The routine remained: McClain running after Melo running after a tennis ball.
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I was like, 'That boy better be running after you, not you running after the boy.
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" Michael almost went running after him, yelling, "IT'S BATMAN!
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She's not alone in turning to running after a loss.
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Reporters and a robot running after Rubio: America, 2016 pic.twitter.
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When they started running after him, they lost sight of him.
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Puzder dropped out of the running after hitting opposition in Congress.
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He pulled out of running after facing what he called obstruction.
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Sometimes I felt like my heart was running after you too quickly.
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I have really funny footage of Geneva running after a U.P.S. truck.
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But when I came back, the chickens came running after the fence.
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Carmakers, meanwhile, are making more of the running after a slow start.
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Having a toddler and running after him, I'm definitely a lot more tired.
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Why didn't Travis bother to grab some shoes before running after his spawn?
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Fudge has said that she will reach a decision about running after Thanksgiving.
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When Vanessa was not working for Bayada, she was running after her kids.
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What do you think -- we have special security services running after every American billionaire?
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But she finally gives in, and drops the mic before playfully running after him.
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Girls were running after [ex Zac Efron], and I was giving them death stares.
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Instead of running after a ball, the parrot is attracted to boxes of soda.
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What do you think—we have special security services running after every American billionaire?
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" She continued, "But all of a sudden I'm running after him with a machete?
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The Agriculture Department is still considering how to keep the program running after February.
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Apple's factories in China, however, are back up and running after the coronavirus shutdown.
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Sometimes that means literally running after members who aren't eager to talk to reporters.
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Boise&aposs buses come just once every 30 minutes, stop running after 7 p.m.
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Dudeck plans to hit the ground running after having been an Instacart customer since 2013.
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Arai connected the sprinkler system to his pool and left it running after he evacuated.
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Photographer Goran Tomasevic pictured people running after a coalition airstrike hit Islamic State forces nearby.
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Yes, it is me, the journalist in the blue dress, running after the #ManafortTrial verdict.
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The little dog is fast, and starts running after them like a four-legged animal.
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Rather than running after Apple's or Samsung's designs, it's embracing an aesthetic of its own.
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Through the window, I watched the crowd of parents waving and running after the rolling buses.
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It's not even clear how the nation will keep itself running after the initial investment period.
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Stereo, a long-running after-hours club in Montreal, has taken a firm stance against GHB.
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Becca clearly agrees with Lionel's assessment and she storms out bottomless, with Connor running after her.
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He told CNN last week that he would "take a look" at running after the midterms.
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EU officials hope it could be up and running after legislative approval by early next decade.
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Benoit Debie did the lighting, but I was always carrying the camera running after the dancers!
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Then you see this guy who's running after life and eating life as much as possible.
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Starting a running routine, or getting back to running after a long break, can be daunting.
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Pep Guardiola was in the running after his Manchester City successfully defended the Premier League title.
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One officer warned his partner that Mr. Blevins had a gun and began running after him.
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PlayStation Network is back up and running after several hours of downtime, Sony's Shuhei Yoshida has confirmed.
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Millepied, holding the camera, was effectively dancing with his performers, weaving around them or running after them.
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But he's been barred from running, after a criminal conviction that his supporters say is politically motivated.
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The airline said on its Twitter account the systems were back up and running after a global outage.
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She will tail her mother to her Monday afternoon bridge game, still running after more than 50 years.
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As the cart motored around the perimeter of the pitch, however, cops could be seen running after him.
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By not running after Rockhold and making himself a mobile target, Bisping made Rockhold come to him instead.
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She was good enough to land an athletic scholarship to college and hoped to continue running after graduating.
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And so here's Queen Elizabeth running after little Prince William to stop him from getting closer to the carriage.
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It's also equipped with a mini-race track to get the camels up and running after their medical procedures.
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Small wonder Zhivago dies in the street, running after Lara, and Gatsby has to be shot in the back.
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The decisions I made were based on whatever fleeting idea I felt like running after in a given moment.
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Police in the southeastern German town responded to the call and found the squirrel running after the unidentified man.
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According to Iftiin, 90% of the first cohort of graduates still had their small businesses running after six months.
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Videos circulating online Friday show a group of men running after the Turkish-Russian vehicles, throwing stones at them.
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Oil prices slipped for the fourth day running after the International Energy Agency issued a gloomy outlook for demand.
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Running after dark through May 2165, the light and sound show (admission is from $24.95) offers seven immersive exhibits.
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But now I can't stop running after them — scrutinizing myself and my society, and in the process changing both.
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He can be seen running after her, kicking her down some stairs and dragging her toward a white car.
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She began running after that, moved up to ultramarathons and, before long, was doing her first Ironman, in 2014.
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Aranda, whom police said took off running after the incident, was found inside the mall's transit station and arrested.
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Then were seen running after Rubio as his campaign bus arrived at a New Hampshire polling location Tuesday morning.
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The women get caught in a cycle of allowing each other power, then running after that power to reclaim it.
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Democrats are considering the possibility of passing a short-term funding bill to keep the government running after Sept. 30.
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Hiddleston put himself squarely in the running after he showed his backside during a NSFW scene in the hit series.
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In dashcam footage of the rescue, Mannino is seen running after the child before carrying it back to his cruiser.
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That man had his own gun, King said, and was running after the assailant when he, too, was fatally shot.
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Running after titles or status without, dare I say earning them, will only bring you a stretch of uncomfortable unease.
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There was a dream, an old one, yellowing at the edges and losing its detail, that he was running after.
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"I'm not running after records every year, though," Mr. Stern, the chief executive, said, declining to detail the company's turnover.
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There was so much excitement for the game — which got us walking, biking, or running after Pokémon — that the servers overloaded.
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Others have been struck by vehicles while running after the food trucks, which do not stop for fear of being swamped.
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Mainland Chinese stocks jumped for a second day running after plunging more than 2135% on Monday in their return to trade.
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Some reports indicate there's an "army of women" — tens of thousands of them— who showed interest in running after Trump's victory.
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The dude's wife is pregnant and he's running after a truck down a dirt road in the middle of the wife.
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At its peak, about a dozen rides were without power, though many were up and running after an hour, Variety shared.
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Police in the southeastern German town responded to a distressed call and found a squirrel (pictured) running after an unidentified man.
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But the pressing question for Republicans who want to pass a stopgap spending bill to keep the government running after Sept.
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Meadows on Wednesday dropped out of the running after Trump told him he needed the congressman to remain in the House.
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But truthfully, the fourth CoD proper, nine years old this November, looked like a relic when witnessed running after Infinite Warfare.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Steyer took himself out of the 2020 running after weeks of hinting that he might enter the race.
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Hadid may even end up on Jenner's Instagram, which is back up and running after the model mysteriously deactivaed it last month.
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Videos posted on social media showed people running after his SUV convoy, throwing pavement stones, bottles of water, empty buckets and slippers.
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As for charging time, expect to have this electric toothbrush up and running after 3.5 hours in order to be fully charged.
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Nor did it bother him running — after his eighth-inning single, he raced from first to third on Chase Headley's base hit.
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The first is North Carolina's Ninth Congressional District, with Dan McCready (D) and Mark Harris (R) running after Harris defeated incumbent Rep.
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After Gano converted the kick, he said his main goal was seeking safety from the rest of his teammates running after him.
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"I heard the bomb and I went running after them," the dad, Ahmed Abdullah, told me with an ache in his voice.
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Rudolph wrestled with Garrett and unsuccessfully tried to yank off the Pro Bowler's helmet before running after him and then being struck.
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Bonus points: it looks pretty easy to throw to keep your pup running after at it, tiring your dog out in the process.
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"Of course," I responded, pulling up the meme of him throwing a frisbee to no one, running after it, and throwing it back.
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Andriese has hit the ground running after being recalled from Triple-A Durham, posting his third win in as many starts on Friday.
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The ads will start running after Labor Day, and SLF is expected to make additional multimillion-dollar ad buys as November draws closer.
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I start envisioning my fastest mile constantly—before running, while running, after running, at the gym doing weight exercises to improve my running.
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Pemex officials decided to keep fuel running after the first signs of a leak, and send a team to inspect it, he said.
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The transit agency said it usually took 24 hours to get all its buses, trolleys and subways up and running after a shutdown.
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"All of a sudden I see this little blip dart out, and it's a little one running after the mother," Mr. LaPointe said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Standard Life SL.L Chief Executive Keith Skeoch will oversee its day-to-day running after it merges with Aberdeen Asset Management ADN.
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Backstage, it looks like we're on speed — I'm running after her and reapplying her makeup really fast or blotting away any sweat or oil.
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Or, if the officer is running after two suspects, he could direct the drone to follow one while he tears off after the other.
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Belted and lifted up or worn off the shoulder, it becomes slightly sexier, which is good when you've been running after kids all day.
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Nexstar had also been interested in a bid before removing itself from the running after announcing a $4.1 billion deal for Tribune in December.
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"Now the situation is that we are running after suppliers," one official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of matter.
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Indonesia was a rare bright spot, with primary forest loss slowing for two years running, after the government imposed a moratorium on forest-clearing.
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Soler, who had advanced to second on a wild pitch, never stopped running after contact and slid headfirst into home ahead of Carter's throw.
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"It's like we're running after sites all the time and then we don't know if the claim is still circulating within the system," she said.
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The raid signaled a shift in Duterte's drug war from running after street-level peddlers and users to powerful regional politicians and foreign drug traffickers.
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He said he felt the hamstring lock up just a few steps into running after hitting the ball in the top of the fifth inning.
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And then suddenly, you have this corporation or government running after you, and they are way past your mother, and they are at your back.
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Charlie Brown running after that ball, even when he knows it will probably end badly, sums up the entire Peanuts canon in a single scene.
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"The AFP will not do that, we will not be involved in the street, we'll not be involved in running after street pushers," he said.
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"It's the mistake people have always made in Europe: running after the far right first strengthens them and then you lose votes yourself," he said.
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Cramer was going to run, then he wasn't, but now he is definitely running after a little bit of jostling from the Washington GOP establishment.
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Our law enforcement sources say Ronnie gave chase ... running after Jen, allegedly with a knife in his hand, and horrifyingly, also with their infant daughter!
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Ross was PISSED and immediately tried running after Williams, but his teammates and a police officer used all of their might to hold him back.
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Sometimes a patient believed that someone was running after him, out to get him; sometimes he was haunted by someone he had hurt long ago.
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Dad managed to make running after a runny-nosed toddler who's struggling to pedal and face forward at the same time seem like a breeze.
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He even tried on the freaking suit, but ultimately took himself out of the running after seeing a jacked Chris Hemsworth walk by and losing confidence.
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"I feel guilt for letting him get so far ahead of me before I started running after him," Ian Ritch said at a news briefing Wednesday.
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It's more crowded today than I've ever seen it — there are probably more than 50 dogs there, all chasing each other, pooping, and running after toys.
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The second one [son Eric "Bubby" Thomas II, 2] was pretty tough, and this time … If I'm tired, it's because I'm running after two little ones.
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Within a year, the mines were back running, after 70 percent of Atlas was transferred to creditors in exchange for a 13-percent reduction in debt.
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After his surgery, they thought he'd be in a wheelchair for three months, but once we got home he was up and running after five days!
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People just started running after tents trying to lock down a location to sleep; everyone was searching, but everything was taken and it was just insane.
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Mr. Slager had said he needed to defend himself, but a video showed the victim, Walter Scott, running after a brief scuffle and being shot repeatedly.
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Warren has fueled speculation about a potential presidential campaign, telling voters at a town hall in September that she would think about running after the midterms.
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They all seem to roll up or down, pinch and make me regret wearing them after a full day of work and running after the kids.
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But Griffin ultimately took himself out the running after realizing that it would be Mills, not he, who would have the final say over basketball matters.
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I started running after the cab as it moved away, although, with an orthopedic boot protecting my foot, it was more like trying to walk swiftly.
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The new spinoff, 9-103-1: Lone Star, is set to premiere this weekend and will hopefully benefit from running after Fox's Sunday night football programming.
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In the video, her mother can be seen running after and even briefly getting into the car, before being pushed out as the car takes off.
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"Normally, it is the same move, but it is also the move we are tired of seeing, running after, and not getting the ball," he said.
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My manager took off running after the couple while I cried and called my older brother, who told me it was probably useless to call the police.
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Auto sales in China, GM's largest market, are headed for a decline for the second year running after demand contracted for the 12th straight month in June.
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"It felt like we were spinning in a blender," recalled Susanti, who survived by leaping to solid ground and running after the mud flow finally slowed down.
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Peres was never elected prime minister, although in 1996 he came close, when he was running after a Jewish terrorist opposed to the Oslo peace assassinated Rabin.
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Perhaps the most crushing reproach came from Thomas Piketty, a left-wing economist and best-selling author, who accused the government of "running after the National Front".
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Steyer last week reportedly told two staffers that he planned to enter the race Tuesday, the strongest indication yet that he is running after months of speculation.
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He started running, according to the parents, and when they started running after him, they lost sight of him, and no one has seen him ever since.
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The Obama administration paid for and scheduled the ads and outreach through next Tuesday — meaning they were running after Trump was sworn in as president on Jan. 20.
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Native Americans: Tribes nationwide have been forced to use their own funds to keep their health care systems and food pantries running after federal funding was cut off.
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NASA is now playing a waiting game as the two companies work to get their crew launch systems up and running after years of delays and budget shortfalls.
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I finally start backing out and I get to my gate, the gate opens and I get out and all of a sudden he starts running after me.
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A "what if" feature lets museumgoers respond to provocative speculation, like the prospect that the city's population might begin shrinking or the subways might stop running after midnight.
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These days, he is still running after work, but mostly back and forth in McCarren Park, where he and his co-workers often play soccer in the afternoon.
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What's more, unlike her perpetually thwarted characters, who chase their ideas with the exasperation of dogs running after their tails, Ms. Baker delivers a complete and confident narrative.
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During a trip to upstate New York, Purdue said he hoped to have the program, which will provide relief exclusively from tariffs, up and running after Labor Day.
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Other robots, whose costumes were made up of nothing more than cardboard boxes, were seen running after the candidate and being knocked to the ground by his supporters.
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Struggling to keep the store running after his wife's death last year, he began closing it for a few hours at night, and was threatened with a fine.
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Still not perfect, but the next time a robot comes running after you and tries to grab you, remember that it now has an 80 percent chance of succeeding.
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Seven laps passed before Charlie Whiting finally released the field, and that – followed by some virtual safety car running after Jolyon Palmer's crash – meant that drivers struggled with temperatures.
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And what is more, Gabriel did it silently, with a touch of shyness, concerned merely about running after that ball, about giving it his all, as he always does.
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While his older siblings were busy kicking around a soccer ball and showing off some dance moves, Louis kept mom Kate running after him as he explored the area.
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On the morning of April 12, 2015, as he was walking through a downtrodden section of West Baltimore with two friends, Mr. Gray began running after seeing Lieutenant Rice.
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This popular image of light-footed tyrannosaurs running after targets—which was recently rehashed in Jurassic World—has defined our view of how this extinct carnivore looked and lived.
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I very much enjoyed ANTELOPE at the bottom of the puzzle, running after LEOPARD; I also thought that the inclusion of VARMINT, RODENT and TERMITES was a masterful touch.
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When the first two officers arrived, they found the tenant, a 52-year-old man, running after his landlord in the 2100 block of Prospect Avenue, at 180th Street.
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While researching for her book, "Soziologie der Städte," Dr. Löw observed in Berlin that although the underground comes approximately every three minutes, she saw people running after the train.
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The report says the 2 men drove away, but quickly returned to the vehicle, then sped off for good ... at which point B-Will is seen running after them.
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"I've visited (Manor) already for my seat fit and to meet with the wider team, so we'll be ready to hit the ground running after the summer break," he added.
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Hector Santiago, a flower grower in Puerto Rico whose farm is on a nanogrid, was able to keep his property up and running after Hurricane Maria, partly for this reason.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Marin Cilic reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals for the third year running after Kei Nishikori quit with a rib injury midway through their fourth-round match on Monday.
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Microsoft confirmed that its services were back up and running after it experienced outages on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning across the US and parts of the Asia Pacific region.
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When the body-snatchers are running after them, I thought it needed a constant tat-tat-tat to show their panic, so I prepared the piano to be very percussive.
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It wasn't long until I got the first prototype up and running, after that it was a matter of tidying it up into a web app and then launching it!
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Meanwhile, Asia-based Uber rival Grab said its operations were still up and running after it complied with the regulators' July 26 order to stop accepting and accrediting new drivers.
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And on Monday, after he wrapped a Senate session, Biden teased reporters about running after he talked about how much he enjoyed working in the chamber over his long career there.
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Tragically, the Labrador Weimaraner mix named Roleaux did not survive and his owner was also left seriously injured after desperately running after the truck to try to save his beloved pet.
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The miner also kept running after I navigated away from Salon (but kept it open in a tab), which could potentially be very annoying for the real tab monsters out there.
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Diane Rwigara, a 35-year-old accountant, was disqualified from running after the election board said she included signatures of dead people in her list of supporters, an accusation she denies.
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"It's hard to picture myself getting to a half marathon in the next year or so, but it was good to get back into running after a long break," she said.
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Reopening schools is more 'critical' than some think Craig Fugate, a former administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, stressed the importance of getting schools up and running after a storm.
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In an interview with The Times on Tuesday, Mr. Trump boasted again about the global reach of his business — and his family's ability to keep it running after he takes office.
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It is unclear if any of these men will enter the race — particularly Mr. Biden, who, associates say, is ambivalent about running after over three decades of presidential fits and starts.
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Ms. Ernst may be vulnerable even if Mr. King is not running, after distancing herself from him only this week, as did Iowa's senior senator, Charles E. Grassley, and Governor Reynolds.
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Not only did Trump never stop running after his staggering 2016 election win, he has devoted almost every day since to defending the legitimacy of his presidency and positioning for re-election.
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On one hand you have Tom Wilson, a player without any conscience, regard for human life or the power to keep his city's mass transit system running after the sun goes down.
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Twitter users posted images on Thursday of the dog leaping over the tracks near Waterloo Station and another clip of a man running after it, leading to the suspension of train services.
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The whole thing is almost certainly a bid to drum up more interest a day out, as fans scramble to figure out if someone accidentally left the feed running after morning rehearsals.
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She was joined by two Goodwill employees and when they gave up, she jumped in the SUV of a couple who noticed her running after the man and offered her a ride.
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Cellphone videos showed Mr. Casebolt, who is white, running after black teenagers and ordering them to the ground, then forcing the girl onto her stomach and placing his knees on her back.
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The clothes were affordable (around $25 a pair) and comfortable, easy to pull on for school drop-offs and perfect for running after kids in the park or playing on the ground.
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Stanton's seventh-inning blast off losing pitcher Steven Matz was a line drive to left-center field hit so hard that Mets center fielder Juan Lagares stopped running after a couple steps.
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On Tuesday, Graham told CNN that he spoke to Trump on Monday about how to strike a deal to keep the government running after the three-week stopgap spending expires on Feb. 15.
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She and her husband had run up $350,000 in debt to keep the dairy running after 31 of their cows died of pneumonia, and their last lifeline was an emergency federal farm loan.
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Wardian's trips were wrought with timing hurdles: He would continue running after the race back to his lodgings to collect his luggage and go straight to the airport, often still in racing clothes.
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"On the church's Facebook page Friday, members recalled him handing out Dallas Police Department stickers to their kids, or running after them down the hallway, or showing them his police cruiser," McCrummen wrote.
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While the market continues to focus on whether the Dow Jones industrial average will hit 20,000, Cramer would rather look at how conceivable it is for the Dow to keep running after it does.
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Eaton, a decathlon world record holder who is also set to defend his title in Rio, was due to take on Bolt for he first time but decided against running after the long jump.
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Investigator Brandon Lowe wrote in the probable cause statement that Brenda Holt said her husband took off running after her son ran across a field and said he&aposd been hit in the face.
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"Russia is very good at creating tension and getting attention — it is like a dog running after a car," said Aleksandar Trifunovic, the editor of Buka, a popular online news site in Banja Luka.
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Former Goldman Sachs CEO and National Economic Council head Gary Cohn, once supposedly a front-runner, seems to be out of the running after expressing disagreement with President Trump's handling of the Charlottesville protests.
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As much as "Primary" was a new kind of documentary, Kennedy was a new kind of candidate, whose supporters, running after him in the street and pressing him for autographs, were more like fans.
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During the trial, the court heard how Mr. Cullen was seen in June 2015 running after the butterflies with a small net at a nature reserve in Gloucestershire, while a friend stood watch nearby.
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"And I think of myself running after my crazy kids and being at hotel pools, wanting to be cute but also not wanting to worry about things," she adds hinting at bathing suit wardrobe malfunctions.
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While the market continues to focus on whether the Dow Jones industrial average will hit 20,000, Jim Cramer would rather look at how conceivable it is for the Dow to keep running after it does.
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Housing demand in the United States declined sharply for four years running after the sub-prime crash of 2007-2008 but has steadily gained momentum since, supported by falling unemployment and ultra-low interest rates.
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As governments, corporations, and hospitals around the world struggle to get back up and running after a string of recent ransomware attacks, scientists in Israel have uncovered another effect of cyber attacks: mass psychological distress.
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Nobel watchers also speculated that negotiators of an accord over Iran's nuclear program could be in the running after a surprise award last year to a coalition of Tunisian democracy campaigners, the National Dialogue Quartet.
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Housing demand in the United States declined sharply for four years running after the sub-prime crash of 2007-23 but has steadily gained momentum since, supported by falling unemployment and ultra-low interest rates.
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RUNNING After Eliud Kipchoge ran the Berlin Marathon in 2 hours 25 minute 214 seconds to obliterate the world record in September, a lot of people tried really hard to comprehend what he had done.
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But when the leading contender — Joel Fitzgerald, the Fort Worth police chief — took himself out of the running after learning his son needed brain surgery, Mr. Harrison was persuaded to reconsider, a mayoral aide said.
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Eight seconds of security camera footage aired on Israeli television showed the armed guard running through the settlement gate and a young woman running after him with an object, possibly a knife, in her hand.
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The Emmys do boast a few popular hits among this year's lineup of nominees, including HBO's sweeping fantasy "Thrones" -- back in the running after a year off -- and "This is Us," the emotional NBC drama.
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Even as President Donald Trump considers signing a bipartisan border security proposal that would keep the Coast Guard running after Friday, the community fully expects they'll be staring down another funding lapse in the future.
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Some have said Wauquiez was hauling the party too far to the right and running after the National Front, whose leader Marine Le Pen made it to the second round of the presidential election last May.
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The 48-year-old American was out of title contention when he deliberately prevented his ball from rolling off the 13th green at Shinnecock Hills by running after it and hitting it back toward the hole.
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Over the years, as anyone who has ever attempted to keep a gallery running after a first flush of success will admit, the partners have learned the need for big investments of energy, money and time.
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He said he had decided against running after conducting a poll that showed him neck and neck with Mr. Cisneros and Mr. Thorburn — but with Democratic voters fragmented enough to create an all-Republican general election.
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And once they start their families, their energies are zapped by sleepless nights, running after toddlers, and all the other labor that goes into raising children, with little left over to devote to organizing for legislation.
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Kasich, 63, the Ohio governor and a former U.S. congressman, had vowed just a day earlier to keep running after U.S. Senator Ted Cruz dropped out following a poor showing in Indiana's Republican primary on Tuesday.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Maersk Line, one of the world's largest container shipping companies, said on Wednesday its cargo booking system was back up and running after a global cyber attack crippled its IT networks a day earlier.
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ABOUT THE BLACKHAWKS (36-16-43): Captain Jonathan Toews, who has scored in both encounters with San Jose this season, has hit the ground running after sitting out the All-Star Game due to an illness.
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The net long position increased for a second week running, after rising 133 million barrels the previous week, but only after it had fallen by 213 million barrels during the three weeks prior to that (tmsnrt.rs/22s21DrvZ).
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I mean after you've [had] three pots of coffee before a game and crushed two Red Bulls and ate some Sudafed, [the way] your mind is running after a hockey game, it's not gonna relax anytime soon.
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"She came and just punched me in the side of the head, and came running after me, and my friends had to get her off," said Peters, describing herself as a "proud" supporter of President Donald Trump.
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Have we really reached a moment where a government being able to shut down the world's most important social media platforms is better than having the platforms up and running after a terrorist attack, misinformation and all?
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Royals RH Chris Young (2015: 11-33, 3.06) Syndergaard hit the ground running after his debut last May, finishing the regular season with back-to-back double-digit strikeout performances and holding his own in the postseason.
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"Rather than wasting time running after new pipe dreams, we call for a big push to sort out the incentives that have broad consensus - fast - before we give up," it said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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Of course, it's too late to ask whether this would have made a difference in Trump's election and it shouldn't make a difference in the case of Macron, either; he's running, after all, and not his wife.
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While last year's guidance revision could have been indicative of broader struggles for Apple in China, the coronavirus-related setbacks are more driven by store closures and getting facilities up-and-running after travel restrictions and closures.
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Sony is clearly banking on the popularity of Spider-man following the success of this summer's Spider-Man: Homecoming, and is hoping to get its own universe up and running after its first abortive attempt back in 2014.
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Credit Suisse has frozen its investment bank bonus pool for the second year running after a surge in trading revenue in 2019 was offset by big declines in its advisory and capital markets business, the Financial Times reported.
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Data on Tuesday showed Turkey's current account generated a surplus of $2.77 billion in October, its third monthly surplus running after years of deficits as a currency crisis drives up the cost of imports and weakens domestic demand.
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MEGHAN MARKLE &aposLOOKED ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL&apos IN GOWN, PRINCESS DIANA&aposS DRESS DESIGNER REPORTEDLY SAYS Markle previously said she wants to "hit the ground running" after getting married to become a full-time member of the royal family.
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The cops never pressed charges against the two teachers behind the fight club, and the Adventure Learning Center was said to remain up and running after being forced by local authorities to clean up its act last year.
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But Mr. Tafoya said pollutants such as chemical pesticides that end up in those dry stream beds could nonetheless be swept into larger bodies of water when the streams begin running after the spring thaw of mountain snow.
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"This case depicts the sordid episode of the life of a woman who spoiled her homely environment and family relationships running after the politics and politicians, forgetting her solemn duties and responsibilities of a matrimonial life," the court found.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of people going hungry has risen for the third year running after years of improvement, the United Nations said in a report published on Monday that blamed conflict, climate shocks and economic slowdowns.
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There are tons of artists in their mid 30s who grew up with the show, and as it's still running after all these years there is an almost endless wave of younger artists following suit all over the world.
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The election, which is meant to lead to Congo's first democratic transition, was originally scheduled for November 2016 to choose a successor to President Joseph Kabila, who is barred by term limits from running after 18 years in power.
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Yet the use of Siobhan as a tutelary stage manager bothered me less than it did when I saw "Curious Incident" in London (where it opened in 2012 and is still running, after picking up a slew of Olivier Awards).
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Running after the Marcoses who were already outside, we began a process, and that process just ended last week when Imelda Marcos, now is found guilty of setting up Swiss bank accounts, foundations that were... How long did that take?
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If you need something really structured, this is still not your bra – but it remains the only bandeau bra I've tried that hasn't tried to migrate down my torso, even though I was fully running after a toddler in the airport.
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It proves that Meghan, who has made no secret of her desire to "hit the ground running" after the royal wedding, is ready to kick off her public engagements — both alongside members of the royal family and on her own.
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The Swiss, who defied logic to win the Australian Open in January after being out of tennis for six months, will skip the May 28-June 11 claycourt major for the second year running after missing last year's edition through injury.
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And it extends beyond the internet—the so-called killer clown craze, which began as a prank and morphed into people in clown masks trying to terrify other people by running after them with knives is YouTube prank culture gone mainstream.
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Dramatic visuals -- like troops running after mothers and children or blocking large groups of migrants walking along a highway -- have prompted many to say that Mexico, in effect, has already built Trump's border wall by increasingly cracking down on immigrants.
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Each time I scan the cars of an arriving train, seeking out the emptiest one and — all too often — running after it, I think of Shelby, who stands for an important principle of subway naps: They both demand and reward strategy.
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This is a complete reversal of the strong pro-death penalty stance Bill Clinton took before and during his presidency and is indicative of how Hillary Clinton is still running after a Democrat base that's moved decidedly to the left of her.
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"Autofac" In which the remaining humans after a nuclear war (led by a resourceful rebel played by Juno Temple) fight against the automated factories and delivery drones (represented by a robotic Janelle Monae) that keep running after the end of the world. 6.
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The number of personal insolvencies declined for a second quarter running after hitting an eight-year high at the end of 2018, dropping to 30,937 in the second quarter from 31,346 in the first three months of 2019, the Insolvency Service said.
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Beyoncé and Jay Z were strutting their stuff, unaware of anyone running up on the stage, after performing their joint hit "APESHIT," when the fan can be seen coming up the stairs at the front of the stage and running after them.
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Gulden said it was not clear whether the six-time Olympic sprint champion, who has been sponsored by Puma since he was 15 years old, would keep running after the Rio Olympics, saying Bolt might need time off to think about it.
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Tennessee took back-to-back 5-yard penalties — a delay of game and a false start — and burned 1:55 off the clock before punting, thanks to an N.F.L. rule which calls for the clock to keep running after a penalty is enforced.
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After Kara's daughter, Belle, bumped into the couple while running after her dad, the pair brought out a gold Mickey Mouse ring because they were so reminded of their child — "who in their words, 'was adorable like their little girl,&apos" Kara wrote.
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I also I had so many family and friends and colleagues pulling for me — one day a police officer in town saw me running, and started running after me to talk and tell me he'd read my blog and was rooting for me.
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And even with the prospect of a favorable ruling from the Supreme Court in the sports betting case, FanDuel only managed to obtain a bridge loan to keep the company up and running after reaching a tentative deal with Paddy Power Betfair.
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If your product is currently stuck in a boot loop, the company recommends turning off your Switch (or putting it into airplane mode) and then powering your Roku on to get back up and running, after which you can install the update.
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His takedown attempts were woeful even at bantamweight—consisting of bending forwards at the waist and running after his opponents' hips—but he was skirting with danger against Jeremy Stephens who throws a dozen uppercuts a round and who has very solid takedown defence.
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ABOUT THE CELTICS (9-6): Horford has hit the ground running after his absence and forward Jae Crowder had his best effort versus the Nets since returning from an ankle injury three games ago, recording 15 points and five rebounds in just 22 minutes.
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Daniels says Webster's son most likely died from heat exposure — the U-Haul's air conditioning had stopped running after the vehicle ran out of gas — or of asphyxiation from obstructed breathing as he was "completely covered up with a blanket" when he was found dead.
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" McGowan herself, finds it confusing when the media call #MeToo a "movement", as she says it can conjure up images that makes it seem like there are "thousands of women in the streets with pitchforks running after men — and that's really not the case.
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And the only way they managed to sort it out was to have the running after the shooting rather than the other way around on the grounds that if you have to run 3,000 meters cross country you weren't about to take a downer.
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On Tuesday, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) suggested that another short-term spending measure would keep the government running after the Dec.
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"You watch the games when Mexican teams play against the M.L.S., and you can tell they are lacking, they don't have any technique, they look like little kids all running after the ball," said Eduardo Estrada, a 53-year-old flower vendor in Mexico City.
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Videos posted on social media showed people running after the SUV convoy of Abadi as he departed Karrada after touring the scene, throwing pavement stones, bottles of water, empty buckets and slippers, venting their anger at the inability of the security forces to protect the area.
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Multiple sources tell us that Luckey has personally invested as much as $2.5 million in Upload to keep the company running after it spent through the last of a $4.5 million Series A which it had raised in late 2016 from Colopl, General Catalyst and others.
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Videos posted on social media showed people running after the SUV convoy of Abadi as he left Karrada after touring the scene, throwing pavement stones, bottles of water, empty buckets and slippers, venting their anger at the inability of the security forces to protect the area.
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I started running after college as a way to stay active and de-stress, but it wasn't until two years ago when my friend Ella raved about how exhilarating it is to run through all five boroughs that I decided to conquer my first 230-mile course.
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KERNEN: NOW TO THIS NOW THERES THIS BIG BUS GOING BY AND YOURE THIS BIG DOG AND IM RUNNING AFTER IT AND NOW YOU CAUGHT IT. AND NOW ITS LIKE, YOU KNOW, YOU GOT THIS -- DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOURE GOING TO DO WITH THIS NOW?
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Ocasio-Cortez hit the ground running after her inauguration, making waves by floating a 22019 percent marginal tax rate on income above $10 million, supporting "Medicare for all" and proposing the "Green New Deal," which seeks to tackle climate change by investing in eco-friendly jobs.
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The true marathon is the test of endurance you will feel hearing about their training process for the months leading up to the race, a period matched only in length by the amount of time you will hear about the marathon running after it's all over.
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But, Amber says Andrew's allegations simply don't add up ... she says she's kept her nose clean since choosing prison over rehab back in 2012, and there's no way she would jeopardize everything she's worked for by allegedly running after Andrew and their boy with a machete.
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.) -- took themselves out of the running after their names were mentioned as possible candidates.
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Though the system can shut down the engine if necessary—important for aircraft with spinning propellers—Cirrus elected to keep its single engine running after the stop, since it is mounted on top of the aircraft and thus won't hurt anyone approaching or exiting the plane.
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No competition: The Russian opposition leader — and the only person who could credibly challenge Vladimir Putin in next year's presidential election — has been barred from running after being convicted of embezzlement earlier this year, despite a similar 2013 verdict being overturned by the European Court of Human Rights.
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Read more: Serena Williams said she decided to 'stay down and let Andy do the running' after taking a tumble during their first ever mixed doubles matchDuring the second set of the match, a photo was posted on Williams' Instagram account, and needless to say, fans were confused.
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In the case of Bitfinex, which is now up and running after the hack August 2, customers lost 36 percent of the assets they had on the platform and were compensated for the losses with tokens of credit that would be converted into equity in the parent company.
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Avis Jones-DeWeever, lead researcher for the Black Women's Roundtable poll that was released in September, said her biggest concern is that another qualified black politician "will think twice" about running after witnessing Kamala's cut-short campaign — along with the negative media treatment she received, Jones-DeWeever said.
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On the show: regular host Mike Diver, alongside E3 veteran Steve Burns (back for a second show running, after our Max Payne 3 special) and bright-eyed newbie Tom Regan, who'll be flying out to LA for the first time in 2017 to cover the terrific cacophony of New Video Game Stuff.
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Trump's decision to overhaul the Department of Homeland Security was met with resistance from some Republican lawmakers, and one of his controversial choices to sit on the Federal Reserve board -- Herman Cain -- said Monday he was removing himself from the running after it became clear he would not garner enough support on Capitol Hill.
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MILWAUKEE — Body-camera video in the homicide trial of a former Milwaukee police officer showed the officer running after a man, Sylville K. Smith, then firing two gunshots at him, the final shot coming just after Mr. Smith tossed his own gun over a chain-link fence and as he was on the ground.
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French daily Le Figaro reported on Wednesday that Suez is in the running to buy the water business GE has put up for sale and that the firm is among a handful of other companies, mostly private equity firms, left in the running after a second round of bidding for GE Water & Process Technologies.
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I'd love to say the same of Miller, but the fact that he made an action movie will hurt him with some voters (though not nearly enough of them to keep him out of the running.) After those three, it comes down to which gigantic ensemble movie with wide industry support will be left out of the top five.
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But a person close to the president said Mr. Cohn had fallen out of favor — although not totally out of the running — after expressing distress last month in an interview with The Financial Times over the administration's response to violent clashes in Charlottesville, Va. The Fed's board had at least five members from 1936 until 2009.
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I saw him running away through a door and I started running after him, but a bunch of people got in the way—like a parade of people streaming by, maybe, like, a protest march or a carnival or something—and through this crowd I saw my kid poke his head through the doorway, now with a cigarette in his mouth.
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Getting Harold's engine running after so long took all of the $400 dollars I'd saved over the course of my life — allowances, change ferreted away when Mom sent me down the street to buy something at the Circle K, summer work at Subway, Christmas gifts from my grandparents — so, in a way, Harold was the culmination of my whole being, at least financially speaking.
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Jones is the most vulnerable Democrat running after he won the Alabama Senate seat last year, defeating GOP Senate candidate Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE, who had been accused of sexual misconduct with teenage girls from when he was in his 30s.
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