and April as refiners try to unload winter-grade gasoline.
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Chiasson completed the run at 14:20 by tipping in T.J. Brodie's point shot for his second of the season.
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"I'm hopeful we can get it all done this week and take a run at it next week," he said.
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A monthlong run at the Kennedy Center starting last June was followed by one in Los Angeles and then Toronto.
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But over the last several cycles, GOP candidates have made one last run at Pennsylvania and even drew good crowds.
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That's how it started — one man's run at the biggest, best connected and most secretive consulting firm in the world.
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Civilian casualties have run at near record highs as fighting spreads to more areas of Afghanistan, according to the United Nations.
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Statcast listed the home run at 833 feet, which would make it the second-longest homer in the majors this season.
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I put on a really lazy outfit, so I can go for a run at lunch without changing too many clothes.
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Today, it's all about oneupmanship and AMD doing a victory lap while it makes a solid run at Intel's desktop business.
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The powerful short documentary about a woman's survival of an honor killing in Pakistan will get an exclusive run at HBO.
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Valbuena's second homer of the season in the seventh inning got the Angels back to within one run at 4-3.
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She missed last year because of her pregnancy but is on an 18-match winning run at the All England Club.
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So you won't get this, but it was like being a rookie getting a home run at his first at bat.
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Toni Syarifudin of Indonesia competes in the Cycling - BMX Men's Seeding Run at The Olympic BMX Centre on August 17, 2016.
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A tribute card will run at the beginning of the episode, which will be rebroadcast at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT.
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Project Runway returned to Bravo this season — where it premiered in 2004 and ran until 2008 — following a run at Lifetime.
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When it does reopen it is set to run at only 20 percent capacity, with some 800 passengers departing per hour.
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Given Mr Biden's weakness, true left-wingers such as Elizabeth Warren have meanwhile had a free run at framing the debate.
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Fossil-fuel-powered steam turbines still only run at around 45% efficiency, but they can be fired up to meet demand.
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Refineries however, are expected to continue to run at high levels, and distillate stocks are expected to rise by 400,000 barrels.
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Vanguard is a top shareholder in many large US corporations, so it can impact how companies are run at high levels.
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Springsteen on Broadway will end its sold-out 236-show run at Jujamcyn's Walter Kerr Theatre on Broadway on Dec. 15.
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A little more than 55 percent of them had run at least one marathon and 25 percent had done a triathlon.
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That's when Mitnick went on the run, at various points eluding authorities by hacking their communication network and wiretapping their phones.
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However, it was shut down just 10 days into the exhibition's run at the Vancouver Art Gallery (VAG) in April 2007.
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But Trivino struck out Gorkys Hernandez and got Steven Duggar to ground out, stranding the potential tying run at third base.
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The Clippers hope to make a run at luring Leonard to the organization next summer should Leonard become a free agent.
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It did equally well on a one-mile run at 23 mph, registering 1003,2100 steps to the control pedometer's 2100,23 steps.
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The Lite Edition also did well with a one-mile run at 5mph, logging a 1.9 percent difference with the Yamax.
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The new adaptation, which will have a limited run at the Dorie Theater in L.A. and is to open on Sept.
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The travel has had the double effect of putting Bannon in all the right places for a future run at office.
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His withdrawal consequently ends his run at the French Open, and puts his appearance at Wimbledon—starting July 7—in question.
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Richard says during Meredith's 10-year run at "Today" she was never aware of any sexual misconduct allegations lodged against Matt.
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European champion in 2014 and a mother of two, will also be the oldest British woman to run at a Games.
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Comedy superstar Gabriel Iglesias LOVES the Panthers -- but says he's 100% not down with Diddy making a run at the team.
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This week, the song tied with Mariah Carey for longest run at the top of Billboard's Hot 100 with 16 weeks.
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"Josh and I making our annual @sprinklescupcakes run at@millerchildrens hospital," Stamos captioned a fun video of the scene on Instagram.
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Today, around 193 percent of farms run at a loss, leaving them fighting to stave off bankruptcy and forced farm sales.
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Florida State — A young team that was actually ahead of schedule returns its best players for a run at Clemson. 215.
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If the Devils loaned the Hurricanes Cory Schneider, they could make a serious run at one of the wild-card spots.
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How to keep going Lawmakers were openly discussing taking another run at a repeal effort in whatever way they could find.
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"Funny Girl" started its run at the Menier Chocolate Factory, and after strong sales, transferred to the West End in April.
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Less weight on the extremities translated into greater running economy, meaning less oxygen was needed to run at a given speed.
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Mr. James, of course, is the star forward of the Cavaliers, making yet another run at the National Basketball Association title.
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The Bloodhound car will now attempt its full 1,000 mile per hour run at the Hakskeen Pan desert in South Africa.
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Pivetta recovered to strike out pinch hitter Adam Engel with the tying run at third to notch his first career save.
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The company has been involved with motorsport since the first automobile races were run at the turn of the 20th century.
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By that measure, employment has run at a 202,000 pace so far this year, modestly better than 2017's 182,000 average.
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"Every application needs a database — an application you run at home, at work or even on your mobile device," Ittycheria said.
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The comment comes as many conflicting messages revolve around whether Clinton will pursue another run at the White House in 2020.
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The screens on both models are 90Hz, which is smoother and more fluid than standard smartphone screens that run at 60Hz.
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Phillies reliever Michael Mariot then walked Eric Campbell and Michael Conforto, and the Mets had the winning run at the plate.
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After cratering in the US following the financial crisis, auto sales have run at record levels for the past four years.
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The greatest dynasty in NFL history looks ready to make another run at a Super Bowl... could they even go undefeated?
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"We believe domestic violence is a learned behavior," said Vapnar, who added that most counseling programs run at least 26 weeks.
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Those not celebrating Eid may want to take a run at Melissa Clark's new recipe for pork chops with brandied cherries.
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Many major actors take a run at the role in Shakespeare's tragedy, a part so daunting that it's nicknamed Mount Lear.
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This is the Clippers' last, best chance for a run at the title for the foreseeable future, and they know it.
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They noted that, for example, one study on race initially run at Stanford was replicated in Amsterdam, a different cultural context.
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The problem is he had no easy way to see if the promotion had been correctly implemented or run at all.
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Dryden took a run at the top job, finishing fifth in the race for leadership of the Liberal Party in 2006.
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With Duffy running on contact, Rosario could potentially have cut down the run at home had he fielded the ball cleanly.
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On Thursday, in the first set of DIVA's four-night run at Dizzy's, she joined the orchestra as a special guest.
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Amazon is making another run at it with its $13.7 billion purchase of upscale grocery chain Whole Foods earlier this year.
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The endgame, say people who have spoken with Mr. Pruitt, is a possible run at the presidency in 2024 or later.
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The shows that run at the TCC gallery range from brutal to the banal, with works featured in almost every medium.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast industries would run at 81.0%, down from the revised 81.8% in the fourth quarter.
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And it's also a big deal for Apple, which has the exclusive on Mario Run, at least for a few months.
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It also includes the more advanced "Connect Camp," for preteens and high schoolers, which is typically run at Florida International University.
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She started officially exploring a presidential run at the end of 2018 and then reached near-front-runner status by June.
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"The amazing thing is that women actually succeed when we run, at least at the rates of male candidates," Parker said.
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I sheepishly asked the Kenyan runners if anyone was willing to run at a 12-minute-per-mile pace with us.
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Walmsley was always fast, but ever since his first run at Western States, he has proved that he's unafraid of failure.
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Two players from the same family could make a run at the Calder Trophy, which goes to the league's top rookie.
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Each time her husband is late from a morning run at Central Park, her mind turns to the worst case scenario.
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HKEX's management had been planning a run at the LSE for about a year, but delayed it because of Brexit uncertainty.
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"We're making a hell of a run at this thing, and I think we have a shot to win," Ryan said.
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A section of rhino horn showing the hairs, a cross-section at top right and a lengthwise run at bottom right.
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The new big deal in tap is Michelle Dorrance, whose troupe, Dorrance Dance, has just completed a run at the Joyce.
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All three displays run at 43hz, though you'll have to drop the native Quad HD+ resolution down to 24p for that.
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The win pushed Texas Tech's winning streak to four games and extended its nonconference winning run at home to 25 games.
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"In the long run at the SEC, theres a lot of work we need to do," Jackson said during the conference.
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But it's districts like these that will decide whether the Democrats can make a serious run at control of the House.
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An experiment run at McGill University showed evidence of a "negativity bias," a term for people's collective hunger for bad news.
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There are questions about whether or not Sanders, an Independent senator from Vermont, will make another run at the Democratic nomination.
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" He added, "The CEO needs to run at exponential speed, because they know that the water is already above their head.
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The go-ahead drive covered 92 yards on nine plays before Gallaspy's 5-yard touchdown run at the 6-minute mark.
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Still, Hornacek insisted that the Knicks were not trying to make a run at better odds for a lottery draft pick.
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The good news ... the 'Skins are reportedly making a serious run at hiring Ron Rivera to fill their head coaching position.
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You can easily turn Low Power Mode off on iPhone to have the device&aposs functions run at their optimal level.
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Gordon responded with his second 1-yard touchdown run at the 1:04 mark to bring the Chargers within a score.
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Case 4000 involves the relationship between the Ministry of Communication -- run at the time from the Prime Minister's office -- and Bezeq.
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The music, which can be heard live during Zauner's two-night run at Brooklyn Steel, rewards those who pay close attention.
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The standings can flip in a hurry and there are plenty of top golfers poised to make a run at Koepka.
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The standings can flip in a hurry and there are plenty of top golfers poised to make a run at Koepka.
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"In general, we architect our data centers and have built them so they run at 50% of peak capacity," Steckelberg said.
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Now, directed by J. R. Sullivan and starring Mary Bacon, it's back for a longer run at the Mint Theater Company.
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When Kanye teased a 2020 presidential run at the VMAs in 2015, Trump credited himself as the inspiration for Kanye's decision.
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On Friday night, The Wall Street Journal reported that Intel might make a run at Broadcom to battle the Qualcomm deal.
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By June, on the eve of his planned kickoff, Mr. Biden was still unsure if he wanted to run at all.
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Indeed, unlike the cop show, the doctor show rarely sees more than a couple major hits run at the same time.
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At another point, Cohn takes another run at developing an argument as to why a big corporate tax cut will help workers.
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Diving into the numbers, the researchers found evidence the iPhone 6, 6S, and 7 would run at throttled speeds in some conditions.
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When a smaller nation goes on a run at a major tournament, the story of Denmark in 1992 is usually re-told.
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If I were interested in this position, I would need to meet him tonight for a "trial run" at a local hotel.
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Tickets run at $2000,219 per couple for a photo reception and $21,2500 to be seated at a private roundtable with the president.
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Hearst has been with Expa and Kit since March 2015, after an impressive run at Google, Apple iTunes and transport app Hailo.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has been the de facto Democratic frontrunner since launching his third run at the presidency last April.
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That could knock Salesforce out, although it made a serious run at LinkedIn which went for $26 billion a few months back.
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Some 20,000 people had allegedly been illegally recorded by Macedonia's intelligence services, which were run at the time by Mr Gruevski's cousin.
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The news comes just days after Nest rehired its old Chief Technology Officer, Yoky Matsuoka, back after her own run at Apple.
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The Hoosiers regained the lead on David Ellis' 2-yard jet-sweep run at the 7:30 mark of the third quarter.
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The Cheap Queen tour's upcoming two-night November run at Terminal 5, which has a capacity of 3,000, sold out weeks ago.
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Subscriptions to services like Apple Music or Spotify run at $10-15 per month, and songs downloaded from iTunes are usually $0.99.
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After ending a 26-year run at the helm of J. Crew in April, the designer is stepping away from another relationship.
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Last month, Yasso, a K-9 with the Twinsburg Police Department in Ohio had a very important errand to run at Starbucks.
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Sandboxes simulate access to the entire internet, to persuade the malware under examination to run at full capacity and reveal its secrets.
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Pickett capped the run at the 212:453 mark by turning a Geist feed into a layup and a 245-239 advantage.
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These tests can be run at a clinical lab or, since the 1970s, in the comfort of your home using a glucometer.
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Many traders expect the yuan to be under pressure over the short run, at least until the virus is brought under control.
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In theory, he is on the run at this point, but the film is content to dawdle along, admiring the bucolic views.
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"After an earlier run at settling this case failed, the court observed that some cases just need to be tried," Grewal wrote.
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The idea that you should run at a self-driving car because you believe it will always stop for you is absurd.
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Stuhec made a nice run at finals - winning the downhill and taking second in the super-G - to keep the competition close.
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It has been designed to run at full power at locations with wind speeds of 10 meters per second, for 25 years.
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However Trump began talking about a presidential run at a time when he was best known as a reality TV show host.
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That could knock Salesforce out, though it made a serious run at LinkedIn which went for $26 billion a few months back.
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Peres took a deep breath when I asked if he would prefer to be making another run at Israel's top job himself.
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Drake's been over there for a bunch of shows -- including a 2 night sold-out run at the 20k capacity O2 Arena.
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Standing taller than an elephant and weighing nearly 1,000 pounds, this enormous bird could still run at a face pace when threatened.
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But in May some restrictions were lifted, allowing Alunorte to run at 80-85% of capacity in June, Hydro said on Tuesday.
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This was to make up for the fact that the Edison could run at most three tests on one finger-stick sample.
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For months you're teased with the promise of your most esteemed countryman starting a run at reclaiming his throne on home turf.
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It's a good idea to run at least three tests in each spot, just to make sure you're getting an accurate average.
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Lyoto Machida is a man who seems to have already had his last hurrah in his first run at the middleweight title.
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Will Harris entered in relief and fanned Tim Anderson with Narvaez representing the tying run at third base after a wild pitch.
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Gross, though, saw his unconstrained fund lag behind its competitors since he joined Janus Henderson following a 40-year run at Pimco.
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Following its run at the Tribeca Film Festival, Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story will premiere on the American Masters series on PBS.
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On my worst days with depression, I tell myself all that's required is a token run, at no faster than a stumble.
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When the group organised a run at the pyramids of Giza last year the police, after initially consenting, tried to stop them.
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The fastest women, however, run at 10 metres per second, buying them a few extra milliseconds in which to execute the changeover.
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And you know she'd always be down to make a Target run – at least, after her White House years are finished. 3.
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Nola (10-2) capped his night with a swinging strikeout of pinch hitter Matt Skole with the potential tying run at third.
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On Tuesday evening, he performed Bruce Springsteen's "Born to Run" at what many thought would be his victory party in Jackson Heights.
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"I may very well do it," Biden said about a run at the SALT hedge fund conference in Las Vegas on Friday.
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Like Nettie, many people want to run at the first sign that someone is attracted to them because of their body type.
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It's coming fresh off a fully staged workshop run at Vassar as part of the New York Stage and Film summer season.
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In 2017, Kraft Heinz launched a $143 billion hostile takeover of Unilever, the European behemoth run at the time by Paul Polman.
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Shares of El Pollo Loco recently made a run at their 50-week moving average, met their ceiling of resistance, then abated.
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It is very, very common for new IPO companies to run at a loss for extended periods while they build their business.
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If the group of rebels want to make a serious run at Pelosi, they'll have to recruit her critics on the left.
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Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), who had vacated the seat in an initial run at the chairmanship spot — a bid she later abandoned.
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Japan's Naomi Osaka regained the WTA world No. 1 ranking Monday following her quarterfinal run at last week's Rogers Cup in Toronto.
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Politics With Orrin Hatch calling it quits in the Senate, don't be surprised if Mitt Romney makes a run at the seat.
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The company can run at this reduced rate for about two years before a longer-term solution for the tailings is needed.
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The CEO won't rule out another run at an IPO, telling CNBC, "It's one of the options we have in the future."
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The 60-year-old actress compared the exhilaration she felt after winning to Kim's recent historic run at the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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Both types of funds run at or near market neutral, meaning they likely benefited substantially from bets against stocks and other securities.
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Philadelphia used a 13-5 run at the end of the second quarter to take a 133-56 lead at the half.
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Gordon will attempt to run at the wall from center court, unable to burst through as the chant from the children swells.
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In a national poll published on Thursday, only 11 percent of those queried supported Mr. Hollande for another run at the presidency.
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The Windows-only Steam release beefs up the game's max resolution to 4K and lets it run at 60 frames per second.
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" Asked to explain Europe's recent dominant run at the Ryder Cup, Clarke replied: "The Europeans have had the run of the greens.
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The soft rock harmonizers will revisit two of their most iconic albums during their first run at the Beacon in 23 years.
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During her run at the FCC, Rosenworcel had been a strong advocate for the net neutrality rules currently on the government's books.
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Oklahoma5-foot-9, 166 pounds A foot injury may have cost Brown a chance at a historic run at the scouting combine.
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Lest we forget, Philo left fashion for a spell after her run at Chloé, only to return in full force at Celine.
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So Manager Joe Girardi summoned the right-hander Tommy Kahnle to face Mauer, who was now the tying run at the plate.
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He sets out to reunite with his teammates from decades ago for one more run at the Rucker Park tournament in Harlem.
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Olympic sprinter Allyson Felix feared she wouldn't run at her 'top level' after giving birth to her daughter Camryn in November 2018.
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If she fails to make the next debates, she said, she will run at least through the Iowa caucuses on Feb. 3.
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A seasonably cold day today before temperatures slowly rise over the weekend and take a run at the 60s early next week.
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"After an earlier run at settling this case failed, the court observed that some cases just need to be tried," Grewal said.
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With the new lease, the "Marriage Story" run at the Paris is getting a two-week extension, with no set end date.
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Vincent, who hasn't allowed a run at Safeco Field this year, eclipsed the mark of 24 set by George Sherrill in 2007.
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Cal went more than half the period without a point before Jaelyn Brown stopped the Baylor run at the 4:213 mark.
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Then after Rachel's failed run at living with Ross after Emma was born, Joey made room in his life for them both.
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And yet there is little doubt that she will win her fourth run at the chancellorship, which she has held since 2005.
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And "Girls" ends its run at 10, as Hannah (Lena Dunham) enters a new chapter in her life: raising her son, Grover.
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Then, on Monday night, take a run at Ali Slagle's new recipe for crisp gnocchi with brussels sprouts, arugula and brown butter.
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It is the common assumption that Democrats are going to win back the House and make a real run at the Senate.
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The win pushed Texas Tech's winning streak to four games and extended its non-conference winning run at home to 54 games.
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COPA DEL REY Barcelona's 10-year winless run at Real Sociedad ended with a 1-0 victory in a first-leg quarterfinal.
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"The men who run the [Cambodian sports] governing bodies told me I was too old to run at the Olympics," she says.
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The other problem, I found, is that most software isn't yet ready for or properly tested to run at such an insane resolution.
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Biles just finished her run at the Rio Olympics with a fourth gold medal and a whopping five medals overall, USA Today reports.
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Nintendo, in a statement provided to IGN, revealed that the game will run at 2720p and 43 frames per second on the Switch.
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It's a sad truth, but if something can be connected to the internet, hackers will more than likely take a run at it.
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Six weeks before the U.S. midterm elections, oil prices were taking another run at $240 and gasoline was stuck near $225 a gallon.
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Schumer, widely viewed as to the right of the Sanders wing, announced that he, too, would be supporting Ellison's run at the chairmanship.
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Dual monitors are supported via the two ports, but only one monitor can run at 4K (the other will be downgraded to 1080p).
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His bid for a European Parliament seat is his first run at public office since being found guilty of tax fraud in 2013.
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The 76ers also are expected to make a serious run at Ellington, who's averaging 8.4 points per game in 25 games this season.
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Thankfully, there are plenty of games from the Google Play Store that are optimized to run at up to 213 frames per second.
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Annual premiums for $10 million in theft coverage would typically run at about $200,000, or 2 percent of the limit, insurance experts say.
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Next month in Rio, 41-year-old Bernard Lagat will make history as the oldest American ever to run at an Olympic games.
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This year, a 2016 vintage generated a higher production run at just under 8,000 cases and is expected to sell strongly as well.
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"Her plan was to run at trials next weekend and with that not happening, that has changed things," Black told the Times newspaper.
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He was also beaten in straight sets by Djokovic in last year's semi-finals at Roland Garros — his best run at a slam.
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But what people may not know is that he's now making a run at his newest passion in his life after football -- finance.
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Smith had a 10-year run at Box, where he was most recently vice president of field and commercial sales for North America.
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In all likelihood, Mr Woods was absent or injured for too many prime years to make a run at the all-time record.
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The line was being run at tenth-speed so that Tesla could develop better safeguards in case of a malfunction or other accidents.
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The 33-year-old directed The Lost Arcade, a documentary about CF that just finished a run at Manhattan's trendy new cinema, Metrograph.
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Non-intensive titles like League of Legends, Overwatch, and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive run at their best graphical settings, a steady 144 fps.
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Their surprise run at a wild-card spot was a nice story, but five straight losses have put the boots to that dream.
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If that is what's required, escaping the encounter without serious bodily harm, the prime directive should be to run at the first opportunity.
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Yet, in many seasons that would be good enough for a wild-card berth, and from there another run at the elusive championship.
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For distance, the Move slightly overestimated my run at 270 miles, while the Apple Watch delivered a more accurate distance of 270 miles.
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I don't know that I'll ever top my last run at Dead Cells, and there's a chance I won't ever bother even trying.
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Since 2012, Kline has run at least seven marathons a year while pushing people with disabilities in large jogging strollers, he tells PEOPLE.
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"I was starting to get itchy to get into something smaller and take another run at growing another organization like that," he said.
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Maurer struck out Diamondbacks cleanup hitter Jake Lamb on a full-count changeup to end the game with the tying run at third.
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Although Destroy All Your Humanity concluded its run at The Mistake Room on September 3rd, documentation of the show can be found here.
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Left-hander Jose Alvarado, the Rays' fourth pitcher of the inning, later struck out Alex Gordon with the tying run at second base.
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Martin, who also had a knee injury last season, played just 24 minutes but took a run at his second career triple-double.
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That would be more than double the current U.S. market, where new light vehicle sales run at about 503 million vehicles a year.
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When the first run at overhauling Obamacare in the House failed, Priebus, a longtime ally of House Speaker Paul Ryan, took extra heat.
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Over the years, many rumors have circulated saying the vice chair of the Clinton Foundation would make a run at a political seat.
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Warren has created an exploratory committee to begin raising money and hiring staff for a run at the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020.
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She also weighed in on the possible end to Ailes's 20-year run at Fox News, a network he co-founded with Murdoch.
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He said gold faces resistance at $1,280 per ounce, but if it takes a third run at that level, it should break it.
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The ad, according to representatives from Future45, will run at "key times, including election night coverage" and will have an accompanying digital campaign.
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We will probably have a run at the end of the month but that will come off at the end of the season.
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Whatever they do this off-season, it is hard to envision them making another serious run at the Commissioner's Trophy like in 2005.
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British Art Show 8, the most recent edition of the show, just finished its 18-month run at the turn of the year.
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The Minitaur can run at a speed of up to four miles per hour and can scale fences after running and bouncing around.
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The H-Oil unit, which produces motor fuels, primarily diesel, from residual crude oil, has not run at full capacity since an Aug.
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Left-hander Tony Watson got Gregory Polanco to fly out with the potential tying run at second base, retaining the one-run lead.
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It will be the end of a 8.17-year run at the helm of Amex, and a 28.28-year career with the company.
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The paper said job cuts may be needed as the workers return, since the assembly lines will be run at a slower pace.
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OF Tyler Goeddel threw out the potential tying run at the plate to end Philadelphia's 4-3 win over Cincinnati on Saturday night.
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Put it all together and it is difficult to see an opening for other contenders to make a serious run at the nomination.
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"Many people thought crude would use its momentum to make a run at its recent highs, and it completely faded," Mr. Kinahan said.
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Jeff received the traditional infusion ketamine therapy as a part of a study run at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York in 2017.
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It is now heading to streaming services after a successful run at film festivals; it is not currently touring the film festival circuit.
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The festivities also include the "5K Paczki Run," at which runners are handed a beer and paczki as they cross the finish line.
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Matt, brother of 2014 slalom champion Mario, put in the fastest second run at 50.66 seconds to move up nine places from 12th.
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She will succeed Graydon Carter, 68, who said in September that he would step down after a 25-year run at the helm.
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He was playing as aggressively as he needed to if he was going to make a run at the top of the leaderboard.
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As Vox's Dylan Scott has documented, congressional Republicans look primed to take one last run at Obamacare with a bill sponsored by Sens.
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You know Dakota and Dylan Gonzalez from their NCAA hoops run at UNLV where they became Drake's favorite female hoopers on the planet.
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It will be conducted in New York by Mr. Langrée and will run at the David H. Koch Theater from July 17-20.
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There is a storied history between the two: He made an abortive hostile run at the Magic Kingdom more than a decade ago.
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Mikey Daniel's 1-yard run at the 9:04 mark polished off a 92-yard march that pulled the guests within 20-14.
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However, the section will run at significantly lower rates and without a gasoline-making unit or the largest crude unit, the sources said.
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At 22, Sakkari has the work ethic, aggressive mind-set and audacious ball-striking ability to make a deep run at Roland Garros.
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Could they make a run at the upcoming Astros free agent Gerrit Cole, a Yankees fan whom the team twice failed to acquire?
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After an aborted run at law school he tried teaching, but he also began working with the International Theater Workshop in Los Angeles.
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"After an earlier run at settling this case failed, the court observed that some cases just need to be tried," a judge wrote.
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In Drew Droege's scorchingly funny solo show "Bright Colors and Bold Patterns," ending its run at the Barrow Street Theater on Friday, Dec.
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"Winterreise" will run at the Gorki through July, then travel in Germany and to Zurich, performing at theaters that co-produced the play.
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The streaming giant just announced that the movie will have a theatrical run at the Belasco Theater before going out to Netflix subscribers.
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After a good run at Google and Alphabet, Page and Brin can move on to other things, said Ray Wang of Constellation Research.
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Jimenez had not allowed a run at the Rogers Centre in his previous two starts there, a total of 14 93/3 innings.
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The second Playoff race will be run at Las Vegas, where every one of the contenders feels he has a chance to win.
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One question mark is the future of WynTix, which keeps tickets for a show's initial run at an affordable $30 ($10 for students).
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He made a final run at making an N.B.A. squad, and survived all the way through training camp with the 21 Sacramento Kings.
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Trent Lott lost his bid for majority leader after he praised segregationist Strom Thurmond's 1948 presidential run at the latter's 100th birthday party.
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The Giants scored three runs in the fifth inning without the benefit of a hit to draw within one run at 5-4.
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Most importantly, if they make a run at a big star, does it hurt the chemistry they've developed over the last few seasons?
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The most prestigious films of the year usually come out in the fall in an attempt to make a run at the Oscars.
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A New York run at the Metropolitan Opera House (30 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York) will follow from May 22 to July 1.
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