The fact that I'm running away from it means I'm running away from myself.
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Gomez posted an Instagram video of herself running away from the camera, hinting that she was running away from photos of herself from the event.
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"Some are running away from joining the army, some are running away from the government and the military service," he said through a mobile video call.
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"Kids are not running away from the campus, they are running away from the trauma and abuse they have experienced, which we are encouraging them to face," Mr. Rivel said.
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He feels like he was "running away from" something there.
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Running away from the basket, (Teletovic) hit a tough shot.
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" RJ: "Do you have fantasies of running away from everything?
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I presumed they, like me, were running away from danger.
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People running to something and people running away from something.
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But not all Senate Republicans are running away from Trump.
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"I was running away from being heard of," he said.
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In fact they're running away from it as fast as possible.
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They're running away from something, and maybe they always have been.
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Soon, the family was running away from the line of fire.
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If that were the project, I'd be running away from it.
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When I became a teenager, I started running away from home.
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It's about solving big problems, not running away from our responsibilities.
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"I saw a person running away from the scene," he said.
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John Hickenlooper isn't running away from his record on climate change.
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READ: When can cops legally shoot someone running away from them?
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I would say that Republicans aren&apost running away from Donald Trump.
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Surveillance video shows Jackson running away from the scene after the stabbing.
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Walter Scott was shot in the back while running away from Slager.
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She described running away from the scene and hiding behind a stall.
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It was more about showing people being fearful – running away from something.
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Video from the protest shows demonstrators running away from tear gas canisters.
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Maggie Hassan, her likely opponent, is running away from national security questions.
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Not all Democrats across the country are running away from the issue.
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He began running away from home as a teenager, often by hitchhiking.
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That's like realizing you have diarrhea and running away from the bathroom.
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Biden is running away from the Crime Bill which saved many lives.
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It's as automatic a response as running away from a loud noise.
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His feet seemed to be running away from him down the slope.
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"We are running away from hunger," said Karen Amado, a 40-year-old.
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He wants to stop her from running away from who she really is.
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For Democrats, the party is no longer running away from its own shadow.
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What you don't realize is that they're basically running away from the law.
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Danielle Delores Teeples told authorities she was running away from a giant spider.
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Why does he keep running away from the responsibility of what he created.
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I don't see running away from a challenge, resigning, is the right solution.
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People cheat because they are no longer running away from sabre-toothed tigers.
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But it's not just that Flake is running away from the fight himself.
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"I saw some girls running away from men on motorbikes," Ms. Shreedharan said.
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They&aposre also seen running away from things that scare them the most.
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"It wouldn't be right letting you go running away from love," Cesár sings.
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Footage from another angle shows Hall running away from the police before being shot.
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It shows a mother, clutching her twin daughters' arms, running away from the gas.
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"Odinga is running away from a humiliating defeat," deputy president William Ruto told journalists.
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We're not running away from anything; we're just trying to earn back our lives.
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He looks as though he's running away from something, the vast chaos behind him.
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"I don't see running away from a challenge, resigning, as a solution," he said.
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Cruz improvised, deking behind one Cowboy and then faking and running away from another.
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Trump spent the last week figuratively and literally running away from the Russia investigation.
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But running away from a nominee is no guarantee a candidate can escape him.
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There have been reports of people running away from hospitals because of substandard hygiene.
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Mary Taylor, positioning herself as the Trumpian insurgent, are both running away from him.
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A baneful exception is Australia, whose conservative government is running away from climate commitments.
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While running away from her attacker, she fell off a cliff, tumbling 150 feet.
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Runaway children, the organization says, are usually running away from something, not towards something.
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It's obvious that he's running away from his problems — but then again, so is she.
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"I kept running away from the fact that I was falling for him," she says.
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And he says he's healthy and there's no looming scandal he is running away from.
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After running away from home at the age of 15, she found herself sex trafficked.
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He would sometimes meet his mother on the streets after running away from foster homes.
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Don't make the mistake of running away from a job by taking any job offer.
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"I think they're running away from the U.S. rather than running towards Canada," he said.
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Masayoshi Koiso, 69, said he had spent his life running away from family and work.
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As a second officer walks up behind Bailey, Bailey begins running away from the officers.
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"I'm feeling much more bullish, because no one is running away from us," she said.
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Deep into her descent, we see her screaming and running away from two nuclear silos.
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Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel cautioned candidates against running away from the president.
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We're not running away from all hydrocarbons, because we do believe they play a role.
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Citizens of Kiribati "would not be people running away from something," Tong told VICE News.
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Alleyne was seen on surveillance video running away from the shooting, police told CNN affiliate NY1.
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There was also a whole lot of running away from James Corden (played by Aidy Bryant).
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So it is no surprise to see merchants running away from bitcoin rather than toward it.
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We've all been Chloe, sick of being cute, running away from responsibility, and ignoring authority figures.
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Video shows a Nashville police officer fatally shooting a man who was running away from him.
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"They'll run away from Bernie Sanders like the devil running away from holy water," Carville said.
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No one understands why you're so tired because they can't see what you're running away from.
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A girl from Honduras cries after running away from tear gas in Tijuana, Mexico, Nov. 25.
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Warren contended that Ayotte is "running away from" Trump as public opinion has turned against him.
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"I'm proud of them, I'm not running away from them, that is total nonsense," he said.
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A government official said the third suspect had been seen running away from the airport building.
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The Democrats may be fielding a broadly unpopular candidate, but they're not running away from her.
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" Mike Conway, Mr. Weill's chief of staff, said, "The Weills are not running away from anything.
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Taylor, interestingly, has been running away from her former running mate and chief Trump critic Gov.
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You laugh when Shylock's servant, the clown Gobbo, contemplates running away from his penny-pinching master.
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"I think I've built a life that's based on running away from my life," he said.
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"And they are running away from all of the principles of the Republican Party," he continued.
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If Wall Street built Valeant, it is now running away from it, Mr. Davidoff Solomon writes.
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"I'm not running away from anything," Hollis added, promising to cooperate with investigations into the matter.
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He had a turbulent childhood, running away from home at 13 and dabbling in juvenile crime.
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However, if you've been running away from problems at home, this eclipse will feel particularly intense.
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Instead of looking at my differences and running with them, I was running away from them.
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"They were telling us to run, to keep running, away from Victoria station," Ms. Tedd said.
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CCTV footage broadcast on local media showed people, some on fire, running away from the platform.
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An uptick in coronavirus cases sent investors running away from stocks and loading up on bonds.
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"I thought he was running away from Lyon drama," Becky says, pausing before she gets serious.
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He could've been Walter Scott, unarmed and gunned down while running away from a traffic stop.
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Examples include truancy, running away from home, curfew violations and underage consumption of alcohol or tobacco.
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Well, empirically, I think you're seeing Republicans really running away from him for the first time.
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CCTV footage shows people running away from the church, screaming and crying as their loved ones burned.
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Because in Gilead, it's likely that running away from your captors won't lead to some fairytale ending.
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Everyone has emotional pain and baggage, and a lot of us are running away from confronting it.
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About 10 minutes later, the same man can be seen running away from the address, say police.
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It opens with two brothers, Cade and Tristan, running away from a gang on the planetoid Kyysring.
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It was a bitter irony that we were running away from him and he was right there.
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Later, Jarvis started running away from his care home and going clubbing as a means of escape.
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Anyways, I'm turning 30 on August 30 and you know what, I'm not running away from it.
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Then, propane tanks exploded, shaking the ground and sending everyone running away from the house, Crystal said.
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MARK MUNICIPALITY, Sweden — It was a running-away-from-home nightmare for the age of global terrorism.
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The boy is in hospital, having suffered non-life-threatening injuries while running away from the officer.
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And while running away from home isn't a problem unique to nonwhite children, they are particularly vulnerable.
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Seven plays later, Brown was running away from the Falcons' defense on a 50-yard touchdown scamper.
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Meza's daughter, Jamie, is behind her mother in the photo, also running away from the approaching gas.
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"I've gone from sitting in front of Viola Davis to running away from Chuckie!" he said, laughing.
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They're running away from their countries because the places are unsafe, and they're bringing women and children.
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In the process she realizes she must face her country's problems instead of running away from them.
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"It was, unfortunately, a bloody reminder that they are still running away from something," Mr. Ibarra said.
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In fact, I witnessed many students running away from Sproul Plaza in fear after this group arrived.
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My grandmother running away from home at 12 and living alone in the attic of a library.
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Jeannie Mai is opening up about trying drugs after running away from home in her younger years.
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Most weeks I cook more than I have this week, but time has been running away from me.
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Unfortunately, running away from a deadline, or punching your boss isn't a particularly helpful response in modern life.
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Unfortunately, running away from a deadline or punching your boss isn't a particularly helpful response in modern life.
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Video footage shows smoke billowing from the airport after the blasts and people running away from the scene.
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Mae, on the other hand, is running away from that responsibility, just as she ran away from college.
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One guy who was 13 turned up at a butcher's shop after running away from a crack house.
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"I'm not running away from Vogue, because it has opened so many doors," she told Business of Fashion.
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He is running away from the Valupro scandal and, most of all, his son's diagnosis with acute autism.
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Some centrists fighting to hang onto their seats are running away from Trump as fast as they can.
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DeWine, the establishment favorite, and Taylor, positioning herself as the Trumpian insurgent, are both running away from him.
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I was running away from home and being naughty, but I was just seen as a little shit.
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Wait, maybe they're running away from the cameras so they can play make-believe without us peering in.
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One night, doing the rounds, he comes upon a young lad who is running away from a constable.
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He was not happy to be back in the hometown he had spent his life running away from.
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People would be running away from him, hiding behind a building, and Fannami would be running toward them.
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Moving to a better opportunity is "fundamentally different from running away from something you don't like," Ramassini said.
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If Barack Obama tried to lead from behind, Trump's foreign policy involves actively running away from global engagement.
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Instead of running away from your problems, McKee suggests that you be intentional about planning for your future.
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That was when I realized, why am I running away from food if that is what I love?
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This was a cat that we couldn't even look at for two years without him running away from us.
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On top of that, in running away from the establishment, Mr. Sanders is hardly seeking approval from his peers.
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They are running away from saying impeachment now because they understand impeachment galvanizes the deplorables, it galvanizes the base.
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Cell phone video showing Scott running away from Slager when he was shot prompted widespread criticism from the public.
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Cooper did the rest, running away from the Redskins' secondary down the left sideline for the final 27 yards.
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"The only thing I saw after that was the bottom of Willie's cleats running away from me," Arbanas said.
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They contemplate running away from the grounds, but quickly realize that life on the streets is even less desirable.
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Country then really thought that you were running away from them and they were gonna disown you — which happened!
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But c'mon, someone's trying to escape a building-sized shark by running away from it in a Zorb ball.
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Slager shot Scott in the back as the unarmed man was running away from Slager after a traffic stop.
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Diana was the woman running away from a taco-obsessed "nice guy" creep whom you very seriously related to.
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If you're running away from something, make sure it's not right by a pack of cameras, and the police.
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But this larger point is worth underscoring: most horror games are about running away from monsters, about fail states.
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The teen, Cedrick Chatman, was shot while he appeared to be running away from the cops in January 2013.
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It shows two people running away from police cars, with their backs to the officers, as police open fire.
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There's a video that shows when Keane's son was killed, he was shot while running away from a threat.
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Broadcaster rbb said the perpetrator lost both his wallet and mobile phone while running away from the attack site.
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"He fell down as he was running away from rioters," Sam Oula, a doctor at the hospital, told Reuters.
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We're told the man who opened fire was running away from the studio when he started shooting behind him.
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As one of the chief organizers of the protests, I was running away from the authorities in the capital.
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We know her husband is a heel, we can forgive her for running away from him — but a child?
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And you're certainly not the only person who sometimes feels like running away from family gatherings and hiding out.
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The video only shows the teen running away from the officer and does not appear to show him turn.
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Prime Minister Theresa May slammed for "running away" from U.K. election debate Prime Minister Theresa May slammed for "running away" from U.K. election debate Despite her lead in the polls shrinking rapidly, Prime Minister Theresa May refused to participate in a live TV leaders debate Wednesday evening ahead of the U.K. general election.
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Whether you are under a tight deadline at work or running away from a predator, the body will get stressed.
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While caffeine kickstarts my energy levels, there's no running away from the dark circles under my eyes the next morning.
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After running away from home, he began to live in a slum selling magazines and working in a tea stall.
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That was our hellish past, running away from us as fast as the army guys who once shot at us.
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By reflecting on his feelings in these tough moments, Dalio learned to resist running away from difficult times and emotions.
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"As the officers were going to that scene there was a crowd of people running away from it," Rivera said.
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OfYandy polished off the look with six inch stiletto heels, perfect for running away from Aunt Lydia or your Commander.
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"I'm not running away from Vogue, because it has opened so many doors," she told Business of Fashion in 2016.
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Maddie is running away from what is soon revealed to be an abusive husband — one who threatened to kill her.
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Because when your friend plays the game and he's running away from a neighbor's house ... he's going to go home.
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Slager, who is white, shot Scott in the back as he was running away from Slager after a traffic stop.
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Instead, it might follow the time-honored tradition of running away from tricky problems by heading for the open seas.
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Everyone looks like an action movie star when running away from explosions in slo-mo, even the Slow Mo Guys.
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Pretending to lose your memory in this way is an old trick, not uncommon among people running away from something.
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That's when Daniels is seen on security footage running away from the scene, only to be followed by the officer.
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Her sitcom allowed her to do something radical, which she suffered for, & she's been running away from that ever since.
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It's a simple game in the "runner" genre where you, a little animated person, are running away from a paperlanche.
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"Look, I was shot in my arm and foot," said a man running away from the crowd, nursing bleeding wounds.
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Cruz's closest allies maintain that he isn't running away from it, but that he, and his voters, have moved on.
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"These kids from this community are running away from the fear of rejection or violence," the Kinky Boots lyricist explains.
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He's shady as hell, but assures them he was just running away from some walkers and didn't mean any harm.
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Bodycam footage shows Harmon running away from police before he is shot by Salt Lake City police Officer Clinton Fox.
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Instead of running away from Trump, McMaster was the first statewide elected official to back Trump during the Republican primaries.
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Carnahan said ahead of the rally that any Republican running away from Trump in the state is making a mistake.
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How many of the villagers choose not to report this man, running away from the backyard with a headless chicken?
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And so last year I returned home — just in time to see people here and abroad running away from America.
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Immediately after the fire started, two teens were seen running away from the library, said city police Chief Eric Kroutil.
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To the Taliban, justice means killing Fatima and her family for the shame she brought by running away from home.
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His apologies for stop-and-frisk made him seem like he was running away from his record, not on it.
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Klingbeil said he expected the conservatives were aware of their responsibilities and was "not running away from the EU presidency".
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A video recorded by a bystander shows two giraffes running away from the flames as smoke pours from the barn.
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White-knuckle footage of an iguana running away from snakes on Planet Earth II became an internet sensation last month.
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At 13, after running away from home, he began serving an apprenticeship under the celebrated Hunanese chef Cao Jing-shen.
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"I was always running away from home; my mother had a terrible temper," he recalls, staring into his mug of coffee.
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At least know we know how she injured her hand — running away from whatever the hell that is in the clip.
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Central to human experience is the act of gravitating towards pleasant experiences, running away from unpleasant experiences, and ignoring neutral experiences.
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PD representatives accused the M5S's 31-year-old wunderkind of running away from a clash that could have exposed his inexperience.
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Harris has a series of auto theft arrests and a repeated history of running away from juvenile facilities, according to prosecutors.
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The 22010 edition has seen a 268.2-28.3 Alabama blowout of Michigan State and Clemson running away from Oklahoma, 21-773.
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A video from a concert attendee shows people in the venue running away from the stage, screaming and ducking for cover.
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A witness called 911 and said a man was running away from the vehicle, saying it was going to blow up.
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Two other drivers called 911, reporting a man running away from the SUV and saying it was going to blow up.
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A witness called 911 and said a man was running away from the vehicle, warning it was going to blow up.
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A video clip posted on social media from the scene showed people running away from a melee and loud popping sounds.
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After running away from his abusive stepmother last year, Tapiwa turned to sex work to earn a living on the streets.
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In the video, Scott, a Black man, is shown running away from Slager at a slow pace, before Slager opens fire.
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In "Smooching and Mooching," Andopolis finds some much needed familial comfort in the Weir household after running away from his own.
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But instead of running away from Trump, Heller embraced the president, arguing that his relationship with him could help the state.
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A photo of a Honduran woman and her 5-year-old twin girls running away from tear gas sparked widespread outrage.
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"If he's not planning on doing anymore running away from questions, he's not going to need them," Mair told the aide.
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"This was a year of running away from high-cost alpha seekers into low-cost vanilla beta exposure," Nadig told me.
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It is clear there are problems at Valeant, but if Wall Street built Valeant, it is now running away from it.
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Body-cam footage recorded Bailey running away from officers during the stop, who then shot Bailey in the back three times.
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Blue and White cannot be complicit in the elimination of democracy in our country by a defendant running away from justice.
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She's running away from something terrible, something traumatizing that has changed her, as similar events have changed so many lives, forever.
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Pictures circulating on social media showed children, some accompanied by adults and others on their own, running away from the scene.
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Something as innocent as a pink Walmart gift card with a floral design sent men running away from environmentally-friendly goods.
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"The night that Trump was elected, I had this dream that my whole town was running away from him," she says.
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But on Halloween, running away from a tainted love feels a little more like fleeing a zombie than a bad girlfriend.
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"It was important for me to understand what drives a man seeking solitude, running away from the world," Ms. Solovieva said.
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Last summer, an unarmed teenager running away from officers here was fatally shot in the back after crashing a stolen car.
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It doesn't always work â€" I spent my 24th running away from my "friends" at Disneyland â€" but you can ask.
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The man seen running away from the pile with a knife is NOT the suspect, but a civilian who disarmed him.
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I think where they are running away from the problem, we're running towards it, because I actually think we can solve it.
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"We were running away from my father," he says, later admitting that his dad was physically abusive toward him and his mother.
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The driver of the taxi, who wore black trousers and a black t-shirt, was then shown running away from the scene.
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If you've seen one twentysomething breathing heavy running away from something in the dark while carrying a camera, you've seen them all.
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Corey Brown, of Marshalltown, climbed over a secure fence and up a communication tower after running away from home on Jan. 22.
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We've seen a lot of stories about the plight of Rohingya refugees but this story exposed what they were running away from.
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Girls were hit particularly hard by this loophole as running away from home is the only arrest category where girls outnumber boys.
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"Now we see the youth are just running away from the country, which has changed the mentality of the embassies," she continued.
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And other Republicans, most notably Paul Ryan, instead of running away from poverty, put poverty at the center of their domestic agenda.
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Soon afterwards, a pro-government TV channel broadcast footage of Navalny's attacker running away from the scene, but blurred out his face.
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At other moments, it serves as a useful reminder that running away from ourselves is the only exercise most of us get.
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Yet Sarac was not looking for a greater sense of Muslim solidarity – he was running away from the fact he was gay.
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A final suspect was still at large in 2010, when he was shot dead while running away from a routine traffic stop.
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Being in New York felt like I was running away from home, trying to do something, and I wanted to go back.
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The authorities said Officer Delke shot Mr. Hambrick several times as Mr. Hambrick, who had a gun, was running away from him.
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It's in equal parts relaxing and punishing, offering plenty of time to chat between gathering sticks and running away from killer spiders.
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"There was something about that call that felt inevitable, because it was something that I was running away from," Ms. Okobi said.
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Democrat Betsy Rader has accused Joyce of "running away from his record" -- noting his previous support for repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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By running away from his mother, he had, without realizing it, embarked on a spiritual journey that would surpass her utmost dreams.
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That would be "running away from responsibilities, from the promises that were made to the civilians in the region," said Sgt. Maj.
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Ross didn't respond when Rachel said "maybe" we should take a break because he was too busy running away from his emotions.
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In another one of Mark's previous arrests ... he was tased while running away from officers -- and video of that incident is WILD.
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Commander Dickerson says that 99 percent of the children are found, and that many are running away from difficult situations at home.
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It felt a little bit like the crowd was running away from a giant wave instead of surging toward a shared goal.
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It also, of course, conveniently left out one of the big parts of Bill's legacy that Hillary is now running away from.
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We were running away from journalists and curious neighbors while trying to find answers to the questions we couldn't make any sense of.
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Comics culture has spent the last few decades running away from the camp that defined the Caped Crusader in West's 1968 TV show.
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In the short clip, Chris Pratt is seen running away from dinosaurs while Bryce Dallas Howard and Justice Smith look on in terror.
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But while "Grundy" tries to hide behind the ol' "running away from an abusive ex" story, maybe the truth will never be revealed.
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Footage from broadcaster CNN Turk showed smoke rising from what appeared to be an apartment building, and people running away from the scene.
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Most of the injured had topical burns and a couple had injured backs and knees from running away from the explosion, Krueger said.
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These are just people seeking refuge, and seeking a better life, and running away from terrorism that is going on in their country.
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"What I hope African Americans watching this see is that our city is facing this, we're not running away from it," he said.
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An unused explosive device was later found at the airport and a man was seen running away from the terminal after the explosions.
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Her health regeneration wasn't fast enough, so with a faster activation she should be less likely to die when running away from action.
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She's running away from a castle in a Vera Wang gown when she lost her Jimmy Choo pump — Cardi is living the dream.
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Three years ago, the Syrian teen and her family relocated to Iaat Refugee camp in Bekaa Valley, running away from the nation's conflict.
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A waiter, Amine Belkacem, 50, who was serving diners in a Moroccan restaurant, said he saw young people running away from the scene.
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A widely disseminated cellphone video of the episode showed Mr. Scott, who was unarmed, running away from Mr. Slager when the officer fired.
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READ: Republican leaders are running away from Roy Moore amid molestation allegations This is what Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump should fear most.
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Each subsequent one-minute video has its own array of choices as you find yourself running away from an inescapable paranormal murderer. Enjoy!
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Cha explained that though media reports had portrayed Park as weak-willed, she was not "running away" from public pressure by stepping down. 4.
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Goodson drove Gray to various spots in the city after officers arrested the Baltimore resident for running away from officers after making eye contact.
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After three minutes of piano balladry and guitar distortion it becomes a love letter to running away from it all with only your memories.
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Unfortunately, a 28-year-old mare needed to be euthanized on scene after breaking her two front legs from running away from the fire.
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The teams have done a good job incorporating animated graphical overlays of things Minnie dancing and Fear from Inside Out running away from everything.
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My imagination might be running away from me here, but I'd love to sleep in a cave by a waterfall like Simba's lion pride.
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Four male suspects, who are not students at the school, were seen running away from the area wearing dark hoodies and jeans, Manfredi said.
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You're great at running away from your problems, but dealing with these issues will be worth it, bringing you clarity and peace of mind.
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This is why so few Republican politicians are running away from the President and his decisions, while more and more are embracing his leadership.
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"I saw tens of people laying down in blood around me and hundreds of people running away from the scene," Fatima Faizi told CNN.
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Nomads alternately in search of and running away from themselves, they sought some form of affirmation they found difficult to define, much less attain.
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"We're not running away from the fact that we have Fallout in our bones," senior designer Brian Heins said to me at the event.
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"Running away" from Birmingham as a teenager in the 80s, he worked in various restaurants before becoming a DJ at legendary London club Turnmills.
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"I think the leader of the opposition has run out of excuses for running away from an election," Johnson told the House of Commons.
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Sanders' "most important state" Sanders isn't running away from the fact that his performance on Tuesday in Michigan could be his campaign's defining test.
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Mr. Danon, Israel's ambassador, did not share that assessment, accusing Mr. Abbas, who left the chamber immediately after speaking, of running away from negotiations.
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A young man who had a tire in his arms and was running away from the fence when he was shot in the back.
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Democrats have been running away from the egghead stereotype for decades, while meanwhile the Republican Party's anti-intellectualism has bizarrely been an electoral boon.
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MATTHEW LEVATICH: I don't want anyone to think that we're running away from our core customer, and the strength that the company has today.
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"You sit down with 12-year-olds who left with the 8-year-old siblings, running away from sexual or domestic abuse," she says.
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I'm on the insecure side, and I have a hard time meeting new people—and all of a sudden they're running away from me.
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I was a young lad, and I was pretty bright, but I was in trouble a lot because I was running away from school.
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To be sure, instead of running away from health-care reform after it failed, Republicans should have leaned in on the plan's most important aspects.
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But definitely seems to be about a woman who is running away from the past and trying to distract herself by having sex with strangers.
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I wrote new songs about growing up in a tourist trap and running away from it, and recorded them with my new husband (long story).
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The trailer begins with Arya, Westeros's most efficient death dealer, talking about how she knows the faces of death but is running away from something.
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A 15-year-old immigrant girl hid inside an auto shop after running away from employees of a child immigrant shelter in Florida on Friday.
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In one of three body camera videos released by the department Wednesday, however, Harmon is seen running away from officers just before he is handcuffed.
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You rationalized how the fast-growing company you were joining may IPO in the near future, but I knew you were running away from something.
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The more you click on the anti-stereotype sentences the more the words "MAN" and "WOMAN" break apart, the letters running away from each other.
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"We were running away from the arena, but there were people running towards it, mostly women and men who looked like parents," he tells PEOPLE.
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While running away from these women outside of Sy's hosptial room, he runs right onto the roof and finds Ray's car parked in his spot.
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"When there's 77,000 people running away from their home towns, leaving everything ... the international community should really step up to the plate," she told CNN.
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She proceeded to call me the next day at work and tell me that I looked like a sexy cheetah running away from her car.
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But in 1980, spurred on by advocacy from some juvenile court judges, Congress loosened protections against incarcerating youth for running away from home or truancy.
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And given that we also see a shot of Jon and some wildlings running away from something in the trailer, that moment may have arrived.
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Even as some rising Republican stars are running away from Trump, others are rooting for their hometown politicians to be drafted for the party's ticket.
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Critic score: 46%Synopsis: A notoriously indecisive woman (Roberts) becomes the subject of a journalist's (Gere's) latest piece after running away from her third wedding.
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So I suspect there's a thumbprint of his novels on "The Clasp," a sense that one's discontent is best addressed by running away from home.
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Again, it's unclear who was shooting, but the video clearly shows people running away from the gunfire, with some yelling "hurry up!" as they fled.
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He was shot five times when he was running away from a white officer who had stopped him in Charleston, S.C., for a broken taillight.
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Le Carré got his first taste of "the secret world" in 1949 at 17 after running away from his English boarding school, which he detested.
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She was both running away from a violent domestic situation and running toward the same opportunities that have drawn generations of immigrants toward America's borders.
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Those who favor women's rights are not running away from fundamental principles like conscience; they are embracing the reality that women's rights are human rights.
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We also see significant numbers of runway children who are running away from a situation, whether it's abuse or neglect or sexual abuse in the home.
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As you wander around the island, or are running away from something terrifying, you can still talk, choosing from dialogue choices as you do other things.
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Image: GettyBorder Patrol agents got lucky a few days ago when they spotted several people running away from a section of border fence near Douglas, Arizona.
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Flashes of Lucy getting more and more upset end with her in a wig and a trench coat seemingly running away from police in the rain.
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"Everybody else is running away from the bomb, and these guys are going in," says Jake Deuel, robotics manager at Sandia and coordinator of the rodeo.
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The National Runaway Safeline provides support for young people who have either run away from home, are considering running away from home, or may be bullied.
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Like Alyssa (Jessica Barden) and James (Alex Lawther), The Innocents follows two British teens whose harmless running away from home scheme turns very horrific very fast.
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In no time at all the nonagenarian was riding waves, in a Beyoncé music video, on Dancing with the Stars and running away from a hippo.
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"The biggest thing is for Democrats to communicate the stakes of the Supreme Court, without running away from the issue," says MoveOn Washington director Ben Wikler.
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Painting opened me up to these things called emotions, which I didn't even know I had since I've been running away from them for so long.
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A Hoover police officer who was working security at the mall confronted an armed man running away from the scene and fatally shot him, authorities said.
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Last week, authorities released new grainy surveillance video showing what they described as a person of interest running away from the first of the three homicides.
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Windows buckled and shattered, falling several stories to the ground while thousands of people streamed into the streets running away from buildings and potential gas leaks.
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Eighty-eight of the 217 people killed by police so far this year were running away from officers, according to data collected by the Washington Post.
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Eighty-eight of the 231 people killed by police so far this year were running away from officers, according to data collected by the Washington Post.
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This is actually one of the reasons the practitioner data bank was created — to prevent doctors from running away from their history by moving between states.
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Morty and Summer adopt the violent lifestyle of the waste, but eventually realize that they're actually running away from the awkwardness of Beth and Jerry's divorce.
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That year, a teenager in my neighborhood named Aqsa Parvez was murdered by her father and brother for running away from home and wearing "Western" clothes.
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"They are running away from your platform as fast as they possibly can," Buttigieg said of House members who won for the first time in 2018.
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The protagonists spend the first half of the film running away from every convention, which makes their transformation in the latter half all the more incongruous.
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It's also not just about him; Yogis's previous memoir, "Saltwater Buddha," detailed his running away from home to surf and join a monastery as a teenager.
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Except instead of there being some weird nightmarish monster conspiracy she's running away from, she's mostly just surrounded a colorful and twee coming of age story.
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It's still a mystery ... we know J Lo was running away from a car in one scene, and they've been shooting for at least 2 days.
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Sentenced Walter Scott The 50-year-old man driving with a broken brake light was shot while running away from North Charleston police officer, Michael Slager.
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Surveillance camera footage showed Thurman, wearing a "distinguishable white jacket," following George into the parking garage and running away from it 35 minutes later, authorities said.
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Mayfield, who was third in the Heisman voting last year, was booked into jail after running away from an officer, who tackled him, the police said.
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At the center of one case is Mary Hawkes, a 19-year-old who was allegedly shot and killed while running away from a police officer.
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After running away from home in her late teens following the traumatic suicide of her older sister Barbara, she began documenting the people closest to her.
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During the convention, someone kept trying to get their niece or daughter to take a photo with Maznevski, but the poor girl kept running away from her.
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Here's one advantage of having a car that you can start by talking into your watch: You can start it while you're running away from a bear.
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LANE: What&aposs going on here is fascinating, which is that in some ways the base of the party is running away from its leadership in Washington.
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Exactly the types of projects and career trajectories that an earlier generation of brilliant engineers was running away from when it founded scruffy startups in Silicon Valley.
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David Kostin, chief US equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, says there are signs investors are running away from companies that do a lot of business in China.
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LONDON — Kingston Police have released video footage of a bystander casually sticking his foot out to trip a man running away from two police officers in London.
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In a disturbing moment, we see Claire running away from the boys, clad in just her white underwear, holding her ruined dress in front of her body.
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Bickel detailed Harris&apos numerous recent run-ins with the law, including a series of auto theft arrests and a history of running away from juvenile facilities.
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If we train our people and they become skilled, then they would migrate with dignity and on merit, they would not be people running away from something.
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I don't know if it's my way of running away from grief, or if it's my way of simply coping with it all, but it feels right.
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"I saw tens of people laying down in blood around me and hundreds of people running away from the scene," said Fatima Faizi, an Afghan freelance journalist.
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Last season ended with Jo declining Alex's marriage proposal — she never told him she was still legally married to the abusive husband she was running away from.
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On Saturday, Arizona Republican senator and 2008 nominee John McCain also revoked his support, joining a clutch of top GOP leaders who are running away from Trump.
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And I just added this thing where I said LeBron's literally running away from his phone, and they liked my voice, which I didn't expect them to.
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We're also releasing this today to celebrate Big Narstie's Base Invaders, a new video game that involves lots of spliff and running away from the police. Warrior!
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He was running away from his family, he cut off ties, he was determined to succeed, and he was not going to be beaten down by life.
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If you like your trailers full of moody spaceships and Mark Wahlberg running away from explosions, you're going to love the teaser for Transformers: The Last Knight.
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For example, an adult would not be arrested for skipping school, running away from home, or disobedience to parents, but these are all potential offenses for juveniles.
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Zee, who did not want to give her full name, escaped by running away from home, but she says many girls are still being pushed into marriage.
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What I didn't know until decades later was that my family had left Israel under murky circumstances; we were running away from our debt to the government.
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"Republicans are literally running away from their own constituents out of fear they'll have to answer for Donald Trump's dangerous agenda," said American Bridge president Jessica Mackler.
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"When there's shooting around your way — 'cause there's shootings all the time — when people are running away from the gunfire, who's running toward the gunfire?" he asked.
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U.S. officials have been under scrutiny since 2016, when policies intended to protect children running away from violence in Central America were scaled back, the AP reported.
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Even though Brock Turner (who is white and a former athlete at an elite university) was found sexually assaulting — and then running away from — an unconscious woman.
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Having fired his campaign chairman and retooled his message, Mr. Trump was still far behind Hillary Clinton in the polls, and Republicans were running away from him.
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A white police officer in Nashville who fatally shot a black man who was running away from him was charged with criminal homicide on Thursday, officials said.
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When I was arrested For stealing my father's car [& Running away] From an abusive household Nobody saw the fear Nobody paid attention to My father's chaffed hands.
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Gautama recognized the photo from other ads he'd seen, and he suddenly became exhausted at the memory of calling prostitutes and then running away from his apartment.
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"The Democrats are successfully running away from her," conservative political analyst Henry Olsen, a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, said Friday on Hill.
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The most prominent example thus far of a Democrat running away from Pelosi and winning came earlier this year in a special election outside Pittsburgh, where Rep.
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"Marketplaces will only succeed if enough insurers participate, and many are running away from what they perceive as a high-risk, low-reward market opportunity," she said.
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If the fleet-footed Lamar Jackson had trouble running away from the defensive end, just imagine how quickly Ingram can close the space between him and Brady.
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But Council members and other elected officials are running away from the bill, fearing a backlash from the politically powerful unions and the home heating oil industry.
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The novel opens with four boys running away from their distracted parents to search for a rabid old dog from whom Marwand seeks forgiveness for tortures past.
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But Tim Cook isn't running away from Republicans altogether; next week he is hosting a fundraiser for Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and other GOP politicians.
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He was running away from the army as a deserter so after he showed me the ropes of hustling around rural india he escaped to Bangkok or something.
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The footage shows kids running away from the police, dancing, chaining themselves to a crane, climbing urban structures, walking on a bridge, and burning a police officer alive.
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He's basically swiping at wights and running away from an angry Viserion, who is burning down soldiers and wights and walls and whatever else is in his way.
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The footage shows a man running away from the scene, and police asked the public for help identifying the man, who could be a suspect in the case.
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Three years ago, she was sleeping rough at a railway station after running away from the life of servitude she had been sold into by her desperate father.
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Their bug obsession was featured on the cover of The Locust, a play on a classic monster movie poster featuring terrified humans running away from a giant insect.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey started running away from his own record on sensible gun controls as soon as he began his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
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In fact, most Central American migrants say they are running away from the rampant gang violence and lack of opportunities stemming from entrenched poverty and corruption back home.
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But he's not blind to the spectacle of Republicans running away from the health care bill — and his comments suggest he knows he may need a backup plan.
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You can teach yourself difficult skills After running away from from Boston, where he was born, to Philadelphia at age 17, Franklin started working at a printing house.
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Us running away from leaks That's not to mention the fact that Game of Thrones continues to be one of the most pirated shows in all of history.
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A 13-year-old Iowa boy found dead after running away from home earlier this month fell to his death after climbing a communication tower, police have learned.
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Running left means running away from the moderates at the center who will determine 2900's outcome — that is a big mistake, but Democratic voters are demanding it.
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BEING CHARLIE Rob Reiner directed this romantic drama written by his son Nick Reiner and Matt Elisofon about an 18-year-old who keeps running away from rehab.
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He said over the weekend that the he had no intention of running away from Kingfisher's creditors and was in talks with them over a one-time settlement.
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US Customs and Border Protection agents in Douglas, Arizona, discovered the device when they noticed a crowd running away from it and found big bags of weed nearby.
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Unverified videos circulating on social media showed people running away from thick smoke in a parking lot and several police officers cordoning off an area near the hotel.
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By referring to Mayer's lyrics with my anxious client, I hoped to convey that trying to understand one's fears can offer more insight than running away from them.
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But this is an early instance of Lorelai reacting to a problem by running away from it, a pattern both she and Rory will repeat again and again.
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I especially love when that happens while I'm not in New York, because then I get to wistfully miss my city even as I'm running away from it.
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"There's a saying here that if you see rangers running, follow them because they are running away from something dangerous or toward something really great," Mr. Carter said.
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This account did not square with the location of the shooting victim's gunshot wounds and appeared contrary to video footage that showed the suspect running away from the officer.
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"Having young people, children that are US citizens, running away from Border Patrol gives you a picture of how embedded fear is in some of these communities," he said.
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Many people have expressed outrage since seeing pictures earlier this week of unarmed mothers and children coughing, crying, and running away from tear gas at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday that he's not running away from the U.S. stock market just yet despite the sharp decline on Wall Street due to China's currency devaluation.
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Convergex's chief market strategist suggested that instead of running away from the market whenever stocks fall, investors should instead keep buying the dips until a sudden 2 percent drop.
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He said over the weekend that the he had no intention of running away from creditors to Kingfisher, and was in talks with them over a one-time settlement.
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Each time I saw him, he was either running away from the rain, refusing to do dishes, or giving me shit for asking to have a meeting with him.
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In one case, he said, he sought to find wrongdoing in the 2013 shooting death of Cedrick Chatman, who was running away from officers and carrying an iPhone box.
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Taystee is disappointed to learn Mia hasn't told her new husband and younger daughter about her, eventually slamming her against a car before running away from the group home.
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It's a great song it's about being trapped in a relationship and she's the police, so it's pretty much running away from a relationship that you're not really into.
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Tom Savage is not a good quarterback regardless of opponent, but with him running away from Donald and trying to throw into tight coverage, he should be especially bad.
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Videos showed passengers who had escaped the aircraft on exit slides running away from the burning plane on the tarmac as travelers inside the Sheremetyevo airport looked on aghast.
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"I could hear anger in his voice as he said, 'Don't get hit by that cab,' like that would be my punishment for running away from him," she recalled.
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Their house was in remote countryside and little news ever reached their doors, but refugees running away from the fighting told Lee and her in-laws what had happened.
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After running away from her pimp late last year, she fled to the local office of the Penelope Association, which found her a place in sheltered accommodation late last year.
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Amash's act of conscience on Saturday sparked immediate speculation over whether a tiny leak in the Republican dam could grow into a torrent of support running away from the President.
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Most of my career can be defined by my running away from the word —just a series of efforts to do the "deep" thing without becoming hollow in the process.
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After her aunt was killed in the 9/0003 attacks, Wilkes said she began skipping school and running away from home, which landed her in juvenile detention at age 15.
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"[He died] running toward danger while others were correctly running away from danger," continued Israel, who was alongside Feis as a volunteer football coach when his two sons attended MSD.
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And so, we wanted to know why he was running away from the Von Clownstick heritage and we got into this huge fight and this... AXELROD: Did he sue you?
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One time, my phone appeared to be running away from me on a highway, abducted by thieves, when it was really just at the bottom of a dark movie theater.
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But it's still strange to see her running away from historical Clintonism, and to hear her husband's eight years cast as a nightmare from which liberalism has struggled to awake.
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There are few technologies more important to the future of the modern world than AI. We should train in it, learn it, master it and stop running away from it.
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Inflation is approaching two percent but it's "not running away from us," he said at an event titled "Energy, Trade, and Energy Growth" sponsored by the Council for Foreign Relations.
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Chuma Okeke had 14 points and 12 rebounds and host Auburn ended a three-game losing streak by running away from Missouri for a 92-58 SEC victory Wednesday night.
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If Game 1 doesn't bring that out of the Raptors for Wednesday, they not only risk getting run off the floor again; they risk this series running away from them.
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No kidding… I saw a guy who was running away from another guy who had a gun in his hands, and then he collapsed and blood ran down the street.
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As the article notes, the majority of women in Afghan prisons are subjected to these abusive procedures when they face prosecution for vague, overbroad crimes, like running away from home.
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You can practically hear the swing voters running away from this promise to stomp the incumbent governor's face with golf spikes (an odd country-club touch for a tough guy).
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Inflation is approaching 2 percent but it's "not running away from us," he said at an event titled "Energy, Trade, and Energy Growth" sponsored by the Council for Foreign Relations.
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There is so much we have to do, but a good first step would be to stay in the room and face our discomfort, instead of running away from it.
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The video shows the cat — named Gambino — running away from the camera into the kitchen, before popping out from behind the fridge to meow at the person holding the camera.
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Democrats like Davis are running away from their party's leader -- and may need to continue keeping their distance from their leadership to hold on to their seats in conservative districts.
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Jenni Russell LONDON — One of the most tweeted pictures from last night's terror attack on London Bridge shows a group of people running away from the scene of the killings.
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The "American Horror Story" trailer for fits that criteria precisely: scary forest, screaming, a sharp knife and images of people running away from a man in a terrifying black outfit.
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As we reported ... Peterson was tasked to guard the school, but video shows him running away from danger when 19-year-old gunman Nikolas Cruz opened fire on the school.
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A lot of people living here are maybe running away from something, and going out at night to forget about their responsibilities—they say "fuck it," and live a little recklessly.
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Palestinian media, for its part, aired a video that appears to show Israeli troops shooting an 18-year-old Palestinian in the back as he was running away from the border.
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The iconic photo of a mother running away from tear gas with her twin daughters was immediately subverted online, where it was used by people who spread conspiracies and racist memes.
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Netflix's The End Of The F***ing World, released in January, took us on a journey with two amoral teenagers who go on a crime spree after running away from home.
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Some of his friends there told Conrad and Paola that they saw him running away from the truck during the attack, so they held out hope that he was still alive.
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Police said surveillance footage captured the female, who's now "safe and unharmed," escaping the vehicle and running away from a group of men, who seemingly forced her back into the car.
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The rapper and TV personality was filmed in Charlotte, North Carolina running away from screaming fans with his affiliates, with the footage subsequently uploaded onto social media on Sunday (June 11).
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As anxious as I felt diving deeper into her past, I knew this might be the only opportunity to discover why she'd been so distant, running away from friendships and intimacy.
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Instead of running away from presumptions about the life she and other women like her live, Cardi embraces the hood lore and internet gossip head-on, two flawlessly manicured fingers up.
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"Because of excess capacity globally, slowing global growth, high levels of debt to GDP, (and) aging demographics, it tends to put a damper on inflation running away from us," said Kaplan.
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Even a lot of conservatives were running away from that part of the tax plan by 2016 because there was a real backlash against a policy that wage-earners found unfair.
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After running away from her and closing the door in her face, a distraught Weir came back on camera to explain that he was trying on looks for the next day.
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Mina goes on wild adventures, running away from home, living her dream at the Battle Chef Academy, and even discovering a deadly disease that's threatening the people's already fragile food supply.
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After Selena Gomez posted a cryptic Instagram video showing herself running away from her Met Gala photos, many began to speculate she wasn't happy with her appearance on Monday's red carpet.
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In a statement on Sunday, Mallya said he had no intention of running away from creditors and was in talks with them for a one-time settlement of the Kingfisher debt.
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In response, some Democrats backed by the national party are already running away from her, pledging to vote against her if they get the chance or waffling on the question altogether.
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But if this shift of roles is happening for you, examining it in a safe space—with someone you trust or in therapy—is way better than running away from it.
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And the authorities said that findings from the Travis County medical examiner suggest that Mr. Ortiz was running away from Mr. Roche — not toward him, as he had told the police.
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If HUSBAND enters the domicile and one or more children are hungry, unbathed, tired or running away from the potty in terror, he is prohibited from telling WIFE about his day.
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I got out, escaped from the life that seemed pre-destined for me growing up—something Birdy, too, with all her attempts at running away from home, was obsessed with doing.
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Or South Carolina's Walter Scott, who was said to have been shot in a struggle with an officer over his Taser, when he was actually killed running away from the cop.
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"Old in Art School" is more meandering, pleasingly and profoundly so, as Painter negotiates the artist she's becoming: not identical with her historian self, but not running away from it either.
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In July that year, surveillance video captured him running away from San Francisco's Pier 14, where Steinle had just gotten shot while on a walk with her father and a friend.
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People scramble around the hole immediately after it opens up, but as it expands further more people fall into the ground, while others can be seen running away from the hole.
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And, in security camera footage released by the police, an attacker can be seen running away from a truck, carrying a suicide belt and being shot and falling to the ground.
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We are either running away from what haunts us (like two of Sethe's children did in the book) or unable to fully develop into actualized beings (like Sethe's youngest daughter, Denver).
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A video showing Mexican police officers running away from gunmen — who then kidnap a young man and apparently kill him — looks like a damning indictment of the country's law enforcement capabilities.
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So when we went to rehearse, I put myself in the position of those people, running away from the flying saucer… As I remember it, 'I Ran' basically kind of wrote itself.
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It's funny because a lot of these companies are running away from the idea that they are what they have been, essentially, and lots of companies want to evolve into different things.
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The video is directed by Ilya Naishuller (who directed 2015's Hardcore Henry), and it plays out backward, opening with a crowd of people running away from a building from something terrible.
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Videos of the attack show Harris running away from a group of men and into the parking garage, where he collapses to the ground before being beaten by Goodwin and three others.
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Although dying in "Overwatch" is far from permanent, you're often much better off running away from a battle you can't win and returning a moment or so later for a second try.
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A zebra that escaped by running away from a horse-riding club in Japan led police officers and veterinarians in an hours-long pursuit on a golf course, foiling any capture attempt.
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She's running away from camp, followed by Ilian at the start of the episode, but before you can get him to scram, the black rain comes and they have to hide together.
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Everybody who has dealt with any minor amount of stress has had the fantasy of packing up and running away from all of their problems, disappearing from the modern world almost entirely.
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"[He] was exiting, driving away from the school along the perimeter, when he saw all of the children running away from the sound of the gunfire," Villanueva told the local news outlet.
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RICK BLAINE, an expatriate American bar owner, and SALLY ALBRIGHT, a naïve journalism student from Seattle, are arguing about whether men and women can be friends while running away from the Nazis.
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His nearly a dozen rallies in the final days of the campaign ensured his hardline immigration message would dominate, even if Republican candidates in key areas were running away from just that.
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She ends up using a recurring nightmare that's terrorized her all her life, spinning it into a narrative she can control rather than a terror she has to keep running away from.
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She shunned her royal upbringing by running away from home to pursue an arts education, and to secure the freedoms that the Ottoman Empire didn't provide to women in the early 2500s.
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Two were killed in a shootouts with authorities in August 2016 and January 2017, and one died after jumping off a fifth-floor balcony while running away from police in October 2016.
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What is the fate and future of these pregnant teenagers who are now running away from schools in order to escape arrest, weighed down with the burden of shame, rejection and guilt?
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But that is the state of things heading into that watershed moment: Biden and Sanders at the top but hardly running away from the field, with Elizabeth Warren nipping at their heels.
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Running away from home is exhausting, which is why it makes total sense that this runaway goat made his first stop as a free animal at a local Starbucks in Sonoma County, California.
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If the party's presidential nominee runs well to Clinton's left, there will be 30 or more House Democrats who will spend at least some of their time running away from that candidate's positions.
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Dramatic video from the scene of the explosions appeared to show people running away from the building as multiple blasts took place at the foot of the structure and on a higher floor.
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When centrists urge us to look away from questions of distribution and fairness and focus on growth instead, all too often they're basically running away from the real issues that divide us politically.
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Analysts also warn that the bull market is bringing forward future demand, as people fear prices running away from them, which could lead to a destabilizing loss of momentum in the coming months.
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Neither Alptekin nor Bulut had raced much on the international level in the Olympic off years and yet the two women appeared to be running away from a field that included world champions.
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It isn't explained at first, but it becomes more and more obvious that Mia and her daughter aren't just vagabonds for funsies — they're running away from something Mia has kept hidden from Pearl.
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The scene at a crowded bus station in Yaoundé this week was chaotic as hundreds of tired and anxious people running away from Anglophone areas disembarked with suitcases, backpacks, mattresses and other belongings.
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The truth is that those who now have pulled down the government and are asking for elections (are doing it) because they are running away from the electoral promises that they had made.
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Whether it was trying to outrun his older brother while taking out the trash as a child or running away from defenders during a game of flag football he had the same mentality.
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Running away from a failing marriage and the traumatic memories of her teenage son's accidental death, Esther has come to London from New York to nurse her dying mother during her final days.
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But no matter how much distance individual Senate candidates put between themselves and the 2020 primary, running away from the party's presidential nominee rarely works and might not be much of an option.
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Unlike the runaway heroes of many queer narratives, these characters are not cast out but looking to get lost; put another way, they are running away from, not toward, a sense of belonging.
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An industry analogy compares cyber security to running away from a bear in the forest: You don't need to be faster than the bear; you just can't be the slowest person running away.
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Whether you're running away from White Walkers, learning how to fight in combat, riding your horse, or just watching Game of Thrones on your couch, you're going to want to cop these styles fast.
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Last year, a Facebook moderator removed a Pulitzer-winning photograph of a naked young girl running away from the site of napalm attacks during the Vietnam War that was reportedly flagged by an algorithm.
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This often involves stacking too many things in his backpack and trying to maintain his balance while trekking across mostly barren lands, sneaking through pockets of BTs, and running away from package-stealing MULEs.
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It was the safest version of running away from home, in which my refuge was still mum-approved, and near enough to her that she could imperiously summon me back if she so desired.
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Dreeben tried to steer the discussion away from the subject, saying the issue was whether Manafort could get the indictment tossed out; Ellis at one point accused Dreeben of "running away" from his questions.
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Officials released photos Monday of what appeared to show a woman escaping from the trunk of a car and running away from her kidnappers, before being pulled back in the vehicle and driven away.
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In the movie The Secret Life of Pets, there's a part where two dogs are in dire straits, running away from a pack of angry dogs and lost in New York City's sewage pipes.
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Protesters said the man dropped his wallet when he was running away from them, and they found ID cards from mainland China and also found his name on a list of police officers online.
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There is nothing fiscally responsible about running away from the problem at hand and, by and large, this is what Republicans, save for a few true budget hawk conservatives, continue to do in Washington.
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Moatasem al-Aloul, a driver from Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip, said he was stuck in traffic when he suddenly saw people running away from the rocket launches, as explosions crackled overhead.
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In a year when the House Democratic leader, Representative Nancy Pelosi, remains a lightning rod and some moderate Democratic candidates are running away from her, Mr. Mulvaney gamed out the potential benefits for Republicans.
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But many Republicans expect that if Mr. Trump prevails, Mr. Ryan will avoid directly helping him, choosing instead to shore up vulnerable House Republicans, particularly those who may be running away from Mr. Trump.
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"There's real potential for bipartisan support on tax reform, but I think our Republican colleagues, dictated by the Koch brothers hard right wing of their party, is running away from it," Mr. Schumer said.
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But if the show appears to be running away from him, it might antagonize some of his constituency, not to mention displeasing a thin-skinned chief executive with influence at the Federal Communications Commission.
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Common tropes include a nurse pretending to be a patient running away from another nurse holding an injection, or guzzling down coffee on night shifts, or breaking out dance moves during a lunch break.
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The irony of this election is that the candidate who is running away from the field has not been held accountable for some of the most outlandish statements we've seen in politics since Sen.
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EditorsNote: Several tweaks throughout Fletcher Magee scored 36 points as No. 24 Wofford completed an unbeaten Southern Conference regular season by running away from host Samford 85-64 on Saturday afternoon in Birmingham, Ala.
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It becomes clear the oncoming snowslide is headed right for them, so Tomas grabs his gloves and iPhone, says nothing, and straight-up peaces out, running away from the impending disaster and his family.
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Gardner is seeking to repeat his narrow 2014 victory, and Republicans say there is little to be gained from running away from Trump — especially when Democrats plan to tie them together at every turn.
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Six weeks of Bliss talking shit to Asuka while mostly running away from her, possibly with Nia Jax thrown in as a foil for both women, seems like a pretty good feud to me.
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We see widespread technology and dissemination of information as contributing to lower inflation and higher productivity, which is likely to keep inflation from running away from the Fed, even in an extremely tight labor market.
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They came out to a desert, they were running away from the patent holders in New York, they came out to a desert where there was nothing, and they willed paradise out of the dirt.
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Both Dud and Liz are running away from death in some fashion, trying to live forever, both in the wake of Dud's near-death snakebite experience and the loss of their father (a probable suicide).
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At the time, she was staying in a hotel with a man she referred to in court records as "Cut," a 24-year-old whom she met after running away from her adoptive parents' home.
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Chicago (CNN)Newly released videos of a 22 fatal police shooting show a teen running away from two police officers when he is shot and killed in broad daylight in a South Side Chicago neighborhood.
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Local broadcaster RTV Utrecht quoted a witness of the tram incident as saying he had seen a woman lying on the ground amid some kind of confrontation and several men running away from the scene.
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In "Winner," Mike is tasked with executing Werner for running away from the superlab, and the hitman we've seen mow down enemies without so much as blinking, looks like he's on the verge of tears.
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As they talk about beatings from parents, about addicted fathers who force them to sell drugs, and about running away from home and surviving on the streets, these fresh-faced young women don't mince words.
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The bill would also phase out a policy that allows children to be detained for offenses like skipping school or running away from home that are not considered crimes when they are committed by adults.
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Investors are pulling money from funds that track loans to highly indebted companies and those with low credit ratings — running away from the type of debt that usually fails first when companies run into trouble.
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In this graphic novel, Walden ("Spinning") creates a moving picture of the quiet ways that trauma and grief weigh on us, through the story of 18-year-old Bea, who is running away from home.
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Barr now has bailed out on his scheduled House testimony, which is a genuine embarrassment: the attorney general of the United States is running away from a few minutes of follow-up questioning by congressional staffers.
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Zechariah Presley A Georgia police officer who shot and killed a 33-year-old black man who was running away from him has been arrested and charged with voluntary manslaughter and violating his oath of office.
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Today, Netflix drops its surprise gem of a new original series, The End Of The F****ing World, which follows two teens who find themselves embroiled in increasingly high-stakes crimes after running away from home.
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The report on the robot snake doesn't specify any uses for it, but imagine using it to help you climb a ladder (then running away from it in fear as its mechanical jaws snap at you).
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While his embrace of his parents — including calling his father "the greatest man alive" and saying he "adores" his brother — was still awkward, he owned it for the first time instead of running away from it.
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But that vulnerability was taken advantage of, authorities allege, because Hoagland stole Terry's identity — and used the dead man's name for more than two decades after running away from his own family halfway across the country.
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Examining the relationship over the past several years, one finds that gold and the S&P are a most volatile couple — occasionally moving nearly in lockstep, sometimes running away from each other and frequently displaying indifference.
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Moderate Republicans—especially those in districts that might be competitive in 2018—are running away from the bill in the wake of the CBO's devastating report that Trumpcare would leave 24 million people without health insurance.
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Born as a boy, Dhaliwal has spoken on public platforms about being mocked in school for her feminine traits, her struggle to behave like a man, running away from home, and returning to her supportive parents.
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I read "Chanson Douce" as though I were running away from those four words, with the sense that they could cause me real harm, that the only way to master the fear was to outread it.
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Most of the women were detained on vague charges of "moral crimes" for running away from home — either with a lover other than the husband arranged for them by their families, or to escape domestic violence.
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I think a lot of people move to other cities to find themselves or improve their circumstances or their creativity and they're just running away from the same problem that presents itself in their [home] city.
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Sérgio Sister's "How about running away from jail" (1970), on the other hand, is a vibrant, Pop-inflected call of protest, created while he was detained and tortured by the forces of the Brazilian military dictatorship.
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You might think that's so self-evident it's not even worth mentioning, but because of the decline, investors are running away from the stock, not towards it, as if United Technologies has somehow gotten more expensive.
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Liberals, meanwhile, have focused on images of families running away from tear gas and been horrified that the US government would act so cruelly toward people trying to seek asylum, which is legal under US law.
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Meanwhile in X-Man, the game opens with a scene of a naked woman running away from a naked man, who himself is being chased by a pair of scissors, a crab, and a set of teeth.
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Even robots aren't immune to the allure of running away from it all and starting a new life in the middle of nowhere, which is how Teddy almost convinced Dolores to give up on her Wyatt ways.
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Photo credit: Associated Press / Nick UtYou probably recognize Nick Ut's infamous 1972 photograph of charred Vietnamese children running away from the site of a napalm incidienary bomb detonated by the South Vietnamese Air Force in Trang Bang.
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Founder Daneh Westropp decided to create the app after running away from home and school at the age of 15 and realising that young people are often looking for ways to sustain themselves and make themselves independent.
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People also expressed outrage when nearly 3,000 children were separated from their parents as a result of Trump's zero tolerance policy and when images of unarmed mothers and children running away from tear gas circulated on Twitter.
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Two Mongolian coaches stripped off and hurled their shoes in protest after their man, Mandakhnaran Ganzorig, was denied victory for running away from his Uzbek opponent in the dying seconds of their 65 kg bronze medal contest.
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Over three million followers later and he's worked with Etihad Airwaves, Coca Cola and TAG Heuer, mixing his own brand of humor (see: running away from Maasai warriors in Tanzania) with more stylized promotional cuts for Etihad.
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In the lawsuit, survivors and family members say some officers stayed outside the club as the massacre took place and others detained uninjured survivors who were running away from gunfire, preventing them from calling their loved ones.
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Because Republicans know that running away from a President who still has a solid hold on the right-wing base is tough politics in an election year when there is already an energy deficit on their side.
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As a child growing up in foster care who was constantly getting into fights, running away from home and hardly ever having enough food on his plate, Isles promised himself it would not always be like this.
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We remember that the fun of running away from home was all in the packing, and are lucky enough to have grown up at a time when every adult who wishes to can approximate Batman's utility belt.
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If you're living in a community or growing up in that community, and you end up running away from home, or you come out and you get kicked out and you're trying to live on the street?
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Local television station AT5 News reported that while running away from the police at high speed, the motorist drove onto a square in front of the station — crashing into a wall near the entrance to the subway.
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In Iowa, the entrance poll found Sanders running away from his rivals among younger voters; Buttigieg, followed by Warren and Klobuchar, performing the best among those with college degrees; and Sanders strongest among independents, followed by Buttigieg.
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A source briefed on the matter said that through July she had raised nearly $91 million for the party committee, which is spending big in hotly contested races including where Democratic candidates are running away from Pelosi.
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The Dallas Police Department confirmed the tragedy in a statement on their website and said that Emmett was shot as he was running away from two unidentified men following "an altercation" in front of his Texas home.
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As of publication, local authorities were searching for a suspect described as a five-foot-ten-inch black man last seen running away from the bar in a fisherman's style hat and white-red-and-black plaid shirt.
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Josh Spiegel, Slashfilm: The two pleasant exceptions to this rule are Billy Eichner and Seth Rogen as the garrulous Timon and Pumbaa, who lead the mournful Simba down a path of no worries after running away from tragedy.
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Tolman is incapable of playing a scene falsely, and whether she's trying to comfort the little girl who wandered into her life or running away from a robotic dog, she brings an emotional reality to every single moment.
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TEOTFW ends with James and his fan-favorite, firecracker of a girlfriend Alyssa (Jessica Barden) capping off their increasingly high-stakes crime spree by running away from an armed SWAT team in the middle of coastal, British nowhere.
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Investors may be running away from assets with exposure to China after a turbulent week that slashed 10 percent off the benchmark Shanghai composite, but one analyst says there are at least two companies worth holding on to.
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He's since starred in a BBC documentary called How to Get to Heaven With the Hutterites, which chronicles his journey running away from Green Acres, and has been quoted in the Guardian, as well as Canadian media outlets.
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Leather-bottomed and with sturdy leather handles, the bag struck just the proper proportional balance: not so small as to look ladylike or so large as to make me look as if I were running away from home.
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Many young people held in juvenile-justice facilities are there for mental-health or drug treatment, and are often guilty only of age-based "status offenses" (truancy, breaking curfew, drinking underage, running away from home) or probation violations.
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I'm not glad about the events that led up to it—the separation was incredibly sad—but I was able to at least channel it into something that I'm proud of, instead of running away from these emotions.
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Which in a way is what "Fool for Love" is — a gloves-off, love-and-hate fight between a man and a woman who are doomed to keep running away from and toward each other for all eternity.
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I've got to tell you, I thought Parker-Hannifin's quarter was incredibly strong, but because of all the tariffs and talk about China, which I think somewhat affects Parker-Hannifin, people have been running away from the stock.
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A 17-year-old was shot three times and killed by a police officer in Pennsylvania while running away from a car that was pulled over in connection to a reported shooting in the area on Tuesday, officials said.
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The first time I was ever so upset with a guardian that I considered running away from home was when my grandmother refused to buy me Usher's My Way album because it had a parental advisory label on it.
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On Wednesday, city lawyers dropped their opposition to the release of surveillance videos showing the 2013 fatal police shooting of Cedrick Chatman, a black teenager suspected of a carjacking who was running away from officers when he was killed.
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The video of Scott's death, captured on a bystander's cellphone, showed what prosecutors decided was cold-blooded murder: The 50-year-old was shot several times in the back while running away from Slager, who appeared emotionless and terrifying.
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A black trans man recounted the freedom that he felt when he transitioned in high school and no longer had to control his hair as a black girl would, fearfully running away from the rain and avoiding swimming pools.
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"I think it's absolutely appropriate and welcome that this issue is one that all the candidates are striving to get their hands around and not running away from us as some elected officials have in past years," he said.
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But Hoyer's vocal support is an early indication that Democratic leaders, hardly running away from the tax, see it as a political winner amid growing public concerns about crumbling infrastructure, deficit spending and the human influence on climate change.
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Dan -- the gun enthusiast getting roasted on social media for running away from the massacre -- is seen in this video running with a panicked group and hiding behind an unmanned Las Vegas Metro PD truck ... in the shadow of Mandalay Bay.
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Fashion Week mostly consists of people running away from things because they're late for the next thing, or sitting in front of (or behind) various people — which means that most people spend a lot of time staring at other people's backs.
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Her experiences growing up black and trans in the Deep South, running away from home in Flint, Michigan, at the age of 14, and spending time in a men's prison facility can all be traced through her brazenly honest lyrics.
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I took this really great road trip out to LA with a friend, driving the southern route from Philly to NC, to New Orleans, to Austin, to Marfa, TX, to Joshua Tree, to Altadena, CA and LA, running away from winter.
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Once Claire is thrown out of her comfort zone and into real, trying situations that involve running away from scary dinosaurs, she's shown to be pretty inept, and keen to rely on Owen to save her with his strong man arms.
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In that same opening episode Chris used his flair for storytelling to paint a picture of himself running away from a California rehab called Impact—a rehab that sends a shiver down the spine of anyone who knows of it.
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Lorelai (Lauren Graham), a single mom who has strayed from the path laid out by her Mayflower mother, is fiercely devoted to her daughter Rory (Alexis Bledel), whom she had at 16 and raised alone after running away from home.
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She eventually drops her guard, realizing that this isn't a trap: it's just soldiers, doing their jobs and helping out a stranger, and it's a chance for Arya to feel human again after so long running away from her former life.
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Dunn recalled a game at North Carolina in which she gave away the ball a few times early and spent much of the rest of the match all but running away from it, mortified at the prospect of another error.
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It feels carefree, even if Husson did have to take the drug references down a notch in comparison to what she'd experienced after running away from home at 14 and floating through the rave scenes of Ibiza, Paris, and... Guernsey.
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People inside the White House dispute the notion that incumbents are running away from the president, but they have also indicated the political team has no problem with members who seek distance from Trump in districts where he is unpopular.
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However, considering the hell Jo had to go through to get to Grey Sloan Memorial, including running away from her abusive husband Paul (Matthew Morrison) and changing her identity, it's possible Jo is a little bit older than her assumed age.
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He came to believe that if you were going to figure out how intelligence worked you had always to remember the particular tasks for which it had evolved in the first place: running away from predators and toward mates and food.
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"I always looked up to him and admired him because I feel like it takes a special kind of person to be on a fire department and be running in toward something that everyone else was running away from," she said.
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Among the cases where Mr. Davis said he faulted the officer, but where the final report found no wrongdoing, was the fatal shooting in 2013 of Cedrick Chatman, a black 17-year-old shown on video running away from the police.
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The cryogenics compound is a veritable museum of DeLillo interests, with screens showing disturbing footage of death, including, not for the first time in his work, men in the process of self-immolation and crowds running away from an unseen catastrophe.
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"LexisNexis will tell you that, and we wanted to know why he was running away from the Von Clownstick heritage," Stewart joked earlier this May, three years after the incident, as a guest on David Axelrod's podcast, The Axe Files.
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The poem, as throughout the volume, gets world-weary ("It feels like time is only ever running away from us") in a way that perhaps doesn't speak directly to the children and teenagers who will be drawn to the pictures.
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"We can only focus on what we're doing and we're increasing our purses but as we're increasing them, the guys are still running away from us," Lindberg, a member of the LPGA Player Board, said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
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In the season 2 finale, Jessi fell fully under the spell of the Depression Kitty after running away from her mom (who wanted her to see a therapist) and ending up in the Department of Puberty with Nick and Andrew.
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We meet him first in "Henry IV, Part 1," already old, lusting at life, drinking pal of the young Prince Hal, who is calculatedly slumming it in London's East End, like any rich kid running away from the family firm.
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FLORIDA STATE 77, MISSOURI 55 Shakayla Thomas scored 20 points and third-seeded Florida State (27-193) advanced to the round of 16 for the third straight season by running away from No. 6 Missouri (22-11) in Tallahassee, Fla.
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In the face of an increasingly educated and sophisticated electorate, Mr. Camosy and other anti-abortion advocates are reduced to running away from ethical arguments they used in the past and relying on red-herring arguments as a fallback position.
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And an international student who was watching the marathon, whose only crime was running away from the vicinity of the finish line, has his house searched while he is recovering from injuries in the hospital and immediately becomes the Saudi Suspect.
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Anytime you talk about Lohan, you have to talk about the countless reels of footage of her running away from paparazzi into a club, holding an oversized hobo bag aloft to shield her face from a greedy public obsessed with her downfall.
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BREAM: And we saw a number of Democrats run to the center as we saw in the Conor Lamb case in Pennsylvania, and it seemed that those who were running away from the progressive agenda did better for the most part last night.
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Paula Robinson, 48, from West Dalton about 40 miles east of Manchester, said she was at the train station next to the arena with her husband when she felt the explosion and saw dozens of teenage girls screaming and running away from arena.
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When the medical examiner's office continued to drag its feet on releasing its report, we helped arrange for a private autopsy, which revealed what witnesses had already reported — that he had indeed been running away from those officers when they shot him.
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Eastern Television: NBC Joe Drape's win-place-show picks: Arrogate, Gift Box, Connect Melissa Hoppert's picks: Governor Malibu, Creator, Exaggerator Trainer: Bob Baffert Jockey: Mike Smith Odds: 10-1 This lightly raced colt has been running away from short fields in California.
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Happily, that gloomy metaphor plays out in the form of our human friends—Claire and Owen, but also military vet Zia (Daniella Pineda) and computer nerd Franklin (Justice Smith)—running away from cool-looking explosions while enormous dinosaurs stampede all around them.
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After running away from a borstal—a sort of youth detention center and reform school in the U.K.—at the age of 16, Keating's dad had been in and out of prison until his late 20s, mostly due to drug-related charges.
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People running away from political regimes in ex-colonies and seeking asylum in Europe, the US, and Israel are not perceived as connected to the precious cultural objects of their cultures brought to US and European museums long ago, but they are.
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"There is no benefit from running away from the president," said Representative Patrick T. McHenry of North Carolina, a member of his party's leadership, noting that Republican candidates need core conservative voters, a constituency that still backs the president, to show up.
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Just as Machida convinced opponents to take that 'extra step' for him by essentially running away from them, Thompson achieves the same by making it clear to his opponents that they don't want to stand at range for any length of time.
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"The very same left-wing activists and Hollywood stars now running away from Harvey Weinstein were assailing Mike Pence for having a rule of not dining alone or taking meetings alone with women," said Erick Erickson, a conservative blogger and radio host.
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I've spent most of my adulthood running away from this cliché, opting to speak in measured tones when a white male colleague viciously spread false rumors about me or swallowing my voice when another colleague yelled at me in a faculty meeting.
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"We do not believe that a reasonable officer, under the facts and circumstances presented in this case, would be in fear of his safety and life from a suspect who is running away from him at a distance of 50 feet," it said.
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It's a safer strategy, but one that comes with a political risk: Democrats are mocking Republicans for running away from their constituents as their party seeks to gut ObamaCare, build a border wall and temporarily ban travel from seven Muslim-majority nations.
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By April, when filings from insurance company plans and premiums for 2018 are due, there will be a sizable exit — of insurers running away from the greatly increased and unpredictable risk and of individuals not able to afford insurance without the subsidies.
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Dean Heller in Nevada -- where the anti-Trump sentiment is rabid among Democrats and Hispanic voters -- have calculated it makes far more sense to tie themselves closely to Trump, rather than risk the ire of his supporters by running away from the President.
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Northam's campaign said it didn't coordinate with Latino Victory Fund, but it took some heat for never disavowing the ad that featured minority children running away from a truck sporting a Confederate flag and Gillespie campaign bumper sticker chasing them down the street.
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If he can't make a dent in a 20-person field with that and by being the only moderate in the race who isn't running away from his ideology, then how can he hope to be anything in the election but a spoiler?
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The redheaded older gay man has a fine nose for fakes and I love his shady ways and perceptive comments like, "You're very young to be married..." He's right and even if Cunanan wasn't lying, since when is running away from your wife suddenly chill?
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"Those that are impoverished, those that are running away from abusive partners, those that are actively trying to get out of really bad situations, especially black, trans street workers," N'jaila Rhee, an educator and sex worker who hosts The Cuntcast Podcast, tells The Verge.
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HELSINKI, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Childhood poverty, running away from military service to make a race, and going on benders between Formula One races are some of the revelations in a new book that sheds light on the life of usually taciturn Finnish driver Kimi Raikkonen.
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"It is so troubling to learn that not only this man died but that this man died running away from people who were trespassing on his premises after he was in bed lawfully," Murray Wells, an attorney representing the family of Ismael Lopez, told reporters.
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Republicans are so desperate not to be caught on camera running away from questions about their secret bill, they briefly prohibited reporters from filming interviews with senators in the hallways of the Capitol and Senate office buildings, only to relent after a media uproar.
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This quest leads to the children running away from Mr. Poe at the end of the events of The Wide Window — instead of going with him peaceably once more, as they do in the books — and finding their own way to the ominous lumber mill.
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The past few days had been grim indeed—a protester dying of an injury apparently suffered while running away from police, a man being shot at close range by an officer and someone being doused by protesters in flammable liquid and set on fire.
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Last November, a photograph by Kim Kyung-Hoon for Reuters drew wide notice; it showed a Honduran mother named Maria Lidia Meza Castro running away from the border in Tijuana, Mexico, with her 5-year-old twins as tear gas is thrown at them.
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At least half the women in Afghan prisons have been charged with so-called moral crimes like drug use, running away from home and sex outside of marriage — including in the case of rape, evidence of which may be uncovered through forced virginity tests.
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Mojtaba Zonnour, a conservative cleric and head of Parliament's national security committee, said that the "Islamic Republic is not running away from talks and the path to talking remains open," but that it should take place within the framework of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Harlan's past included drug addiction and running away from her foster home, Brown said, but Harlan had turned things around and worked with a Christian-based ministry on behalf of sex-trafficking victims with plans to start a new job as a mentor to other foster children.
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"Even though it seems we may be protecting them, we may be sheltering them instead of teaching them to work and find a solution for the issues and not necessarily running away from them," Takisha Durm told WAAY 31 , "because these things are going to happen."
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Right now, I spend my days slumped over a computer, staring a screen that delivers me with an endless stream of political horrors I'm somehow supposed to make sense of, and running away from society to make things with my hands would be good for me.
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The series so firmly situates itself in Grace's brain that even when it's telling her story in more or less chronological order, quick flashes to the brutality that she will be privy to suggest the way that she, too, is running away from something inside of herself.
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Far from running away from his past, he has, in his seven-week-old campaign, proactively brought up his ties to multiple politicians who had records of opposing the civil rights movement, from Mr. Eastland and Mr. Talmadge to Senator Jesse Helms, the North Carolina arch-conservative.
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Here's a look at the caravan and the issues at play: 'Running away from crime' Guided by an organization known as "Pueblo Sin Fronteras," or People Without Borders, the annual journey is made up of migrants who say they plan to seek asylum in the United States.
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Mr. Chirac confronted one of his most serious domestic challenges in 2005, when the suburbs of Paris and other French cities were roiled by three weeks of riots, which started after two boys running away from the police at a power station were electrocuted and died.
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TIMPF: It was hard and my parents would pay me a quarter every time I kick the ball because I kept running away from it and that is, you know, it makes it hard to be successful in the game of soccer which is centered around the ball.
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Miller eats, sleeps, and breathes action cinema, and even when you're wondering, say, who the bald weirdoes are that Max is running away from, Miller is keeping you so tightly focused on Max's every move, and how little room for error he has, that you don't mind the confusion.
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When Patrick goes home with the 22-year-old — a fellow video-game designer — Mr. Groff shows us both his almost giddy delight during their (quite explicit) sex and, afterward, his reflexive condescension mixed with alarm as the younger man calls him out for running away from his problems.
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In a telephone interview, David L. Raybin, one of Officer Delke's lawyers, said that backup officers had been summoned to the scene the day of the shooting, and so although Mr. Hambrick was running away from Officer Delke, he was running toward other arriving officers — with a weapon.
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She learns to murder and dispose of human flesh with the precision of a Tarantino fixer ("When her parents arrive she is lying on a pile of corpses she'd been trying to clean"), all the while enjoying the ABCs of adolescence: first kisses, running away from home, Rudyard Kipling.
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For Moira (Wiley) in The Handmaid's Tale, that means running away from the Red Center, abandoning her best friend Offred (Elisabeth Moss), and then, when she's caught, deciding to become a prostitute—an option that at least allows her good food, strong drugs, and a modicum of autonomy.
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Many of these Afghan women are locked up for so-called social crimes — often offenses that would not be crimes in most countries, like running away from their husbands, committing adultery (or often merely being accused of it) or refusing to submit to abusive practices like forced marriage.
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Through data and story-collection, the report also revealed that many girls become entangled in the juvenile system because they were victimized — for example, when police arrest girls for running away from an abusive household or charge girls too young to legally consent to sex with "soliciting" adult men.
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The controversy stems from Facebook's decision to delete a post by Norwegian writer Tom Egeland that featured The Terror of War, a Pulitzer prize-winning photograph by Nick Ut that showed children – including the naked 9-year-old Kim Phúc – running away from a napalm attack during the Vietnam war.
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Wanderlei Silva, who was given a lengthy suspension after literally running away from a random drug test in Las Vegas, opted to ply his trade in his former stomping ground Japan—competing in an exhibition two-on-two grappling match for Rizin FF against Sakuraba as his suspension was ongoing.
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Elizabeth Throssell, a spokeswoman for the United Nations human rights office in Geneva, said the high casualty toll among protesters who were unarmed or did not pose a serious threat to security forces — and in some cases were running away from the fence — suggested Israeli troops may have used excessive force.
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Puigdemont told the group he was not running away from a fight, as ANC officials feared it would be perceived, and that he would use Brussels, home to the EU parliament and commission, as a stage to continue to speak out against Spain's crackdown on the independence movement, the source added.
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Should he start, Fitzpatrick may wish that Tampa Bay had gone with Winston, as the starter will spend his day running away from Khalil Mack and a Bears (2-1) defense that puts incredible pressure on quarterbacks and has shown a knack for taking advantage of even the slightest mistake.
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As a teenager in the early 1970s, in a tent after running away from his nouveau riche home in New Jersey to escape his father's violent, homophobic rage, and after consuming what sounds like a half a gram of LSD, Rush stayed on the mountaintop for almost two years, alone.
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But shortly after that, a video showed Walter Scott, an unarmed black man, running away from a white police officer who shot him repeatedly in the back in North Charleston, S.C. Several days later, Freddie Gray, died from injuries sustained while in police custody, sending Baltimore into spasms of unrest.
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While the slaying of a sexual predator is itself a bold statement, the big moment we're talking about shows up during a tiff between the central couple of Alyssa and James, a pair of 17-year-olds who find themselves in an increasingly desperate, accidental crime spree after running away from home.
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"Based on the location and the direction of the wound paths, it is more likely than not that Tyre King was in the process of running away from the shooter or shooters when he suffered all three gunshot wounds," Diaz said, according to a statement from attorneys Sean Walton and Chanda Brown.
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Bruno Alberto Bruno Alberto Bruno Alberto Bruno Alberto The simplified animated style works really well capturing the excitement of the moment, whether it's Luke dodging TIE fighters over the Death Star, Indiana Jones running away from a boulder, or Doc and Marty testing out the DeLorean time machine for the first time.
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He had tried to persuade his father to join him there, but he didn't want to leave Abba "Who am I running away from my own house for?" and stayed there until it was almost too late: the Nigerian Army was close to overrunning the town, and most people had already fled.
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Absent that argument, in a primary where Biden is just an old white dude running away from his record, the party's various moderate voters will almost certainly fracture and go to fresher candidates with cleaner pitches — to the Texan Jesus or the South Bend Meritocrat or the Mean Minnesotan or the Racial Optimist.
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"The way we've tackled that is not by running away from our past, but rather by telling the world that Rwanda is not just one thing, not one event, not one series of events — it's a story of the depths of humanity, if people work together and are disciplined," Mr. Ntayombya said.
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It is a very different psychology to quietly think about, say, a bed with chains and missing-children posters and all the implied horror of a character who created that space, as opposed to being inside that same environment, reacting to it on a biological level, and running away from that same character.
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I don't think you're as much competing with friends in that one as you are ... you're running from zombies and this audio world, you're listening to the app in your head, and you could be running around Central Park but it kind of feels like you're running away from zombies and you're leveling up and stuff like that.
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You get antelopes, you get horses, things with long legs running away from enemies, and long necks so they can reach the grass, and very powerful chewing mechanisms so they can eat the grass, and usually long faces, so as they're down eating the grass, their eyes are still quite high up and could look up for danger.
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It's now called Oath Kyrgyzstan: St. Petersburg subway bomb suspect ID'd The probe in Chicago was launched in December 2015 following the court-ordered release of chilling video that showed a white officer, Jason Van Dyke, fire 16 shots at 17-year-old Laquan McDonald as he appeared to be running away from police during a pursuit.
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When the two men plunged into the unforgiving wilderness of the Adirondacks, they had scant experience and supplies better suited to boys running away from home than to convicted killers fleeing a maximum-security prison: pepperoni sticks, toilet paper, a cache of black pepper, an electric shaver and 40 granola bars, all packed in a cloth guitar case.
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"When I signed up for law enforcement, even though it was spoken about that you put on the vest, badge, and gun on, and you go where there's gunfire, versus running away from it, it wasn't as prevalent as it is now where police officers have been killed and on a more regular basis," she says.
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And while you are 100 percent right that the church seems to have made significant preventive strides over time, so that the problem is not what it once was, it remains the case that a celibate priesthood was too often, understandably, a refuge for men running away from sexual feelings that they didn't want to deal with.
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The Dolphins will be the lone undefeated team in action on the league's main day of action, though there should be plenty of reason to tune in to other games, with Baker Mayfield making his first start, Carson Wentz trying to go 2-0 and Ryan Fitzpatrick trying to rekindle FitzMagic while running away from Khalil Mack.
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One detainee, an 21997-year-old Guatemalan who immigrated with his mom at a young age and was sent to the detention center after running away from home and being caught by immigration authorities, said he and other migrants were not allowed to take bathroom breaks, so they urinated on themselves while strapped in the chair.
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Gypsy gets more and more wiley as the episode goes on, first giving her mom the slip at the movies, then again at the mall, and finally, preemptively planning an excuse for running away from Dee Dee: She grabs a kangaroo stuffed animal, throws it in a gift bag, and says she ran away so she could buy it for Dee Dee.
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Roger WilliamsJohn (Roger) Roger WilliamsPopulation shifts set up huge House battleground The 27 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems aim to end anti-Semitism controversy with vote today MORE (R-Texas), who had injured an ankle at Wednesday's practice running away from the shooter, joined the lineup on crutches.
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When presented with lists of "anti-social behaviors" (stealing, breaking into a building, selling drugs, running away from home, lying to parents, driving a car without the owner's permission, and being loud and rowdy in public, etc.), girls who began menstruating at age 8 reported 10 percent more instances than average and girls who began at age 10 reported 5 percent more.
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Roger WilliamsJohn (Roger) Roger WilliamsPopulation shifts set up huge House battleground The 27 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems aim to end anti-Semitism controversy with vote today MORE (R-Texas), the GOP baseball team's coach, injured his ankle while running away from the shooter at Wednesday's practice.
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They're running races to get young people and people of color to the polls, which many campaigns have historically under-invested in, while overspending on ads on TV. The candidates winning in 2018 are running races that talk about the policies young people and people of color care about -- such as Medicare for All and abolishing ICE -- instead of running away from them.
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With the score out of reach, Rodgers sat out almost the entire fourth quarter, but finished the game with a stellar passer rating of 150.8, which was quite a contrast with Wilson's 03, as the Seattle quarterback, who spent much of the game running away from a relentless Green Bay pass-rush, had perhaps the worst game of his career.
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But because "inflation is not running away from us," he said, Fed policymakers "might have the luxury of trying to do more to get more people into this workforce on a sustainable basis ..." The Fed, which had been raising interest rates very slowly over the past three years as the economy has improved, last month put its rate hikes on hold because of concerns over mounting risks to growth.
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"Given the large number of injuries and deaths, the ominous statements made by Israeli authorities in the days leading up to the protest, as well as indications that the individuals killed or wounded were unarmed or did not pose a serious threat to well-protected security forces -- and in some cases were actually running away from the fence -- there are strong indications that security forces used excessive force," Throssell said.
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