"If we go through a run-through before the game, everybody does the run-through," Thrash told the Times.
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"Once we get caught on fire, we can run through whatever we need to run through," Eatman told his players.
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Rivers and creeks run through the American South as bountifully as veins and arteries run through the human body, and are just as necessary for life.
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And you put a wall — they can't run through.
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The stakes were high during the Masters Agility Competition on Saturday, where dogs are evaluated based on speed of their run through as well as on how clean the run through was.
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Until 2015, she would run through the refugee camp barefoot.
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If you want to run through the streets, do it.
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Both start in June and will run through the Olympics.
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ET) and will run through May 1 (at 3 a.m.
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Thus named for the blood that will run through it?!?
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They run through the gallery, grabbing paintings off the wall.
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The Games open on Friday and run through Feb. 25.
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A separate train system, PATH, continues to run through Hoboken.
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A simple run through the speed test at Ookla Speedtest.
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During the second run through the checklist, the fire started.
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We drove to the train tracks that run through Chahuites.
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This offer will run through February 28, so doughnut forget.
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GRAHAM: If we pulled that out, China would run through.
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Democrats thought that the blue wave would run through California.
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In fact, it's been run through this explicitly partisan process.
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Why do you think those threads continue to run through?
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Let's run through what could be going on here: 1.
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In a run through a park in Vienna on Oct.
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The multimedia exhibit is scheduled to run through Sept. 4.
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Let's run through all the tests Wong has supposedly uncovered.
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Everything is run through lawyers, and it's much more constraining.
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Her voice and aesthetic run through Cooking like a spice.
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The deals will run through the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend.
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"We actually have a lot to run through," he said.
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In most cases, it can be run through the dishwasher.
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Me, I run through one of my course (very inexpensive).
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Why do people run through wheat over any other crop?
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Sudeikis and Armisen run through an escalating series of PDA.
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Various permutations of the past run through Wildflower's paisley field.
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The effort began last month and will run through Dec.
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"We're going to run through the tape," Mr. Hunt said.
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Let's run through the math on this in more detail.
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I run through the neighborhood Getsamani, and see the murals.
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The Yangtze and Han rivers run through the city, too.
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How many sentences did you run through at a time?
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I had run through grief before, but I was alone.
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Or maybe you've run through your last box of contacts.
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"We're going to run through the tape," she often said.
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The debt and funding extensions will now run through Dec.
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These sales have already started and run through Black Friday.
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A fantastical episode is run through with rigorous contrapuntal passages.
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So, I can run through the stats if that's interesting.
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State high school tournaments in Montana run through next Saturday.
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October 15, 14.993 (PST), and will run through 11:59 p.m.
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The promotion will run through February 28, or while supplies last.
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The network was run through two password-protected British websites, Visitcoastweekend.
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Uber trial is expected to run through at least February 23rd.
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With every new run-through my performance and moves felt tighter.
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That steam is passed through tubes that run through cold water.
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Themes of glamour, danger, and playful detachment run through their work.
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Let's run through some possibilities: Seriously, what could it have been?
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All right, I'm not going to let you run through this.
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Let's ease the stress with a quick, relaxing run through Hawaii.
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Opening ceremonies are Friday, and the Games run through Feb. 25.
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He has yet to allow a run through three rehab outings.
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Then the cast of the play started their first run-through.
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I had to reload and run through the entire conversation again.
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You'll have to run through the gamut of Waze's frequent commands.
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Several tributaries above Main Street run through town to the river.
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Let's just run through some of the highlights that jump out.
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It will be run through the department's International Visitor Leadership Program.
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Let's run through a few quick facts about the Utah Jazz.
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I have a couple of meetings that run through lunch today.
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Let's run through a few scenarios here as posited by Whiting.
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The World Championship playoff will run through the month of October.
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Let's quickly run through our other characters beside the main three.
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I've seen inmates try to run through a metal cell door.
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The Rockets' offense, to be clear, does not run through Capela.
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Two themes that run through the album are duality and representation.
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The promotion is set to run through the end of June.
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I could probably run through Paper Mario with my eyes closed.
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"He was trying to run through the block," Mr. Washington said.
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To be sure, Main Street does not run through Silicon Valley.
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There was a full "run through" of the execution every week.
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The online auction will open Monday and run through July 30.
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Someone turned up yesterday wanting to run through Honegger's cello concerto.
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He said the trial could run through at least May 18.
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We decided to make shoes for women who run through airports.
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Slip-ons are my favorite for a quick run through security.
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But it's a unique opportunity to run through each company's progress.
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According to the DFDC website, the challenge will run through 2020.
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The second group phase is set to run through April 5.
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Destruction and how to heal it run through these 11 stories.
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The Olympics will begin on Friday and run through Feb. 25.
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However, there are a couple of warnings to run through first.
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The path to the presidency typically doesn't run through City Hall.
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We'll run through all the advantages and caveats in a moment.
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These deals will run through Cyber Monday, or until supplies last.
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Farhad: O.K., let's run through what happened in tech this week.
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The games begin on Saturday and will run through Aug. 30.
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I run through my lines and get ready while that's cooking.
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This divide has run through Jewish history, and through Jewish individuals.
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THE EXPONENTIAL FESTIVAL at various locations (performances run through Feb. 2).
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The original Tornillo contract was set to run through July 13.
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You're ready to build amazing products and run through brick walls.
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I reached down and let the water run through my fingertips.
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Farrell's contract had been scheduled to run through the 1703 season.
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It will run through May 13, 2018 at Cranbrook Art Museum.
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So let's run through a refresher on how, exactly, it works.
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This wasn't something that was developed and run through a committee.
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It now turns out it was run through U.S. embassy in London.
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Both exhibitions are curated by Mary Birmingham and run through June 216.
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This technology had been run through lots of different things, even astronomy.
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Let's run through them, what they do, and how much they cost.
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The 2018 games kick off October 20 and run through October 27.
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The fairs run through Sunday, and you can see a schedule here.
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At the end of every run-through of the routine, I'm exhausted!
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The majority of U.S. flights to Cuba run through Havana, AP notes.
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There are several factors involved; I'll run through the three most important.
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Benfica had run through 14 league or cup matches in that time.
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The Pyeongchang Games start on February 9 and run through February 25.
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Iconic Tokyo buildings twist and stretch as you run through crowded streets.
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Trade routes as old as the Silk Road run through the territory.
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If the series goes to Game 7, will run through October 31.
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I'm not going to run through all the details of this bag.
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And we've had over $40 million in assets run through the platform.
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Instead of being a complete Wild West, it'll be run through Google.
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He asked Stephen to run through what he had done that day.
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The emerging Senate funding bill is expected to run through Dec. 9.
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Actually, the streaming part already has—and that will run through tomorrow.
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The ballot begins on Tuesday and will run through to March 2.
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The route will run through a string of small cities including Qayrawan.
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Let's run through a few of the most important ones real quick.
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Let me run through some additional pros and cons of the system.
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This is our first run through with costumes and (mostly) no stops.
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All of New Jersey Transit's main train lines run through that hub.
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The cast changes over the course of the run, through March 19.
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These same fissures run through some of the administration's principal issue thrusts.
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He isn't afraid of contact and can run through would-be tacklers.
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After they're mixed or mastered, I give them a cursory run-through.
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The suspension, which is backdated to May, will run through July 2019.
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Performances are scheduled to start April 17 and run through July 22.
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Even all the layers of processing it's run through don't enliven it.
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I run through the park and swim and I also appreciate life.
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Take a run through our offerings and save the recipes you like.
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But with each run-through she seemed to be soaking it in.
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Online might be muddier, depending on how you run through your clues.
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There's all kinds of thoughts and emotions that run through your head.
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The whisper run through the quarters like a river swelling to flood.
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Regular season games will run through the finale on October 4, 2020.
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It was a run-through of what they do on Dec. 21.
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I run through those every week — either all black or all white.
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We had planned to do an informal run-through in my kitchen.
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By the third, fourth, and fifth run through, you're growing more confident.
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The show, which opened in November, is set to run through May.
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Then you run through Juárez and run through the downtown, go past the cathedral and the mission that's almost 350 years old, and end at the international line at the Paso del Norte bridge coming back into El Paso.
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It would run through private land, except when it crosses bodies of waters.
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The options are a stop-gap funding bill that would run through Feb.
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The DNA evidence did not return a match when run through criminal databases.
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The rest was stuff that you can run through — your legs are fine.
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The moratorium will run through November 93, according to a State Department spokesperson.
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That DNA result was run through the FBI&aposs CODIS DNA database. Bingo.
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At the very least, their names will be run through agency threat databases.
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That word, 'why,' has run through my head for the last five years.
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After officially opening on Thursday, 1984 will run through the end of September.
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The deals are live now; T-Mobile didn't say when they run through.
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Those ads will start airing on September 26 and run through Election Day.
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All retail transactions run through Lightning hubs, constantly watched and verified by AIs.
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The partnership, which focuses on the SkyMiles credit cards, will run through 2029.
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This episode is really good, I think, having just watched the run-through.
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"She would take her clothes off and run through the house," he says.
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Regardless of how his team fares in the Games that run through Aug.
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All business will run through Colbert on Steelers terms, according to NFL Network.
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Today we run through Noisey's list of the 100 best songs of 2017.
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Bad blood has run through the New York ice cream trade for decades.
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The Games are scheduled to kick off on Friday and run through Feb.
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"There are important spinal structures that run through the neck," Dr. Lee explains.
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Established in 1999, it has run through multiple conflicts between the two countries.
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The exercise, known as "Vigilant Ace," began Monday and will run through Friday.
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This year's summit, held in Biarritz, France, is set to run through Monday.
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Rerouting the financial lines that run through London will be complex, experts say.
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Obviously, if you enjoy your burnouts, you'll run through pricey performance tires faster.
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If Miller had run through the line herself, she still might have won.
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ET and run through the daytime, when most Americans have been at work.
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On June 13, deGrom held the Braves to one run through seven innings.
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This will prevent an attack from being run through Safari and other apps.
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"The sweet guys often play the psychos," he said before the run-through.
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Have you taken a run through this Van Dyck show at the Frick?
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Who would you pick to run through your fields if you could choose?
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Pedestrian walkways and bicycle lanes would run through the community like a spine.
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The test will run through this year, with a report due in 2020.
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The marathon began Wednesday and will and run through Saturday at 8 p.m.
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The House is proposing another temporary extension - one that would run through Jan.
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Go take a run through the site and apps and see what appeals.
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Kids run through the halls as the imam recites the Quran in Arabic.
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In the first, all remaining coal plants in Colorado are run through 28.
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Mr. Trump's business empire is largely run through hundreds of pass-through companies.
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The match began play in Group C, which will run through April 3.
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The women's tournament, planned to run through cities like Dallas and Portland, Ore.
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They were not focus-grouped or run through committees, just made and sold.
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The company has television contracts with NBC and Fox that run through 2024.
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The "O" perfectly represents the gaping holes that opposing defenses have run through.
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Charity Play marathon is scheduled to start Friday and run through March 26.
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This was a run-through of Lucia's first scene, accompanied only by piano.
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The games are scheduled to start July 24 and run through Aug. 9.
|
|
But before we get to that, let's run through some other tech news.
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The campaign begins Monday, October 7 and will run through Friday, October 11.
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It was open from Thursday through Sunday; it did not run through Monday.
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But when her fingerprints were run through ICE's database, they got a hit.
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The exhibit opened in May and is scheduled to run through January 2021.
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The minute-long ads will start airing Monday and run through Dec. 2.
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The sweepstakes period will run through 5pm ET on Wednesday, February 19, 2020.
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Monday, after people had run through their weekend supply, was their busiest day.
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Eastern, that could signal a strong run through the end of the day.
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I want to run through a series of questions that have been in.
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Clearly marked bike lanes run through the city and along the Isar River.
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Most sales, often the only sale of the year, run through the month.
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The minute-long ads will start airing Monday and run through Dec. 85033.
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For a more tousled look, quickly run through the curls with your fingers.
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That ad campaign is slated to run through North Carolina's March 3 primary.
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His information was run through the National Crime Information Center database, CNN reported.
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Of the 11 counties the train will run through, 2023 oppose the project.
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Sometimes ballots can't be run through the machines because of bizarre human errors.
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Portions of the US-Mexico border, for example, run through roadless, uninhabited desert.
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The Turner Prize exhibition will run through January 19503, 2019 at Tate Britain.
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Back in 2015, Atlas still needed a tether to properly run through the woods.
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Foster's two-year deal is reportedly worth $212.55 million and will run through 21.
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FBI directors have 10-year terms, and Comey's is set to run through 2023.
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And it takes two to three years because it isn't a simple run-through.
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My line would run through Rembrandt to Matisse, to Clyfford Still to the present.
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It'd probably register as a very slanted term if run through the Knife's analysis.
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Humor, rage, and an affinity for pop music icons run through these artists' works.
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The route may run through an office established to counter weapons of mass destruction.
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The bar's license suspension will begin on November 1 and run through January 29.
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They are willing to run through walls because they have no other way in.
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It does not proselytise, though most of its food banks are run through churches.
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"That was a good take," Coley says after a dullish run-through is interrupted.
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The Qualcomm trial started on January 25th, and it will run through January 25th.
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The ad was released on Monday and was expected to run through Election Day.
|
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And jumpy bondholders are likely to run through the rainy-day stash pretty quickly.
|
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In Apple's case, a simulator generates synthetic images that are run through a refiner.
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From there, Siri can run through all of the normal commands from your phone.
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Mike Huckabee's green rooms and run through some of his debate jokes with us.
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I can't say the same for the countless fast-fashion dresses I've run through.
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Bentley's exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame will run through Sept. 6.
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The only dialogue is murmured snippets of conversations that run through one man's mind.
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We run through it a couple more times with a couple more disgusting burritos.
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The second line is planned to run through Turkey to southeastern and central Europe.
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Open-floor questioning begins Wednesday and should run through the end of the week.
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The game allows you to run through Super Mario worlds using just one hand.
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The truce, the first with the National Liberation Army (ELN), will run through Jan.
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These are no machines that you can run through the gas-station car wash.
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I won't run through all 15 points, but a few terms are especially interesting.
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Meanwhile, the London version of the play will continue to run through February 2018.
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Also, just to briefly run through what else we can see: Lancel Lannister vs.
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When you read the script, Jack and Rose run through the flooded dining room.
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The program will become active this year and run through 2020, Hogan's office said.
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But if it's Gmail you're not just going to run through a thousand passwords.
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The calcium can then be recovered, and the process run through all over again.
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Sometimes, when he saw her out there, Oghi felt a chill run through him.
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The Senate is expected to take up a proposal that would run through Dec.
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A quick mention and a run-through of new specs is all that's needed.
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The series will air in eight parts and will run through Labor Day weekend.
|
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The messages released by Trump Jr. began in September 2016 and run through July.
|
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This sale will run through Black Friday and Cyber Monday, lasting until December 5.
|
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The shells that the researchers found were opened and their contents run through sieves.
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The entry period will run through Sunday, February 10, 2018 at 11:59 p.m.
|
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The work at Pennsylvania Station is due to begin Monday and run through Sept.
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Their recently released debut record, Administration, is run through with an anti-conformist subversion.
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We're told they were shuffled onstage together very quickly to run through their bit.
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Matt Brown made a run through the welterweight division built largely on this idea.
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Would you be open to renting your field out for fans to run through?
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The only change now is that the redesign will run through the November elections.
|
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That contract was awarded in 2016 and is set to run through next year.
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It felt like one of those dreams where you're trying to run through molasses.
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A RUN THROUGH HISTORY When I'm on my game, I'll go on a run.
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Mendez guided the Americans who were on the run through immigration at the airport.
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Those districts frequently run through the suburbs of large cities in high-income states.
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I think the Federal Reserve lending will run through the markets, first of all.
|
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Few details emerged of the trade talks, which were scheduled to run through Tuesday.
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Do you want to run through some of the big-picture takeaways from that?
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It was signed in 2014 and had originally been set to run through 2021.
|
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BeIN's rights deals with the A.F.C., which run through 2020, are worth $300 million.
|
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They are music industry veterans, having run through almost all of the big companies.
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This year, it has kicked off in Houston and will run through April 28.
|
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This year's auction, run through eBay, began May 27 and closed on Friday night.
|
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Still, the opera is run through with arias that sound like four-square songs.
|
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A strong strain of anti-monopoly sentiment has run through our politics ever since.
|
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What do you think it would be like to run through the Navajo canyons?
|
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And they have erected makeshift homes in the canyons that run through the county.
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The second group phase is set to start Friday and run through April 5.
|
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As these currents run through his art, the emphasis changes from work to work.
|
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But those tides only run through November, returning to a lesser degree in March.
|
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Bell and another member of his group run through parts of the team's history.
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The show is slated to run through March 14 Off Broadway, at Theater Row.
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Trudeau had long opposed the project, which would run through the Great Bear Rainforest.
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Everything must run through him the way it has for this entire playoff season.
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And that value should be run through a company's financial statements as an expense.
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Payments currently run through links between banks, card networks and payments acquirers like Worldpay.
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I felt numb, but relieved that I got through the run-through at all.
|
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The energy from the whole room—" LW: "Even the run-through was so crazy.
|
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The renovation will kick off with Celebrity Millennium in 2019 and run through 2023.
|
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One section of Trump's proposed wall in Texas would run through a wildlife preserve.
|
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French political culture, run through with a deep messianic strain, also abets this normalization.
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I run through the park and truly feel the joy on this crisp morning.
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Long spans of murmuring strings run through whole stretches of glowing, wistful slow movement.
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The Neediest Cases Fund The power of song has run through Benita Rudolph's life.
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Despite the strains of tragedy that run through the album, its mysteries offer hope.
|
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The SkyTrain, our rapid transit system, has three lines that run through metro Vancouver.
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Its subject is the other tensions that run through the fabric of American life.
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Zander gives me a very abridged run through of the logistics of the game.
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Do a mental run-through of your current job as well as some previous positions.
|
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FINMA opened a review period for its proposal on Tuesday to run through October 26.
|
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The sandwiches will hit menus nationwide beginning November 1, but will only run through December.
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I run through the crowd and into the restroom to put my contact back on.
|
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The universe weeps at the sound of jubilant curls being run through a straightening iron.
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It premiered on March 15, 2011 and will run through June 8 of this year.
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The track was heavily modified in 2002, with a long run through the forest removed.
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Her laughter turns into silent sobs before she breaks into a run through the crowd.
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And indeed it was "run through all the usual processes," one of the journalists said.
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Gwen Stefani — Just a Girl will run through mid-March 2019 at the Zappos Theater.
|
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Deliveries of the purchased jets are scheduled to start in 7473 and run through 2747.
|
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"The sequinned details represent the thousands of nerves that run through the clitoris," says Wolf.
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Still, there are some currents in our political life that do run through both parties.
|
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The show, which opened in spring 2015, had been scheduled to run through April 15.
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But themes from that era — suspicion of government, struggles over race — run through American history.
|
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If you're headed to the northern hotspot for this weeks' events, which run through Sept.
|
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The Echo deals run through September 4th; the Kindle deals end earlier, on August 26th.
|
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Being into metal, there are a lot of supernatural themes that run through the music.
|
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Plenty of rounds of evaluation will be run through, the final one occurring at NIPS.
|
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Unsurprisingly, it doesn't run through CarPlay; Apple still wants you to use Apple Maps there.
|
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I have a mini filter for our Keurig which I'll fill up and run through.
|
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The fold, on the other hand, is a device that's been run through the wringer.
|
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The quickest run-through is 40 minutes, though the average viewing time is 90 minutes.
|
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That makes it far more difficult to run through every combination — known as brute-forcing.
|
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Arriving on the carpet, Cagle first met with his stand-in for the run-through.
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Think of working through a void of course moon like trying to run through water.
|
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I had a chance to run through a horror-themed demo of the startup's tech.
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Valerio is now training for a 6-day, 120-mile run through the Rocky Mountains.
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Deliveries of the purchased jets are scheduled to start in 2017 and run through 2025.
|
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The ads started Tuesday and will run through the August congressional recess until September 5.
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We thought it would be more fun to run through the city than the gym.
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The bill will likely run through the end of April, lawmakers and aides have said.
|
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To generate and store electricity, plant workers open steel valves that run through the mountains.
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I know that everyone on our team would run through a brick wall for him.
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This year's edition will commence on Saturday, July 1 and run through Saturday, September 2.
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Of course, players don't need to read anything to run through loops and collect rings.
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She would run through the house, playing her own private game of peekaboo, relatives said.
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The producers have since extended the agreement to run through the end of this year.
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The new $4 million ad campaign will run through the Iowa caucus on Feb. 3.
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Some years, there has been snow to run through and temperatures 160 degrees below freezing.
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And both sides are floating trying to get a deal that would run through Sept.
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For Democrats, the road back to the House majority is likely to run through California.
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The ELeague Major playoffs kick off this Friday and run through Sunday, featuring Na'Vi, Virtus.
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Not all of the Russia investigation's roads run through Trump's business empire, but many do.
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The critical habitats will run through about 85033,300 miles of freshwater in the Pacific Northwest.
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Let's run through how this would work for an imaginary person: John, who earns $40,000.
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Equally dark currents run through "One Part Woman," which Penguin published in English in 2013.
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His 35-minute, three-movement symphony is run through with ingeniously intricate motifs and figures.
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The critical habitats will run through about 4,300 miles of freshwater in the Pacific Northwest.
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But with the new rule, F.A.S.B. requires that the deduction run through the income statement.
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The gestures exposed the contradictions that run through the fragile patchwork of Israeli-Palestinian coexistence.
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The effects are cool on their own and also great when run through an amplifier.
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The campaign was scheduled to begin on December 3 and run through the Christmas season.
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There is no Republican road to the White House that does not run through churches.
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His friendship with Jon shows that solidarity can run through generations, even for bastard sons.
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During the run-through, his eyes seemed chillier, his lips thinner, his charisma seductively remote.
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The 57th edition will open on October 12, 2018 and run through March 25, 2019.
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It's kind of like Italian ice that you run through blenders, so it's soft-served.
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Yes, this means you must run through -50 degree weather just to take a pee.
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Many of the city's victim services programs currently run through each borough's district attorney's office.
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Again, don't just run through a list of schools you attended or courses you took.
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The first preview was July 4; the show is scheduled to run through Sept. 2.
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Spain looks like a version of classic Spain that has been run through the copier.
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Now let's run through the different age groups and what we know about their risks.
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Eriksen: This is then being mixed together and run through the advanced wastewater-purification plant.
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After the new posting agreement takes effect next November, it will run through October 2021.
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This INSANE hype video that will make you want to run through a wall yourself!
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He looked like he could run through a brick wall like the Kool-Aid Man.
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They had run through their savings to pay for their son's costly array of medicines.
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When the new form is available, you should probably run through the withholding exercise again.
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On a recent run through Central Park, I overheard two people jogging ahead of me.
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Uruguayan or Egyptian players run through walls when they pull on their national team jerseys.
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And despite a witty use of miniaturist scale, cruelty and loss run through the work.
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I've run through muscle pains, strains and plantar fasciitis, and once I fell while running.
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What's more, the only roads on the island run through towns but not between them.
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Group C action in the first stage will start Thursday and run through April 3.
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"I think Trump has run through the first string of people pretty quickly," she said.
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Mr. Trump's proposed wall would run through a vast swath of the Rio Grande Valley.
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Every email below will, at first blush, make you want to run through the motions.
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Three canals run through that stretch of land, allowing in ships — and Adriatic Sea water.
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The Astros have had seven base runners and scored only one run through three innings.
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Travis's biggest weakness is that he will run through a wall to accomplish his goals.
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It had quickly run through two other creative directors without success, and sales were plummeting.
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You should take a run through our collection of recipes for easy weeknight salmon dishes.
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Nebraska regulators approved a plan allowing the pipeline to run through the state last week.
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Let's run through the main pros and cons of a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage.
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This map shows some Belt and Road Initiative land routes that run through China's Xinjiang:
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The show has been so popular that the museum has extended its run through September.
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On Thursday, we'll run through common themes and best advice from the Morning Briefing community.
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Phase 2 of the event is scheduled to begin Friday and run through April 5.
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He's a "ditto" sheet that's been run through too many times; dull, smudged, often inscrutable.
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I'm going to run through this presentation and I want to say a couple things.
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Brooklyn's process, as opposed to Boston and Philly, will almost entirely run through free agency.
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But during the entire run-through I had to hold the back of my dress shut.
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If "libertarian paternalism" sounds oxymoronic, so too does the way that traditional democracies run: through coercion.
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Try a few of them, or take an hour or so and run through them all.
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At the same time each year, that chamber will come alive and run through its animation.
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But during the entire run through I had to hold the back of my dress shut.
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Twain's new residency is scheduled to run through 2020 and tickets go on sale June 21.
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Betty and I run through other promotional channels—ads, radio, tie-ins, public appearances, even print.
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However, traditional x86 programs—what Qualcomm is calling "legacy apps"—get run through an emulation layer.
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The samples then get processed and run through DNA My Dog's massive database of dog breeds.
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However, the background in anarchism proved more valuable than a run through culinary school ever could.
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Our banner ads are run through third party networks, on which advertisers directly place their content.
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Data run through his model suggested that a flat marginal rate of 20% would be optimal.
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While this would be centuries after Saera Targaryen, dragon blood would still run through his veins.
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Regal brick townhouses line the ponds that run through the affluent residential part of this area.
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As the Flash, you run through a subway tunnel, dodging obstacles by stepping left and right.
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The exhibition is set to open on October 1 and will run through January 28, 2018.
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This week on The Vergecast, Nilay, Paul, and Dieter run through a week of gadget news.
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To decode the data in the waveform, the audio is run through a program called hflat.
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The special forces are conducting interviews and will run through tactical maneuvers in the paintball centre.
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Wise tech-firms are examining whether sensitive supply chains that run through China are politically sustainable.
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He will serve out his full term, run through the tape, and then retire in January.
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I'm gonna run through some of the cool, smaller features that didn't get any stage time.
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What was so helpful to me is that we did a run-through of several scenes.
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Interior Define:This furniture brand's annual sale starts on September 1 and will run through September 20.
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Some of the books would include multiple translations into several languages — all run through Google Translate.
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Apple's note indicates that the deals will pop-up starting on Thursdays and run through Sundays.
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You can do sums, use predicates and run through many, many database entries in little time.
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Of all the screen prints that Patrick run through only about 50 designs are actually profitable.
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What we really have is three trunk lines that run through the core of the city.
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To illustrate, let's run through the guidelines Motherboard published as it pertains to the Farah news.
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A plethora of HSA providers exist, many of which are run through banks or credit unions.
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However, the business reality in Myanmar means some otherwise straightforward business ventures run through blacklisted companies.
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Run through this list to prepare yourself for the many irritants that can make you miserable.
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Write about technology for any amount of time and you'll get run through the hype wringer.
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OPEC and Russia are part of a production-limiting deal that's slated to run through 2018.
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I need something faster than a Dash Button given how quickly I run through paper towels.
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It's the sorta stuff that makes otherwise reasonable people wanna try to run through brick walls.
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I'd be lying if I said that that [leaving the tour] didn't run through my mind.
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But it turns out, when you actually run through the equations, it's really not that bad.
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The protests are part of the Palestinian "March of Return," scheduled to run through mid-May.
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The summer event has officially kicked off and will run through July 17 at 3 a.m.
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Boeing's stock is coming off a stellar run through 2017, when it gained about 108 percent.
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"We got the idea from looking at other life provisions that run through pipes," he said.
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This isn't definitive, but the metadata shows the photo was run through Photoshop before being posted.
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Forcing crisis response to run through law enforcement can seriously undermine the strength of that response.
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Their bodies were then dismembered, boiled and run through a meat grinder, according to the report.
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As the team celebrates, the man who oversaw its run through the competition faces criminal charges.
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"The river of red ink has run through American history from the beginning," said Mr. Calder.
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To start, the ballots are re-run through machines to check for electronic or equipment errors.
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Here's a chart: They run through examples of international agreements that fit in all four boxes.
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We do the usual tests—weight, blood pressure, temperature—and run through the medications I'm taking.
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We are a very data-driven group and all these changes run through A/B tests.
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It is then run through a filter to remove particulates and pumped back into the system.
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Fault lines run through Man Chain and Kahshahpiwi Lakes, cleaving perfectly straight granite and greenstone shorelines.
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The first Olympics to be hosted by a South American nation will run through Aug. 21.
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Free breakfast and lunch are included at the Brooklyn site and activities run through Aug. 10.
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It was set to open for media days on April 143 and run through April 19.
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But that bridge would have to run through the town of Quincy — which is opposing it.
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Several bus lines run through Adams Morgan, with multiple stops in the blocks surrounding the hotel.
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When a company receives a malware sample, the files are first run through the automation process.
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An opponent will catch the Warriors unaware, run through the lane and get an easy dunk.
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He defended them in a Friday telephone interview and said they will run through the elections.
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Let's run through the possibilities, starting with the most optimistic and therefore probably least likely scenario.
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Its current contracts with ESPN (worth $5.6 billion) and Turner Sports ($2.6 billion) run through 2021.
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At one transitional housing program run through a set of churches, they changed locations each week.
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The app is run through Dialup — a voice chat service Baskin and Hawkins created in 2019.
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The music is fidgety and full of harmonic shifts, run through with two-against-three rhythms.
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Smoke still rose on Tuesday from tree stumps in the evergreen forests that run through Paradise.
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Also, there are creeks that run through the area year-round, and he has family nearby.
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Cabinet churn The President has run through two national security advisers -- Michael Flynn and H.R. McMaster.
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In their system, the water is run through a filter and then stored in a reservoir.
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Pool play will run through April 213, with the top four teams advancing to the playoffs.
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Whatever the taxonomy, though, the same grievances and issues run through the interviews in this book.
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Later episodes promise that he'll run through fire and go aloft borne by ordinary helium balloons.
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The first movement is run through with an assertive four-note theme, like a somber fanfare.
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I'm hoping that as I run through smaller states, I will feel like I'm getting somewhere.
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According to one leadership aide, the stopgap funding bill is expected to run through mid-November.
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They had to run through a series of options before finally finding something that suited them.
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The band announced the rest of their North American tour dates that'll run through summer 25.
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She doesn't run through the airport like the rest of us, trying to catch a flight.
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But it might be premature to run through the streets shouting that the end is nigh.
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Once the largest of the embryos run through their own yolk supply, they begin consuming eggs.
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A group this reporter was with was stranded for around 45 minutes during one run-through.
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I run through news sources like BBC World News, CNBC, and NPR, focusing on broad trends.
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The S&P 500 is up more than 27% this year, the best run through Dec.
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On Thursday, we'll run through common themes and the best advice from the Morning Briefing community.
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The seven-year agreement will begin on July 1 and run through the 2023-24 season.
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Want to visit Howl's Moving Castle or run through the forest with My Neighbor Totoro IRL?
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When Democratic candidates take the podium Thursday night, one thread will run through every priority mentioned.
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Closures are also set to begin this month and run through mid-April of this year.
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"I've run through snow that was four feet deep," Mr. Lund said in a phone interview.
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All deals are current as of publishing time and will run through February 18, if not later.
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We imagine this revision will quickly become the default console as retailers run through their old stock.
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Police quickly realized their mistake, pulled the video and uploaded one not run through a cat filter.
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He celebrated the Fourth of July with a slow run through the Florida Panhandle town of Monticello.
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Officials from both nations are meeting in Beijing this week in talks scheduled to run through Tuesday.
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An LCAC can run through a full tank, about 3,600 pounds of fuel, in just five hours.
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Prime Day savings officially run through tomorrow, July 17, but we&aposll likely see deals all week.
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So let's run through the trade offs you'll be faced with if you decide to go cheap.
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She was more than confident Sunday night, having nailed the run-through 25 times in a row.
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Some of the nastiest human trafficking routes run through the historic heart-lands of Orthodoxy and Anglicanism.
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For one thing, company bosses note that the wall will run through many parcels of private land.
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It will run through Thursday, and it is already clear it is going to be no different.
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There is a rhythm track made from Lofgren's tap dancing shoes run through an octave divider ("Eternity").
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Power the P-Series on and you'll run through the Roku OS setup process nearly as fast.
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Run through the conversation with a friend or family member, or simply rehearse it in your mind.
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All changes to search are run through a series of tests to ensure they're actually improving results.
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Opening September 15, the exhibition will coincide with NASA's "Grand Finale" event and run through September 27.
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She'd like to do a horror movie: "Run through the woods, scream," she said with a laugh.
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The thing is, as a group, the photographs on view seem run through a particularly dreamy filter.
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Many people describe the feeling as "tingles" that run through the back of someone's head and spine.
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From an aesthetic perspective, it's not just facets of eastern Europe that run through the brand's veins.
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"Hearing it out loud for the first time during the initial run-through, I was like "Oh!
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Wright allowed only an unearned run through nine innings, lowering his American League-leading ERA to 2.01.
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A POLITICAL beat has run through ska music since its creation in Kingston in the late 1950s.
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You can run through a proxy, or reset your DNS to use an ad blocker like Optimal.
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"Some people just need the door to be cracked so they can run through it," she says.
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I want to run through some of my favorite smaller additions before going too deep on specs.
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That information, run through appropriate software, builds up an image of what the beam is pointing at.
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These geometric patterns resemble what DNA samples like when run through gel in a lab during profiling.
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If you run through the vowels, using the "check letter" feature, you'll eventually find the right one.
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The service is freemium and caps the number of photos you can run through it per day.
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Sales at these stores will begin on Thursday and run through April 30, a court document said.
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Their answer was an $800 million annual "launch capability contract," which was set to run through 2019.
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Its roots run through the Syrian conflict, out the other side to the Arab Spring and before.
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When I mention this to other gays, they run through a checklist: Do I take my time?
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After the first run-through, the researchers introduced a placebo in the form of a nasal spray.
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The water run through your eyes, down your nose, and pools at the back of your throat.
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Monday's flight was likely a chance for the pilots to run through a series of potential failures.
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To get started you pair it with your phone and run through a short but helpful tutorial.
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"It seems certain Bernie will run through the last primaries, which is inconvenient and costly," he said.
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For the president, most roads run through Riyadh, whether it's Iran, counterterrorism, or the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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The Netflix subscription will run through Comcast and will be included in the customers' monthly cable bill.
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Sunday • New York Road Runners hosts a guided, open run through Conference House Park on Staten Island.
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The princess is expected to testify during the trial, which is scheduled to run through February 26.
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There are a few different ways the US could adopt this plan, which I run through here.
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"She'd run through a brick wall for you but her personality isn't for everyone," said another official.
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Run through them at your leisure and save those you're interested in cooking to your recipe box.
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The Chamber has paid for cable, digital and print ads to run through early to mid-March.
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Happening and Bowery Poetry, will run through Wednesday, June 8, and include readings, screenings and musical performances.
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Carson proved to have a surprisingly large base of support during his unlikely run through the primaries.
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Boxes are arranged around a theme, which run through the choice of treats, toys and package inserts.
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Carroll's deal was first reported by ESPN, which said the extension would run through the 2019 season.
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China's Shenzhou program is secretively run through military and government agencies and its budget is not public.
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What are the things that kind of run through your head in determining the Berkshire economic index.
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Black Friday deals often run through the weekend until Cyber Monday brings a fresh wave of deals.
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The Yankees will pay their portion of the construction through lease payments, which will run through 2046.
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That exhibition and a solo presentation by sculptor Anna Uddenberg were supposed to run through December 1.
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It would weaken our own economy and open a huge hole for other countries to run through.
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It has been married so many times that it has pretty much run through the available options.
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Then it has to run through one of the major banks, which charges exorbitant fees, he explained.
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The track was heavily modified in 2002, with a long run through the forest removed. Spa-Francorchamps.
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Instead, let's run through a quick review of recent subnational policy progress on climate and clean energy.
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"That was like when she said she had to run through gunfire," he said in Ocala, Fla.
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The show has been extended and will run through April 9; it will not end on Sunday.
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The show has been extended and will run through April 2698; it will not end on Sunday.
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Let's run through the league's stated objections: - Shutting down for the Olympics results in a condensed schedule.
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Life is Cheap opens today at The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, and will run through July 5.
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Fortunately, the smart system driving your car can run through tons of scenarios at lightning fast speed.
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Have Raider II sent the pilotless F-16 on a mock bombing run through "dynamic" enemy defenses.
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The big picture: The development comes ahead of this year's annual shareholder meetings that run through spring.
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Being a fierce, independent princess is hard enough without trying to run through the forest in heels.
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The campaign will begin this month and initially run through the end of the year, it said.
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There are also fractures that surround the dome and run through smaller bright regions within the crater.
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Both exhibitions run through April 14, 2019 at the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco.
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Most of it will run through banks that will get it into the small and medium businesses.
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Our Summer in the City newsletter will kick off before Memorial Day and run through Labor Day.
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Anti-corrosive additives in the water must run through pipes consistently to be effective in preventing leaching.
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The trial is expected to run through 2020 and may be longer in the event of delays.
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Hinge will keep sending out gift cards until March 8, or until it has run through $25,000.
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And run through Florence Fabricant's video guide to Thanksgiving etiquette, our yearly reminder of how to act.
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The puppies got to run through the aquarium's iconic tunnel, and experience what life underwater is like.
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In an interview, Mr. Attie, 61, discussed his most recent project, which will run through Sept. 27.
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So if you want to get your Apple data into Fitbit, it needs to run through Strava.
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Rattle recommends a series of questions by psychologist April Benson to run through when scouting a purchase.
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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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If the government has its way, a boulevard will run through the site where their house sits.
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Sunday • Join New York Road Runners for a guided morning run through Staten Island, Queens or Brooklyn.
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What thoughts run through your head when you see a person asking for money on the street?
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Doug, who has completed four marathons, should prevail in the roughly six-mile run through Central Park.
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The initial registration period starts March 1, 2020 and is supposed to run through March 20, 2020.
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Within a few years, Mr. Barris was out of work and had run through his record royalties.
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All the vocals are run through intense layers of processing, landing anywhere from chipmunk house to grindcore.
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He said he would "run through the tape" and work hard until his term ends in January.
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The final run-through was to ensure users won't have any trouble depositing, betting or withdrawing money.
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The Philippines is playing host to the 30th Southeast Asia Games which will run through Dec. 11.
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In fact, let's run through that hardware: For rear cameras, like the G8, the G8X has two.
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Trump feuded with co-captain Megan Rapinoe during the team's run through the World Cup in June.
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He said he would "run through the tape" and work hard until his term ends in January.
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NATO&aposs 70th-anniversary summit, scheduled to run through Wednesday, was expected to be an awkward affair.
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At a recent rehearsal, Ms. Lucas wasn't sure if the dancers had a run-through in them.
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Organizers said the exhibition, with timed tickets to manage expected crowds, will run through at least Jan.
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But I think there are several strains that run through the Republican Party and its base now.
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Her arms hang on either side of her and a tension seems to run through her body.
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"We could run through bulk data, run through the basic technology algorithm on that data and essentially determine eligibility for thousands of convictions in literally just a few minutes, as opposed to months, possibly even years," explained Jennifer Pahlka, executive director of Code For America, at Monday's announcement.
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The two major fires (and there are others) that have run through California in recent weeks were unique.
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Mr. Zetsche's contract would have run out at the end this year but will now run through 2019.
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We shop for groceries together, or watch TV, or visit Ikea and run through our home improvement ideas.
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But, true to form, I eat breakfast, run through my sequence again, and leave as late as possible.
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Visualize the "what-ifs" in a concrete way and run through the changes in your day, he says.
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Fiji won its first gold ever, beating Great Britain in what was an amazing run through the tournament.
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Run through the apps on your old phone and see if this could apply to anything you've got.
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They prepare for any situation, and run through emergency scenarios so often that handling them becomes second nature.
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Jackie had a run-through with the Marine Corps Band Wednesday and her big rehearsal goes down Thursday.
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This Athena LEO project has been run through a shell company called PointView Tech LLC, disguising Facebook's involvement.
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The deal, which will run through 2025 and includes an option for 2026, is reportedly worth $70 million.
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If a car can deftly handle the San Juan Mountains, it'll easily handle a run through the suburbs.
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The ads, airing on YouTube, will kick off after Tuesday and will continue to run through March 3.
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The gift was announced as part of the Met's broad 150th anniversary celebration, which will run through 2020.
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The airline provides updates on its Boeing 737 Max update page, and its cancellations now run through Aug.
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The ad campaigns, which will run through July, will continue in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin in the coming weeks.
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The promotion will run through October 29th, and is available for customers in the US, UK, and Germany.
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Typically, a crude oil grade will yield less than five percent LPG when run through a distillation unit.
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To get electricity from A to B, transmission lines run through virtually inaccessible mountainous areas in the middle.
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I run through everything I need to do that day out loud — as I stare directly at myself.
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Wright gave up only an unearned run through nine innings, lowering his American League-leading ERA to 2.01.
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The piano was definitely the most mind-blowing Toy-Con of them all in my first run-through.
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Both paths run through Florida, Ohio and North Carolina; winning those would get Trump to 270 electoral votes.
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The new campaign, which will run through the spring, stars Cindy Crawford's gorgeous offspring, Kaia and Presley Gerber.
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Another length of chain was run through the circle made by his cuffed arms and into the hole.
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I'm starving, so I quickly run through my food options in my head and nothing sounds too appealing.
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The group stages start on August 16th in South Korea and will run through September 21st in France.
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These 'grams make me want to run through the state's fields and meadows while crooning old country songs.
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The court document said liquidation sales at the stores would begin on Thursday and run through April 30.
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Ticketing systems, arrival time indicators, emergency services, and other critical services are all run through this wireless system.
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Black and white residents generally live on opposite side of the train tracks that run through the city.
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We got to listen to Gaga live, up close and personal for each run through, which was amazing.
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The Biebz had his tattoos (and muscles) on full display as he went for his run through nature.
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After that, they have to run through two more stations and shoot at targets with two other weapons.
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During the Fourth of July, Andrus, now 95, celebrated the holiday with a slow run through Monticello, Florida.
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Video footage shows dozens of protesters wearing helmets, bandanas and gas masks as they run through the streets.
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"We run through, not every possible scenario, but we try to go through some of those," he said.
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In December, the singer announced an additional North American leg of the tour to run through the summer.
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Lawmakers are engaged in myriad policy fights tied the spending bill, which is expected run through Dec. 9.
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The University of Connecticut basketball star was leading a run through the 212 Division I men's basketball championship.
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Combining form and function, FF has created aero tunnels that run through the interior length of the vehicle.
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The one-night stay in the beachfront suite is free for winners of a contest run through hotels.com.
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If the water wasn't run through the filtration system enough times it could burn competitors' eyes, she said.
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These wine prices will officially be slashed this Friday, and the sale will run through Sunday, July 23.
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Visitors to the base are supposed to have their IDs scanned and run through a criminal records database.
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"So many of the issues Democrats care about run through health care," said one of my Bustle colleagues.
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The issue here is the path back to a Democratic majority does not run through districts like Green's.
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Because our daily paths are inevitably crossed by running squirrels, shouldn't squirrels run through our philosophical questions too?
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I literally have guilt run through my body if I'm near the sun without sunblock on my face.
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The data they submit is run through an algorithm that the company has developed to determine the rankings.
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A. Obviously, I have constrained myself to let the model run through Election Day regardless of my intuition.
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A quick run through those states… > Montana: Tonight, Trump will campaign for Republican Matt Rosendale, who trails Sen.
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The next set of pinpricks felt as if I were being run through with a hot metal skewer.
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The learning experiences included mock arrests, a run-through a "police gauntlet" and methods for keeping demonstrations civil.
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The agreement will begin immediately and run through the 2022 season, according to people close to the negotiations.
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The new tour will kick off July 10 at Vancouver Rogers Arena in Canada and run through August.
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Pitino is owed more than $40 million under a contract that was to run through 2026, he said.
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Meanwhile, with cameras switched on in the gunshot's vicinity, the same data is run through the HunchLab system.
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Is it not going to be real run-through anyhow, because you won't have a moment to prep?
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While many of this composer's works are run through with humor, this ebullient sonata can seem almost slapstick.
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The book keeps him on the run through countless efforts to recruit, frame, manipulate, trick and kill him.
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It's unlikely they'll seek an early exit to the current agreement that's slated to run through year's end.
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Run through the press, the pattern of the wood grain is visible to varying degrees in the prints.
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Under the prior rule, organizations could reapply after three years — now, funds will reportedly run through March 2019.
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Odebrecht also "won" the bidding for legacy projects such as the BRT lines that run through Costa's neighborhood.
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The DNA has been run through the national database CODIS since 1996, but there have been no matches.
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The number of people run through the system increased beyond the standard number after Sandy Hook, they found.
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" Lyrics from the show, which will run through December, comment on headlines "written by the liberal fake news.
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Miners dish out fat wads of their gold earnings in cash, which run through a bill-counting machine.
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Legere ran on the UMass track team, and has continued to run through his tenure at T-Mobile.
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The show opens Friday, as part of this weekend's Bushwick Open Studios, and will run through Dec. 15.
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The group wants the cuts, which would run through June 30, to be shared with non-OPEC allies.
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I decide to relax for a bit and then go on a two-mile run through my neighborhood.
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Similar thoughts have run through our minds after spending our weekly lunch budget on a single gel manicure.
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Tomorrow I will venture to the stable and lead the hounds for a run through my many acres.
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Often, as characters sing, threads of darting melodic lines run through the orchestra embedded within dense, chromatic harmonies.
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The alto saxophonist Nick Mazzarella's long tones, sometimes run through a harmonizer, are unnerving, rather than providing balance.
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The person was caught by a bull's horn during the 875-metre run through the northern Spanish city.
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American orchestras planning yet another run-through of Beethoven's Seventh might instead take a crack as Shapero's masterpiece.
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The first piece of this project is a survey of digital news organizations that will run through April.
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I then run through the plums faster than I've done the previous four days of the work week.
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How quickly they run through that supply will determine when consumers see increased shipping times or dwindling availability.
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Until recently, her weapon of choice has been the viola da gamba, typically run through a loop pedal.
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North American pool play will run through April 3, with the top four teams advancing to the playoffs.
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China is calling for an economic corridor linking India, Bangladesh, Myanmar and China that would run through Rakhine.
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On one training exercise in 2007, he had his troops run through the hills outside Fort Carson, Colo.
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But we'll have to watch and see as we run through the cycles as to where that goes.
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Meanwhile, I asked Toader to run through what assumptions have proven true so far or haven't panned out.
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The added grace period, which follows three one-year extensions, would start next year and run through 2022.
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House Republican leaders are embracing the Senate's proposal of a government funding bill that would run through Dec.
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And as Tlaib's response Friday shows, those raw emotions run through elected officials as well as grassroots supporters.
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It was like reading a French text that had been run through Google's translator and then back again.
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After a rehearsal room run-through of 'Fool for Love' I was concerned about a bit of blocking.
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EUROPEAN UNION REJECTED A BRITISH GOVERNMENT REQUEST TO ALLOW BREXIT TALKS TO RUN THROUGH THE WEEKEND - THE TIMES
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But a thread of anxiety is likely to run through the proceedings at the Kennedy Center in Washington.
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The path to fulfillment as a corporate leader doesn't run through the boardroom; it runs through others. 1.
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Lymphatic vessels course through your body the way the earth's underground springs run through and beneath the land.
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Some would argue they run through centuries of human history, and layers of deeply embedded fear and hatred.
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He recently launched a $30 million-plus television ad campaign that will run through at least Dec. 3.
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BEFORE WE GET TO THAT, I WANT TO RUN THROUGH A COUPLE OF STOCK ISSUES WITH YOU TOO.
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The exhibit opened in July, is slated to run through October 21, and has sold out almost daily.
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When hamachi collars are grilled, the skin gets crisp, and the rendered, fatty juices run through the meat.
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I've been on video calls when my youngest child has run through my bedroom to use my bathroom.
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During his run through qualifying here, he posted a video of himself interviewing a local Rafael Nadal impersonator.
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The impeachment process -- if it happens -- would run through that same Judiciary Committee and be overseen by Nadler.
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First, it represents enormous energy savings with relatively old and reliable technology — it's just water run through pipes.
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No one, Selz included, presumed that the show would make an impact beyond its run through May 1967.
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Donald Trump has certainly disrupted the normal order of American politics during his run through the GOP primary calendar.
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Electric currents can also be run through the device, which can either cool it down or heat it up.
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La La Land continued its charmed run through awards season, this time at the Directors Guild of America Awards.
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The final day is the same every year: December 21957, Christmas Eve — though many calendars run through Christmas Day.
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Still, I'd run through enough recipes in the book that I felt comfortable enough to start spreading my wings.
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Following this run through the best black contenders, Sharkey got his title eliminator against the no-longer-champion Dempsey.
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Timberlake, 37, has been plagued by vocal issues throughout the global trek, which is slated to run through April.
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Before being halted, horse races were run through sponsorships and some 200 horses are kept in the club's stables.
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The 37th running event started in Buenos Aires, Argentina on January 2 and will run through Argentina and Bolivia.
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I wore the Pegasus 35 on a three-mile run through lower Manhattan, and definitely noticed the raised arch.
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Arrive at Sqirl and run through the equipment order for our new kitchen, which is under construction next door.
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Instead, I'm going to run through some of what's new in this phone and give just a few impressions.
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Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting, contemplation and prayer, began Sunday and will run through Tuesday, July 5.
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GENERAL ABDUL RAZIQ, police chief of Kandahar, was not yet 22005 but had run through more than nine lives.
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Connerty over at the FBI was ordered by Jock Jeffcoat to run through every agents' text, email, and messaging.
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The 9/11 health care fund will now run through 2092, with people able to file claims through 2090.
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The first eight episodes will run through November, while the remaining seven episodes will begin streaming in January 2018.
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The Dodgers had just one run through nine innings one day after they scored 16 against the Blue Jays.
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Turner, who is exceptionally speedy, probably should have run through first base instead of diving, which slowed his momentum.
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Instead, there are a lot of compromises and an entire decision tree to run through based on your priorities.
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And some have maybe even run through an airport — probably to catch a plane rather than confess their love.
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I've gotta go see the physical therapist, get my hair done, and then we'll have the first run-through.
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This offer will run through November 22, however, you can only take advantage of the savings while supplies last.
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I run through my morning routine and listen to an episode of The World in Words on the metro.
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The exercise is meant to run through the major steps of launch, such as loading propellant and engine firing.
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Verizon reckons testing will run through this year, with plans to take 5G to market some time in 2017.
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Their long, elaborate tunnels run through the town; the school where grenade practice replaced the curriculum is now deserted.
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And, of course, there is always the chance for a dark-horse candidate who can run through the ranks.
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Three great themes run through this sprawling narrative, which moves back and forth between politics, economics and political thought.
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Clint, Ti, Dustin and Josh run through the major categories and discuss who should win and who will win.
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"All approvals run through CBS, though I would love to imagine George Takei approving his figure personally," he said.
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Under Balwani's orders, they were now being prediluted with a Tecan liquid handler before being run through the device.
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Instead, the extension, which will kick in after the 2019-20 season, will run through the 2024-25 season.
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Adobe's (ADBE) board has approved a new $2.5 billion buyback program to run through the end of fiscal 2019.
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After a preliminary run-through, the animator takes photos of the characters in the main poses of the shot.
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The limited Amazon sale begins at 12AM PT / 3AM ET on May 4th and will run through May 10th.
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The inmates had run through the woods to a home on Pruitt Road, near the rural community of Christiana.
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This nation has a long and rich history of such arguments being run through and run by the press.
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I run through a red light, a car stops on a dime and the driver leans on her horn.
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For instance, the image below was extracted from a classifier for digits that was run through the CEM probe.
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I mean, if you just run through it-- Elizabeth Warren with her wealth tax, and anybody over $26 million.
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These trippy, colorful portraits look as though they've been run through a dozen different effects in an editing app.
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The Kassel portion of Documenta 14 will open on June 10 at various locations and run through September 17.
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When I worked on Epicly Later'd I would run through a mental checklist: Will Jake think this is rad?
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You set up the whole set and run through it with one model, and then swap out the models.
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Run through "Traveling Blind" a few times below, and check out the variety of sights and experiences it offers.
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Dates will be divided between North America and Europe and run through mid-July, with the full list below.
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Others were grueling, like the Electroshock Therapy course, which asks participants to run through a field of live wires.
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It comes up in baseball all the time when players slide into first rather than run through the bag.
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The shop will now open on June 25 and run through June 30 — not June 18 through June 26.
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A train departing from Busan and Mokpo will run through Pyongyang and Beijing, and head towards Russia and Europe.
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Just like I said back at CES, I'm not going to run through all the details of this bag.
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They get run through a bunch of systems, including homeless shelter, foster care, mental health and often juvenile justice.
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To run through your options and weigh the alternatives, employers often have resources available to enrollees, including online tools.
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The light reflected back out of the crystal by the insect's remains is run through a spectroscope for analysis.
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You could let your brain run through the list of sauces that you know, but that's not very efficient.
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" Another official was more forgiving: "She'd run through a brick wall for you but her personality isn't for everyone.
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It's an excitement, an anticipation, like you're a football player going to run through the sign onto the field.
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"We're doing a normal, routine run-through of things that we've already put together and normal preparation," Kudlow said.
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House Republican leaders are embracing the Senate's proposal of a government funding bill that would run through Dec. 9.
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The company said its pop-up shops for toys will open in September and run through the holiday season.
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This hits me hard this morning, so I run through McDonald's for a Dr. Pepper and hash brown ($2.17).
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Below we've run through every major browser available—from stalwarts like Chrome and Safari to newer browsers like Puffin.
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Wires connected to a motor will run through perches and into the birds' bodies, enabling their wings to flap.
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At night I run through these personal failings in my head, self-flagellating while envisioning the worst-case scenarios.
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MD5 is an algorithm that creates a cryptographic representation or value for data that is run through the algorithm.
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Bañuelos put a stag on the logo to symbolize the deer that used to run through the agave fields.
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Around 70 percent of Iraq's water flows from neighboring countries, including the Tigris and Euphrates, which run through Turkey.
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Not because of the ice-cold biological medicine that will run through my veins over the next two hours.
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Other questions, like whether the system will run through the cloud or on-premise software, haven't been answered either.
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He pointed into the kill zone, which they were about to run through to rescue Kasal, Nicoll, and Mitchell.
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"Lempicka," by Carson Kreitzer with music by Matt Gould, will debut on July 19 and run through Aug. 1.
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The Sculpture Park's second edition will run through November 1, 2019, at Krishna Nagar, Brahampuri, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302007, India.
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I warm up vocally, physically, and I run through the whole show on my own before I do it.
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Earlier in the day, Boone had run through his usual list of updates on the Yankees' many injured players.
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A spokesman for the Hippodrome said staffing would be increased for the remainder of the show's run, through Nov.
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Normally, pilots are supposed to walk around the plane before takeoff and run through a safety checklist, they said.
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When I contemplate entering one of these stores, a million questions run through my mind: Will they serve me?
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Those images are then run through a database to check for criminal records, immigration law violations or terrorist activities.
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And with it Ms. Packer, 78, finished her run through the Shakespeare canon, having now directed all 37 plays.
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Triple-checked squares are a construction challenge, and many of the parks had to run through the central revealer.
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His startling agreement to meet with North Korean strongman Kim Jong Un was not run through the State Department.
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He could be the Wolf of Wall Street for the selfie set, or Gatsby run through an Instagram filter.
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The headphones run through a PreSonus HP4 amp, which lets everyone set their levels exactly where they want them.
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A rumor of gunshots sets off a panic among waiting passengers, who run through the station like spooked cattle.
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An exhibition, "We Stand on Their Shoulders" opens this month and will run through the end of the year.
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Mr. Hawkins became its director in 2011, after a long run through a series of other veterans medical sites.
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Monday night, if you're that guy, you could take a run through our collection of recipes for leftover ham.
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The US-run trial is scheduled to run through 2023, but there may be preliminary data within the year.
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The Maritime Self-Defense Force will not patrol the vital shipping lanes that run through the Strait of Hormuz.
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I run through a study in which Twitter users were paid to follow more people from the other side.
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And finally, the Venice Carnival, which was set to run through Tuesday, was closed earlier than planned on Sunday.
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The initial filing deadlines, which begin this week and run through mid-June, are not the most important ones.
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International Center of Photography All inaugural shows run through May 18; 79 Essex Street, Manhattan; 212-857-9700, icp.org.
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A spokesperson said the change from five days to three would help avoid job cuts and run through Christmas.
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The former mayor's ad filmed by Kantar/CMAG is expected to run through the holiday weekend until Dec. 2.
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Emergency vehicles surrounded the square, which sits between two main streets that run through the heart of West Berlin.
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I've run through all vocals but the two most difficult pieces, so I think I'm ahead of the curve!
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I mentally run through what absolutely has to get done this weekend and tell myself it will be okay.
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Closures are set to begin in early February and run through mid-April of this year, management said Tuesday.
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So, let's run through what makes giving the gift of AncestryHealth® so much better than the usual presents.
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There's a tangled web of accused offenses to run through, but first, let's break down the 30-second spot.
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The agreement with pilots, due to run through early 2017, extends the term of the existing contract to Jan.
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James S., a handler, after watching three dogs, Barry, Mac and Nikki, run through a series of takedown exercises.
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Neither did we ... but it's true -- and he's guaranteeing his favorite squad will run through the NFC this season!!
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Even minor characters are run through mazes of back story and digression that add little appreciable dimension to the plot.
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For instance, you can see and erase all the voice searches that you've run through Google Assistant on your phone.
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It feels like the game was just too big to run through once they'd made it so they just shipped.
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When he got off the bus from school, he had to run through the cemetery to get to his house.
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Keep a list of tiny to-dos that you can finish in just 10 minutes and run through them first.
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Most lipstick applications in 30 seconds, most paper banners run through in 30 seconds, and wearing the world's widest wig.
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Ball ran off, but a police officer caught him on the run through St. James's Park and made an arrest.
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The Lion King is content to simply run through the same motions all over again, just with newer, shinier tools.
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I open the bathroom door, creep out of the abandoned house—slowly, slowly—and crouch-run through an open field.
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Let's run through what Trump has actually done when it comes to women and girls since moving into 1600 Penn.
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You have a few options to help you avoid this fate and I'll run through two of the best options.
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It is run through an algorithmic animation sequence and screened across a long, narrow wall through a five-channel projection.
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The network and the promoter announced Thursday that they had agreed to a contract that will run through August 2025.
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Let's run through everyone's first draft picks and assess their odds of fielding a winning team in the coming weeks.
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Nintendo Switch Online is available at a few different price points once you run through the free one-week trial.
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IBM's blockchain platform will run through the IBM Cloud, allowing for interconnectivity between all parties in a particular secure transaction.
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I got to run through a few battles late last week, and I noted damn near everything that was mentioned.
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Let's run through what you can expect from macOS 10.15 when it rolls out to everyone in a few months.
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This boosted prices of the biofuels credits as refiners and other fuel companies run through excess inventories of the RINS.
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These concerns run through "Can Democracy Work?" by James Miller of the New School for Social Research in New York.
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Workout is done by 4, so I run through the shower, then hop into the car with a La Croix.
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Similar programs could possibly be run through other social media, too, said Thase, who wasn't involved with the new study.
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Pyongyang says the drills, which were set to start Monday and run through the end of April, are invasion rehearsals.
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The tour will run through September and feature stops in 22 cities, including Atlanta, Detroit, St. Louis, and San Francisco.
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The trains run through DC, Maryland and Virginia; getting all the jurisdictions to agree on budget increases is nearly impossible.
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Dog smooches are probably safer than you thunk, and your pet's bowl could use an extra run through the dishwasher.
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The themes of slavery and freedom run through his analysis; it is impossible to discuss contemporary Jamaica without their inclusion.
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The trial, set to run through May 16, is being closely watched by shareholders of Viacom Inc and CBS Corp.
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Please intervene to stop all new pipelines from being built, including the AIM pipeline that would run through my community.
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How about trying Melissa Clark's recipe for brisket with horseradish gremolata as a little run-through in advance of Passover?
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What started out as New Jersey water became indistinguishable from New York water after it was run through the system.
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If any of the three ligaments that run through the area is torn, it can also be repaired during surgery.
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I think I just become ever more passionate about it, and all the themes that run through it as well.
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A total of 165 canals run through the city, and more than 1,200 bridges connect its maze of gabled houses.
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Some Cyber Monday deals will begin during the preceding week, while others will run through the week after Cyber Monday.
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After all, you might run through several cheap vacuums before the Miele even starts to think about kicking the bucket.
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I was alone in the pre-delivery room just long enough to run through every awful scenario in my head.
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That contract will run through December 2017, when his current 10-year deal with the team would have ended anyway.
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ICE renewed its contract with Palantir in August, a contract that will run through 2020, Motherboard reported at the time.
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The group, Protect My Vote, released TV ads Wednesday that will run through Election Day, according to The Associated Press.
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The campaign will run through the series's sixth season, which begins April 24, with the goal of raising $1 million.
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It was a rollercoaster night for the wispy playmaker Modric, so influential in Croatia's barnstorming run through the group phase.
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Or the time we were late for our plane, and had to run through the airport, with security chasing us.
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The plan was to set up, run through a few songs, then return to the hotel for a disco nap.
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Only then did the Knicks re-emerge from the locker room so they could run through their final warm-ups.
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The data gathering firm said the ads were booked Friday morning and will run through the end of Thanksgiving week.
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Another time, he and fellow passengers were ordered to run through the airport for a plane that had already left.
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This engrossing performance made clear that, for all its scintillating colors and jazzy riffs, modernist complexities run through the score.
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Thus far, the president's path to victory has run through a Congress wholly controlled by members of his own party.
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As has become the norm for star-driven plays on Broadway, "Lobby Hero" has a limited run, through May 13.
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That's the other issue about mainstream art magazines, like Artforum: people just want to run through to see the ads.
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Their objective: to run through a gauntlet of obstacles to see who can complete the course in the fastest time.
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"Life Is a Highway: Art and American Car Culture" is set to open June 15 and run through Sept. 15.
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Even at a run-through in the studio, "Deuce Coupe" has an incandescence that has nothing to do with nostalgia.
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He leads in "usage," a statistic that calculates how many of a team's plays are run through a particular player.
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I'll just run through these entries with you, at 24- and 118-Across and 3-, 7-, 41- and 56-Down.
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Reverting to himself at the end of the run-through, he told his colleagues, "We might just keep making TV."
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Rather, your name/identification is run through the NICS to confirm that you are legally allowed to own a gun.
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After some five minutes, the variations begin with a stately run-through of the theme, though with tiny, impish tweaks.
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Canadian National's tracks run through land that the Mohawks say is their traditional territory; Canadian Pacific's rails are farther north.
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While new roads now run through the former disaster zone, most of it is barren, filled with underused parking lots.
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After a run through the bobbing, stop-and-start melody, Ms. Horn traded improvisations with the tenor saxophonist Stacy Dillard.
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When a new test car arrives each week, I sit down and I run through the same couple of tasks.
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Yet for all the gnashing harmonies and splintered phrases, the music is run through with hints of Kurt Weill cabaret.
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We'll run through the basics, but if you want an extensive look at the Kindle Paperwhite check out Mashable's review.
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She'll be joined by supporting acts Robin Thicke, Tank and The Bonfyre on the tour, which will run through December.
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A major retrospective of Banksy's work that opened a week ago just outside Tel Aviv is to run through Tuesday.
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It only takes a few minutes to run through this routine each week, and the results are well worth it.
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What I found was a divide — the same divide that has run through our people since the Exodus from Egypt.
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"We watched one run-through, and given the quality of the ballet, we realised it was bad," Urin told reporters.
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Engineers run through real-world simulations to test the software's navigational capabilities in "auto" mode if left on its own.
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While everyone starts with 5GB of iCloud storage, you can quickly run through this allotment with photos, videos, and files.
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Bloch held a stack of envelopes, as if he were at the Oscars, and began to run through the submissions.
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He says that administrative costs will also be low because the plan will be run through the existing UI program.
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The campaign centered on tax preparers will run through the beginning of the 2017 tax-filing season, the agency said.
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After that they could be forced to run through 30 more hours before a final vote to pass the bill.
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Trump's tweet Thursday morning wasn't run through top aides or advisers before he posted it, as is often the case.
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Today, much of the internet communications between the continents run through Asia, including through the Red Sea and Indian Ocean.
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Museums across the city will explore their art and influence in exhibitions that begin in February and run through fall.
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If Big Data can help manage persistent mental distress, the path forward is likely to run through the Golden State.
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Opened on February 22, it was set to run through March 29; the premature closure was first reported by ARTnews.
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But as it stands, there should be intrigue right at the start of the draft, which will run through Saturday.
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And in anticipation of Infinity War, Thanos received his own comic book in 2016 that has run through this year.
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Doctors are quick to run through your labs, make sure your numbers are good, and send you on your way.
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