"One day I saw her running down the hall in a doo-doo pamper [diaper] and I started running down the hall wearing my doo-doo pamper," he joked.
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The in-costume Davis is also marked by unusual stitch scars, running down both her arms and over her hands, as well as across her chest (and seemingly running down her torso).
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She was sweating and tears were running down her face.
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Would we wind up with makeup running down our faces?
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Refinery29: The episode ends with Catherine running down a corridor.
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Another man limped behind a toddler running down the road.
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She denies claims that she is running down the clock.
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When we sang it, tears were running down everybody's faces.
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The flower sleeves with crystal stripes running down are mesmerizing.
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The Treasury is running down their capital by $600m a year.
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Then they sent the birds walking and running down a racetrack.
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Running down the other guy won't suffice to make that argument.
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Hours earlier, he had lain nearby, tears running down his cheeks.
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The battle for the Senate is running down to the wire.
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Canada and Mexico had their role in running down the clock.
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Every tent was white with a zipper running down the middle.
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Footage this weekend showed the billionaire running down a traffic sign.
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On the plus side, running down the story doesn't take long.
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Stupi's criss-cross halter gown featured crystals running down one side.
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Flying toward the sun is like running down a steep hill.
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It seemed as though the sweat was running down the walls.
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Can't wait for the shot of Kelly running down the beach!
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I was half-naked and running down the hall in the morning.
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Now I'm 45 and just running down the clock on the pill.
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There was a trickle of black hair dye running down his forehead.
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The groove is what stops the liquid from running down the bottle.
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Running down its cash pile at the current pace could take decades.
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And the city's widest boulevards often had trains running down their middles.
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"I was running down the hallway screaming and crying," Lisa Robinson recalled.
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Even if it's a horse running down the road you grab it.
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"Congressional security is running down more threats than usual and researching them."
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Just to the point that they'd have tears running down their eyes.
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OF NOTE: Nintendo is only running down its first-party games here.
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I took a bite, and then another, seawater running down my chin.
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We have grown accustomed to endangering our bodies running down a dream.
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You can tell when people care or when things are running down.
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You're running down to first thinking, 'How did he just do that?
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As for the instruments -- we're told cops are running down some leads.
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"My daughter died running down a hallway from a gunman," he says.
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It's so nice to not have a bezel running down the middle.
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PETER: [Running down a clothing aisle] Hey, how about a mink coat?!
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They disappear faster than A.J. Green running down the sideline for a touchdown.
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Or reports of green lines running down the side of their iPhone X's?
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Especially with Brexit looming, running down a successful commercial cluster looks like folly.
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A protester successfully egged Prescott, with yolk and shell running down his shoulder.
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Businesses increased spending to restock after running down inventories in the second quarter.
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They drive through the misty dawn, running down zombies as Rick has flashbacks.
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"Tears would start running down my cheeks," says Jack Green, cinematographer for Bridges.
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LIGO's two L-shaped detectors each have a laser running down the arms.
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It features two girls, side-by-side, with tears running down their cheeks.
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A mix of central features and useless links running down the left column.
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There's a cool can of soda sitting there, condensation running down the side.
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He unzipped his coat and fanned himself, hot from running down the platform.
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In one shot, we see Fleck running down a hallway with a folder.
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There was blood running down my face, and he busted my front tooth.
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I can still see the blood running down her face, and her crying.
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Today, Bernauer Strasse is a bustling street with trams running down its length.
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Running down the center of the grid was the phrase HEAVY METAL BANDS.
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"I'd wake up running down the street in my underwear," Mr. Dando said.
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"He was running down the hall throwing himself on the floor," she said.
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Sorry, Sacramento and Portland, you won't be running down the Warriors this year.
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I just have a pretty big arsenal, comparable to other people running down there.
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It's not moving in the good direction, but that's the clock that's running down.
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Neighbors told police that they saw her running down the street around 11 a.m.
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Businesses probably increased spending to restock after running down inventories in the second quarter.
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The FBI is running down names of possible associates, another law enforcement official said.
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"11 going on 2," he captioned a video of Tucker running down a hall.
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It's really funny when you're looking at your actor, Ellis, running down the street.
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A long scar, running down the outside of her leg, is fully on display.
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"They will definitely be running down the aisle at some point," she told PEOPLE.
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He says she came running down to the lobby when she saw him leaving.
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The result was the online equivalent of people running down the streets in horror.
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" Frank's actions on the day of the murder, "intentionally running down Mr. and Mrs.
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Another scene shows blood running down a woman's leg while she's in the shower.
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The girls went outside and watched Smokey Joe and Melanie running down the dock.
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Clarke's white ankle-length dress had an elaborate purple design running down the center.
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COHN: LOOK, AS I SAID, DEREGULATION IS IMPORTANT AND WE'RE RUNNING DOWN THAT PATH.
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But some of the activity was driven by the running down of old orders.
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He had tears running down his cheeks, realizing what he had done to her.
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" You indicate that "running down the other guy won't suffice to make that argument.
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The camera then zooms in, showing a stream of blood running down the street.
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Dramatic video footage showed the car running down a group of anti-fascist protesters.
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She dips each fish twice, her eyelashes frozen and sweat running down her back.
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I just have a pretty big arsenal, comparable to other people running down there.
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Humiliation, anger, and embarrassment reigned supreme, and tears quickly began running down my face.
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The rain brings me into a cozy bed, water beads running down the closed window.
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"Trucks are running down the highway empty, they're sitting for hours at facilities," he said.
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Following the shot being fired, she and a roommate heard people running down the stairs.
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With tears running down his cheeks, Obama speak at the White House on Jan. 5.
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Even now, 26 years later, I have tears running down my face reliving it again.
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One even shouted, "Oh no, sorry!" while literally running down the sidewalk away from me.
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According to website Surfer, he was soaking wet and running down a stretch of freeway.
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Tears running down her cheeks, she hurries around to the other side of the car.
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He initially strained his left hamstring May 24 running down a fly ball in Seattle.
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"People started running down the stairs when the fire alarm started," she told NBC News.
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The new nugget features Clinton running down Bernie Sanders for his primary challenge in 2016.
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He initially hurt the hamstring running down a fly ball on May 3 in Seattle.
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"I'm gonna be running down criminals until I'm 100," Smith, 51, claims in the trailer.
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I remember running down a dirt road to catch my sister and the trade winds.
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The cool beverage could not combat the torrential downpour of sweat running down my face.
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Television images from the scene showed two opposition lawmakers with blood running down their faces.
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The kick was all the more impressive given that the game clock was running down.
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To, you know, that just brings the time for implementation, for getting things running, down.
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She used her hands emphatically, pointing directly at Mr. Cosby when running down the charges.
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This allows you to charge any device in your car without running down the battery.
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Through it all he made her sing, even if blood was running down her throat.
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Only the cashier noticed that I paid with tears and snot running down my face.
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With blood running down his right leg and his shoe apparently broken, Kittel pulled up.
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Witnesses told him that SWAT officers were running down the street, directing them to get inside.
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A couple minutes later we saw an ambulance, police officers coming in, running down our hallways.
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That sum will come from running down their foreign exchange reserves and Sovereign Wealth Fund holdings.
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My colleague German Lopez has a good piece running down more research on a similar line.
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The Quays' films are melancholy and anachronistic, exuding the sense of a clockwork factory running down.
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Spotted, running down Santa Monica Boulevard: a shaggy little brown and black dog with no collar.
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WITH HEATHER and woodland running down to basalt cliffs, Ulva is a picture-perfect Hebridean island.
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Although never discount the impact of the single, paralyzed tear running down Daniel Kaluuya's face. 8.
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The year is running down 4.8 percent off last year&aposs record pace according to comScore.
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I touched my head, and blood was running down my neck, and all over my hand.
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While I wasn't keeping it a secret, I wasn't running down the street yelling it either.
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Ferocity and tranquility, rage and peace, two sides of life running down the mighty boxer's stance.
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Moreover, he seemed open to Putin's suggestion that Russian intelligence assist in running down the evidence.
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Prices in London alone fell for a sixth month running, down 0.6 percent on the year.
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A pick-and-roll leads to a goofy, running down the lane hook shot from Mutombo.
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Nearly all of these smiling group shots are arranged in neat columns running down one wall.
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The President of the United States is running down a tiny restaurant in a college town!
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Japan's steelmakers were already running down inventories of coking coal prior to the current supply disruptions.
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I started running down the street trying to get every single parent out of their cars.
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Some observers are also concerned that the Fed is prematurely running down its already depleted arsenal.
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"Oh, my god, people were running down the halls trying to find their matches," added McGregor.
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One sign, "We Are in a Mass Extinction," became illegible, the paint running down the canvas.
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However, that boost was wiped out by companies running down their stocks, subtracting 0.4 percentage points.
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He was accused of running down Jabara's mother, Haifa Jabara, with his car in September 2015.
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When another gun shot rings out, he yells "go" and starts running down a side street.
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There are more visits to the social worker, more running down to the nurse, more medication.
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The opposition Labour Party's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer said the government was "running down the clock".
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Almost all foldable phones I've seen have a visible crease running down the display where it's folded.
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"We never rehearsed him running down the aisle but he did it perfectly," Mosier, 26, tells PEOPLE.
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Nina Dobrev dressed as Billie Eilish -- rocking lime-green roots and black tears running down her face.
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I wonder what I looked like, running down the street while slapping my ear like a maniac.
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I suspect they'll be defeated again, the whole process they are doing is running down the clock.
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"Tears were running down my face," student Josie Ramon, who is Mexican-American, told The Detroit News.
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A digital clock on the wall was running down, Ta Shu noticed: a timer, not a clock.
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"I heard screaming, and I went running down the stairs," Xavier's mother, Gabrielle Miller, told the newspaper.
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BY FEBRUARY, MARCH, BEFORE BRUSSELS, WE WERE PROBABLY RUNNING DOWN HIGH SINGLE DIGITS FROM A YEAR BEFORE.
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The OneStep+ only comes in black and has the classic Polaroid rainbow stripe running down the front.
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James Alex Fields Jr., 20, the man accused of running down counterprotesters in Charlottesville, lives in Maumee.
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He began to cry as he spoke, and I felt my own tears running down my face.
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And if you do it just right, you may start a few tears running down their cheeks.
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Giuliani has spent minute after minute running down Michael Cohen as the world's biggest liar and scumball.
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"This one's like running down sunlit streets in Tuscany and throwing confetti in the air," he said.
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Running down his forearms were two tattoos: the word "Choices" on the right, "Decisions" on the left.
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The electrodes are attached to wires running down to a stimulator implanted in the chest or torso.
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But he complained that homes occupied by several Hispanic families living together were running down his neighborhood.
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The raised columns of bark running down their trunks are bigger than the bark on ordinary trees.
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A savvy team president might keep those talks private, seeing no point in running down an asset.
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I could be running down the street screaming in Italy and onlookers won't care because I'm black.
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Standing atop a building emblazoned with Superman's iconic "S," Bernard Chang is running down the history Batman's cowl.
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Meanwhile, by the end of Aguilera's medley, her dramatic makeup began running down her face from the rain.
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In 2010, University of Arizona undergraduate Lujendra Ojha noticed dark streaks running down Martian hillsides in satellite images.
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Her young son, also with her at the time, fled the scene, running down the street to safety.
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Today, Google published a new report on the fight, running down the state of Android security in 2015.
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What if my nose is running, am I supposed to stand there with snot running down my chin?
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They end up get so saturated that the urine starts running down to my socks at the ankle.
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As Stokes bled to death in his mother's arms, surveillance cameras recorded two men running down the street.
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The padded back has an air vent running down the center to help prevent back-sweat buildup too.
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" He said he left the train and "saw a man who had blood just running down his arm.
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When he awoke, his drug dealer pounded his chest in a bathtub, cold water running down his face.
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A CLUE TO Theresa May's Brexit tactics is her insistence that she is not running down the clock.
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Beneath all that blubber, they've revealed a massive band of purple flesh running down the whale's left side.
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I have this memory of running down that corridor and thinking, This really happened, and now it's over.
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High on adrenaline, I started running down the streets of Sayulita, spattered in blood, looking like a maniac.
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Almost immediately I release a massive roar from deep within me, as tears start running down my cheeks.
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Molly Qerim "I was getting injections into my backside … pain is just running down your leg," she said.
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The whole thing stinks more than the ooze running down Austin's 6th street on a SXSW Saturday morning.
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Before Young tasked him with running down the robocaller, Garvin had not taken much interest in the practice.
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Hannah's walk is interrupted by a girl screaming and crying in her underwear, running down a quiet street.
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In "Boy and Movie Poster, Harlem, New York City" (1968), a young boy is running down the street.
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Half the fun of soup dumplings is getting a little messy, broth running down your chin, slurping unashamedly.
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He was "cut up pretty bad and blood was running down his face," one of his coworkers said.
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Shopping bags littered the sidewalk, and one woman was seen running down the street wearing just one shoe.
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" Or as Sting sings, "When the world is running down, you make the best of what's still around.
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Its loose, orange-red circles and swoops are bifurcated by a wobbly white line running down its axis.
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For his interview in Kurowko, he wore a tracksuit modified to have rainbow stripes running down the legs.
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Well that person did that, not going to let that person vote,' you're running down a slippery slope.
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"Nothing's ever going to replace the experience of running down the road in an iconic event," McGillivray said.
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I dolloped hot sauce on the sour cream, red rivulets running down the white, and ate, perfectly content.
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That was the first thing I thought when I saw the river of mud running down the hill.
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Cara had bitten her tongue, and blood was running down her face when they got to the room.
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Its intricate detailing included a streamlined silhoutte, long cape-like sleeves, and 100 buttons running down the back.
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There were neat black jackets, with a slim squiggle of blue running down the center, over jodhpur pants.
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The assumption among analysts is that smelters are running down concentrates stocks accumulated during the years of abundant supply.
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"I heard screaming, and I went running down the stairs," Cunningham's mother, Gabrielle Miller, told the Kansas City Star.
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The 100-foot stream of water running down the side of a glacier is a deep, rich, blood red.
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We just sat there with tears running down our faces, afraid to say anything and start to ugly cry.
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There are 21944 theme entries today, all running down in shaded stripes, as well as an explainer at 215A.
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As long as the robot is in the air, it's expending energy and running down its small battery capacity.
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His presidency is in need of a legislative win, with time running down on his first year in office.
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The play was immediately reviewed as it appeared that Parks stepped out of bounds while running down the sideline.
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He's safe and sound at our office now but found running down Santa Monica Blvd in WeHo near Hugo's.
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Meanwhile, companies running down inventories subtracted 0.6 percentage points after a big build-up of stocks the previous quarter.
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Britain's embattled Prime Minister Theresa May is running down the clock with Brexit talks, Goldman Sachs said on Friday.
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"We're essentially running down the list of the things we want in a habitable planet and checking the boxes."
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"She lifted her leg out of the water, and I saw blood running down her leg," Breiding told Today.
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He's blathering on about the importance of punk in Thatcher's Britain and there's tartare sauce running down his chin.
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Watch: Drone Delivered Pills & the Fight for Reproductive Rights I listen in terror with tears running down my face.
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"Yes, even for terrible people, because once you start chipping away … you're running down a slippery slope," Sanders said.
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At a pot-roast dinner inside the museum's atrium, a jungle motif prevailed with greenery running down the walls.
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Water was gushing from the air vent in the bathroom ceiling, running down the walls and bubbling the paint.
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We have been en route for nearly two days and the provisions we brought from home are running down.
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She had foamy spit running down the corner of her mouth, and I couldn't tell if she was breathing.
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I'm framed by a cheap brass-edged mirror in a shitty hotel, mascara and glitter running down my face.
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Or why your nan gets a weird shiver running down her neck when passing through a World Heritage Site.
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A lone lightbulb with no cover and a wire running down to the plug visibly rested above the seat.
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In the sequence when we're running down to catch the wight, we filmed that all day, and no accidents.
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A coil with an electric current running through it generates a corresponding magnetic field running down the coil's center.
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"I wasn't immediately concerned," he said -- until he saw people from other parts of the synagogue running down stairs.
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With tears running down her cheeks, Ms. Goo expressed hope that Sulli would live "as she pleases" in heaven.
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The gold stripes of Deborah Carthy-Deu's gown balance out with the thicker gold sequins running down the front.
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Worryingly, some of that scant growth came from firms running down backlogs for a second month as demand fell.
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The first is that revealing back, which, with Princess Eugenie's updo, highlighted the long scar running down her spine.
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Her Gucci coat was designed in military style with two rows of gold, cat-shaped buttons running down the front.
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When she is finally freed from the ruins, a stream of blood is seen running down her dust-caked face.
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From afar, the crease running down the middle of the fully-opened display on the Galaxy Fold is hardly visible.
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It suddenly felt very hot in that room, and I felt the sweat running down the backs of my knees.
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Nobody could really see us, and that was a safety net — in case she took off running down the pier.
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It could help millions of Republicans running down ballot, including for the House of Representatives, Senate, and in local races.
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We're told Elisa was running down this same street, knocking on neighbors' doors and pleading with them to call 911.
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Still not quite pissed enough but also feeling hot and bothered, the sweat running down your back like a waterfall?
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If you're surprised by Biden running down Clinton, you haven't been paying close attention to the former vice president's utterances.
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"What I saw was the guy running down the aisle with a pistol with a laser on it," Probst said.
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Running down that path: less fine, this isn't going to save you from shaky video if you really jostle it.
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The LoL team is running down the competition, already ranking first in the North American League of Legend Championship Series.
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During the final scene of the movie, I had a few big, black mascara tears slowly running down my face.
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In the 1970 painting, he has depicted a large opaque drop running down the middle of the painting's lower half.
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Fisher opens it to show me a tiny implantable defibrillator, the batteries of which have been running down for years.
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When he saw me, he started laughing hysterically, pointing at me, and then he took off, running down the street.
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So it's all very meta: A dance named after turkeys became an actual event featuring turkeys running down the street.
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As you can see, the animal's ventral cord, which is the purplish line running down its center, is clearly visible.
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When one bro, Mark (Will Poulter), starts running down Dani, you can almost see the expiration date on his forehead.
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"I remember running down to my mum and saying, 'I can't believe I've got a baseball game here,'" he said.
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You've seen the well-produced ads where I'm holding my wife's hand and our kids are running down a hillside.
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Mr. Belkacem said he then saw a man running down the street who tried to stab someone in a taxi.
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The mountain aquifer running down the spine of the West Bank and Israel is also being rapidly depleted and polluted.
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This included cab sprays, as evidenced by the water seen running down the windows around two minutes into the video.
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James Alex Fields Jr. faces a first-degree murder charge for allegedly running down protester and paralegal Heather Heyer, 32.
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The black textured blazer and velour pants featured gold buttons running down the side, adding flair to the classic look.
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Jackson spotted Andrews running down the right seam and hit him with a pinpoint pass for a 28-yard touchdown.
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I started to sob uncontrollably, my chest heaving, tears running down the sides of my face and into my ears.
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"It's goofy talking about such a thing, but there were tears running down my face, the whole package," he said.
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Witnesses told local reporters they saw a large group of people fighting and then some running down a set of stairs.
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And when it grows up, it's even more ferocious, running down its prey and tearing it to pieces with massive jaws.
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Video shows a man running down a staircase in the campus' students' union building before lunging towards the anti-Trump speaker.
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He's the soundtrack to a 80s movie montage that features a character having an epiphany while running down a suburb block.
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That is, until a greasy mess is running down your face, dripping onto your yoga mat, or caked onto your pillowcase.
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Some have speculated that they stumbled upon a bombing test ground and were running down the mountain to escape the bombardament.
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Essentially a long brick tunnel, the venue has a bar running down one side and disintegrating leather banquettes along the other.
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Businesses increased spending to restock after running down inventories in the second quarter, but just not as much as previously reported.
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If you don't stop little Jimmy from running down the lane, you won't have little Jimmy anymore, and it's your fault.
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I never heard such a commotion with people running down to the stage screaming and nearly knocking me off the ramp.
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Finally, he stuffs ham into his codpiece and draws a line of inverted swastikas on his chest, running down his torso.
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There's nothing more fun, or more terrifying, than running down a dark hallway with a menacing clown hot on your tail.
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They spent years running down leads and cultivating information, with the national office in Washington accommodating many of their resource requests.
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"The fire was at about 8.30 am, the boys came running down to say that a girl had died," she said.
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The hotel's owner told KSN that she has heard the girl's ghost running down the hallway and knocking on hotel doors.
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If virtual reality convinces your brain that you're running down a hallway, but you're sitting in a chair, you'll feel weird.
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The arrests come after a man suspected of running down numerous people in Barcelona's city center was shot and killed Monday.
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"Nail-biter" is shorthand for an election too close to call or the overtime clock running down on a tie game.
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She said she and her husband were looking ahead, running down the clock until they turn 65 and qualify for Medicare.
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If you can see it — HEDGE NETTLE running across and IN GENERAL running down, sharing those four bubbled letters — you're good.
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He felt that he was running down the football field of life and at every yard line there was somebody cheering.
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Commissioner Byrne said the system worked because skills like conducting interviews and running down leads cannot be measured by an exam.
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"He'll be reminded to get out of that, especially when there's guys like Dee Gordon running down the bases," Collins said.
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Television images showed flattened homes and apartment buildings with deep cracks running down their exteriors in communities like Guánica and Ponce.
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"He wore a baseball cap that covered the top of a long, gray ponytail running down his back," Ms. Barnes said.
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Greta Gerwig wore an off-the-shoulder dress with a white panel at the top and sparkles running down the sides.
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Greta Gerwig wore an off-the-shoulder dress with a white panel at the top and sparkles running down the sides.
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Or really anything other than a place through which to slip your head and a cozy panel running down the front.
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At one point in his life, he perched on a window ledge, tears running down his face as he contemplated leaping.
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Smaller children were trampled in the chaos, or sent to the back of the lines with tears running down their faces.
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But in "Hope," it finds a foothold in a way that made me sit up straight, chills running down my back.
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Demand declined for a ninth month, and factories were running down backlogs of work to stay active, as they have since September.
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Moments later, Owens saw her daughter, Timiyah Landers, running down their halfway engulfed in a fireball that covered almost her entire body.
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The police arrived in 13 minutes, and Hayes' mother Susan Mohun said she had to resist running down to help her son.
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On the night of the shooting, Hayes was running down the street, apparently fleeing an SUV pursuing him, according to the video.
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We see the woman's menstrual blood on her sheets, on her fingers, running down her leg, and smeared across the vamp's face.
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But we have this wonderful thing called silicone lube, which (unlike its water-based counterpart) won't immediately go running down the drain.
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There are no tubes running down to bottles or bags and you're not tethered to a pump that's connected to the wall.
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See how we'll be running down the balance on the Sephora gift cards we collect this Christmas with our Proactiv picks, ahead.
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I have been envisioning getting that million dollar check at the reunion show and just running down and picking my kids up.
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And still, like rivers running down stream or the rising sun, the crowds keep lining up for bites of cronut or pizza.
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Once on the moon it was just a platform and a storage space with an all-important ladder running down one leg.
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I would much rather spend my time running down to the first floor, saving myself, rather than hiding in a bomb shelter.
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She brought it back to me, with glue and glitter covering her hands and running down her arms, and she hugged me.
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I have stretch marks running down the tops of my shoulders, and there's extra skin hanging off my arms and inner thighs.
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"If you see a smoky truck running down the street, that's probably 40-50 percent, and that's pretty darn smoky," he said.
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SH-TOT-IRONINV Running down the inventories may help steel mills source supplies, but it will do little to alleviate price pressures.
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As I rode, the rain came down harder, soaking my gloves and knees, running down my legs and pooling in my boots.
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As the evening proceeds, the lights in the gazebo at times flare and flicker as if the electric current is running down.
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MSCIEF was lower for its fourth day running, down 3% on the day and at its weakest in more than four years.
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Two older women in their 60s came running down the main hallway of the property that connected the restaurant, bars, and theater.
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It makes zero sense to be seen as running down a former Democratic president who is almost universally beloved by Democratic voters.
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A nun who saw Martina when she was leaving the confessional with blood running down her leg told her she was disgusting.
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I Am Not Okay With This begins with Sydney Novak, covered in blood, running down the middle of the street at night.
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Many eastern forests, including Rock Creek Park, the wild green vein running down Washington's center, have an understory dominated by American beech.
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A 24-second moment of silence was then held, with the clock running down on the shot clocks perched atop each basket.
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Pack up those tin foil hats, because it seems like everyone is Naruto-running down to Area 51 to see them aliens.
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James Alex Fields Jr. of Ohio was charged with second-degree murder, accused of running down her and others in a car.
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Republicans running down-ballot in Texas, though, will be in a tough spot next year, another veteran Republican strategist told BuzzFeed News.
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I remember a Secret Service agent running down the aisle; they opened the back stairs, he ran down to move the truck.
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The tail is thick and banded with complete rings, and purebred specimens have no stripe running down the back of the tail.
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She played Angelique Kerber, then ranked No. 8, a player who defeats her opponents by running down and returning every single ball.
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She played Angelique Kerber, then ranked No. 8, a player who defeats her opponents by running down and returning every single ball.
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Another lawmaker posted an image on Twitter of Ms. Gedi with tears running down her cheeks and blood trickling from her mouth.
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He went upstairs one day, and I swear, he came running down through the bar, out the door, all the way home.
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Demand declined for a ninth month and as they have since September, factories were running down backlogs of work to stay active.
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Looking around the room, where someone had thought to strategically place Kleenex boxes, plenty of people had unchecked tears running down their cheeks.
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However, as we were leaving the pub, one of the officers noticed something fishy about a guy who'd started running down the street.
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But there I was, standing in the breezy cold of LA's Greek Theater on Halloween night, with a tear running down my face.
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Unfortunately, that also means the clock is running down on all those back-to-school deals if you need to snag a laptop.
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The move came with the hours fast running down on Obama's presidency and rocked the political, intelligence and military intelligence establishments in Washington.
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It touches both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea and has the three ranges of the Andes Mountains running down its spine.
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" Seven reported that the driver "sped down Swanston Street, up to Bourke Street, at times along the footpath, running down dozens of pedestrians.
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Abdulahi Hasan Sharif, 30, is accused of running down a police officer with his car in Edmonton, Alberta, and then stabbing him repeatedly.
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So far, Malkovich is playing Grigor as a pretty nonintimidating kitty cat… until he asks Axe if piss is running down his legs.
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She said that he also tried to "pull my shirt off," adding that she was terrified and had tears running down her face.
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The trailer opens with a woman running down a hallway, before telling another that she can't let her out of a locked room.
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Barclays will also show "significant further progress" on running down its non-core assets in the second-half of this year, Staley said.
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My mascara was running down my face from crying and all other products had been wiped off in the transfer to the hospital.
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" Running down the list, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star said she has "SO many things to be grateful for this year.
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She saw photos and videos of computers riddled with bullet holes and the sound of someone running down the hallway banging on doors.
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By the end of it, I was covered in flour and there were egg yolks running down the sides of my kitchen cabinets.
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The women's 200 butterfly final also saw a thrilling finish, with Hungary's Boglarka Kapas running down American Hali Flickinger on the home stretch.
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Using clever marketing and imagery, Samsung has worked hard to hide the crease running down the center of the Galaxy Fold's flexible display.
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Laurie Bertram Roberts was 17 years old and 12 weeks pregnant when she noticed a pink discharge running down her leg one day.
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If you see someone running down the street, high-fiving a million angels and going on and on about "Queen Sugar," that's me.
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Riyadh has said it wants to cover the deficit through debt sales as much as possible rather than by running down the reserves.
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KARL MONDON/THE MERCURY NEWS/GETTY IMAGES Hey, Apple Made Some New Stuff Running down all the announcements from the company's fall event.
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The firefighters retreated from the stairwell and requested back-up assistance once they noticed a yellow and green liquid running down the walls.
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The hard site is a two-tiered building with an open bay running down the middle allowing full view of all the cells.
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RE-STOCKING, TEAPOTS, RESERVES Michal Meidan of consultancy Energy Aspects said Chinese buyers were re-stocking after running down inventories late last year.
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About 800 kilometers of unused fiber optic cable running down the U.S. eastern seaboard is set to become the first stateside quantum network.
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And most obviously, the AP-0 includes a gigantic fin running down its rear that, according to Apex, is both aerodynamic and structural.
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"Cash reserves are running down quickly as fleets are grounded, and what flights there are operate much less than half full," it added.
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Hyun was running down a fly ball in left field during the 7th inning when some moron fired a beer can at him.
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While running down the stairs, saw a lot of blood on the floor but we were still clueless as to what really happened.
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"Mobile or walk-in centers where people can deal with their natural needs and get cleaned up," said Bluthenthal, running down a list.
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With the clock running down on Mr. Putin's final term, Russia's political class has been abuzz for months with speculation about his intentions.
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Walker did the running down the right flank before laying the ball off for Eriksen, who picked out Alli between Moses and Azpilicueta.
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A former classmate said the suspect often succumbed to peer pressure -- such as running down a hallway shirtless when dared by other students.
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" While running down the street with a group of lesbians, he encountered some Orthodox Jewish men going the other way, and yelled, "Lesbians!
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Video surveillance camera footage showed her running down the stairs of her apartment building as she tried to flee while he pursued her.
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AT&T on Wednesday announced that its wireless customers could stream content from its subsidiary DirecTV without running down their monthly data allotment.
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Many retailers today are avoiding running down that same path by signing shorter leases, thereby committing to less time in a certain spot.
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As I type now, I'm picturing his slender finger gently running down the hardback cover of Isabel Wilkerson's The Warmth of Other Suns.
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We last saw self-proclaimed psychopath James (played by Lawther) running down a desolate beach as a bullet rang out in his direction.
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My daughter, running down the hallway at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, was shot in the back with an assault weapon -- the weapon of choice.
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Downtown Monrovia at night looked medieval; candles in shopfronts cast their dim light on the ribbons of dirty water running down the gutters.
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Hamilton is now fifty, tall and heavyset, with a shaved head and a thin scar running down the right side of his scalp.
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Those 20 or so officers are in turn surrounded by a long wall of fellow officers, two bodies deep, running down the block.
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I liken them to a bunch of semis running down the highway with nobody able to get around them, in a lot of ways.
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Instead of running down the clock, Saniya Chong drove to the basket and lost the ball out of bounds with 12 seconds to go.
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Mr Powell also said he did not see an imminent change to the Fed's policy of running down its balance-sheet "on automatic pilot".
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We had a calf running down Hwy 79 and he came & helped us..Bevill rode on the front of my car & roped the calf!!
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She's running down the road to the rural town of Angelville when she sees a man in a black-and-white spotted dog suit.
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Alexei's praise of the US, and his habit of running down the Soviet Union by comparison, is clearly driving both Philip and Elizabeth crazy.
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Here's the proof: Reddit user Colvjs uploaded a video of the Phoenix Suns' entire team switching directions and running down the court in unison.
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Footage of the area shared by construction firm The Daniels Group shows a large crowd of people running down the streets of Times Square.
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There were a couple of nights we heard shooting and saw people running down the street in front of the place we were staying.
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Rubio, my daughter, running down the hallway at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, was shot in the back with an assault weapon, the weapon of choice.
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Every year she had come last in her category, girls ages 14–18, tears running down her face when she crossed the finish line.
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Driving home the dovish shift, the Fed will now stop running down its balance sheet in September, some months earlier than many had expected.
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Cespedes was injured Friday night while running down a double by Nationals 2B Daniel Murphy in the third inning and exited an inning later.
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But I found tears running down my face when the credits rolled during both, even while other people in the cinema laughed and clapped.
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The traffic lines running down the middle of its streets are painted il Tricolore: red, white, and green, the colors of the Italian flag.
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Residents waded shoulder deep through flood waters running down their streets in Mercedes, Texas, about 353 miles (8 km) north of the Mexico-U.
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Charlottesville trial The trial of the man charged with fatally running down counterprotester Heather Heyer at a white nationalist rally last year begins today.
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"I would rather have any leadership PAC support the person they were formed to support, not by running down others," Hatch told The Hill.
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"I was a little nervous the first time running down to the mound," said Peralta (5-2), who moved to the bullpen this week.
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Arizona (Jessica Capshaw), Maggie (Kelly McCreary), and Kepner (Sarah Drew) are treating her and running down the list of possible symptoms: Is she pregnant?
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In that story, an obese and amoral lawyer is cursed after running down a gypsy woman, gradually losing his mass until he becomes emaciated.
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MORE (Ga.) was one of the Dems running down the aisle to get to the well and cast his vote at the last second.
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Hello, WorldWhen I walked out of the salon, I felt like running down the street and singing show tunes, an instinct I thankfully avoided.
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Are we running down hill trying to eliminate one job at a time, or are we walking down hill trying to eliminate them all?
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TMZ obtained this clip of The Weeknd running down world-famous Fremont Street in Downtown Vegas as a film crew captures his every move.
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The real problem with the news conference on Saturday was that it was political, not informational, with Trump congratulating himself and running down Democrats.
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Spalding's voice can pitch, within beats, from high and bright to warm and sensuous, like a stream of fresh water running down a mountain.
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Its delicacy is what makes it remarkable: sheer, with dozens of pintucks running down the shoulders and the neckline, all of it hand-sewn.
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Pain and sadness are generally the emotions people try to avoid, and few people look great with streaks of mascara running down their cheeks.
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The Secret Service whisked us away to a small elevator, and I looked up to see the president with tears running down his cheeks.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — Today's fun and challenging grid by Andrew J. Ries is pretty blatantly draped on one newfangled seed entry running down the center.
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Those troops would help sanitizing public areas, as well as running down leads on who infected people had contacted before falling ill, Raisi said.
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They were actually running down the hallways — mostly young people who were going to stand in line for the seats open to the public.
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You can swim with them, do hot yoga, go to the beach and not worry -- unlike with mascara -- about anything running down your face.
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Adler was lawyerly, certainly, running down Kael's every repeated trope and overused word, but her attack was as humorless as Kael's reviews are pleasurable.
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So he began telling the interviewer about a recent night in Paris, when he saw three high-school-age boys running down the street.
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One apartment building in Durres was heavily damaged, with a crack running down it from the sixth floor all the way to the ground.
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My daughter, running down the hallway at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, was shot in the back with an assault weapon -- the weapon of choice. OK?
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The former Democratic candidate's injury comes just a few months after she broke her toe while running down a flight of stairs last year.
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After running down several flights of concrete steps, I emerged into an area that I'm 95% sure I was not meant to be in.
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" But she knows how other people would react to Gren: "My son running down a street would be my son confessing to a crime.
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Al Leiter, 23, brought back a very good position player in Jesse Barfield, but Barfield was 29 and running down early due to injuries.
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A third shows a young person running down the station stairs, only to trip and fall down several steps before hitting a handrail post.
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The rest of the colors are quieter, forming rounded, sexual shapes pressing in from both sides against the magenta shape running down the middle.
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He tried to get away by running down an alleyway and scaling a wall, only to find a huge drop on the other side.
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Iowa native Shelby Houlihan also delighted the Des Moines crowd, running down world silver medalist Jenny Simpson to win the women's 1,500m in 4:05.48.
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INGRAHAM: And for the Democrats to run down of the border, I&aposm going to down there tomorrow, they&aposre running down to the border.
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A promising sizzle reel for the season features Ben crying, women running down flights of stairs, a black eye, and a lot of helicopter rides.
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Covered in blood, the teen was able to wriggle free from his father, and fled the home, running down the street to a neighbor's home.
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Team director Jacoby Davis said he saw Hampton running down the court and tell an official "Hey ref" before collapsing, according to the Sporting News .
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So why did I find myself, hours after the race, in a bland hotel room in central Milan, with a tear running down my cheek?
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And the third is a knee-length, lace-up with fur around the top and running down the front which comes in ivory and cinnamon.
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We also see Jessica (Alisha Boe), smiling for a selfie, before a Polaroid floats by to reveal a stream of tears running down her face.
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Police have been known to turn away migrants "with blood running down their faces", he claims, telling them to resolve problems with their employers directly.
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He said that he never saw the wound, but he remembered the trickle of blood running down the street, growing thicker, a small crimson flood.
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But best by far is the Homeboy-dominated "#Neverusetheinternetagain," which deserves to go viral for running down every waste of brain power virality has wrought.
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While domestic demand added 0.4 percentage points to growth, companies running down their inventories rather than producing new goods knocked 0.2 percentage points off growth.
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When research historian Joanna Nowak comes running down the halls of game developer Warhorse Studios in Prague, her co-workers have reason to be worried.
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The suit has ski pieces that strap to the feet, ankles, hands, forearms, and chest, with a smooth piece of leather running down the back.
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His wife, Michelle Edwards, testified with tears running down her face that her husband was feet away from reaching the truck before it sped away.
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I just wish it didn't make me feel guilty about running down the battery every time I open it up and set a reasonable brightness.
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Each arm can move and act autonomously; Grasso says it's a bit like if we had a spinal cord running down each arm and leg.
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The baby-boomers are already in the process of retiring, which means they will be running down their savings pots rather than building them up.
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"Theresa May is recklessly running down the clock in a desperate attempt to force MPs to choose between her deal and no deal," he said.
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I've watched him take on faster cars and pro drivers, and he's competitive, running down the opposition as the Mazda's side pipes shoot out flames.
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We've already had tariffs on imports of aluminium and steel, the ripple effects of which are still running down those two markets' respective supply chains.
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Instead of looking to traditional power structures to uplift their campaigns—corporate donors, Democratic clubs—the progressive candidates running down ballot looked to each other.
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"They will definitely be running down the aisle at some point," Hough previously told PEOPLE about their fur babies making an appearance at the wedding.
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It's likely that steel mills and producers of coke - which is made from coking coal and used in blast furnaces - have been running down inventories.
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Images captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter — a NASA satellite orbiting Mars — showed telltale dark streaks running down various mountains, valleys, and craters on Mars.
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Clearly, the dude has had enough of the criticism ... 'cause he decided to start RUNNING down the stairs at the airport to prove his point!
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He's running down the middle by the 50, he's at the 30, he's bare-chested and banging his chest, now he runs the opposite way!
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Rush hour on Sheikh Zayed Road, a dozen-lane artery running down the length of the city, alternates between dense gridlock and sports-car slalom.
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A drop of water — a moist, transparent, and susceptible form — becomes a fixed shape that remains on a surface without dissolving or running down it.
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I thought I was in the house by myself, but my dad—my stepdad—comes running down the stairs: he thought I was being murdered.
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A motorist who spotted the armed man running down a sidewalk near the bus station aimed his car at him, knocking him to the ground.
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The Hill's Reid Wilson reports that some GOP strategists are worried that these candidates are unelectable and pose a threat to those running down-ballot.
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Most of us remember running down the stairs on Christmas morning, exuberant and exhilarated to find toys under the tree and sweets in our stockings.
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As a master's graduation present, my dad bought me a stunning navy shearling coat with Swarovski crystals running down the front from this exact location.
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King Krule wails over the gritty drum and bass, conjuring up images of grimy trains running down subway tracks and blood coursing quickly through veins.
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"The smelters were running down their inventory, but they were completely blindsided by the fact that there were inspections of the bauxite mines," Shivkar said.
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Then, for the next five minutes, the best shot they can get is a contested Pablo Prigioni 20-footer with the shot clock running down.
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He was a nervous man, with sweat running down his pudgy cheeks in familiar rivulets, and Yorick's modified olfactories could smell his sickly-sweet diabetes.
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"While running down the stairs, saw a lot of blood on the floor but we were still clueless as to what really happened," she wrote.
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"There is a stream of bourbon and water running down the hillside that has taken much time to properly and thoroughly assess," Mr. Mura said.
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"Tears are running down the cheeks of the Statue of Liberty tonight," Senator Charles Schumer of New York, the Democratic minority leader, said on Friday.
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It isn't just Trump's public image that threatens to impede Republicans running down-ballot; Trump's failure to develop political infrastructure could also become an anchor.
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Boatmen at the mooring, known as the Embarcadero Zacapa, said they noticed the hole when a whirlpool appeared, like water running down a bath drain.
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Many times I have seen tears of joy running down the cheeks of parents as their child has an experience with Santa or Mrs. Claus.
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Sure, running down the media -- and with it the idea of objective truth -- is a nice juicy rare steak to toss to your political base.
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McLaughlin made his fourth 3-pointer with 28 seconds left to tie it at 80, and LaChance couldn't convert in traffic with time running down.
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The pain was too much and last Tuesday he went back in ... it was especially alarming because he experienced numbness running down his right arm.
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But if you have Lionel Messi running down the pitch and he's one-on-one with the goalie, the conversion rate on that is 80 percent.
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Australians condemn mosque attack A spokeswoman for West Australian police said three people were seen running down an alleyway next to the college after the attack.
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It began with Daniel running down the driveway in his pajamas and flip flops to hug and kiss his brother goodbye as he left for school.
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"She was running down the hallway past my bedroom on fire from her knees to her hair," Owens, a mother of five from Detroit, tells PEOPLE.
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You can practically see the egg running down Molly's face as she's introduced to the woman who was wise enough not to let Jared get away.
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The goal of the new program, he said, is to spend time exploring less familiar stories, rather than running down the headlines of a given evening.
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A stainless steel headband is the foundation of it all, running down and shrinking to a cylindrical shape that cuts through the middle of each earcup.
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According to authorities, after running down the family, Mendez allegedly reversed, backing his vehicle over the injured family, and then running over them a second time.
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Then we got to the point, I remember being so proud and running down, telling my mom one day when we reached 1,000 people a day.
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San Diego and Denver tied at 20-20 in the fourth quarter, the Broncos faced first-and-10, an expected running down considering the game situation.
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"Anytime you get enough water that's running down and filling foundations there's potential it could wash away remains or prevent us from finding them," he said.
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But I remember reading Pitchfork's recounting of that woman's testimony while sitting in the parking lot of a grocery store with chills running down my spine.
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He then cut through Fort Greene Park so quickly that the bike escorts had trouble keeping up before running down a hill and hopping a fence.
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In addition to the parts on his body, the suspect had a wire running down his sleeve that Smith said appeared to be a detonation device.
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The commander explains that while his forces advance on the Sambisa Forest, they are also running down other leads on the whereabouts of the Chibok girls.
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The baseball player, 34, was walking back to the field from the dugout when he almost collided with a giant tooth mascot running down the field.
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A lot of stories have a lot of color to them of people dancing around or running down the halls or screaming swear words or whatever.
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The leader of the opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, accused her of running down the clock with sham negotiations to pressure parliament into backing her deal.
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But Midnight Special also echoes 1984's Firestarter, with inimical government forces running down a father and child to seize control of the child's eerie powers.
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Wells Fargo has been running down financial crisis-era mortgage portfolios and dialing back lending in other businesses like autos where it sees too much risk.
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In 2012 Vorayuth Yoovidhya, heir to a fortune earned from Red Bull, an energy drink, was accused of running down a police officer in his Ferrari.
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But very little time passes and suddenly, Rose is running down the hallway, sobbing, and Jack realizes she's going to try to jump off the ship.
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"I was running down to make a tackle at kickoff after we scored a touchdown, and I made a diving tackle at his legs," Chris recalled.
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"If a parent sees their child running down the hall it's a natural inclination to tell them to stop running, but instead try saying 'walk please.'"
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"When I got inside I was wondering what the hell was going on and I saw dozens of panicked people running down the street," he said.
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Rochelle can smell cigarettes and weed in the spit running down her face before she wipes it away, and the night has changed its face completely.
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The woman caught the tiny wrist in her hand and held tight, though the child struggled in silence with tears running down her small pale face.
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So you've got CATTLE running across in four squares, and CATALOG running down in five … Looks like we have a rebus and a pet this Thursday.
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In a number of paintings both upstairs and downstairs there are a row of evenly spaced drips running down the painting's surface, like a beaded curtain.
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After running down a list of his Cabinet members who served in the Boy Scouts, Trump landed on US Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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I felt something similar a few days later, running down the street and listening to the first episode of "The Horror of Dolores Roach" (Oct. 17).
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Mexico's peso looked to extend losses to a sixth session running, down 0.5%, against a stronger dollar, while the Colombian peso touched a two-week low.
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Other samplers described fogged goggles and cameras, and sweat running down their arms to form water balloons in the tips of their gloves, reducing their dexterity.
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The man suspected of running down numerous people in Barcelona's city center was shot and killed on Monday, authorities said, putting an end to the manhunt.
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TBILISI, Georgia — Ana Subeliani arrived at the film premiere for "And Then We Danced" by foot, but left in an ambulance, blood running down her face.
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Martins from HSBC said running down the shortfall may prove trickier than in the past because many of the easier savings measures have already been made.
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Perhaps there will be no need to rely on regulators, though: No brand of car wants to have its vehicles associated with running down a pedestrian.
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Since oil prices began sliding in mid-803, GCC governments have mostly relied on running down financial reserves and issuing debt domestically to cover budget deficits.
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Martin was "running down the aisle" gunning down people with a pistol that had a green laser sight on it, an employee told CNN affiliate WLS.
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" In "Frances Ha," he said, "I went with just having Frances running down the street, and figuring out what that had to do with anything later.
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He's like pounding on the thing trying to get out and then he busts out the doors and then he goes running down the street. Right.
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One Democratic strategist running down the races for me placed Indiana just after Illinois and Wisconsin as the three contests where Democrats' chances currently look strongest.
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Jeffrey Wall, Mr Trump's acting solicitor-general, was unflappable in running down every question 13 Fourth Circuit judges threw his way in its hearing on May 8th.
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Frances comes running down the bleachers to tell him she had no idea her lawyer was going to do that — just before the screen fades to black.
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Hillary Clinton's book tour hit a snag in Britain after the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee fell and broke her toe while running down a flight of stairs.
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Aboard the Ocean Viking, supplies are running down and the crew has begun to ration showers to conserve water, said Frédéric Penard, SOS Mediterranee's director of operations.
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When they arrived, she took all their bags and lined them up on a mirror, flanked with votive candles, running down the center of the dining table.
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With tears running down her face, Otteson begged Baum to spare her life, telling him she wouldn't tell a soul what she had just witnessed, Lewis testified.
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The last time I did this I was completely blindsided and heartbroken, all while mascara was smeared across my forehead and snot was running down my face.
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He knows the time is running down on his time in office and a failure to deliver on Syria would be a deep scar on his record.
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You're describing running down the driveway and actually swinging punches, and that's obviously a funny mental image, but it's also surprising because it is for a podcast.
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"I think of other little jobs I have to do, you know, like going to CVS or running down to Bloomingdale's to get more pantyhose," she says.
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It's just impossible to govern the world's oldest, most powerful liberal-democratic state by running down the legitimacy of anyone who ever says anything you don't like.
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It's almost as if Samsung doesn't want anyone to see there's a glaring crease running down the middle of the display when the Galaxy Fold is open.
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Biebs running down a hill together with JB screaming at the top of his lungs and a leaf blower blasting to give Hailey that flowing hair effect.
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"There are going to be different visions about where we should go as a country," Obama said, running down a list of economic issues facing the nation.
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On Carolina's ensuing possession with time running down, Frazier knocked the ball loose from Carolina guard Sindarius Thornwell, collected it, and was fouled with 2.1 seconds left.
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"They'll have a big scar running down them, and they keep on growing, and I always thought that's a really great analogy for my life," she said.
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The S&P 500 is now coiled tightly between lines running down from the January summit and the uptrend from the worst levels touched three months ago.
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That may be one area in which the Razr holds an advantage over Samsung's Galaxy Fold, which I felt had a noticeable crease running down its screen.
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Following the speech, the main opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said May was "running down the clock" in a bid to force lawmakers to accept her deal.
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"I know he&aposs gone," Monk said on a recent hot summer morning, tears running down his face as he stared at his parents&apos burial site.
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She started running down the street to try and catch the bus with the now slightly greasy bag of three In-N-Out Burgers in her hand.
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You're just going about your day, running down to the drugstore, and you hear the tsunami warning siren, just to make sure that the sirens are on.
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Whatever detail is lost in strapping on a headset running at a lower resolution was easily made up by the cold sweat constantly running down my neck.
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In the home exists the familiarity of a typical life, regardless of citizenship status—the smell of a home, rumbling kitchen noises, kids running down the stairs.
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As a teen-ager, did he produce, under the alias Psychedelic Warlord, jejune poems and stories, including one whose narrator enjoyed running down children with a car?
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Video broadcast by WPIX-TV shows him running down the sidewalk and jumping a fence into a patch of grass, where a resident tries to pet him.
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It's a sign I consider pretty moderate by my standards, with statements like "Water Is Life" and "Love Is Love" and "Science Is Real" running down it.
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After the human race is decimated by a biological weapon, the pigoons become some of their most dangerous predators, running down lone human survivors and devouring them.
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"The prime minister's botched deal provides no certainty or guarantees for the future," he said, accusing May of running down the clock in a "grotesquely reckless" way.
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It is bifurcated into oppositional color schemes — cadmium reds and greens, at once somber and saturated — with a found rectangular corrugated metal sheet running down its center.
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She would start the day at the police station, running down all the crime stories from overnight, and then drive around Anchorage and the greater Anchorage area.
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"Cash reserves are running down quickly as fleets are grounded and what flights there are operate much less than half full," CAPA said in its blog post.
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And many continue to intervene directly in currency markets, accumulating and running down foreign-exchange reserves even as they maintain a notional commitment to floating exchange rates.
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If Huawei continues adding more cameras, the eventual P83 and P28 Pro will just have one super long pill-shaped camera bump running down the right side.
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"Both Luria and Spanberger would not be eager to have to be running down-ballot with Bernie," said Bob Holsworth, a longtime political analyst in the state.
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I had shoved everything I needed into a rickety folding cart that I had wheeled into our building's elevator when my ex came running down the hall.
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"We have taken every step available to us, including executing multiple search warrants, interviewing multiple sources, and running down every lead we have found," the release said.
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But she noted that when Majors gunned down her brother, he was out on bail, accused of running down her mother with his car 11 months before.
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"With the help of the United States and so many organizations, why did it take so long to recover?" she told CNN, tears running down her face.
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My dessert was a cobbler by name but was really a low, crunchy, golden corn cake with a dark trench of blueberry sauce running down the middle.
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On the other hand, on the other hand the mayor shouldn't be running down the president of the United States — he's doing the best that he can.
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The similarities between the London Bridge and Westminster Bridge attack — both involving motorists running down pedestrians on a bridge — suggest that they are, in fact, being copied.
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It's a space Tushy's marketing head, Carrie Yang, enthusiastically mentioned earlier in the night when she was running down a list of all the party had in store.
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We've all been there: You swipe on a foundation sample that's seemingly spot-on, only to find you've got a less-than-flattering streak running down your neck.
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Amoros made his mark as a defensive sub in 1955, running down Yogi Berra&aposs drive in left field to halt a sixth-inning rally by the Yankees.
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A few years ago, Wheatcroft was running down a roadway near his home when he unknowingly came upon a battered car, abandoned on the shoulder the day before.
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" The editorial spent little ink explaining why Trump would be a poorer choice to lead America, writing, "Running down the other guy won't suffice to make that argument.
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Even after Parliament established its right to vote on the final deal, she didn't budge, instead trying (and failing) to frustrate Parliament's vote by running down the clock.
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By the 1950s the Soviet Union settled on a line running down the Ural mountains, and along the ridge of the Caucasus between the Black and Caspian Seas.
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It's a newly-discovered species of ankylosaurid, an armored dinosaur, and has a 10 foot-long tail (3 meters) with armor running down it, according to the museum.
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I've seen people after the end of a total eclipse with tears running down their face -- tears -- tears of joy and tears of being overcome with the event.
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Later, with 4:32 left and the shot clock running down, he hit another 3-pointer to give the Vols their first double-figure advantage at 30-20.
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Ulis answered with a 26.1-pointer and Booker nailed two more, the second a contested fadeaway from the top of the circle with the shot clock running down.
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He wore a fitted soft mint suit with a brighter mint green shirt and no tie — all that's missing are two columns of ruffles running down the placket.
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Over the course of the next few minutes, her partner, Carol Wixman, described firefighters and police officers flooding the scene and a woman running down the street, screaming.
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Separately, O'Rourke was forced to apologize for a "really hateful" murder fantasy he penned as a teenager in which he wrote about running down children in a street.
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Video showed demonstrators running down the street in the direction of the Parliament building, with one of the demonstrators hitting a television camera that was filming the scene.
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"We are just sitting with tears running down our cheeks looking out at the ocean," said Ms. Phi, who has been fishing from Nhan Trach all her life.
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With the clock running down, he took the ball on the right wing and made a forceful drive to the basket, directly in front of the Virginia bench.
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"I'm a millennial," she proclaimed with all the subtlety of nails running down a chalkboard, during a brief speech focused on getting out the vote for, well, millennials.
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The company said Uniqlo stores in Japan had focused on running down excess inventory, and operating profit in the country fell almost 8 percent from a year earlier.
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I could work out more, which would be the equivalent of running down my battery until it's almost dead but not actually dead, and only then charging it.
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Williams' pronounced and uneven brush strokes let the black underneath seep to the surface, while the light gray strip running down the right side is streaked with white.
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These special-occasion jorts extend below Duncan's knees, but still leave a long expanse of leg running down to the bottom of the shot, and Duncan's sandaled feet.
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Mr. Parker then doused one of the rooms with gas and lit it on fire before running down the stairs and leaving the building, all in 20 minutes.
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I had shoved everything I needed into a rickety folding cart that I had wheeled it into our building's elevator when my ex came running down the hall.
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That brings the total number of candidates in the running down to eight, in the single digits for the first time since the Democratic race began in earnest.
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That first letter helps to deduce KISSED at 39A, and maybe finally arrive at KISSEDANDM — that last M being the final letter in EDAM, running down from 24D.
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LOS ANGELES — It's hard to know what to make of the bright gold stripes running down the dark travertine lobby walls of the Scottish Rite Masonic Temple here.
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Burnett, the "OutFront" host, closed her opening segment by running down a lengthy list of all the times Trump's lieutenants claimed one thing while the opposite was true.
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But the best was the Quarkpiroggen, an elusive golden pillow of dough with a fat strip of sour quark cheese running down its back and dusted in sugar.
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"It makes you angry when [the police] are allowed to create this story about conduct by a young man who is literally running down a street," Smolens said.
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It is, like Freetown Sound, an intimate and thoughtful piece of work, flicking between piano improvisations and dance cuts, to shots of Hynes running down palm tree-lined streets.
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Hours before the candidate nomination window closed in January, a member of his team was photographed running down a Cairo street to the election commission to make the deadline.
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But with the meter running down toward Britain's exit from the bloc, Labour Party deputy leader John McDonnell suggested a break with such pomp and ceremony might be needed.
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During a visit to Gandhi's house (which has been converted into a museum today), the two were gifted white scarves with teal and orange stripes running down the middle.
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We don't have a crew to play a pick-up game with, but I get a good enough workout just by running down all of my errant jump shots.
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The new father of three arrived wearing a simple white T-shirt and grey sweatpants with a white line running down the pant leg, as well as white sneakers.
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So if you see such an animal running down the street in Queens, it's safe to shout "Runaway cow!" even if you don't have time to verify the sex.
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While no one treated Tia like a villain, the optics of Bekah sobbing with a single streak of mascara running down her face over Tia's behavior aren't exactly good.
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Capital Economic, a macroeconomic research consultancy, said it expects the government to keep running down its foreign reserves until after the election in order to keep the rupee pegged.
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"I was often drunk when I arrived, and once ran into a wall at the Paris [gym, in New York City], sending blood running down my face," she recalls.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A decade on big U.S. banks are still running down and selling off crisis-era mortgages, a process executives point to as weighing on loan growth.
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Travel + Leisure reports that Uskanli remembers running down the aisle of the plane and chasing after what he believed was a butterfly that emerged from a seat-back pocket.
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" Moments of sensuality hint at her wider, wilder perspective, such as the rain "drenching her arms and the grey-black material of her dress, running down between her breasts.
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It even has "Money" emblazoned on its side with the bottom entirely gold, you know, just in case you forget what you're wearing while running down the football field.
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But then, it goes one step further by letting you combine both screens into one big-ass display, albeit with a not-so insignificant gap running down the middle.
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Like the time the South Central LA rapper got shot in front of his So Way Out storefront and performed the same night with blood running down his leg.
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But experience has shown that miners can cling on for longer than expected, through a combination of cost-cutting, high-grading and running down previously built-up cash reserves.
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Tears (and mascara) running down her face, Perry also opened up about her past battles with alcohol — admitting that she had struggled with thoughts of suicide in the past.
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Surprisingly, the thing that I expected to dislike the most about the display — the crease running down the middle — wasn't as bad as it looked in photos and video.
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Kylie filmed herself getting done up in the dress, and then posted another clip of her running down a hallway in it -- seems like she can move that thing!!!
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Being the only girl on a team full of lads is tricky enough without the fear that you're going to be playing with period blood running down your thighs.
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On the menu running down the left side of the screen, click the "Link a credit or debit card" if that's what you'd like to use with your account.
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" So "I stood there looking at this little guy, tears running down my cheek" — "hoping he didn't see, but, if he did, hoping he'd feel that I loved him.
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And when he kissed my neck I bit him long and hard on the cheek, and when we came out of the room, blood was running down his face.
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He has had five surgeries this year (he asked that the specifics remain private), one of which left a long scar running down the left side of his neck.
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The 42-year-old Arkansas senator is a sure bet to win reelection, allowing him to use his war chest to assist the president and Republicans running down-ballot.
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In the third, Cespedes showed a glimpse of the Gold Glove form he displayed in 2015, running down a Tommy Pham line drive into the left-center-field gap.
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He doesn't have his partial teeth in, and he is drooling all over the top of my shaved head, the drool running down the left side of my forehead.
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When Urban Decay started selling a "sex-proof" mascara, Star wisely tested it out by giving his boyfriend oral sex off-camera, returning with makeup running down his cheeks.
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Saipov is facing the death penalty after being accused of running down pedestrians with a truck on New York's West Side bike path on Halloween 2017, killing eight people.
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Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais looked dapper in a black tuxedo while his partner, Jane Fallon, wore a black gown with black and gold sparkles running down the side.
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Instead of running down all the good Meredith has ever done, her friends and colleagues are forced to testify about all the big mistakes she's made over the years.
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One of the ways I think about it, when you talk about Amazon, Google, and Facebook is three semi trailers running down a highway that nobody can get around.
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How do you imagine, with these things, these giant semis running down the highway, owning the digital advertising, pretty much, not gonna be broken up at this point at least.
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With tears running down his cheeks, Bitcha went down on his knees to demonstrate how his captors whipped him while forcing him to speak to his brother on a cellphone.
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Take "Red Corner" (1995); yes, there is a hurried squiggle running down a vertical bar on the left border, indicating, perhaps, that its painted cousin should be a darker hue.
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And before the compliment was completely out of her mouth, both of her hands were on one side of my head, running down the length of my braids with fascination.
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At the restaurant, people called out his name; walking through the city's historic center after midnight two young men came running down the street after 2500 asking for a photo.
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Meanwhile the running down of America's diplomacy, a great tradition which brought France into the War of Independence and helped build the international system after the second world war, continues.
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On Sunday morning, police received several 911 calls from witnesses saying they saw a man on fire, running down the train tracks alongside Interstate 5, according to CNN affiliate KSWB.
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In Tuesday&aposs attack, Saipov drove his speeding truck for nearly a mile along a bike path, running down cyclists and pedestrians, then crashed into a school bus, authorities said.
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And, before BTS performed with Halsey, young female fans kept ushers busy as they had the tough job of keeping those fans from running down the aisles to get close.
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Police still are running down those clues, along with any connection to a green blanket or curtain found in the same area as Amy's body, reports Cleveland TV station WEWS.
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I DON'T SEE HOW RUNNING DOWN A LINE AT TACO BELL WHERE – I DON'T THINK PEOPLE REALIZE, WE DON'T MAKE A LOT OF THE PRODUCTS UNTIL THE CUSTOMER ORDERS THEM.
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"We have been forced into this by Theresa May delaying, running down the clock," McDonnell told Sky News, saying Labour is still pushing to get its alternative Brexit plan adopted.
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"Those are so fun!" she said, encouragingly, to a woman in a red leather skirt who was holding a pair of wide-legged jeans with zippers running down the sides.
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For hybrid cars with energy recovery systems, you can even control exactly when drivers are running down their boost charges by tapping on a battery meter, and when they're recharging.
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Part of what drew me to metal is that I'm not interested in that, in living life like some stock footage of two smiling people running down a sunlit beach.
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Drones can only fly for so long while carrying heavy gear, so this ensures that the drone can get there without using battery and escape without running down to empty.
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I look for short words with unusual letters to start, like the four-letter __ FF/DL __ entry running down the center, which I confidently and correctly solved to IFFY/IDLY.
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In his Rangers office recently, he rolled down a red-and-blue striped sock to expose a scar running down the outer half of his calf muscle to his ankle.
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In addition to jobs and investment, the protesters are now demanding an apology for the police violence; they accuse the National Guard of deliberately running down protesters in the camp.
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She had seen him only once since, soon afterward, when he had flown to Maine for his father's funeral and spoken before the whole church, tears running down his face.
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The names of the 58 victims of the Las Vegas shooting were also lit up on the ice with the words "Vegas Strong" in large letters running down the center.
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Critical Shopper I walk into the new Acne Studios store all wet, winter rain running down my coat and shoes, and see there are already puddles all over the floor.
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Much of that growth is being driven by consumer spending fueled not by rising income, but by borrowing more and running down savings, which have slumped to historically low levels.
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Sweat is running down your legs in rivulets, in streams, your heart is thumping, and you are wondering if sniffing the kush as you did earlier has got you high.
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"Until the inventory overhang is clearly running down and much smaller than it is today, that sensitivity will remain relatively low," said Richard Mallinson, an analyst for consultants Energy Aspects.
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Since I had THE MUSIC MAN running down the eastern portion of the grid, I was able to get GUNS (24A), WAS (27A), CPU (35A), AMID (38A) and INANE (41A).
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Since I had THE MUSIC MAN running down the eastern portion of the grid, I was able to get GUNS (24A), WAS (27A), CPU (35A), AMID (38A) and INANE (41A).
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I hit the edge of campus and kept running, down a street and off into the Cambridge night, which is how I found myself standing in front of the locals.
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In the two paintings titled "Wyoming Window, June" (2018), the rectangle is divided into two distinct areas, with a vertical band running down the middle, from the top to bottom edge.
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Following Britney Spears's disastrous 2007 VMA rendition of "Gimme More," Chris posted a YouTube video of himself standing in front of a white curtain with mascara running down his pale cheeks.
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Director Daniel Sackheim cuts in for a close-up in profile, and the water running down her face from the sprinklers mixes with her tears for the end of her relationship.
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Running down the clock to March 29th amounts to a policy of no deal and we are not prepared to wait until our toes are at the edge of the cliff.
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"As we ascended, we heard loud bangs, and noticed girls on the escalator next to us running down, followed by a large piece of equipment quickly tumbling after them," Jade continued.
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Kevin McMahill, undersheriff of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, said that despite running down more than 21,9 leads, and combing through social media and computer data, nothing has turned up.
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On Sunday morning, police received several 911 calls concerning a man on fire who was seen running down the train tracks that run parallel to Interstate 5, the police statement reads.
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Journalists ran all of those plays when an Uzbeki Muslim man was accused of running down and killing eight people and injuring a dozen others in New York City on Halloween.
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Pamela Anderson and ex Tommy Lee's son won't be running down a beach in red swim trunks anytime soon, but 18-year-old Dylan's Nylon May 2016 shoot is pretty close.
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" In one of his more inscrutable riffs, Trump told the crowd at Drake University, "I don't feel good about running down money because my whole life I've been greedy greedy, greedy.
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He can portray them as motivated by partisan spite, while running down the clock until after the next election, when the subpoenas expire, or at least until public attention moves on.
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So instead of running down to my boyfriend like I normally would, Carly and I ordered a pizza, popped in a Seinfeld DVD, and just loafed around our dorm all day.
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We need to embed expert logic into our approach and make it possible for IR folks to stop running down false positives and do their actual jobs, responding to security events.
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SAMA has been running down its foreign assets at an annual rate of over $100 billion, but even at that speed, it could easily maintain the peg for several more years.
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West of Rosslyn it also branched, with the Orange Line running through North Arlington and out to Fairfax, but with the Blue Line running down to merge with the Yellow Line.
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She took off a white wrap on the red carpet to reveal a red, blue, and white (and bedazzled) dress with Trump's campaign slogan "Make America Great Again" running down it.
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Inexplicable shots of a people running down the street, seemingly panicked, someone jumping off a bridge, are intercut with kaleidoscopic visuals—the grain of analog giving it all an added intensity.
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As the British athlete attempted to hobble forward, clearly in excruciating pain, his dad, Jim, can be seen running down to join him on the track despite objections from security personnel.
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The reason Dr. Lee wants to use this technique is to make sure she can access the lipoma safely, while avoiding Barb's spinal cord and the nerves running down her back.
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In a single day I can move from like working on a song to like masturbating or like running down the street to get a snack or meeting up with friends.
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But to help get to a relaxed posture about debt, it's also worth running down all the many perfectly good reasons legislators have from time to time to pay for programs.
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Sconces are often used in pairs, but Ms. Roberts sometimes installs a series — along a staircase or running down a hall, for example — as a design statement with a functional objective.
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I try to go and get some form of exercise: flipping a tire — you flip it, boom, like 20 times — or running down my driveway or going over the bike trails.
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"Running down a mountain pelted by rocks, dodging burning boulders and boiling steam - not an experience I ever ever want to repeat," the BBC's science correspondent Rebecca Morelle wrote on Twitter.
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Suddenly, their heads all turn to the door while USA Hockey lets out a soft, muffled moan, saliva running down its cheek and onto the finest pillow socialized medicine can offer.
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One guy was fashionably dressed with a silvery suede crew cut and had a body proportioned like Michelangelo's David, though somewhat more muscular with cable-like veins running down his arms.
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"When you climb up and have the sweat running down your neck, they hand you a paper with the financials, and that's when they tell you about the assessment," he said.
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Ms. Morie, who added Larson to her name after their first wedding, wore a lacy, white gown with a line of buttons running down the back like a narrow hiking trail.
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"My daughter, running down the hallway, was shot in the back with an assault weapon, the weapon of choice," Mr. Guttenberg said during the forum as Mr. Rubio stood stone-faced.
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The worst experience was when I was a young child, playing on my driveway, and heard several thwacks and felt a cold sticky substance running down the back of my neck.
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He said that rather than crossing the Spuyten Duyvil Bridge and running down the West Side of Manhattan to Penn Station, those trains would turn east and head toward Grand Central.
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But whether your recipient is running down aliens on a ringworld or taking their talents for mayhem to the high seas, there's bound to be something in this list they'll love.
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" • The aim is "to reassure members from across the House of Commons who are concerned that May is deliberately running down the clock and risking a potentially disastrous no-deal divorce.
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Read more:Rap mogul Suge Knight was sentenced to 28 years in prison for fatally running down a friend in a hit-and-run incidentRap mogul Suge Knight is going to prison for 28 years for fatally running down one of his friends with a pick-up truck Rap mogul Suge Knight's prosecutors accused him of bribing witnesses in his murder trial Rap mogul Suge Knight is suing Dr. Dre for $300 million, claiming Dre tried to murder him
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The complaint says that food processor Michele Butler-Savage that morning heard her co-worker Chris Crane say he had cut his finger, and saw "blood running down" his hand and arm.
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It has ribbed grooves running down its back and sides that you can grate cheese on, and in back there's a red jewel surrounded by engraved metal that reads Red Media Machine.
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As a young girl, I remember running down the gaming aisles at Walmart, scanning desperately for any covers with something other than gruff dudes with varying degrees of scowls on their faces.
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The police used live ammunition to disperse the marchers, and photographers captured graphic images of Ms. Sabbagh with blood running down her face as she died in the arms of a friend.
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As Puck, 68, was running down his menu for the night, he offered Rancic, 43, one of his famous chocolate Oscar statuettes — which were filled with passion fruit chocolate, to Rancic's surprise.
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There are two exceptions to this, though: running down the left side of your iPad's screen is a sidebar that includes modifier keys (command, option, control, and shift) and an undo button.
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"I would often find myself almost daily, I was 21, at midnight running down a dark street on my own with 10 big men chasing me," she said at the public hearing.
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Despite statistics showing there are fewer foreigners in the Netherlands than commonly believed, many voters feel Muslim immigrants are failing to integrate and running down a once-generous health and welfare system.
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Crystal Jensen, tears running down her face, said the storm passed in just three minutes, but it left her house in ruins and blew away photos and a bracelet from her father.
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It was only when I moved closer that I started to see them: wavy pencil marks running down the wall in small- to medium-length strokes, like residue from drops of rain.
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The mom character on the show, Marge Simpson, could be seen holding a sign that read "Unido" and middle daughter Lisa Simpson, with a tear running down her face, stood in front.
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In the meantime, the now-closed freeway has hosted a dinner party with a 500-person long table running down the center of the road and pop-up parks and farmers markets.
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In the second, a man is running down a deserted highway, apparently driven to try and escape some existential crisis brought on by the fact that Twitter is just so complicated, man.
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Other chilling reports at The Marshall House include faucets turning on by themselves and the sounds of children running down the hallways, even when there aren't any children staying at the hotel.
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"We told him about the whisky bar we intended to open and he asked if we'd ever thought of having an oak with two rivers of whisky running down it," he explains.
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But then the fun starts to turn dark, and by the end Nikki has a huge tear running down his face and they were both just sitting and watching the film silently.
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At the lectern, she read aloud children's letters to the president, calling attention to Mr. Trump's unsung fans but also running down the clock before journalists had a chance to ask questions.
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He seems to be having the time of his life this week at the daunting Black Course, sometimes running down the steep hills that lead from the tee boxes to the fairways.
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The gridlock they create amid the stunning chutes of water running down the steep granite slopes of Yosemite's glacier-carved valley results in a kind of drive-by naturalism that frustrates many.
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The middle of the picture is occupied by a luminous pool of water fed by a stream running down a rocky cliff side, rendered in glowing orange, rich dusky purple, and ochre.
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Tom Wolf and Senator Bob Casey, will be tough to beat, but some Republicans fear a divisive statewide ticket could also harm candidates running down-ballot, for Congress and the State Legislature.
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"People just came running down the street, saying, 'There's just been shots fired down the road,'" said George Baker, an employee at a bistro a few hundred yards from the apartment complex.
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Early in the third quarter, Porzingis blocked a shot by the Suns rookie Marquese Chriss and was running down the court when he tripped over Bledsoe and was pulled down by Chriss.
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Marianne demonstrates that a human face — paired with a haunting premise and music that's the sonic equivalent of spiders running down your spine — is enough to cement a villain as iconic forever.
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The Trump administration has broadly pursued a strategy of fighting House oversight and impeachment subpoenas, resulting in a string of lower-court losses that have nevertheless succeeded in running down the clock.
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Such back channeling could help the British work out what is realistic in order to avoid EU negotiators balking at their position, and the clock running down on the two-year deadline.
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Deutsche Bank is highly reliant on running down its non-core unit, progressing with business sales and further optimising RWAs and leverage exposure to remain on track to achieving its capital targets.
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Although done within a shorter period, Bluhm's work undergoes the biggest change, from layered fields of interwoven gestures and shapes, with drips running down the surface, to angular gestures in thicker paint.
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The vertical deep green band running down the left edge in "Colors of Life," one of two works on canvas, offers a perspective similar to peeking around a curtain or a wall.
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With the clock running down, businesses have said they have been left with no choice but to start enacting emergency measures to cope with a no-deal scenario, KPMG said on Sunday.
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The Serb was given a time violation warning and double faulted to offer Millman a break point opportunity before losing his first serve after running down the shot clock a second time.
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The indelible image of WWE's Paige is of her standing defiantly for an interview, leather jacket on and NXT Women's title on her shoulder, running down the very notion of the WWE Diva.
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Early on in A Plague Tale: Innocence, you're controlling a young girl, holding hands with her scared little brother, while running down a city street full of people trying to kill them both.
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While Thursday's vote is symbolic, it could again become the focus for increasing frustration in parliament over her strategy to leave the European Union, with many accusing May of running down the clock.
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An 11-2 Hoyas run made it a 69-63 game with two minutes remaining, but a running 3 from Rowsey as the shot clock was running down snuffed out a potential comeback.
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I mean, if it was edited, that would have been great if you could have cut the scenes out where the snot was running down my face and mascara was covering my forehead.
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So when Justin Timberlake kicked off the awards show by running down the aisles of the Dolby Theater singing the Trolls theme song "Can't Stop The Feeling," it was a little off-putting.
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"People were just running down the street," said Kuvanya Pillay, who was stuck in the salon with the bride-to-be and their mother for two hours after the street was shut down.
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Another candidate, Abed Bwanika, also accused him of running down the country's healthcare, pointing to hospitals going without drugs while some officials travel abroad for first class medical care at the taxpayers' expense.
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With no timeouts and the clock running down, he threw a Hail Mary in the form of a possible reference to a hour-long television drama that's been off the air since 2011.
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"What we've done in terms of trade is quite a few things," Ross said, running down a litany of measures including last week's push to install a new import tariff on Canadian lumber.
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The 3-pointer came as the shot clock was running down, gave the Bulldogs a 56-47 lead with 2:34 remaining and seemed to take the wind out of the Yellow Jackets.
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Clark County Undersheriff Kevin C. McMahill seemed almost apologetic Friday afternoon when he told reporters that despite running down some 225,000 leads, investigators still haven't come up with "credible information" concerning Paddock's motive.
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It was some kind of, um, performance, from Trump as he sought to cast Russia's meddling in the 2016 election as a "both sides" issue even while running down the US intelligence community.
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Not long into their date, the pair were running down a trail when a bison charged at Kayleigh Davis, 22,using its head to flip her into the air and puncture her thigh.
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A video shot by a witness and posted on YouTube by Haaretz, the Israeli newspaper, showed a thin man wearing a hoodie running down the Jaffa promenade, lunging at passengers in passing vehicles.
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CNN suggested Thursday that the terrorist attack in Barcelona, Spain, may have been inspired by the violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., because both involved a vehicle running down pedestrians.
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In fact, "it was sort of over the top," she said, with the large decorative beams beneath the overhanging roof and the wooden lattice pattern running down the side of the front porch.
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But for Sagaya Devi Edison — who stood outside the closed shrine on Sunday morning waiting for a prayer session and vigil, hands clasped and tears running down her cheeks — the miracle was personal.
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The main benefit with the G9 and other super-ultrawide 32:9 monitors is there's no bezel, or border, running down the middle of the screen like you get with two individual monitors.
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The change was detailed in a memo running down updates Hensarling plans to make to his Financial CHOICE Act, which is expected to serve as a blueprint for deregulatory efforts from congressional Republicans.
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Matt Farrell connected on a 3-pointer with the shot clock running down and nine seconds remaining to seal the No. 2.023 Fighting Irish's 75-70 victory on Saturday over Clemson in Purcell Pavilion.
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You've got a variety of options here, and you can also see the types of files and the applications that are taking up most room in the list running down the left-hand side.
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Despite the pain, the small surface area means the unpleasant part is fleeting, and tiny tattoos look so good running down a finger, it's hard not to want to add one to your collection.
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Keats was driving down Deans Avenue to go to the mall when she heard what she thought were firecrackers and saw young men running down the street, Newshub, a New Zealand news outlet, reported.
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When you are afraid, you clutch at your life like a scared little girl, and you can't do that, you will die, and you will die afraid with the shit running down your legs.
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Additional shots posted on photographer Jora Frantzis' account, show Cardi getting confrontational with the assembled photographers, and in one shot, the star's mascara can be seen running down her face as she gets emotional.
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The plan relies on some unusually arcane congressional procedure, so we're running down all the biggest questions around Markey's plan and laying out exactly what it would take for Congress to reinstate net neutrality.
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A 22-year-old South Carolina woman was sentenced Thursday to 12 years in prison after she admitted running down her husband with a pickup truck and dragging him to his death, PEOPLE confirms.
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For example, the staff responsible for the Fusion 360 software (a 3D design program) have a more open concept approach to their area, with a row of desks and chairs running down the middle.
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SVP of Engineering Josh Giegel told me they served to slow down the sled, just as running down the beach while dragging a stick along the sand behind you would quickly slow your pace.
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Still, Slok said, the risk he is watching at this transitionary period is the issue of running down the central bank's multitrillion-dollar balance sheet built up in the wake of the financial crisis.
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It has a beautiful, haunting aura that is quickly belied by young families strolling with their babies, teenage boys with architectural hair styles, and little children with rivulets of gelato running down their chins.
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With no idea that Harry Potter books form a SEPTET, I had "series" here, with "sort" instead of TYPE running down the end and ruining the northeast corner for me for a long time.
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During his initial travels, he says, Smith mostly encountered backpackers running down their savings, but subsequent generations of nomads emerged: first, marketing consultants often banking on sketchy S.E.O. schemes; next, freelance writers and programmers.
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"You never really lose the memory of the sounds, the smells and everything, including the blood running down your nose so you're smelling blood instead of breathing," he told Armchair General magazine in 2009.
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On High Holy Days, for example, when he asked the congregation to remember the unrecognized and the nameless, "there would be tears running down his cheeks at the pulpit," Fred Modell, a congregant, recalled.
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A giant bar running down the middle of the car adds to the roadster's fighter-jet aesthetic, but also creates a handy barrier should you not feel like talking to your passenger that day.
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The video shows the two-time Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc winner running down the 1,550-metre high Romsdalhorn in Norway, meeting Heimen on his path as the Norwegian struggles on his way up.
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Meanwhile Barr, who in theory has a massive and important government department to run, has been personally busy on international investigatory trips to places like Italy, running down the thinnest threads of the case.
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Welcome to a special legal-eagle edition of Replay, where we're running down the biggest (and most interesting) stories in games from the past week that don't involve Apple Arcade, which we've covered elsewhere.
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"We have taken every step available to us, including executing multiple search warrants, interviewing multiple sources and running down every lead we have found," the Rexburg police said in a statement on Dec. 30.
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Which brings us to Monday, when Ms. Bulochnikov gave a detailed — some might say exhaustive — interview to Entertainment Weekly, running down the events of the night and who was at fault minute by minute.
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He retweeted and then deleted two messages on Tuesday, one that featured a cartoon train running down a character intended to represent the news network CNN and one that called the President a fascist.
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But instead of running down the clock and going for a field goal, Minshew threw to Winston in the right corner of the end zone for the game-winning score on the next play.
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WWE running down Ryback's contract rather than letting him work until its termination doesn't just drive down his current wages; by keeping him out of public view, it lowers his value once he leaves.
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But critics accuse her of running down the clock in the hope that Parliament will vote for her unpopular deal as the only way to avoid the worse fate of a cliff-edge departure.
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The British leader says she needs more time to negotiate with the E.U., but critics say she is trying to pressure Parliament by running down the clock on the March 29 deadline for withdrawal.
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If you're in Safari (or Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Mail, or Apple Maps) and make a capture, on the editing screen you'll see a new feature running down the right side of the iPhone screen.
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That quarter's most infamous call, in which Mike Bibby was called for a foul after receiving a swift elbow from Kobe Bryant, did indeed leave the Kings guard with blood running down his nose.
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UPDATE: Last night everyone on Twitter was talking about Mirai Nagasu, not just because she landed a triple axel, but because it looked like she had a massive "USA" tattoo running down her inner thigh.
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" In a typical line from "Barney Miller," Fish bemoaned the effects of age: "Do you know what it feels like to be running down 43rd Street and your partner is cornering a guy on 52nd?
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Prime Minister Theresa May also put off a vote on her Brexit deal until as late as March 12, setting up a showdown this week with lawmakers who accuse her of running down the clock.
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Maryland (7-1, 1-0) had just a two-point lead when Cowan drilled his second three with the shot clock running down, pushing the Terrapins to a 183-59 advantage with 34.1 seconds remaining.
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Thirteen people were killed on Thursday afternoon when a van driven by a suspected Islamist militant mounted a pedestrian walkway running down Las Ramblas avenue in central Barcelona, mowing down crowds strolling along the boulevard.
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If we had to spell out the Antoni Porowski's Queer Eye uniform, it would be this: a graphic tee, jeans, sneakers, and a single tear running down his cheek brought on by an emotional breakthrough.
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By the end of the first quarter of 2017, HSH had 9.9 billion euros in its so-called 'bad bank' that it is running down, and the remaining 6.7 billion euros in its core bank.
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The film ends, however, with a montage set to Tom Petty's "Running Down a Dream" paired with some splashy factoids about O'Rourke's Senate bid that had some of the biggest fundraising numbers in Senate history.
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All I could do with my son was go to my car and pray, beg God for my daughter's safety because I know she was running down the hallway and the shooter was still there.
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In Tuesday&aposs attack, Saipov drove his speeding truck for nearly a mile along a bike path near the World Trade Center, running down cyclists and pedestrians, then crashed into a school bus, authorities said.
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Derek, 61, wore the hairstyle — known as Fulani braids, after the Fulani women of East and West Africa — in the 1979 film 10, which featured an iconic scene of the star running down a beach.
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Hannah can no longer pretend she's the girl running down the street with no pants, since she's now the mother waiting at home to hug her child and tell them to do their damn homework.
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Opposition Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn was among those who criticized the move to delay a parliamentary vote on the Brexit deal, saying May was "recklessly running down the clock" near to the departure date.
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After running down a ridge just beyond a fence located off a private residence near Crystal Cove in southern California, the jumper briefly sizes up the landing, which can't be seen from his vantage point.
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"PREPARE FOR THE ULTIMATE FIGHTING GAME" read the back of the box, one of the newer, blue-background Mega Drive cases with the slick new console logo running down the side of the front cover.
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People guilty of "running down the government... in any manner" will be blocked from leaving the country for three years, in order to protect the country's image overseas, a source told local paper The Star.
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Which is why, on most Sundays this season, you'll find me running down a sideline on kickoffs and punts, content to bring up the rear of my team's coverage, guarding against a costly outside return.
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But when Jia made his appearance running down a long runway in a cloud of dry ice, he had to tell the audience his LeSee prototype car couldn't drive down the show's runway as planned.
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Those reserves grew when the Fed created funds to purchase bonds after the crisis but have been running down in more recent months as the Fed worked to restore policy to a more normal stance.
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At AccuLynx, the software firm, there is a giant slide running down from the second floor to the first, a video-game console and a giant gold bell that is rung when sales are made.
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Since May, when his clip attacking the governing parties was watched 15 million times in just 10 days (a record for a nonmusical clip in Germany), the mainstream press has been running down his door.
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Unfortunately, history suggests that Mr. Trump will be content with another colorful photo opportunity and more diplomatic shadow boxing that perpetuates the illusion of success, while running down the clock on a nearly intractable challenge.
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Cities like Campina Grande in Paraiba were nearing emergency conditions, Reuters found in a visit to the area last year, with a reservoir running down to 4 percent of capacity and agriculture in crisis without irrigation.
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"She was crying, she had tears running down her face, she was all dirty, she hasn't had a shower in two weeks," neighbor Autumn Lee Butchino, who found the girl in her driveway, told WETM-TV.
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If you're running down the wire to file, remember that you essentially have two options: hire a CPA or file on your own using an at-home tax preparation service like TurboTax or H&R Block.
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Ezra Pound is climbing a volcano, his thoughts, burning And me hearing water running down, spreading into the living room… (49) Adnan writes these two tercets as contrasts of him/me, upward/outward, and interiority/exteriority.
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Paul Bates from Hunters Knives told Motherboard in an email that the company will stop selling zombie knives in accordance with the new legislation, and that it has already been running down stocks of these products.
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This may be most true on defense, where Dunn specializes in running down passes and layups in a way that recalls John Wall, and not just because Dunn himself brings up Wall as an aspirational parallel.
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He sees it, like the stalled Geneva peace process, as a form of displacement activity in which the Obama administration "pretends to have a policy, but is really just buying time and running down the clock".
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"There was a cameraman, an older Jewish gentleman, who literally mouthed the words 'I'm sorry' to me, and he had tears running down his face," said Kumar, president and CEO of Latino political group Voto Latino.
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The Nuggets cut their deficit to eight but the Hawks managed a dunk by Len and another 268-pointer by Young, who then turned and said something to the Denver bench before running down the court.
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That means spacious interiors for textbooks and lunchboxes, padded straps that are comfortable even when you're running down the hallway because you're late to class (which we're not recommending, by the way) and other practical features.
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"It's always been Christian's dream to play in the Premier League... because of this background and his contract running down in 2020, we decided to accept Chelsea's incredibly lucrative offer," said Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc.
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The future of Britain's 2016 vote to leave the EU has never been so uncertain and May has been accused of "running down the clock" to pressure her Conservatives and DUP allies to back her deal.
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Witnesses described medical workers ripping a fire hose from the wall to use as a tourniquet on one victim's leg, while others recalled the horrific sight of the gunman, his torso aflame, running down a hallway.
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"No one has shown more contempt for other nations and for the well-being of their own people than the depraved regime in North Korea," he said, running down a laundry list of human-rights abuses.
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This instinct is suggested by a passage in her 22016 memoir—titled " Country Girl "—in which she notes that one of her London homes had the extraordinary asset of a lawn running down to the Thames.
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She wore a sea foam green silk J. Mendel dress with a high, round neck, long, sheer sleeves and vertical ruffles, like tiny ripples in a becalmed bay, running down the body, designed by Gilles Mendel.
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She left vowing to pick up the conversations in Brussels on Tuesday amid accusations from EU officials and British Parliamentarians alike that she is running down the clock, unnecessarily putting everyone in danger of economic harm.
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We have the ATLANTIC OCEAN running down the center of our grid today and, on either side of the "Pond," Mr. Trudeau has managed to symmetrically place the British and American English equivalents for four words.
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"I was running down the stairs in heels with a cup of coffee in hand, I was talking over my shoulder and my heel caught and I fell backwards," Clinton said in the interview last year.
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The Chargers, with fresh memories of a regular-season loss to the Ravens, crafted a defensive scheme around running down Jackson and knocking the ball loose, and, much to the Ravens' chagrin, it worked to perfection.
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Moss disappears entirely into Becky, down to the way she spells out certain words, letter by letter, even in the middle of an unhinged rant, her mascara running down her cheeks as she sweats, drinks, and bleeds.
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"I don't like to say move on because I don't think I'll ever move on with the fact that she's not here with me or with our family," Mowry-Housley said, a tear running down her face.
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"Turns out the kids have been using my election leaflets to get through the facial recognition lock..." So, I was wondering why the battery on my laptop was running down every time I left it at home.
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Hog Hammock, where she lived, was the last community of Saltwater Geechee on the island, and the island the last undeveloped place in the chain of Sea Islands running down the coast of South Carolina and Georgia.
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In Friday's game against Romania, it was Payet's superb strike from distance that proved decisive, and this time — with the clock running down — Griezmann placed himself in perfect position to nod in a cross from Adil Rami.
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He is that ascetically-but-unobtrusively-handsome actor, with those deep grooves running down each side of his face; the one who disappears so thoroughly into his roles that you've never thought much about who he is.
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"It should have been obvious," said Donald Trump as he tried to back away from denying Russia's hand in the 2016 election, running down US intelligence services and cozying up to Vladimir Putin in Helsinki this week.
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Most frog species remain in an embrace during the fertilization, but in this case, the eggs are fertilized by the sperm running down the female's back and hind legs, reaching the eggs after the couple has separated.
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There are wide bike lanes running down the middle of the long, roughly L-shaped complex, and dozens of kiosks and stands between the bike lanes and the pedestrian walkways on either side of the long hall.
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Now, the clock is running down to the wire: Europe's privacy regulators have said they will begin to take enforcement action against U.S. firms at the end of the month if a new agreement is not reached.
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She captioned the second image "BO WEST," presumably as an ode to Derek, the 1970s actress who popularized this braided hairstyle in the 1979 film 10, which featured an iconic scene of the star running down a beach.
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Season 2 has Harry back from administrative leave and jumping right back into action — literally jumping, over a wooden fence and then running down and tackling a much younger suspect, the old-man strength clearly kicking into gear.
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It's not uncommon, Dominic tells me, to be running down a narrow stretch of the route only to hear a heavy gallop and a shout of "horse!" from behind you—your cue to get out of the way.
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The original TV series is infamous for its slow-motion shots of female lifeguards running down the beach, but the poster for the upcoming film proves that this time around, they guys will experience just as much objectification.
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Chiller said her team had identified some 200 problems with the accommodation at the weekend - including water running down the walls, dirty floors and a strong smell of gas - but the list was now down to single figures.
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He continues: Then stay downstairs, the other two will take the lift to the third floor, go directly to the room, open the door, shoot everyone, move fast even avoiding the lift and take the stairs running down. . . .
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Van Lanschot continues to implement its strategy to concentrate on private banking and asset management activities while running down its non-core loan book (commercial real estate and SME loans, 12% of gross loans at end-June 2017).
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SKOPJE (Reuters) - A day after protesters stormed Macedonia's parliament and left him with blood running down his face, Social Democrat leader Zoran Zaev said on Friday he was confident of forming a government despite vehement opposition from nationalists.
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In a world so crowded with entertainment choices, I find it hard to imagine seeking out a show where the entire point seems to be exhaustively running down the ways in which an oppressive society could abuse women.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With time running down, congressional negotiators on U.S. border security funding have not settled the hot-button issues that confront them, but lawmakers expressed optimism on Monday that a deal could be struck before a Feb.
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José de Jesús "Chucho" León Hernández: I was raised by two Catholic aunts, and religious paraphernalia was all over my house: souls burning in Purgatory, images of the Passion of Christ with blood running down his body, candles.
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"I am heartbroken by the sight of SWAT teams running down avenues normally filled with students, and angered by the fear that one person with a firearm can inflict on a community," Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said.
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The Black Car has a roofline similar to what is known of that rather mysterious Atlantic, including a dorsal fin running down the center; the horse collar grille; and the signature swoop of the passenger compartment's side windows.
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Ask the guy running the stall what fruit is good right now (he'll know best), get the spicy, salty, limey seasoning to be tossed over it, and eat right there in the street, juices running down your chin.
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Although the snot and tears running down her cat face for most of the film can get distracting, Hudson is magnetic as Grizabella, and her show-stopping rendition of the iconic second-act ballad "Memory" is positively mesmerizing.
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Outside, the mouthwatering smell of kebabs grilling over charcoal in long metal trays on the sidewalks wafts along the street, although nowadays it mingles, probably more than ever, with the odor of raw waste running down open sewers.
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British drugmaker Vectura reported a doubling in first-half losses and warned full-year revenues would be hit by customers running down stocks of asthma inhaler Flutiform, sending its shares as much as 14 percent lower on Wednesday.
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As any pedestrian can attest, simply crossing the street is often a near-death experience, with trucks and taxis plowing through crowded crosswalks with no concern for those they are almost running down or worry about getting caught.
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The phone model I saw at a briefing in San Francisco last month had a papaya-orange leather back, with visible stitching along the edges and a thin spatula of black electrochromic glass running down the center spine.
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But some Conservative and many opposition lawmakers accuse May of "running down the clock", edging Britain closer to the exit date to try to force parliament into a choice between backing her deal or leaving without an agreement.
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Cousins will not need surgery, according to media reports, to repair the left quad muscle, which he tore while running down a lose ball in the first half of the Warriors 135-131 loss to the Clippers in Oakland.
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Image: CDCLyme disease is the most common vectorborne disease in the United States, but it's also mostly confined to a small swath of the country running down the eastern seaboard to the Mid Atlantic and along the Great Lakes.
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According to new court docs ... the responding officer arrived right after another driver had pounded on Thomas' window to wake him up, and noticed he had spit on his now-open window and it was running down the door.
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The start of the LaGuardia construction has already led to traffic backups bad enough that travellers have been spotted abandoning taxis and cars on the nearby Grand Central Parkway and running down the highway on foot, luggage in tow.
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The NBA is emphasizing the real-time nature of "turbo boosts" – they literally want you to tap and activate it right before someone jumps to make a 3-pointer, or is running down the court on a fast break.
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"I have met people throughout this campaign, young people with tears running down their cheeks, who are literally worried that they or their parents will be deported tomorrow, that they will be separated from their loved ones," he said.
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The Running of the Bulls involves hundreds of people dressed in white shirts and red neckerchiefs running down narrow streets in front of fighting bulls before ending in the city's bull-ring, where bullfights take place in the afternoon.
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I leave with blood running down my arm and rush home to get a Band-Aid and to have lunch (Mediterranean tuna salad with canned tuna, olives, capers, sun-dried tomatoes I always have around, and spinach from AmazonFresh).
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The book assumes up front that readers find everything in this list as unbearably cool as Cline does, and that just running down an exhaustive list of Wade's favorite things is enough to make him appealing, relatable, and enviable.
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Labour opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn has consequently accused the prime minister of "running down the clock" until the late March deadline, with what he termed her "pretense" of continuing to work on cross-party initiatives to break the deadlock.
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Before Jodie Sweetin could even process that she and partner Keo Motsepe had been eliminated on week 8 of Dancing with the Stars there were already tears running down the cheeks of her Fuller House costar Candace Cameron Bure.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party does not want a second Brexit referendum but has been forced into supporting one by Prime Minister Theresa May running down the clock on negotiations, Labour's finance spokesman John McDonnell said on Sunday.
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Choose a lower tempo, and you can practically see an astronaut silently running down the hallway of a spaceship, while at a higher speed, you can enjoy a new album of songs doing their best impersonation of Philip Glass.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's biggest city Sydney is running down its water supply at the fastest rate on record with dams expected to fall below half maximum capacity due to the worst drought on record, the government said on Friday.
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Local history claims that the Karsten Hotel is haunted by the ghost of its original owner and the hotel's namesake, William Karsten, well as his grandson, William "Billy" Karsten III, who can supposedly be heard running down hallways giggling.
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It is the result of a reasonably well-funded dedicated partisan opposition research campaign, and of editorial decisions by the managers of major news organizations to dedicate resources to running down every possible Clinton email lead in the universe.
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Back home in Virginia, my mother was in the slow process of dying of cancer; she'd hung on for my high-school graduation and sat with fierce pride and tears running down her cheeks as I got my diploma.
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Napalm, Agent Orange, cluster bombs, destruction of villages and towns, rapes, tortures, Kim Phuc, the naked young girl running down the country road and screaming with pain from the napalm on her body, are seared in our collective conscience.
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Under the ground, the fiber optic cable would connect with another one running down the coast 4 miles (6 kilometers) to a cable landing site in a bigger coastal town, Pacific City, where four cables are already in place.
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After the tear gas, when we had found each other again on a street corner a few blocks away, I must have looked visibly shaken, as we saw riot police running down the same street we had come from.
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With time running down after Britain triggered the two-year divorce process in March, May is keen to push the talks to a discussion of future trade to try to offer nervous businesses some certainty over their investment decisions.
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John Probst, an employee who was in the building at the time, told ABC 7 Chicago that he recognized the gunman, a co-worker, "running down the aisle" with a pistol that had a green laser attached to it.
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Another depicted blood running down the front of the book, which claimed that Ling Jihua, who once served a post in Beijing akin to the White House chief of staff, was involved in a murder conspiracy in the United States.
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And who has spent much of the past 18 months running down special counsel Robert Mueller, the team he assembled and the report he released on Russian interference in the 2016 election and the possibility that the President obstructed that probe.
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"The problem is that the prime minister is insisting on her deal, which has already been defeated very heavily in the parliament and running down the clock by trying to keep the threat of no-deal on the table," Corbyn said.
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The actor walked the red carpet with his then-wife Sasha Czack on his arm, wearing a black tux with a white shirt featuring ruffles running down the center, leaving it unbuttoned just enough to expose the top of his chest.
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"I was not coming out fresh and when you play someone like Caroline, who is running down every point, you have to fight," said Mladenovic, who is yet to win a Tour title following her third loss in a singles' final.
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"Tears are running down the cheeks of the Statue of Liberty tonight as a grand tradition of America, welcoming immigrants, that has existed since America was founded has been stomped upon," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement.
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A girl he controlled and could be anything he wanted all I saw was a very frightened girl who I didn't even recognize with mascara running down her cheeks and the saddest face I had ever glimpsed staring back at me.
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But the IMF urged the central bank to let exchange rates move more freely and to abolish a dual system of official and market rates, saying this would prevent Iran's foreign reserves from running down and make the economy more competitive.
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Some researchers question whether dogs experience feelings like love and loyalty, or whether their winning ways are just a matter of instincts that evolved because being a hanger-on is an easier way to make a living than running down elk.
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He then started holding the ball at the top of the key for the first 26 or so seconds of each offensive possession, running down the shot clock before taking a few uninspired dribbles and launching a contested three-pointer.
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Household spending and sentiment had bounced back strongly, and a sharp fall in factory output in April could reflect firms running down excess inventory which built up in the period of bad weather in the first quarter, the BoE said.
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"Scott and Marc have written a song called 'The View from Here' that was designed for the glass elevator, and when it was played for me for the first time, I sat with tears running down my face," he said.
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The bodycon dress, featuring a plunging neckline, high-leg slit and large gold safety pins running down the side, was designed by the late Gianni Versace, and first featured on the runway on model Helena Christensen in the Spring of 1994.
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Fusion drawing involves pouring molten glass into a V-shaped trough and letting it overflow down the sides of that trough, clinging to them and running down them as treacle might cling to and run down the outside of a bowl.
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After our first exercise, where the class was supposed to imagine our thoughts drifting in and out of our minds like leaves on a stream—I was so overwhelmed by anxious thoughts that I had tears running down my cheeks.
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Trump has vehemently denied those accusations, and there is no data yet to gauge whether he will suffer further fallout in the polls, but it's another issue that has knocked Trump off-message with time running down before Election Day.
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By artfully running down their frequent lies, their confident declarations of truth that turned out to be abysmally wrong, and their post-hoc justifications for their mistakes, Danner constructs a terrifyingly clear picture of the distorted logic of the Bush administration.
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Refiners are currently building up stocks of lower-sulphur fuels and running down inventories of higher-sulphur fuels, a move that should boost refining margins as more of the cleaner fuels are needed to build adequate supplies ahead of the change.
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Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell will testify to the U.S. Senate later in the day and markets will look for signs interest rate increases will resume later this year and the policymakers will stop running down the central bank's balance sheet.
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Under an economic reform program launched last year, Saudi Arabia is seeking to use non-oil means to generate much of its additional future energy needs, to avoid running down oil resources which are required to generate foreign exchange through exports.
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The literal centerpiece is a hall made up to look like some combination of a church and a throne room, with the Iron Throne in the middle (with a glowing Red Cross logo behind it) and pews running down each side.
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"Farmers on the east coast of Australia are facing continued dry conditions and we'll be scaling back manufacturing and running down inventories in anticipation of another difficult season," Greg Hunt, Nufarm's managing director and chief executive officer, said in a statement.
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GE reported a 16 percent drop in lighting revenues but a turnaround to a small profit in the third quarter, with an operating margin of 4.8 percent, partly due to a running down of its traditional lighting business and a restructuring.
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As the players strode through the lobby toward the theater reserved for them, Adams attracted attention from other moviegoers at the multiplex, and not just because of his Samson locks, handlebar mustache and tattoo ink running down his right arm.
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I brainstormed ideas wanting to do something New York-centric, thus the NEW YORK NEW YORK running through the middle and ELLIS Island and CHINATOWN running down ... but a little YOU BETCHA as a shout-out to the Minnesotans out there!
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Bomb-sniffing dogs examined vehicles entering the 500-acre grounds, military personnel patrolled in jeeps and Secret Service agents tried to blend into the crowd in sky blue golf shirts, given away by the corded earphones running down their collars.
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According to sports science journalist David Epstein, sprinters in Owens's time used cinders, the ash burned from wood, as a starting block, and had to use a trowel to dig holes to start from before running down a soft surface.
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You also marvel at his confidence as he moves his lighter closer and closer to the page until the powder ignites, the flame running down the lines like dominoes, leaving nothing but ash and Dino's image burnt onto the page.
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Dodging the projectiles by performing a shrinking twisting flip would be cool enough, but then she takes it to the next level by running down the side of the thrown blade to rebound and give the knife-thrower a stinging response.
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She has said a delayed vote on her deal will take place in mid-January, prompting some lawmakers to accuse her of trying to force parliament into backing her by running down the clock as the March 29 exit day approaches.
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The best ones lingered with me after the game, such as the man on horseback encountered in the night, blood running down his shoulders, or the elegant woman who wore a yellow ribbon around her neck everyday in her town.
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Thede lists the subjects at hand in a graphic over her shoulder like she's on ESPN running down the biggest sports stories of the day, then gets to work reeling them off like she's delivering one knockout punch after another.
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"Our focus has to be stopping her running down the clock so she can demand her deal or no deal - a highly irresponsible strategy going against the grain of her party and the mood in the country," Labour lawmaker Seema Malhotra told Reuters.
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The car also has an aerodynamic "shark fin" running down its spine that's similar to the one being used on the current F1 car, though that's a more curious choice since the series has banned that piece of tech for next season.
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While glitter eyeliner might go running down your face after hours in the sun and glitter hairspray will leave iridescent specks in your roots for days, glitter-infused lotions, perfumes, and sunscreens can offer the same sparkle and shine without the mess.
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Even days later, I noticed the way a warm breeze danced on my skin; the roasty, oily scent of my morning coffee; and the first tangy burst of a fresh orange slice popped in my mouth, the juice running down my fingers.
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When you get down to brass tacks, the essentials of a bridal makeup look are simple: foundation, concealer, blush, highlighter — plus the add-ons that keep everything from running down your face when you're twirling around the banquet hall at your reception.
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Authorities say a 16-year-old boy will be prosecuted as an adult for murder in Maryland, where, according to charging documents, he has been accused of fatally running down a 29-year-old policewoman who confronted him during a burglary investigation.
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Asked about when the Fed would end its policy of running down its balance sheet, Clarida told CNN that some external estimates say the process could end when bank reserves held by the central bank fall to between $1 trillion and $1.2 trillion.
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"It appears that May is running down the clock ... maybe she is thinking some MPs who don't like her deal may like it in two weeks time when there is very little time left on the clock," said CMC Markets analyst David Madden.
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After literally running down many of their fellow Muslims, the suspect found protection -- not wanton vigilantism -- at the hands of a group of congregants and an imam at the mosque, who stood guard over him as the police came to retrieve him.
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One moment we are frolicking through a field of fresh barley towards our beloved other halves, the next we find ourselves slumped on a sofa, mascara running down our faces, apathetically trying to scrub the mushy peas out of our squalid bathrobes.
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Meantime, Stefano Tonchi, the W editor, is running down a list of Asian cities on the grueling itinerary of his husband, the art dealer David Maupin, one of those people for whom it is nothing to fly to Seoul for a day.
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LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Britain's bad bank, which is running down the loans of two bailed out lenders, said on Monday it was in exclusive talks with Australian firm Computershare for it to manage 30 billion pounds ($42.81 billion) in mortgage assets.
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Running down the list of accomplishments and projects from Tool to A Perfect Circle to Puscifer to guest starring on Mr. Show to winemaking to god knows what else, Keenan's penchant for developing penchants extends well beyond an assortment of boredom-induced hobbies.
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Linking up with friends to go spelunk for loot in the Zone while moving between car to car as cover feels great, and the clipped chatter between groups passing one another in the snow sends a shiver running down my spine every time.
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In Trump's mind then there is nothing at all contradictory about a 55-minute public jaw session on Tuesday in which he decried the nastiness of politics and talked up his commitment to changing things and a Wednesday tweet running down California Sen.
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Still, convention speakers spent the final night running down the long list of Clinton's qualifications, and celebrating the milestone of becoming the first major American political party to ever elect a woman as its presidential candidate and Clinton's long list of qualifications.
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" Hot Spring treads similar ground like on "No Money," where he also references universally popular songs, singing, "I've been dancing in the dark / I've been running down a dream / I've been running up that hill, but floating back down in a stream.
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His fans even have a special chant for him: "Mo Salah, Mo Salah, running down the wing …" Even as Britain fights rising Islamophobia, Mr. Salah is an Egyptian and a Muslim who is not just accepted in the country but also adored.
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"I suspect that the pilot wrote what you see in the log, and he verbally told maintenance that, 'Hey, the trim was running down, and we had to use the stabilizer cutout switches, and we flew the airplane back manually,' " he said.
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Where his compatriot Nick Kyrgios slumped to a tame loss at the hands of Roger Federer earlier in the day, De Minaur started on the front foot, running down everything Cilic sent over the net to carve out a 2-0 lead.
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Another time at Old City Hall in Toronto, when it was converted into a courthouse, one of my colleagues was bringing in a prisoner through the back, and as soon as he saw daylight, he bolted and starting running down Bay Street.
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"Rory is still in Stars Hollow, working at the Gazette, where the poem is the highlight of the paper, but something weird is happening with her computer and Kirk's pig, Petal, is running down the street with a sign that reads "Kick up a rumpus.
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Using the same methods of journalism, running down information and checking it with multiple sources means the press secretary can avoid reporting as news what is just one faction's view on an issue within the White House, or incomplete information from well-intentioned colleagues.
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Adding to the spiciness of the mix: Goldberg has found success by unapologetically building businesses based around Google search results, while Topolsky has spent the past few years running down attempts by digital publishers to build scale on the backs of Google or Facebook.
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The prime minister seems determined to persist with her tactic of pretending to renegotiate her deal with the EU, running down the clock in the hope that MPs will feel forced to approve the deal as time runs out and the cliff edge draws nearer.
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"The Russians are working an operation that takes the form of water running down a rock field — it flows through all the easiest paths," Nance said, referring to the many different touch-points that have emerged between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
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Here is where you find the best places to run—the internet is, obviously, a good source as well—so you're not that weird scared person running down busy streets at 4 PM. Trails and long unbroken paths are your best bet for starting out.
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Cops in Galveston, TX tell us ... Shane was drinking early Sunday morning at a bar and got into a verbal altercation, bolted outside and started running down the middle of the street around 2 AM. Cops spotted him and asked where he was headed.
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Golden seemed to have slipped, tripped, or collapsed while running down the sideline, and his attempts to get back up resulted in him collapsing once, and while on his way back to the bench, he collapsed once again and lay face-down for several minutes.
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The first step in Rodriguez's progression from the injury he sustained running down the first base line May 3 in Baltimore took place in an empty stadium about three and a half hours before New York's 7-212 victory over the Kansas City Royals.
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Randy Komisar, a partner at Kleiner Perkins who had been a young lawyer at Apple, recalled Mr. Campbell running down a hall one day and dragging him into a dark conference room to tell him he was starting the software company that would become Claris.
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I guess the other thesis of this Michael Wolff piece from a year and a half ago is that you're quoted too much, and that everyone quotes you, and he's also running down people like me who are journalists who quote you a lot.
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"It's pretty clear the White House has fumbled on pulling out of the Paris agreement and the rest of the country has picked up the ball and is running down the field," said Daniel Firger, who is leading the America's Pledge effort for Bloomberg Philanthropies.
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And we stared at the now iconic photo of 20113-year-old Edith Windsor running down the steps of the Supreme Court, arms held above her head, pink and orange scarf billowing in the breeze like some kind of knight who just vanquished a dragon.
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When she and her husband were remodeling their home, she told senators, she insisted on having a second front door — an obvious reference to how she escaped the home where she said the assault occurred by running down the stairs and out the front door.
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For one thing, McGinty is likely to be running down ballot of Hillary Clinton — another woman who's been accused of doing whatever it takes to accrue money and power for herself and her husband (including using her political position to help her husband's clients).
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The company is even tacitly acknowledging that he's not that good; Cena's running down of Reigns' skills— capped off by the probably ad-libbed and definitely brutal advice from Cena that Reigns really needs to learn how to cut a promo—didn't come from nowhere.
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Overall, the room was pleasant and we couldn't hear our next-door neighbors, though we were woken up by the sounds of kids running down the hallway every morning and were never able to sleep in on any of days we spent at the resort.
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The eyes of these dragonflies — the species Sympetrum vulgatum, also known as the vagrant darter — encase the top of the insect's head in an iridescent dome, with a thin line running down the middle the only visible reminder that they may have once been separate.
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Inspired by a stuffed iguana a friend had brought him from Mexico, Mr. Wade used wire mesh and polyurethane foam to fabricate the work, a ferocious-looking monster with an open, spiky-toothed mouth, knifelike spines running down its back and an impressively large dewlap.
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Over time, her writing evolved from largely academic texts to books, with titles like "Listen … Our Land is Crying" and "Running Down: Water in a Changing Land," that denounced unsustainable land and water use in Australia and the threats posed by a booming population.
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It looks like a ring, featuring a simple gold (or silver, if you prefer) bar that can be worn in two ways: with the bar positioned vertically, running down the length of your finger, or with the bar positioned horizontally, stretching across the length of three fingers.
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This is demonstrated by agreed or completed business disposals, progress in running down the Non-Core Operating Unit (NCOU) to EUR33711153bn risk-weighted assets (RWAs) at end-21750M21000, and further to below EUR2110bn by year-end, and agreements with the works council over reducing staff in Germany.
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