Eventually, he runs into a giant spider with Josh's face.
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Lo and behold, he runs into another nest of snakes.
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Anne runs into Gilbert outside the pawn shop in town.
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While shopping, Offred runs into Ofglen in the produce aisle.
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That is exactly where art's criticality runs into the void.
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That makes them vulnerable if the market runs into trouble.
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Beck runs into him, and Joe, at first, acts surprised.
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She goes out for a walk and runs into Tobin.
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It's the way time kind of runs into itself again.
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The money riding on the outcome runs into the trillions.
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A large sculptural water feature runs into a hot tub.
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So what happens when the home team runs into trouble?
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Sometimes, it was hard fitting in runs into her day.
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Batman follows him — and that's where he first runs into Supes.
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Worse, the data runs into a big problem with selection bias.
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First, he runs into the jungle in search of an idol.
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At minute 11, Kesisti runs into one of those gated areas.
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When he runs into Dr. Grossman, he shows off his findings.
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That signal runs into an RF modulator which outputs composite video.
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What's your thinking on where political reality runs into economic theory?
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What if someone runs into financial difficulty and wants to withdraw?
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The Rockies bunched their four runs into the first three innings.
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A surfer runs into the ocean in Seal Beach on Jan.
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"He runs into another lady's husband buying some too," she recalled.
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And he incorporates ultralong runs into his training to build stamina.
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Sometimes he runs into my arms, sometimes he runs from them.
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What if the extremely young exchange Binance runs into any issues?
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He even runs into his former flame, Bo Peep (Annie Potts).
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While stealing the Tesseract, Tony runs into his father, Howard (John Slattery).
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In the center of town, she runs into Lawrence's daughter, seemingly lost.
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That might further account for why microtargeting runs into so many obstacles.
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If a character in live action runs into a wall, we wince.
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In chasing them, he often runs into, or over, the scorer's table.
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A well-meaning greenhorn West Pointer runs into a psychopathic platoon sergeant.
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Séance finds himself in Hollywood and alone when he runs into trouble.
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Luce runs into the bedroom to fetch it, quickly, before Andrew returns.
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But Chapter Two deposits us in 2016 and immediately runs into problems.
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But this claim runs into a basic problem: the concept of time.
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He often runs into people he knows from his time coaching them.
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And, SUV comes up behind it and runs into the back of it.
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The number of commercially acquired residence permits runs into the hundreds of thousands.
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When he runs into Missy, he coughs and she asks if he's sick.
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Defining a Most Qualified President Ever quickly runs into some problems of comparison.
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The Earth runs into clouds of debris from Halley's Comet twice a year.
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Then, at a get-together with old friends, she runs into Mr. Darcy.
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This becomes abundantly clear when Meredith "accidentally" runs into her at the park.
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He runs into the returner and then tries to pick up the ball.
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Where, wouldn't you know it, he runs into none other than Carl Grimes.
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Where the system runs into trouble is in the middle of the process,
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Rodriguez wasn't taking early batting practice and launching home runs into the seats.
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She breaks free, and runs into a nearby karate studio pleading for help.
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A mystery woman runs into a Daryl and warns him to go back.
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For one runner, GPS has allowed him to turn his runs into art.
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Almost every major infrastructure project runs into protracted, unnecessary delays and cost overruns.
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Yagami takes himself incredibly seriously and so does everyone else he runs into.
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The stock of mezcals runs into the hundreds, with many from obscure producers.
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Bertie runs into the bathroom, shoves her hand down her pants, and masturbates.
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That means it suffers on both fronts when the industry runs into trouble.
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He runs into trouble — and a giant lobster — on an outing to Nantucket.
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Ultimately, Dropmix runs into the same problem as games like Rock Band before it.
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In her search, though, Pat runs into her scary grandfather, George Hodel, once more.
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When it runs into the logistical imagination, all of its qualities are rendered contingent.
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Basically, John Wick kills everybody he runs into, in the most stylized way possible.
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A firefighter runs into the street as the World Trade Center crumbles behind him.
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Kevin runs into Beth, who's just looking for a little breathing room from Randall.
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When the wildfire runs into the counter-flame, the two snuff each other out.
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At one point, Brenda runs into Shelly and Morton in a women's clothing store.
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As a rough calculation, to be smoothly kissable potentially runs into thousands of dollars.
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When this material launches, it runs into older particles vomited out during previous flares.
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Then she heads to the grocery store, where she runs into fellow mom Holly.
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Sometimes she runs into her lover (James Marsden), sometimes she's raped, sometimes she's shot.
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However, Cochran runs into one big problem: Debbie doesn't think she needs any help.
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He runs into a familiar dilemma when he goes to a Black barber shop.
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Facial recognition runs into problems when it comes to people who aren't white men.
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"If Rusal... runs into any serious difficulties, this affects the whole town," he said.
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If Iran runs into difficulties exporting its oil it could have a significant impact.
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And this is where the "dangerous people" agenda runs into a bit of trouble.
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Some fall while being chased, without being hit, and one runs into a hedge.
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The road doesn't so much take you there as simply runs into the sand.
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But OkCupid still runs into the issue of presenting people with seemingly infinite options.
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What happens when "Big Brother" legend Jessie Godderz runs into his favorite TMZ photog?
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Mario runs into bad guys; he falls into pits; he gets crushed by spikes.
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But what happens next is he runs into a brick wall of political opposition.
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That means it suffers on both fronts when the industry runs into trouble. 4.
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"I Will Run" follows, a short epilogue whose chirpy bassline runs into your arms.
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Your ruling planet, Venus, runs into trouble today, clashing with confusing Neptune and grumpy Saturn.
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Angry and distraught, he wanders outside, and runs into Bran, who tells him it's time.
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While at the celebration, Gloria runs into Mitch (Jesse Tyler Ferguson) and Cam (Eric Stonestreet).
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He walks along his beloved corniche and runs into absolutely no one he'd once known.
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Your shower might be inside your apartment, but the drain runs into the building's walls.
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A disheveled and livid Becky runs into the restaurant in the middle of evening service.
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Go deeper: Robinhood's new checking account runs into legal trouble The perils of being free
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But ADS-B still runs into the same limitations of relying on ground-based stations.
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"Everything big runs into opposition," Brown said at the rail line's groundbreaking in January 2015.
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As soon as Jay drops off Zach he runs into Adam West in HIS Batmobile.
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As Mercury is entering the stage at Wembley Stadium, he runs into a smiling Bono.
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Panicking, he leaves, but runs into Athena, a girl practicing her song in the stairwell.
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We don't park the car; Wiens halfway pulls into a spot and runs into Circuitwise.
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Frank runs into a tipsy and unhappy Grant on his way out of the retreat.
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It also runs into problems when quantitative changes get so large as to become qualitative.
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In one video, a toddler runs into a wall while running around with the blindfold.
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Comcast's proposed break-up fee would be payable if the deal runs into regulatory trouble.
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In the lab, it runs into the edge of a dish and just topples over.
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Kiersey Clemons is making a faux-moss merkin when she runs into a minor snag.
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He brings guests by to see his work and Aziz runs into him there often.
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Eventually that turns into rain and runs into lakes and rivers to repeat the cycle.
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"His views are just terrible and he runs into so much trouble," one senator understated.
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Before long, an animal runs into the road while something else waits in the dark.
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"We know a lot of headaches that a fully remote organization runs into," says Mitchell.
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And then it basically it runs into your team again and heals a bunch more.
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This continues until the car runs into another car and goes flying off the track.
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Perhaps Theon and Yara get separated on their journey, and Theon runs into the wrong crowd.
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During the spring dance in the season 2 finale, Jessica runs into Chloe in the bathroom.
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There, she runs into a trio of three young girls on roller skates, smoking a joint.
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If Blockstack runs into trouble, too, the very concept of distributed organisations may be at risk.
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So it's likely the campaign will hit its goal unless it runs into any unforeseen snags.
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When he runs into JLO at a singles mixer they CLICK & he sees his (witty) mark.
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If he runs into the Coast Guard, he says he's an agent from the development agency.
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Mona runs into the Ladies' room and out a secret passageway that connects to the church.
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A lot of times, Juan tells us, he just runs into his bosses on the street.
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Stinger: the Sea Judge lands on the beach of California and runs into the Yacht Fascists.
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Wandering the sometimes dangerous streets, he runs into Rat, a native who loathes the Dao masters.
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In the buzzed-about guest appearance, Glazer's character runs into Clinton at the candidate's campaign headquarters.
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Meanwhile, a questioning Bertie runs into Chris (Chris Witaske), Gus's good friend, at the same gala.
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When it runs into the air, some air goes over the top and some goes underneath.
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He is that guy who runs into the burning building when other people are running out.
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These services find an unlikely ally in Apple, whose own FaceTime app runs into similar problems.
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And that's where the Versa 2 runs into many of the similar problems as its predecessor.
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One evening Bora runs into Solei (Cheanick Nov), his brother, who left the family years earlier.
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The poem also runs into the problem of reinscribing the very violence it seeks to protest.
|
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"Justice Sonia Sotomayor runs into Hillary Clinton at a Costco, and that makes national news," he said.
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When Darlene goes home, she runs into an ex-boyfriend, who seems eager to win her back.
|
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Along the way, Woody runs into Bo, who introduces him to a whole new world of possibilities.
|
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Drivers will still need to be ready to take control if the car runs into a problem.
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After the detectives press Chico for answers in the hospital, Misty runs into Luke outside Chico's room.
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Where Amazon runs into limitations is in the physical world with actual restaurants and other grocery stores.
|
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Along the way, the sassy feline runs into characters Potter fans will remember from other tales: Mrs.
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However, any program running fullscreen runs into the touch screen's only issue: the edges are terribly insensitive.
|
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My husband runs into the store on his way home and picks up ice cream sundae makings.
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The author also runs into some trouble in describing his process in a manner that feels helpful.
|
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When Bryce is finished and leaves, Hannah runs into Jessica's room and vomits in the trash can.
|
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Gaur runs into her arms, with the kind of hug that only a loving sister can give.
|
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The ball goes to the running back, who runs into a wall made of other human beings.
|
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She almost gets away with it too, right up until she runs into agent Dipierro (Grace Gummer).
|
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At current estimates, the amount of public money that has been appropriated runs into billions of dollars.
|
|
And it's here where things get interesting, as Paul runs into something known as the predestination paradox.
|
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But in turning he runs into a couple more, and they know what to do about that.
|
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Fortunately, Tony runs into the English-speaking son of a missionary, who nurses him back to health.
|
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Where Epic runs into trouble is in balancing its e-sports ambitions for Fortnite with that accessibility.
|
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Unfortunately, it runs into trouble in the Senate, where it faces opposition from people like Texas Sen.
|
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He now meets the men only, though on occasion he runs into her at the neighbor's house.
|
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The insurance on these works runs into the millions and involves specifications about how works are displayed.
|
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This cost often runs into the hundreds, so naturally this puts off a lot of prospective buyers.
|
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The sprinter picks up speed when he hits Gatorade icons and slows when he runs into water.
|
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They're having a New Years Party, and she runs into Frank who asks her for a cigarette.
|
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It just so happened one week my girlfriend is in town and he runs into the room.
|
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When Jasper runs into Bridey on a train, there is a spark of rebel recognition, and attraction.
|
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And it comes at the end of a longer sequence of frustrating obstacles that Peter runs into.
|
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But moments later she runs into the Hunter, who kills her with one shot of his rifle.
|
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When he runs into Richie, he takes over the body of a giant plastic statue of Paul Bunyan.
|
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Rory is back at Doose's, picking up a few things for Lorelai, when she literally runs into Dean.
|
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It's the online version of the Florida man who runs into hurricanes with heavy metal and American flags.
|
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They seek refuge in the local country club, where Zelda runs into her old pals Eleanor and John.
|
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The actual taxpayer bill for the trial has never been calculated, but it surely runs into the millions.
|
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Later, when Ethan is grooving on the dance floor, he runs into Howie and another unnamed Black man.
|
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If the defender has his position established and the offensive player runs into him, then it's a charge.
|
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For Greece, the cost of the tax breaks granted to shipowners runs into hundreds of millions of euros.
|
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On his way out, he runs into Misty and Scarfe, who are on their way to see Pop.
|
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Cole runs into Ben (Ramon Rodriguez), who asked Alison to attend so they could have a romantic interlude.
|
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By chance, she also twice runs into Darcy, falling back into bed with him at the second event.
|
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What we saw Monday was what happens when BS runs into the confidence, competence and courage of professionals.
|
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The first end credits scene picks up with Toomes in prison, where he runs into a familiar face.
|
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If he runs into a problem, however, it could come from his past criticism of defense spending. Sen.
|
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But six months later, nine months down the line, companies run into trouble, book keeping runs into trouble.
|
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Speaking of breaking, Unix time runs into a problem at 323:14:07 UTC on 19 January 2038.
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And Naomi makes a crucial discovery while going after the diamonds, but runs into an obstacle named Tom.
|
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Roe said he runs into people in his district paying more than $1,000 per month in premium costs.
|
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Molins said he runs into a texting app often used by ISIS called Telegram, which offers advanced encryption.
|
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Onir confines Delhi to one street - everyone visits one cafe, one hotel and constantly runs into one another.
|
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In it, the man runs into the parking lot and lies down prone on the pavement, awaiting arrest.
|
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After that, though, things get considerably sketchier as the second-longest bull market in history runs into trouble.
|
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Lawmakers fear this puts it on the hook to shoulder losses if the bank later runs into trouble.
|
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Often, when the economy runs into trouble, it goes through a slow glide from good times to bad.
|
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To reduce spinal injury after a vehicle runs into a ditch, sensors detect the car's leaving the pavement.
|
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It also runs into problems coördinating coverage across a vast area where most houses don't have conventional addresses.
|
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Water that runs into turbulence, hitting a rock, takes on forms that are seen throughout nature, she said.
|
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After leaving Derry, Bev jets out of her abusive relationship with her husband and runs into Ben's arms.
|
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If filming runs into "Stranger Things" production ... the movie has to take a backseat to the Netflix hit.
|
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It runs into an informational problem that is not solved by forcing people to have skin in the game.
|
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The gas runs into the interstellar medium and gets slowed down, while the cataclysmic binary just keeps on going.
|
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If a user runs into trouble, she simply takes her finger off the sensor and SafeTrek notifies the police.
|
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He runs into Kim on one of his mornings — is she arriving before dawn, too, to get work done?
|
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" A third officer then runs into the video frame, gun drawn, and yells, "Get out of the fucking car!
|
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He puts a set of handcuffs on her and yanks her up as another officer runs into the picture.
|
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But any assessment of Trump's presidency runs into a problem: There is so much going on all the time.
|
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Once spending is strong enough to restore employment, reactivate idle factories and revive imports, populism runs into capacity constraints.
|
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After being kicked out of her foster home, Mo runs into her father, a former wrestler, in the streets.
|
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"Wall of worry" refers to when a company runs into a stumbling block in the market causing temporary uncertainty.
|
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Karen runs into Beck on the street, and basically chews her out for sleeping with Joe behind her back.
|
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A panicked staffer runs into the departing crowd and orders them to sit down and perform the concerto again.
|
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NPR: Mueller runs into 'time trouble' Andrew McCarthy: Of course, there is such a thing as a 'perjury trap.
|
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Still, the world's largest retailer runs into many of the problems other organizations experience when pursuing the advanced technology.
|
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If the economy runs into trouble, it stands to reason that the appetite for oil will slide as well.
|
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The boy, identified by police as the suspect's 10-year-old son, runs into the frame, screaming and crying.
|
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Camille runs into a pack of her old friends, Wind Gap rich girls who obviously resent her for leaving.
|
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At last she runs into an old acquaintance who spontaneously offers her the use of an apartment in Biarritz.
|
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Like Simone de Beauvoir before her, Justice Ginsburg's feminism runs into an unlikely opponent: the preferences of actual women.
|
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A taut moral thriller, "Styx" is a story of what happens when self-reliance runs into other people's desperation.
|
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But the case for raising rates right now runs into a huge problem: Inflation is really low right now.
|
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As the fund grows larger, it looks more like the overall market, and runs into the iron law of costs.
|
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Ben Hanscom: Ben is a loner before he runs into the Losers and designs a dam, a fun afternoon project.
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I helped a friend cut grass in a beautiful olive orchard inside a valley that runs into the Tyrrhenian Sea.
|
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There is no reliable figure for the current size of the LNA, though analysts say it runs into the thousands.
|
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Ever the protective sister even when she's doing her own thing, Poppy still runs into Oskar's room whenever he cries.
|
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"Not everyone has this disease, but almost everyone runs into [issues with] health care sometime during the year," Vivero said.
|
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Once Zach is dropped off, Jay runs into Adam West, the actor who played Batman on TV in the 60s.
|
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Once PG&E begins laying off workers and decommissioning the plant, it can't backtrack if it runs into unexpected difficulties.
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In the clip, Davidson — who is just trying to enjoy a simple cup of joe — accidentally runs into Girardi … literally.
|
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She gets fired, and on her way out, runs into Nicole, her current-day temp job nemesis, spilling coffee everywhere.
|
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He runs into the tool shed, where he inexplicably keeps a flamethrower from a previous role, and literally barbecues her.
|
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The game runs into a major speed bump as you get to higher levels and more is demanded of you.
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Instead, he is deeply humbled when he runs into guys and girls who want to take a picture with him.
|
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While getting milk for a midnight snack, June runs into Eden, who consults June with a gnawing concern of hers.
|
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Issa enters 7-Eleven trying to find alkaline water, but instead she runs into Chad (Neil Brown Jr.)… and Lawrence.
|
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Which is made more awkward when Candace runs into Matthew the next night and claims to have lost his number.
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It's also close to some of Iraq's most important oil fields and an oil pipeline that runs into neighboring Turkey.
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AMLG: Which is a problem if your car just runs into a lamppost and you can't debug why that happened.
|
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A major Wall Street firm is predicting there will be fewer runs into record-breaking territory for stocks this year.
|
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Here's Jack, a man who runs into a train with such force that his head becomes unconnected to his body.
|
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Russia is also expanding its presence in the Middle East, launching bombing runs into Syria from Iranian bases this week.
|
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In the animated movie, Nala just shows up in the jungle one day and runs into Simba, Timon, and Pumbaa.
|
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Then she runs into a band of young nomads who travel around the country in a van, selling magazine subscriptions.
|
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Then she runs into Nathan (Kendrick Sampson), the $50 tipper from her season premiere "party Lyft," at a taco joint.
|
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At Washington's direction, L'Enfant purchased Government Island, then a small quarry on Aquia Creek, which runs into the Potomac River.
|
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Marnie runs into someone from her past while on a walk after getting into a fight with her husband, Desi.
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On his way out, he runs into the Nasty Bits on the sidewalk and takes them on as management clients.
|
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But can it win in the playoffs, especially when it runs into a top-tier goaltender—like, say, Devan Dubnyk?
|
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KHUZAA, Gaza Strip — A young medic in a head scarf runs into danger, her only protection a white lab coat.
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Like most Democratic senators, Trumble argued that this proposal runs into a similar roadblock as Cornyn's: It's just not feasible.
|
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Jane's father also wants her to enter rehab, and completely by chance, Walt runs into Jane's father at the bar.
|
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It is unclear how many Iranians have green cards, but experts say the number runs into the hundreds of thousands.
|
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Later, the couple runs into a woman wearing one — along with a grandmotherly sweater-set and a deep country accent.
|
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Outside the warehouse, Will runs into Fred again, who says he doesn't recognize Will, and "invites" Will into his warehouse.
|
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As Silicon Valley runs into hot water over diversity, JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon told CNBC his firm is making progress.
|
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The reciprocal trade between the U.S. and South Korea runs into the tens of billions of dollars, benefitting both countries.
|
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In parliamentary systems, sometimes a governing coalition runs into the problem that it's too easy to implement its policy agenda.
|
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"[T]here are points where the apparently irresistible force of moral outrage runs into immovable objects of cultural history," Wilson wrote.
|
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If Uber runs into financial trouble and has to stop losing money on every ride, it could quickly start losing drivers.
|
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After years of being away from home, the samurai runs into an old friend that is being stalked by the syndicate.
|
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While she walks across campus, Annalise runs into Wes as he is playing soccer on the grass with his girlfriend, Meggy.
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The timing of his runs, that ability to see spaces in opposition defenses, time his runs into the box and finish.
|
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Solar also runs into issues during the winter months and at latitudes far from the equator because of shortened daylight hours.
|
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That is, until she runs into an old friend and her mother from back home outside the Metropolitan Museum Of Art.
|
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On Walter's way out of the room, he runs into Shrier who teases Walter for having a slight crush on Heidi.
|
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And if Digit runs into trouble, it can communicate with the idling AV for that extra perception and decision-making prowess.
|
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However, things start to change when Turtle meets Jacob, a high school boy she runs into in the woods one day.
|
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A typical BOM (bill of materials) -– the list of parts needed to build a product – often runs into hundreds of entries.
|
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In one of the season's best episodes ("A League of Her Own"), Nicole runs into her stepmother in a lesbian bar.
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Kiki Later on, Kiki Camarena (our other protagonist) runs into el Azul in the bathroom of the police's favorite dive bar.
|
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A character escapes the hotel with a severe beating to show for it, and runs into another police officer on patrol.
|
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Carrie and Stanford go see Stanford's boyfriend's performance at this Cabaret club, and Carrie runs into "Face Girl" in the bathroom.
|
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She runs into Malchus Irvin Boncamper (Jeffrey Wright), a Nevis-based accounting huckster involved with fake insurance companies – among other frauds.
|
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The department warned that such water runs into retention ponds and creeks, where it could expose wildlife to the dangerous stimulant.
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Protesters can be heard yelling "shame" and "the whole world is watching" at the driver after he runs into the crowd.
|
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If it runs into bad weather in North Carolina, the pilot could head out to sea to get around the storm.
|
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At the audition, Titus runs into Norman (Willie C. Carpenter), an old actor friend of his who's still trodding the circuit.
|
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In the first days of 2001, she runs into Ping Xi, a successful young artist she knows from her gallery job.
|
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It runs into the problems any phone poll has — namely, that it's difficult to poll people who only have mobile phones.
|
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The Perseids light up the night sky when Earth runs into pieces of cosmic debris left behind by Comet Swift-Tuttle.
|
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But the duo runs into trouble when trying to portray a "photobomb," with Goldwyn failing to come up with an answer.
|
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Pre-emptively tightening policy actually represents a deeper pessimism about an economy's room to expand before it runs into structural obstacles.
|
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He soon runs into the line of brothers, who call him ''chink,'' ''gook'' and whatever other racial slurs they can muster.
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The downside is that if one company runs into trouble, it can drag down the other companies that guaranteed its debts.
|
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Didion gets caught in a downpour and runs into a trinket shop, where she buys a beach towel to dry herself.
|
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When Mindy runs into former fling Dennis (and his new girlfriend) at Gwen's Friendsgiving, Mindy is determined to win Dennis back.
|
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It is escorted at all times by a car in front and in back, to ensure no one runs into it.
|
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The cost of fighting the blaze runs into more than $150 million, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention estimates.
|
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Theon eventually runs into Jon who encourages him to go after his sister, since she once tried to rescue him from Ramsay.
|
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He runs into old flame Michael and the two go to a coffeeshop (the one where they first met) with live music.
|
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It's meant to outlast us, but she runs into complications when she discovers that a long-assumed-dead colony still has survivors.
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" After a brief lull in gunfire, Knapp bolts out of the bar and runs into the parking lot, yelling, "Guys, run — go.
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The Loyalsock Creek runs into the West Branch Susquehanna River around 15 miles (24 kms) south of where where the spill occurred.
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During one of the early scenes of "The Party," Bonnie runs into a pretty-but-naive striving actress named Masha (Laura James).
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After Moira gives the baby away, she runs into Odette at an outdoor Christmas market (it is something out of Love Actually).
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The same should be true for Android — that is unless Epic runs into some unforeseen hurdles due to its direct distribution model.
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It would be akin to prosecuting the mother whose child runs into traffic to retrieve a ball and causes a fatal accident.
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If it's done by IP address, it runs into the issue of addresses that are shared among users in the same area.
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The Spartans can still turn this around before March, and they have a history of making deep runs into the NCAA Tournament.
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Fleeing assassins with cars, Wick runs into a Manhattan stable, brimming with pretty horses and plenty of opportunities for crazy fight choreography.
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Skloot, meanwhile, seeks to assemble the story of Henrietta's life as well as her death, but runs into a series of roadblocks.
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Still, it's hilarious (and incredibly relatable) to see that she still gets psyched when she runs into people she looks up to.
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They are able to lock one door and begin blocking the other door as another girl runs into the closet with them.
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Here, there are more runs into slides and lunges as the dancers — swarming together and peeling apart — move with tense, brisk efficiency.
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Lucious has security remover her, but not before she runs into Freda and spills all the beans about Lucious offing her daddy.
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In a late episode, he runs into his ex-wife in the Rockaways, at a party where Lee feels exposed and judged.
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Baghdad has accused the Kurds of illegally selling Iraqi oil from the Kirkuk oil fields through a pipeline that runs into Turkey.
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While funds in a 259(k) are protected if the company runs into trouble, money deferred in a nonqualified plan is not.
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However, he often runs into animals with severe issues such as tooth decay or illnesses that need treatment at a veterinary hospital.
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Hung out to dry, Albert runs into Anna (Charlize Theron) and the two become fast friends as they navigate the frontier together.
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If the primary borrower runs into financial difficulty, you as the co-signer are responsible for the full amount of the loan.
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This is backward compatibility incarnate and a reminder of how ugly Jobsian perfectionism can get when it runs into the real world.
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He also runs into his ex from a decade before, reminding him of the more fulfilling life he decided to leave behind.
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In many cities, it goes into the drainage system, which then runs into the sewage system, and the sewage systems get overrun.
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" That night, Coogie runs into Ronnie, a roaming former addict introduced to the audience accompanied by the blues of RL Boyce's "Shotgun.
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The rookie California native runs into trouble with the long ball and yielded 18 home runs in 54 93/3 innings this season.
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" In the above clip, Get-Well Gus runs into Doc McStuffins and her friends, where he gives a postcard to his "favorite Doc.
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In the clip, Reynolds' Deadpool spoofs Superman after he sees a man in danger and runs into a phone booth to suit up.
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"It was like I was a traveler in a foreign country who runs into someone from home," adult Alison intones in a narration.
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At the party, Lionel also runs into Brooke (Courtney Sauls), another former Independent writer who's struggling to find another paper to take her.
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As Luke leaves the shop later that night, he runs into Chico, one of the younger barbers who talked smack in the shop.
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I'm expecting a lot more hacks next week as Elliot runs into the FBI and the Dark Army tries to salvage Stage Two.
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And when Mars runs into Clorinda on the street, he thinks she can be of help to Nola in her time of need.
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Some extra weirdness that the show mentioned this episode: At Peach's party, Joe runs into an old friend of his ex-girlfriend, Candace.
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On the way back home, she runs into her godmother/landlady and gets a lecture about losing her keys and paying her rent.
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The technician concedes there is seasonal risk as the market often runs into turbulence at this time of year and in the fall.
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But at a gas station he runs into Michael's mom, Miriam Meade (Kathy Bates), who stabs him death and sets him on fire.
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December 19 - A tractor-trailer runs into a Christmas market in a major public square in Berlin, killing 12 people and injuring 48.
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If that upfront cost doesn't pay off in converting trial runs into real subscribers, that overhead can really affect a company's bottom line.
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Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie has joked on the campaign trail that he routinely runs into three current or four former state representatives.
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He said the Nazi imagery his kid runs into seems to have decreased, but other hacks and exploits are messing with his game.
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Everyone runs into the same problem: Do you try to make money, or do you actually pursue the thing you want to do?
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This grieved individual is looking for who or what to blame, and runs into someone who gives them a target for their anger.
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It's the phenomenon where women tend to be put into positions of power and notoriety only after an institution runs into significant trouble.
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Before he goes, he runs into a 14-year-old fan named Addie (Jacira Araujo), who sings of her ardent affection for Caufy.
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When she runs into friends, they all light up in a way that I only did when I got my marijuana dispensary card.
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When it pours, it floods—and when it floods, the dirt we've swept under the rug runs into our rivers and poisons us.
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A country runs into a deficit when the total value of goods, services and investments it imports exceeds the total value it exports.
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The Perseids occur when Earth runs into pieces of debris floating in the solar system that were left behind by Comet Swift-Tuttle.
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Shifting programs to new agencies also runs into opposition from congressional committees that are loath to give up their jurisdiction over these programs.
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The game is more about speed and swing plays out wide than about pounding runs into the line and passes over the middle.
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Camille runs into Amma's clique at the convenience store and cautions them against running around when there's a killer preying on little girls.
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Now, when he gets home from a day of fishing, our son runs into his arms, the right one tattooed with an anchor.
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However, the series is careful never to mistake the awful men that Sam runs into as examples of every man in her life.
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This runs into the same issue as the continuous coverage requirement: It appears to primarily be about insurance regulation rather than budgetary issues.
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Up close, the rocks are dark with shots of purple through them, and the water is turquoise blue where it runs into the cave.
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In the episode, Chandler runs into a girl he knew in elementary school, Susie, who has grown up to be the beautiful Julia Roberts.
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For starters, she runs into her one-time weekend paramour Joshua (Patrick Wilson) at the hospital, where she goes seeking treatment for a UTI.
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Arya runs into her big brother, allowing him to finally change the one facial expression he always sports into something resembling a grimacing smile.
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Arya runs into them in season 3 after Beric has undergone a religious conversion, and he now believes in the Lord of the Light.
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It also runs into the usual set of issues with attempting to recognize speech in a noisy environment, but it's an impressive trick, nonetheless.
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If Drew Barrymore ever runs into trouble, she says she can count on bestie Cameron Diaz to be the one to help her out.
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But at every avenue, Barry runs into unexpected allies, even friendly and powerful machines, that guide him when his plans threaten to go awry.
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Radiohead owned some hackers, the T-Mobile/Sprint merger runs into some hiccups, and a Swedish mining town is being picked up and moved.
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According to CSN Cubs beat reporter Patrick Mooney, he apparently runs into his former manager Lou Piniella at least a few times a week.
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They now have more than 100,63 paying subscribers for Prisma, though they're not breaking out active usage — beyond saying it runs into the "millions".
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Back in the present timeline, Jesse splits up Todd's money with Neil, one of the fake cops that he runs into at the apartment.
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The finale is protracted to the point of exhaustion, as the music hits a climactic wall and then runs into it again and again.
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When Stacy arrives in Belgravia, she runs into Lady Margaret Delacourt (also played by Vanessa Hudgens) and they discover they have the same face.
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At a back-to-school party, the couple runs into Chase (Rhys Wakefield), an acquaintance of Ali's from her old school in San Francisco.
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Toward the end of the Japan video, Logan Paul runs into a young fan in the parking lot who is with an older chaperone.
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School is the only sure way up and out, and when she runs into Tracey's mother she brags of her own daughter's academic accomplishments.
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That lists starts on South Carolina on February 29 and runs into mid-March through states including Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi and North Carolina.
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That list starts on South Carolina on February 29 and runs into mid-March through states including Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi and North Carolina.
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He somehow manages to wriggle and swim free before climbing ashore where he then runs into Alaska who's not having a great night either.
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Here is where the adaptation, written by Paul Muldoon and Jean Hanff Korelitz, and directed by Ciaran O'Reilly, runs into a near-insurmountable problem.
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And so provisional ballots are cast — again, and again, and again, as voter after voter runs into problems and the lines to vote grow.
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On the 3rd, freedom-fighting Jupiter runs into Venus, planet of values, asking you to enlarge your heart and invest more in your fellow humans.
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It's specifically a lack of tax revenue that's gotten the country into this fix, with a backlog of infrastructure projects that runs into the trillions.
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We say hi to the band, roam for a bit, and then my BF runs into a group of friends he went to college with.
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Eventually Ethan runs into the home's residents, the Baker family, and that's when things take a turn that's much more in-keeping with Resident Evil.
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"If someone runs into the road, you cannot afford the time to compress and uncompress a video" in order to avoid hitting them, Angha said.
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But she's also fallen under Chet's spell: When she runs into Coleman later in the morning, she's weirdly skittish and won't tell him what happened.
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The death toll from unrest and clashes between police and demonstrators over the past year or more runs into several hundred, according to opposition estimates.
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Coalition soldiers rarely operate in Islamic State-held parts of Iraq, where there are no friendly forces to help if a mission runs into trouble.
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Even better, here's the blooper reel where the train runs into a frog, tips over on some turns, and hits a puddle flood:Open kinja-labs.
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After all, if your autonomous vehicle has only ever driven in perfect visibility, what happens when it runs into a bit of rain or snow?
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He leaves crying and runs into Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright), who declares that it's finally time to tell Jon who his real parents are.
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And it's just one of many sports bars and restaurants nationwide that will enjoy a sales boost throughout March Madness, which runs into next month.
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These bonds rank equal to some large deposits and derivatives and above other kinds of bonds that absorb losses if the bank runs into trouble.
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But if Tesla runs into significant logistical and financial difficulties with the two projects, it may find that investors are hesitant to fund continued losses.
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"It really indicates moves probably only up to around the $21,13-$21,2191 area before it runs into trouble," said Cliff Green, an independent technical analyst.
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If Newcastle again runs into financial trouble, American Golf might have to be sold once more, a process that could eat up more government resources.
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It is not a question of if, but when a police officer runs into an individual holding one of these cases in a dangerous situation.
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When Ms. Paulson's character, Amanda, runs into her former high school boyfriend, Jim (Mark Duplass, who wrote the screenplay), at a supermarket in Crestline, Calif.
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Floods and landslides are common in India and Nepal during the June-September monsoon season and the death toll runs into the hundreds every year.
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In another, Kevin runs into a wardrobe (she appears unharmed.) In comments to Broadly, a RSPCA spokesperson denied they forcibly separated Kevin from her mother.
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Larry turns to a writer for advice, puts on a fake mustache once again and runs into trouble when he beeps at a cop car.
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He goes out to Syria and joins a non-ISIS militant group there, but runs into deep trouble with the British government upon his return.
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"She runs into her hazmat suit and she throws me my daily bologna sandwich and then runs out after," he says of his camera woman.
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The departure of Mr. Ianniello, though not a surprise, happened more quickly than many in the industry expected because his contract runs into next year.
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Mr. Pappas said he often runs into skepticism from judges and prosecutors, who will sometimes laugh or smile at the idea of a cannabis church.
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One night, she runs into a movie star, Vittorio Vidal (Joel Perez), who's quarrelling with his girlfriend and ends up spending the evening with Charity.
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A shirtless man runs into the scrum with a flying left haymaker ... and then for some reason, a fan dumps popcorn all over the action!!!
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"I think you always run the risk that the delay runs into some other big thing happening - so that becomes another delay," said California Sen.
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The ship runs into disaster not long after takeoff, draining it of fuel and sending it spinning helplessly off course into the depths of space.
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First, it's John from the bureau in Nairobi, who runs into Konstantin (Kim Bodnia) in the kitchen making eggs, who we must presume Carolyn has forgiven.
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The scene then reaches an epic level of absurdity when a woman runs into the room at top speed to try and extract the rogue children.
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Melisandre tells Dany to meet with Jon, but then she hightales it out of there before she runs into Jon who had already banished her once.
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Instead, Edgar eventually runs into another veteran who can actually sympathize with him, and tell him without any bullshit how he can make it out alive.
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Meanwhile, Pryce runs into Mike working the courthouse parking booth, and relays that he's been working with the cops to track down his stolen baseball cards.
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In a series of very sitcom-y twists, Jesus runs into Rebecca and mentions he's at the bar with his sisters… but doesn't mention their names.
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But in "Barbecue," their happiness comes crashing down when Patrick runs into his ex-fiancée, who has apparently been trying to get back together with him.
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But it's not the same – after all, you don't have a glam squad, or a pro retoucher, or a surgeon's bill that runs into triple digits.
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Looming over all of this is the Supreme Court, with its Republican majority that frequently backs Trump after the president runs into trouble in lower courts.
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It's cute to see her snapping at her sister, since many fans know Lorde for her habit of tossing a few runs into her live performances.
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"I want to emphasize that when this stock runs into earnings, and it has really run into earnings, it tends to be a disappointment," he said.
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Siri can tell you the weather or schedule reminders, but she runs into trouble if you ask her to Venmo some cash to a family member.
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Fighting off Nazi table-wolves (literal tables crossed with wolves), Thibaut runs into Sam, who is a reporter, or an American spy, or something else entirely.
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All in all, the average American resembles those archetypal racist relatives everyone supposedly runs into at Thanksgiving; the average European is basically Camus boning your mom.
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Law enforcement agencies often need evidence stored on foreign computers, which runs into a web of international law issues the State Department is required to solve.
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Manuel Borbe's blood runs into a storm drain after he was killed by unidentified masked men on motorcycles in the Holy Spirit district of Quezon City.
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And that's when the irresistible force runs into the unmovable object: A documented loss on the one hand, Trump's unwillingness to acknowledge defeat on the other.
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Hui said he has been playing defense for a long time and betting on currencies that should outperform if the global economic cycle runs into trouble.
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After he runs into Duke, the jerky guy who hit on Kate, they have an awkward moment and Toby decides to hang around for a day.
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In each case the story runs into big trouble if you do a bit of homework; if not completely wrong, it needs a lot of qualification.
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Young Goku runs into Bardock, the father he never got to meet, and has his strength tested—as a result, Bardock agrees to join your team.
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Classes are still out for the summer, so there are no kids around, but she runs into Principal Toby and informs him that she's officially quitting.
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He goes to parties where he runs into Helene, and pursues awkward conversations with old friends who are less than delighted to be in his company.
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Instead, their daughter, Brianna, heads back in time to the Scottish Highlands (also absent from this season so far) and runs into some very familiar faces.
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In The Gift, Jason Bateman portrays Simon, a new homeowner who runs into a former acquaintance (Joel Edgerton) while out shopping with his wife (Rebecca Hall).
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Its roster runs into the hundreds; guest voices have included Marc Maron as a talking squirrel and Maria Bamford as a slime princess and a piñata.
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Experts say that's OK for Tesla — Musk's value runs into the billions of dollars, so he'd be all but impossible to insure for what he's worth.
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After Julieta runs into a childhood friend of her daughter's, she wanders, distraught, through an élite area of Madrid that looks as generic as uptown Manhattan.
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In "College," Tony takes his daughter, Meadow (Jamie-Lynn Sigler), on a tour of Maine colleges and runs into a former colleague, now in witness protection.
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Rochelle Yang started marathon training two years ago, working her runs into her hectic schedule as a full-time pharmacy student at the University of Iowa.
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Someone from a competitor said Google's plan was they want to be quietly off to the side while Facebook runs into walls every five second. Yeah.
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By chance, she runs into an old boyfriend and agrees to go on a date with him, and asks her young children to stay outside the pub.
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I focused on this character and how she responds to every situation, whether it's with her husband, with her restaurant, with an old nemesis she runs into.
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" "The Talk host tries to cut in line at The Price is Right, but finds out what happens when Underwood runs into the show's announcer, George Gray.
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However, if the fed doesn't raise the rates to 5%, it will have challenge to deal with the potential future recession once US economy runs into crisis.
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While that runs into another major plank of Republicans, lower taxes, it also hints at another area of broad agreement: the need to reform the tax code.
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Eventually, that hydrogen shell slows down and stops when it runs into the particles and dust that exist in the space between stars, called the interstellar medium.
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Neistat is no stranger to that first class life, and this time around he runs into one of his biggest fans, Wesley Snipes, and supermodel Karlie Kloss.
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The reduction in oxygen is caused by the difference in density of the fresh water from the Mississippi that runs into the salty waters of the Gulf.
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Some investors fear that if the healthcare reform act runs into trouble or takes longer-than-expected to pass, then Trump's tax reform policies may face setbacks.
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Western intelligence analysts familiar with satellite imagery of the area say a covered railway has been completed that runs into a hillside bunker – the suspected warhead arsenal.
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In Crazyhead's first two episodes, brash and brilliant demon fighter Raquel (Susan Wokoma) is cowed only when she runs into a man named Sawyer (Luke Allen-Gale).
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Several cars are in the street, with marchers walking around them, when one car accelerates and runs into cars ahead of them and the crowd of protesters.
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He unexpectedly runs into Charlotte, one of the most influential women in the world — who also just happened to be his former baby sitter and childhood crush.
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When Wright runs into Pitino, Huggins, and other former Big East coaches, they still reminisce about the times coaching against each other at the Garden and elsewhere.
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"While a star manager can create a marketable face for a firm, it can carry risks if that star underperforms" or runs into other troubles, Fox said.
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Of course, she runs into both puzzles (it's an adventure game, after all), and creepiness, which starts with ominous posters and continues with a creepy, ruined farm.
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Back at the gas station, Kimmy manages to sneak Titus in one last time, but before he can retrieve his scarf, he runs into his ex, Mikey.
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Even though the K5 only costs $6.25 an hour to employ (that's lower than minimum wage), no-one's going to hire a robot that runs into children.
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After baker Julia Perugini runs into a problem in the kitchen, she surprises even herself when she's able to pull off the dessert at the last minute.
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Still, Norris, who has good but not overpowering stuff, runs into trouble when he is overly reliant on his fastball and does not mix in breaking pitches.
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For example, the Federal Communications Commission, founded in 1934, runs into the same problems trying to extend regulations intended for telegraph and telephone systems to the Internet.
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To promote the show, then, they made a commercial where Rose runs into Kobe at a restaurant and is most displeased with having to interact with him.
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When Safari runs into sites that require Flash or any other plug-in, it will act as though the plug-in is not installed on your computer.
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She thinks he's dumb but can't stop fucking him, and every single time she runs into him they end up in bed, only to break up again.
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The next day, there's plenty to be done, and the whole team runs into the woods to cut down trees—we need logs to repair the walls.
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But as it goes, she runs into problems with the all-male writing staff and Thompson's buttoned-up host, and, well, you see where this is going.
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Scott Baio can count on a can of whoopass if he ever runs into Erin Moran's brother, who wants payback for Scott's comments about Erin's substance abuse.
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But for Maya, the frantically busy mother of the DiMeo clan, jury duty is practically a vacation — until she runs into a familiar face in the courthouse.
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"We live very comfortably here," said Elizabeth Quintana, 73, who runs a small restaurant from her house on a dead-end street that runs into the wall.
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A full set of helmet, kneepads and skates runs into hundreds of dollars, and the sudden devaluation of the Egyptian pound last year effectively doubled the price.
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One of the things he runs into again and again is an opposition to health care as a right for people who don't seem to deserve it.
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Pearce and I were hiking down to a section of the Mannus Creek, a small, high-altitude stream that runs into the Murray River system, Australia's longest.
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In addition to gum, which she jokes is just in case she runs into Harry Styles on the street, you can find a ton of beauty goodies.
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But she runs into trouble in the Pavilion of Shamans, which has as its centerpiece a large open-weave, tentlike enclosure by the Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto.
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I watch Hull move through his city's art world social scene, and can see the long roots he has there, as he runs into friends and students.
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It appears that a major test will take place somewhere in the 2740 to 2760 area, as this rally runs into the declining moving averages of importance.
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She traipses around the city in her sweatpants and headphones, aimlessly hating everything — and then runs into Charlie (Christopher Abbott), the college boyfriend who broke her heart.
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This isn't perfect, but pretty much any border-adjustment approach runs into legal, economic, or environmental problems, and some amount of clumsy jury rigging is probably unavoidable.
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A shady-looking biker clutches a bag as he hastily runs into his room and closes the blinds, only to reveal that he was stowing his beloved dog.
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In the very first episode, Rebecca runs into an old flame on the streets of New York City, then proceeds to move to his hometown on a whim.
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A woman sitting next to me noticed that I was frantically looking up nearby coffee shops with WiFi and told me she often runs into this very problem.
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From there, Daenerys assumes that her birthright is settled, until she runs into Sansa, the first person in Westeros who doesn't actually believe in her right to rule.
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"He's clearly going to talk to the capitals of the bigger states and if he runs into difficulties will try to play one off the other," Lehne said.
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Any time that YouTube rolls out an "intermediary fix or patch to calm down criticism against how the platform operates, the company runs into major problems," Holt said.
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Severe storms and flooding in the Plains A low from the Pacific Northwest stalls out in the Mountain West this weekend as it runs into the omega block.
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To communicate with non-telepathic beings, they connect the orb to a tube which runs into their mouth, so that their thoughts can be converted into phonetic language.
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"She wanders around with the other kids for approximately 11 minutes before she runs into the room with a smile and says, 'Look, mommy!' to me," she wrote.
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The analysis did not however factor in how strictly a country adhered to or enforced its own time-off laws, which is where Bahrain runs into some controversy.
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You're probably better off just getting the connect switch, though, since the socket runs into the same problem — you can't properly control it with a standard light switch.
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The DOJ brings the first criminal case over alleged Russian interference in the midterms; at least 61 people die after a train runs into a crowd in India.
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Akash takes it up, and one evening at the restaurant, he runs into Pramod Sinha (David Dhawan) a yesteryear Bollywood star who now runs a real estate business.
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Knowing full well they might meet, Petzold concocts a story he can tell Kiarostami in case he runs into him, just to assure Kiarostami he wasn't following him.
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When Dr. Lipkin sequences his own genome, he runs into another feature of the landscape Dr. Mukherjee overlooks: the proliferation of cut-rate, poorly standardized services out there.
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But that approach runs into a larger privacy debate involving the sexual abuse material: How closely should tech companies and the federal government work to shut it down?
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It will be about a mute bartender (Skarsgård), who works to track down a missing partner and runs into a surgeon (portrayed by Paul Rudd) who helps him.
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"Anyone who knows Bill Clinton knows if he runs into someone at the airport by chance he's going to come up and say hello to them," he said.
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His life in the Senate today is the same as it was yesterday -- except potentially more awkward when he runs into the six senators who signed this letter.
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The death toll from a wave of unrest and clashes between police and demonstrators over the past year or more runs into several hundred, according to opposition estimates.
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A.J. Ellis's two-run homer came in the second inning against Tyler Chatwood (210-22001) as the Dodgers packed three of their runs into the first two innings.
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Between Thursday evening and Friday morning, the Aquarius moon runs into some friction with Uranus, and then with Venus, pointing to passion and chemistry in the relationship department.
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The app suggested backstreets of the mansion-blanketed L.A. neighborhood of Bel Air instead, turning onto Bellagio Road, a thoroughfare that runs into the heart of Bel Air.
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A decade later, she's leading a comfortably monotonous life as a radio producer when she runs into Godfrey on the street and realizes that certain battles wage on.
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Critic's Notebook What happens when a major studio, successful with films both high (artful social allegories) and low (angsty youth dramas and gangster flicks), runs into hard times?
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If private equity runs into trouble, pension funds would struggle to unload holdings and could instead sell the easiest assets to dispose of — including the S&P 103.
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There's also been a consolidation of the manufacturers that produce generic drugs, meaning there are fewer companies around to pick up the slack if one runs into trouble.
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Some investors fear that if Trump's healthcare reform act runs into trouble or takes longer than expected to pass, then his tax reform policies may also face setbacks.
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While Android still works because it's open-source software, where Huawei runs into trouble is Google Mobile Services, or the apps that Google makes, which require a license.
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"The big problem that the World Bank runs into is that any early warning or any automatic response cannot deal with is the political causes of famine," says DeWaal.
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Just take former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort, who may not be the average person, but who runs into issues with the PDF just like the best of us.
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But the second the pilot asks to be grounded, he runs into the catch-22: "Anyone who wants to get out of combat duty isn't really crazy," Doc says.
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Why resurrect one character as an undead fury named Lily (Billie Piper), and fail to explore what happens when she runs into her old love, Ethan Chandler (Josh Hartnett)?
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He shows up in future New York and promptly runs into a plucky female hotel owner, a vengeful descendent of Adolf Hitler, and a bunch of bewildering new technology.
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When Yasia runs into the two young escapees, Yankel and Momik, she faces the most fundamental of human dilemmas: whether to risk herself to protect the young and vulnerable.
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But compared with the deliberate buzzing of NATO warships in the Baltic and probing runs into NATO airspace by aircraft with their transponders switched off, this is fairly harmless.
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He'll be joined by regular host Scott Rogowsky, according to People, so The Rock will have some backup if HQ runs into technical issues from the deluge of players.
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Yet, as Jimmy accepts a disappeared Gretchen's choice and prepares to drive away from Boone's house, she runs into the street to reveal she's ready to be with Jimmy.
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He is also planning to meet an anonymous lover at a boathouse via text when he runs into Kurt, who apparently has a history of being a clueless douchebag.
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"And neither did I." Hannah goes to the post office to mail her tapes — which is when she runs into Robert, the librarian she met at the college fair.
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France and Germany called on Tuesday for the ESM to act as an intermediary between any government that runs into a debt crisis and investors, should restructuring prove necessary.
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One of the main problems Gray runs into is that fish doesn't have a lot of fat content, which is often needed in these kinds of rillettes and terrines.
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And it is difficult to imagine that raising the fences by a few feet — turning a few home runs into doubles, basically — is going to make any real difference.
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There is a good paved road that runs into McGregor, a pastoral village at the foot of South Africa's Riviersonderend Mountains, but it stops at the edge of town.
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But on the road to his new life he runs into Michaela "Mike" Fitzgerald (Blunt), a woman with her own troubled past, and they find solace in each other.
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Nesbitt drives north and runs into Schumacher, and the two teams head back toward headquarters, watching new clouds build and darken and move off the mountains to their west.
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Lindsey Piegza, chief economist at Stifel Fixed Income, said she predicts the Fed could soon be looking at reducing interest rates if US economic growth runs into more roadblocks.
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China is now the world's second biggest economy, the largest international creditor to the United States, and dollar-denominated borrowing in emerging markets runs into the trillions of dollars.
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Every administration runs into delays when investigating and enforcing environmental laws, and it is hard to pinpoint why any particular case might stall without access to confidential E.P.A. files.
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In the past, meanwhile, Miguel is bitterly divorced, and as he runs into Jack and teen Kevin at the mall, he's just learned that his ex-wife Shelly is engaged.
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It would be a slow process, as the vision behind one project runs into technical difficulties or is found to falter economically, others will emerge to fill the same needs.
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McCain has threatened to block the program as structured, arguing that the government could become liable for cost overruns if the program runs into trouble, as many weapons projects do.
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That changes when he runs into a protester called (120 Degrees of) Knowledge Allah and an heiress named Sophine Jefferson whose life has fallen apart after her father was murdered.
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" Former ATF agent James Cavanaugh: "Unlike a mass shooter — who runs into a place, shoots everybody up, and then shoots himself in the head — mail bombers want to get away.
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It looks like at least one of the Forsters might get their wish, as Sky runs into the guy she called out at the bar the next day on campus.
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On the Democratic side, things seem to be trudging toward their inevitable conclusion, in which Bernie Sanders wins and then runs into trouble when the voting population gets more diverse.
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But the mosquito wing stroke is such that, as soon as the animal stops its downward stroke and reverses its wing upwards, the wing runs into the trailing edge vortex.
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After a new mission calls her back to Earth, she runs into young government agent Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) and discovers truths about a past that she's long forgotten.
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Deacon James is a blues magician on his way to Arkham, where he runs into trouble in the form of horrifying visions and a stranger who calls himself John Persons.
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But as it goes head to head with tech giants like Apple, Amazon, and Google, it runs into the interesting conundrum that its rivals are also its much-needed allies.
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So Tim heads off to set Harry's affairs in order, but his plans hit a snag when he runs into dear old dad's former partner, a Sherlock hat-wearing Pikachu.
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If Tebow remains in the South Atlantic League for the rest of the season, which runs into September, the Fireflies' rivals stand to make an additional $3.1 million in revenue.
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Susana Polo, Polygon Pursuit of the Skrull terrorist Talos brings Vers to the backwater planet of Earth, where she runs into mid-level SHIELD agent Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson).
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She runs into both of the big outlaw groups that are filling the region's power vacuum (the Tullys are holed up in their castle, pointlessly waving a defiant Stark banner).
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As the campaign runs into problems and David's relationship crumbles, he begins having an affair with the virtual Sophie as the lines between reality and digital fantasy becoming increasingly blurred.
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Out of all other options, Titus and Lillian head to the natural food store in search of fruits and vegetables, where Lillian runs into none other than her nemesis, Artie.
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That Broadway boundary stretches from Flushing Avenue in the north down to Stewart Street, where it runs into the beautiful Evergreens Cemetery, then borders the cemetery to about Irving Avenue.
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Beth has inherited this yen for adventure, and on a trip to Nepal, she runs into Gary (Todd Lawson), who's in flight from his failed relationship with Claire (Renata Friedman).
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Walmart is leading retailers in adopting artificial intelligence and machine learning, but the world's largest retailer still runs into cultural issues that undermine the push to implement the advanced technology.
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"The more established funds will look at the current market sell-off as an opportunity to invest, as their investment horizon runs into decades," Aranca senior analyst, Nikhil Salvi, said.
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It warned it might have to shut 737 MAX production completely if it runs into new hurdles with global regulators to getting its best-selling aircraft back in the air.
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The two decided to pass along an idea for a book about a family of bears that runs into a series of comic mishaps while on a quest for honey.
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At the movie screening, she runs into Jared, her brief paramour from Season 1, who she dumped because she was hung up on the idea of dating a bisexual man.
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"I see them and wave and say, 'Buenos Dias,'" said Ms. Siegel, who runs into her workout buddies, she explained, at local places like the Dollar Tree on 101st Street.
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Here, again, Hopper's own vision runs into the exigencies of the current art museum field, which has sought to expand the ethnic and socio-economic class profile of museum audiences.
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He is looking at a bird by the water to see if it is a dipper when she stops short and he runs into her, bang , almost knocks her down.
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Yet each, in its own way, runs into a brick wall when it comes to having much reason to stick around beyond that initial burst of curiosity, morbid or otherwise.
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The 400 metre-wide canal planned to the west of Istanbul would connect the Black Sea in the north to the Sea of Marmara, which eventually runs into the Mediterranean.
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After landfall, Willa is expected to weaken quickly as it runs into the mountains, and it will be a rainmaker by the time it crosses the US-Mexico border Wednesday.
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"Glassland" runs into serious trouble when John, desperate to come up with money for Jean's rehabilitation, accepts an illegal job that the publicity notes say has something do with human trafficking.
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In an exclusive clip (top), Curtis is busy staining a stair rail at one of the two homes that are featured in the premiere, but she quickly runs into a problem.
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Kindlon has also blamed the intersection where the crash occurred — a T where two state highways meet — which includes a notorious hill pitching downward until it runs into the other road.
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I can't name names, (sorry, TED rules), but I will say the crowd included movie stars, television stars, music stars, and philanthropists whose net worth runs into the tens of billions.
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So they try Plan B (hence the title of the episode, although it's actually more like Plan E at this point): Gypsy leaves to get more popcorn and runs into Nick.
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If my care runs into problems or someone gets sick to where I miss a day's worth of work my daughter and I would be one step closer to being homeless.
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In a nifty bit of cross-promotion, Vanellope is sent to a super-charged Disney fansite where she runs into other Disney princesses who are just as bored as she is.
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Years later, Annie runs into Luke, June, and baby Hannah at a coffee store (I wonder if it was coincidental or if she has been lowkey keeping her eye on them).
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In a studio hallway, Clark runs into the shock-rocker Alice Cooper and tries to convince him that he should dump his band and join American Century as a solo act.
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It's contrasted with an equally adorable little boy who runs into his big brother before a thunderstorm; the boy idolizes his brother and makes a mistake trying to help him out.
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An Australian naval lieutenant notes that the local newspaper keeps a running tally of the salt-water crocodiles trapped and hauled out of the waterway that runs into the city centre.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German financial watchdog Bafin is setting up a new unit to supervise ailing banks if the financial sector runs into trouble, executive director Raimund Roeseler told a German magazine.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKhloe Dumps Tristan for Allegedly Cheating with Kylie's BFF T-Pain Gets Smacked In The Face During Concert Kourtney Kardashian Runs Into Ex 'Shark Tank' Star Salutes Colin Kaepernick
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He's giving up a foot and about 65 pounds to LeBron and this is the sort of thing that happens when a guy like Thomas runs into a guy like LeBron.
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Boeing has reduced production of the grounded jet and suspended deliveries, but on Wednesday warned it might have to shut production completely if it runs into new hurdles with global regulators.
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Apple's magnetic charging connector has been a useful staple of the MacBook line for many years, saving your laptop from crashing to the floor when your cat runs into your cord.
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It kicks off on May 23 and runs into early June, but the video announcing its existence doesn't offer any hints about what kind of activities or skins fans can expect.
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This fifth season ended on a not-dissimilar note, after Hannah runs into Tally (Jenny Slate), a college classmate, with a dark cloud of hair, who has become a literary star.
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The two are just about ready to have sex when Michael goes to the hall to get ice, runs into Susanna, and realizes that she's not who she says she is.
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She's on her own, though she has a father, Alfred P. Doolittle (Norbert Leo Butz), a loafer and a drinker who hits her up for cash when he runs into her.
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Whenever my cat hears the sound of a voice on speakerphone, she runs into the room with the fires of hell behind her eyes and sinks her teeth into my leg.
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As they meander through a decrepit magical kingdom called "Dreamland," the trio runs into "ogres, sprites, harpies, imps, trolls, walruses, and lots of human fools," according to the Netflix press release.
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The broomstick lifts Mary up and takes her to Endor College, a school for magic, where she runs into trouble after telling a lie and decides she must set things right.
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But this plan — colloquially called the Medicaid "wraparound" — runs into the same problem that the stabilization funding did: There simply isn't enough money available to make up for the current cuts.
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But a blueprint for what to do if the clearinghouse itself runs into financial trouble and needs saving has been a point of much discussion among those interested in financial regulation.
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The Dodgers were trailing 8-2 before they packed eight runs into the final two innings, and Toles sealed the win with his grand slam off closer Adam Ottavino (0-1).
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"I don't think there's a player that can hold like that for two sets," said Pliskova, a belief that could be tested if she runs into another Williams in the semifinals.
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After passing a memorial to North Korea founder Kim Il Sung, where tourists often gather, the jeep runs into a ditch just meters from the border, which is not clearly marked.
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While Samuels and Darby look forward to growing their families, Bryant and Huger prepare to embark on business ventures and Dillard Bassett runs into trouble trying to plan her dream wedding.
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At one point in the diaries, in a Madison Avenue eatery he runs into a fan who sums up the feelings of so many readers and theatergoers with a brisk directive.
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When Abbi, in the premiere, runs into a college acquaintance who is settled with children, she feels inadequate, until she realizes that parenting has made her friend a stressed-out mess.
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In the end, she finds her calling designing ugly, over-embellished shoes and later runs into the sexy singer again on another trip to Ireland, opening the door to love again.
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The main character, Beatrice, runs into a former boss who discriminated against her early in her publishing career — in an interview he asked her outright if she planned to get pregnant.
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Where to Stream: Netflix, Hulu, CBS All Access One of Trek's genius elisions is the Universal Translator, which does exactly what's on the label for almost every alien Starfleet runs into.
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Visa's departure leaves Libra looking more like tech companies barging into payments, conjuring fears of their move fast, break things approach that could cause financial ruin if Libra runs into problems.
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Jerry MoranGerald (Jerry) MoranMcConnell keeps press in check as impeachment trial starts Overnight Defense: War powers fight runs into impeachment | Kaine has 85033 votes for Iran resolution | Trump plans to divert .
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Afterward he runs into Billy the Kid, played by Theresa Buchheister (who is taking over as the Brick's artistic director in January) in elaborate facial hair, boots and a duster coat.
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Mr. Ozeki said he made quick runs into the apartment between aftershocks — there have been more than 400, many strong enough to cause new damage — to find warm clothes and blankets.
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As Bosworth leaves the one and only orgy she attends (she did not participate), she runs into a man dressed in priest's robes that another attendee tells her was George Plimpton.
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The museum's gift shop includes a showroom so you can splurge for a real car as a souvenir; other big ticket items include carbon fiber luggage that runs into five figures.
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"He can take players on and he likes to cut in a lot and I like to make late runs into the box," said man of the match McKennie of Pulisic.
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And if it runs into similar stumbling blocks, we could see Trump willing to throw other people or priorities under the bus to get his beloved wall closer to the finish line.
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As he walks off the set he runs into Quinn and tells her that she can only speak to him through Jay — and that he never, ever wants to see Rachel again.
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Just as Wilson dramatically runs in to make sure they don't follow their gut and give him medication that will kill him, she runs into Paul Stadler (Matthew Morrison), her abusive ex.
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She runs into their tiny house, picks up a found can of teal house paint and begins to draw tiny blue trees on the wall, humming to herself in a meditative state.
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A country may need to operate on borrowed means when it runs into a deficit as the total value of goods, services and investments it imports exceeds the total value it exports.
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In an attempt to hide from his pursuers, Danny runs into a crowd of Asian people who seem to be celebrating Chinese New Year, as previously teased in the season 1 trailer.
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While passing through, he runs into a No-Maj (American for muggle, or non-magic person), winds up accidentally switching suitcases with him and subsequently a few of Newt's magical creatures escape.
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But according to one economist, this projected jobs expansion may fall short as it runs into efforts to contain taxes and medical costs, especially in regions that voted overwhelmingly for Donald Trump.
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The ECB will be responsible for enforcing how much capital Nordea should hold and setting other requirements aimed to ensure that taxpayer money will not be used if it runs into difficulties.
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In these last two cases, though, Apple runs into problems concerning distribution, as smartphones in India tend to be sold off-contract, without subsidies, and through a large number of small retailers.
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The Rockies, who are 10-2 in one-run games, led 8-1 after three innings — a lead that vanished when the Giants packed eight runs into the seventh, eighth and ninth.
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If it runs into another snag, deployment would likely be delayed to late next week, as astronauts on the space station tend to other tasks like deploying small satellites known as CubeSats.
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In this animated comedy, Max the terrier (the voice of Louis C. K.) runs into real problems when his human mom brings home Duke (Eric Stonestreet), a huge brute from the pound.
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These are a few questions to consider under the waning Sagittarius moon between Monday and Tuesday, particularly when it runs into friction with Neptune before cozying up to expansive Jupiter on Monday.
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And the government has released only 16 political prisoners so far out of a population that runs into the thousands, human rights groups estimate, more than all other former Soviet countries combined.
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Drake, Chris Brown, and Travis Scott make room ... former NBA player Stephen Jackson's got a hankering for some Rihanna ... promising to get "real aggressive" if he ever runs into the pop star.
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If there's some danger ahead that destroys every technological civilization that runs into it, we might expect that we're living in a "vulnerable world" where future technological advances will destroy us, too.
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As Harry and Perry try to get to the bottom of things without getting killed themselves, Harry runs into his childhood crush, Harmony, a failing actress with a thing for detective novels.
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It said five years ago, its workers unintentionally disrupted an underground pipe that runs into an "antiquated, makeshift 'well'" jointly owned by the Forbeses on Trump land, but it was repaired immediately.
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There's a scene at the end of Cheer, when Lexi, along with the rest of the squad, runs into the Atlantic Ocean, completely overwhelmed with what she and her teammates have accomplished.
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If there's some danger ahead that destroys every technological civilization that runs into it, we might expect that we're living in a "vulnerable world" where future technological advances will destroy us, too.
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The order can easily be relayed to a real human if the bot runs into trouble, who can then help tweak the bot so it can better parse similar language in future requests.
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Hemsworth plays the doomed captain George Kirk of the U.S.S. Kelvin, which runs into angry Romulan territory — forcing the captain to die with his ship right as his wife (Jennifer Morrison) gives birth.
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If Brexit runs into roadblocks, the conservatives may call an election in hopes of solidifying a mandate, Nomura said, noting that this could lead to opposition parties winning or a smaller conservative majority.
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As the reporters saunter down Broadway with stogies, Peele runs into a friend who starts shouting at random people on the street: "These guys just won the Pulitzer Prize!" he tells construction workers.
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Whenever Corey's business runs into a problem — whether it be stagnant sales or wasting leftover bagels — "he's used to normally just stepping in front of everybody and just solving it" himself, Lemonis says.
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IAN MAITLAND Minneapolis The "original intent" lobby runs into a logical dilemma it has yet to resolve: Do you defer to the founders' original intent, or do you defer to their words literally?
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During a scene in which Rebecca runs into Josh at a grocery store, Bloom wears an oversize T-shirt without a bra, her breasts loose and low, no longer packaged for maximum appeal.
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Developed at the Hosoda Laboratory at Osaka University, there is still some work needed to be done when it comes to steering PneuHound, at the moment it just runs into walls and people.
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Not only does Fieri see the costumes on social media, every so often when he's out trick-or-treating with his kids, he actually runs into people who are dressed as him IRL.
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Sophia runs into a neon underground club and crashes an intense dance party where lightning strikes and Sophia realizes the perfect name for her shop: Nasty Gal, based on the Betty Davis song.
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Traditional buy-and-hold middle market investors have largely steered clear of covenant-lite deals because of the lack of protections and liquidity available to lenders when a company runs into financial trouble.
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From a dramatic perspective, it's a promising premise, but it also runs into some of the problems that inevitably spring up when you try to examine political questions through the lens of superheroes.
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Nets coach Kenny Atkinson has rationalized this by saying he constantly needs shooters and small lineups on the floor to come back from the large deficits Brooklyn regularly runs into, and that's fair.
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"The total number of bots on Twitter runs into the millions, given that an individual bot action can involve over 100,000 accounts," Ben Nimmo, a bot hunter at the Atlantic Council, told me.
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It's still massively more convenient than mopping by hand, and typically the m93 does about 90 percent of the apartment before it runs into difficult in one of these few small trouble areas.
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Yet the family tolerates the situation, which will gradually have pretty significant consequences (foreshadowed in a pre-credit sequence) as Mo's budding adolescence runs into Zeke's Peter Pan-like case of arrested development.
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Kaine, Lee: 'We should not be at war with Iran unless Congress authorizes it' Overnight Defense: War powers fight runs into impeachment | Kaine has 85003 votes for Iran resolution | Trump plans to divert .
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Kaine, Lee: 'We should not be at war with Iran unless Congress authorizes it' Overnight Defense: War powers fight runs into impeachment | Kaine has 9003 votes for Iran resolution | Trump plans to divert .
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Kaine, Lee: 'We should not be at war with Iran unless Congress authorizes it' Overnight Defense: War powers fight runs into impeachment | Kaine has 6900 votes for Iran resolution | Trump plans to divert .
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Kaine, Lee: 'We should not be at war with Iran unless Congress authorizes it' Overnight Defense: War powers fight runs into impeachment | Kaine has 22020 votes for Iran resolution | Trump plans to divert .
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Haastrup said the surgery, which runs into thousands of dollars, was done free of charge to the parents, who work in menial jobs and would not have been able to afford the surgery.
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If your toddler has a nightmare and runs into your bed, then that&aposs perfectly OK. However, once your child has calmed down, then they should be placed back into their own bed.
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Annual spending for club travel-team tuition, personal trainers, top-of-the-line equipment, showcase tournaments and outlays for gas, airfares, hotels and food on the road runs into the thousands of dollars.
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They swing by Paige's apartment building to scoop her up, and that's when the episode's most pivotal scene happens: the Jennings family runs into their neighbor, FBI agent Stan Beeman, in the parking garage.
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While we made some impressive fireballs — the biggest was about five feet — it's possible to control the amount of flame you get by limiting how much fuel runs into the body of the device.
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I think the interesting thing that a President Trump will find out is there are powers that the president can exercise, but the more broadly he exercises them, the more barriers he runs into.
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Then, Insatiable briefly introduces a trans girl who runs into Patty in the bathroom where they're both hiding out, and expresses that she understands Patty's feeling of needing to keep working on her body.
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He waits at the crosswalk corner, gets the okay to walk from the driver first in line, and runs into the middle of the street, stops, and waits for his mom to join him.
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Jose Abreu ended a 13-game home run drought Wednesday and carries an eight-game hitting streak and a six-game RBI streak during which he's driven in nine runs into the series finale.
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The production just released a trailer for the film, and while it's entertaining, it definitely runs into the problem that most cartoon-to-movie adaptations face: bringing their characters to life in three dimensions.
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For safety reasons, navigation was halted on Wednesday on the river and the Canal St.-Martin, the waterway that runs into Paris and meets the Seine just south of Place de la Bastille. video
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By week's end, the Pisces moon runs into friction with the sun at 12:34 PM on Sunday, reminding us to prioritize quality over quantity when it comes to information in problem-solving situations.
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Starring Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding as Kate and Tom— the former a cynical, spiraling woman recovering from a major surgery and the latter an optimistic, romantic fellow who runs into her at work.
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And so, even though the Yankees will no doubt crank up the hullabaloo machine when, 2300 home runs into the season, Rodriguez becomes the fourth player to reach 700, the event won't really signify.
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When I first approached the opera, I moved the fight scene to after the intermission rather than right before, so Roméo runs into her arms having just killed Tybalt, and it increases the tension.
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But the honeymoon has come to an end as the economy runs into headwinds with the fiscal deficit ballooning to about 7% of gross domestic product and a balance of payments crisis is looming.
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It cuts through a thicket of dormant trees, passing a half-dozen trailer homes and after almost a mile runs into a line of boulders and a rusted railing with a sign: Road Closed.
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A MAN IN LOVE By Martin WalserTranslated by David Dollenmayer One hot summer in Marienbad, 73-year-old Johann Wolfgang von Goethe runs into Frau von Levetzow and her three daughters, old family friends.
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Through its stake in Commerzbank, the German government would play a central role in any fusion, and lawmakers fear this puts it on the hook to shoulder losses if the bank runs into trouble.
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The Polish-born engineer (Olek Krupa) with whom Mary works is more enlightened, but Mary runs into the brick wall of Virginia's Jim Crow laws when she tries to take graduate-level physics courses.
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Both Reuters and the Wall Street Journal report that this step comes as Dell runs into resistance to its plan to buy back the tracking stock that reflects Dell's stake in software company VMWare.
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At the ceremony, he runs into a woman who appears to be a journalist but who is actually his daughter's childhood friend, seeking to understand a scandal that occurred at a party decades earlier.
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Like all reenactment shows, this one runs into the main problem inherent to that conceit, which is that the fictionalization of historical records occasionally veers into the realm of the cheesy and/or overdramatic.
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Rays 5, Royals 2 Host Tampa Bay chased Kansas City starter Homer Bailey four batters — and four runs — into the second inning, and the Rays extended their winning streak over Kansas City to 10 games.
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There's probably a good metaphor here for meditation or mindfulness, but as a terrible meditator who semi-regularly runs into objects while his mind is somewhere else entirely, I'm struggling to find the right one.
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Rebel Wilson's character, Natalie, is mugged on the subway when she incorrectly assumes a man is flirting with her, runs into a pole while trying to get away, and wakes up in a romantic comedy.
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Exeter, in south-west England, has commissioned research which shows it attracts students who live near the M5 motorway that runs into town, and struggles to recruit from anywhere north of Birmingham, in the Midlands.
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When it comes to an IPO, equity investors require more information about potential risks and how companies plan to deal with them, as they are more exposed than bondholders if a business runs into trouble.
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After landing, B-127 (eventually renamed Bumblebee, because what origin story is complete without a naming scene) runs into Agent Jack Burns (John Cena), who is part of an elite military force named Sector 7.
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The Guide's main character is Arthur, but the real stars are the odd aliens he runs into while roaming unhappily around the universe(s) after the Earth is destroyed, including the two-headed Zaphod Beeblebrox.
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And when you have an investor that hasn't been around for a really long time and you don't know how they're going to behave really in a downturn or when the company runs into bumps.
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But the sticker price of this diligent care runs into the thousands of dollars—a cost that either tenants can't pay or that liable landlords (depending on the state's housing laws) refuse to shell out.
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Carlos Gonzalez hit a grand slam and Nick Hundley homered as the Rockies packed all their runs into the third inning against Giants starter Matt Moore, who pitched a season-low 2 2/3 innings.
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CoCo bonds were introduced in the wake of the 21.2 financial crisis to ensure that bond investors as well as shareholders bear losses if a bank runs into difficulty before any taxpayer cash is needed.
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The "Pretty Woman" star plays Norman Oppenheimer, a veteran "fixer" in New York's Jewish community who runs into trouble when he tries to win over a visiting Israeli politician, played by Israeli actor Lior Ashkenazi.
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CoCo bonds were introduced in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis to ensure that bond investors as well as shareholders bear losses if a bank runs into difficulty before any taxpayer cash is needed.
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Perhaps most surprisingly — and implausibly, given his muttered contempt for her work — Kevin, when he runs into Lil, offers to introduce her to a musician friend who might help make her work more, say, accessible.
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Zayn is here to tell us about the boy sees girl's photo, boy runs into girl, boy tries his luck and somehow ends up dating one of the most famous models in the world version.
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It's likely that Congress will agree to a spending bill that runs into December, which would force lawmakers to approve either an omnibus spending bill or another short-term measure in a lame-duck session.
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There he runs into Kim Johnson (Olivia Thirlby), an unconvincing photojournalist who fell at his feet earlier in Jerusalem while trying to shove her camera in the faces of some Orthodox Jews on the Sabbath.
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And what could you add to improve a main course of swordfish, grilled gently enough that a rosé blush is left in its flesh, with melted anchovy butter that runs into the tiny boiled potatoes?
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This rush across Apple's depopulated futurescape is interrupted by an Apple Watch notifying our hero that she had completed her activity goal for the day; she runs into a colleague who uses his to teleport.
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The center will sit near a lagoon that runs into Lake Michigan in the Jackson Park neighborhood and will feature three buildings – a museum, a forum and a library – as well as outdoor gathering spaces.
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"I will say sometimes to the baby, 'Hey, will you give me a hug,' and the speed in which the dog runs into my arms, before the baby can get there," said the 43-year-old.
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The mushrooms the group takes upon entering the field before the village nearly unhinge her, but she runs into the woods to hide their effect and is only found by the group after she falls asleep.
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And two, he must be very unaware of the world's fascination with his love life if he wasn't expecting to be asked about his relationship with Swift from every reporter he runs into from now on.
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Yet that problem is a product of the health care system's complexity, and every potential solution runs into roadblocks from an industry that wants to protect its profits, or skepticism from policy experts or political opposition.
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Despite a tone that's sometimes more comedic, I think that this collapse of player and character forces us to ask some of the same questions that Noomi runs into near the end of the spy thriller.
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Given excess capacity in China's steel sector runs into hundreds of millions of tonnes, there's little doubt that very soon supply can overwhelm even rising demand, making a pullback in steel prices more or less inevitable.
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"Expect more of this choppy interplay until more concrete news emerges, as speculative buying runs into record producer selling of the futures contracts for hedging," Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at brokerage OANDA in Singapore, said.
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While the average person who can't afford to fly to the Louvre might benefit from having great works of art digitized, the Culture Institute runs into a similar ownership issue as it did with Google Books.
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For its part, Bharat Biotech has reportedly cautioned that its vaccine could take 10 years to hit the market, depending on the types of regulatory hurdles it runs into while conducting trials and filing for approval.
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"Expect more of this choppy interplay until more concrete news emerges, as speculative buying runs into record producer selling of the futures contracts for hedging," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at brokerage OANDA in Singapore.
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The first season starred Billy Bob Thorton as Lorne Malvo, a Minnesota man who accidentally sets into motion a series of murders when he runs into and impacts Lester Nygaard, a violent murderer-in-the-making.
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You can see 13 of the Overwatch heroes in real-life including Zhang Yu (Mei), Keith Silverstein (Torbjörn), Matthew Mercer (McCree), (Crispin Freeman), Winston and more in Cruz' two-minute video: Lúcio runs into Overwatch Characters.
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Mingling gets underway in advance of the ceremony, and Kevin — after suffering through the many handshakes and waves with excited fans — runs into an old classmate: Charlotte Everly, who's also being honored as a distinguished alum.
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Logan is a little upset that they are paying "40K a day to jerk off, alone, in the woods, playing white hat," and then Dolores—veering entirely from her normal programming—runs into their campfire, collapsing.
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But as the Washington Post described the Trump administration's non-disclosure agreement, it purports to extend beyond current employees and to impose severe penalties for violations – and that's where it runs into constitutional and administrative problems.
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In the video, she starts smashing the bus windows with a car jack, and then repeatedly runs into a man who's reportedly the bus driver as he tries to block her car while he calls 911.
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In this episode, President Kirkman (Kiefer Sutherland) tries to right the ship after a devastating tragedy, but runs into a P.R. crisis when a video of him visiting a prison is leaked to the news media.
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But, as it turns out, this particular Google Doodle — about an enterprising ghost named Jinx and the band of trick-or-treaters Jinx runs into — is actually a sequel of sorts to last year's Halloween Doodle.
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In a disconnected but welcome distraction storyline, Amelia (Caterina Scorsone), sporting a kicky new haircut, goes to a medical conference and runs into Link (Chris Carmack), who is attending the conference but also giving a lecture there.
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The guy goes hiking in the Himalayas, helicopter snowboarding, sailing around Tierra del Fuego, and in every story he runs into complications and recounts how, in order to survive, he was forced to drink his own pee.
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We're introduced to everyone's favorite neighborhood Blood when he runs into Lawrence (Jay R. Ellis), who is throwing out a Drake-themed card, his attempt to make up for dropping the ball on Issa's (Issa Rae) birthday.
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To avoid that necessity, Ben Bernanke, now a fellow at the Brookings Institution, proposed in 2017 that the Fed should temporarily adopt a level target when the economy runs into the zero lower bound on interest rates.
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But fancy new features aside, Eve will have to avoid the same technology troubles that the Pro runs into: Intel's processors aren't as well-suited to running Android apps, and the situation still hasn't gotten much better.
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He's coming on a little too strong and after Molly runs into Dro (Sarunas J. Jackson) — her old friend from home — and his wife at a cupcake shop, she understands the importance of letting things flow naturally.
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Morgan then runs into Rick, and the duo walk right into a trap set by the long-haired Savior Jared — the same one that mocked Morgan during a supplies handoff back in episode 13 of last season.
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As someone who regularly runs into stuff, I can personally confirm that walls, not people are to blame in this situation, and likely the whole things is more a source of brief personal embarrassment for those involved.
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And when he says, repeatedly, that the troika was wrong about government spending being a major cause of the crisis, because Spain and Ireland saw their economies implode over free-market errors, he runs into a problem.
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On Tuesday, Huntington-Whiteley, 31, shared three sweet behind-the-scenes photos of the engaged couple posing at the front door as their toddler, dressed only in a diaper, runs into their shot and into Statham's legs.
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Like cheaper blood diamonds, our t-shirts are often the product of poorly paid labor—stitched by underfed hands, and packed in hot and smoky warehouses while toxic dye runs into a river somewhere outside of Dhaka.
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"If one of these service satellites gets close to a Chinese satellite without warning, or heaven forfend, accidentally runs into one during a time of high tensions, that would obviously not be a good thing," Hitchens warned.
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Live in Front of a Studio Audience's big ratings mean the sitcom curiosity will almost certainly become the next trend that TV runs into the ground, like the live musical and the sitcom revival season before it.
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As the film's hijinks kick in, Marley takes a narrative backseat until resurfacing around the film's midsection when he runs into Kevin in the drugstore, triggering the toothbrush shoplifting chase scene that so many know and love.
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In the novel American Pastoral, Zuckerman has returned to his Newark high school, Weequahic High, for his 45th high school reunion when he runs into the Swede's brother, Jerry, who tells him that his brother has died.
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There, determined to be a new man — call him Will Bettelheim now — after he falls in love with Love Quinn (The Haunting of Hill House's Victoria Pedretti) at first sight, Joe runs into problems at each turn.
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But on his second and fourth trips to the plate, the Maryland muscleman drove home runs into the left-field seats, both times with a man on base, both times with the Mets trailing by one run.
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" When he runs into Annie, his high school sweetheart who has moved back to town with her 12-year-old daughter, he confesses, "Sometimes I feel like maybe I've had a brain injury and didn't realize it.
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The conversation had three major focal points: buses, bikes, and the proposal to make 14th Street, under which the L train runs, into a car-free "PeopleWay" (an idea that VICE has covered in this space before).
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But when Zéile runs into the princess of Orïsha, who is in possession of one of the last maji scrolls, she is pulled into a quest to bring back magic ... if she can avoid the king's hunt first.
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As the Grey's gods would have it, Amelia — the "Black Sheep" of her high-achieving family, as her high school nickname reminds us — runs into big sister Nancy (Embeth Davidtz) seconds after walking into NYC's Fox Medical Center.
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There she runs into Willie, the shellshocked aviator her father has hired to survey Jerusalem and help modernize the city — that is, to make it more like London, with tidy public parks and signs of Arab habitation removed.
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The safety measures Zipline already uses in Rwanda are similar to what the FAA is proposing for the U.S. If a drone runs into trouble, an emergency parachute is triggered that can bring it safely to the ground.
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After Beck not-at-all casually runs into Joe on the street (when he's with his nice girlfriend Karen), Joe and Beck reconnect for real when they are recruited to move Ethan and Blythe into their shared apartment.
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As for Marcedes' part -- he tells us he plays a pro football player who's taking broadcasting courses in the hopes of landing a gig ... and runs into a bunch of old football buddies trying to do the same.
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"Commando Duck," a propaganda cartoon from World War II in which Donald Duck fights enemies in a Japanese airfield and runs into locals depicted as racist caricatures, is also pointedly missing, despite the presence of earlier Donald shorts.
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When Trump runs into trouble it is if his bull-in-a-china-shop routines starts producing collateral damage among the very people who voted for him because they thought he would protect them from the encroaching elites.
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Unfortunately — and naturally — Gertie runs into obstacles with a capital O. Her biggest problem is Mary Sue Spivey, a new girl who seems to have moved from Los Angeles with the express purpose of throwing Gertie off course.
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Flint is a majority African American city where institutional inequality for communities of color runs into the nation's failing infrastructure and tells the story of a country where some communities have flourished and others have been left behind.
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The Kestings, who until recently led a hectic life juggling the management of their electronics company with school runs into traffic-congested downtown Munich, have enrolled their children in a local school and hope to move here permanently.
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When Daniel Carty (Brian Tyree Henry) runs into Fonny on Lenox Avenue near 123rd Street, it feels like a family reunion of sorts; it goes back to the theme of Harlem as this unifying force for African-Americans.
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"Trying to figure that out after 16 years and looking at the duration of the agreement that I had with the academy which runs into next summer, I kind of thought it's a good time [to leave]," he says.
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Still, Sanders occasionally runs into criticism from voters and party operatives who believe that his candidacy -- in particular his decision to continue his 2016 primary campaign even after the contest was effectively over -- ended up hurting Clinton that November.
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A split between Bolsonaro and Guedes over private retirement accounts appeared to emerge, however, after the president told journalists that he could drop the plan if it runs into opposition in Congress, the Folha de S. Paulo newspaper reported.
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It's a gripping, unnerving, noir-style mystery about a young man from rural South Korea who runs into an old friend in Seoul and rapidly falls for her, only to find his hopes overshadowed by a mysterious, cosmopolitan rival.
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At the church, Jane runs into Rafael and baby Mateo before her big entrance, and you can't help feeling what he feels in that moment; that they look and feel like a family, and surely, somehow, this could work.
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In 2015, fantasy author Elizabeth Bear released Karen Memory, a steampunk novel about a sex worker living in an alternate 1878 in the Pacific Northwest who runs into trouble when a serial killer begins stalking women in the area.
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Even a regular deer hunter who drives a few minutes from his home in Mississippi to hunt on his own property won't go for a smart gun, because what if he runs into a brown bear while he's out?
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We don't have an accurate count but we do know its runs into the thousands and that means that there are also Russian jets and Russian helicopters and Russian troop transports and Russian radar system and air defense systems.
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She runs into Ken Caswell, an old schoolmate of Frank's, who has bad news: Tim Corbet, the classmate with whom Frank had a youthful fling, has gone missing after a trip on the Arkansas River, and is feared dead.
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The latest installment begins with a new set of hijinks: Jyn Erso has stolen the plans to the Death Star, but runs into Chirrut Îmwe and Saw Gerrera before they're confronted by an enormous stormtrooper, hilariously named TK-XXL.
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Nikos Konstandaras PIRAEUS, Greece — Greece pulsates with people fleeing war and poverty, from the docks of this port to the muddy fields of Idomeni, where their great migration runs into the barbed wire fences of Europe's confusion and fear.
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All he can do is hold out hope that even as the broader cause of criminal justice reform runs into something of a wall with President Trump, the principle of innocent until proven guilty is reaffirmed in American life.
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Tim JohnsonTimothy (Tim) Peter JohnsonTrump faces tough path to Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac overhaul Several hurt when truck runs into minimum wage protesters in Michigan Senate GOP rejects Trump's call to go big on gun legislation MORE (D-S.
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Every attempt to name the problem with bad information on the internet runs into the "fake news" dilemma: Anyone can use this metaphor at scale, including and especially people who have a vested interest in keeping things extremely toxic.
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In the past, neighbors meant just that, but today the concept of neighborhood is a widening circle of places where an ordinarily prickly Russia often runs into the United States, its great power nemesis and former Cold War enemy.
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Tim JohnsonTimothy (Tim) Peter JohnsonSeveral hurt when truck runs into minimum wage protesters in Michigan Senate GOP rejects Trump's call to go big on gun legislation Court ruling could be game changer for Dems in Nevada MORE (D-S.
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Captain Brown's test flights established the North American P-51 Mustang as the fast and maneuverable fighter-escort that smothered the Luftwaffe in dogfights over the Continent late in the war and gave top cover for Allied bombing runs into Germany.
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Most engineers can go their entire Facebook careers without ever meeting a salesperson, while only the best sales employees take the time to build relationships with engineers (who can come in handy whenever a client runs into a technical problem).
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For one, compulsory court-ordered medical treatment of disorders runs into civil rights territory (though advocates say it's effective), and a sensor-equipped pill will let anyone with access to the data know exactly how often someone is taking their medication.
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If they've heard of Iceni, it's, 'Oh yeah, the prostitutes,' he says as we pass Jeff's Cafe, at the point the road runs into the maws of an industrial estate that was once a haunt for the women and their punters.
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Putting aside the question of whether people from these countries are all terrorists, or even mostly terrorists, singling out this group of countries suggests the order is focused on more than just national security, and that's where it runs into trouble.
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The idea of being able to stick a charger in your pocket with your phone, and it'll magically charge while you walk with no cable required runs into the problem of keeping the phone and charger aligned enough to actually charge.
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"Dark Wings, Dark Words," the final episode written by Taylor, is the second episode of the third season of Game Of Thrones, when Theon's (Alfie Allen) capture by Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) begins, and Arya runs into the Brotherhood Without Banners.
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In the film, the protagonist, Valerian, straight-up runs into a wall at some point and falls over, which as far as I know, would require either a heavy-duty exoskeleton or a direct link to your body's muscle systems.
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But, when Monse randomly runs into a woman who looks an awful lot like her mother, she goes to great lengths to track the woman down, going so far as to create a fake Facebook page, complete with a fake name.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's central bank has added Credit Bank of Moscow to its list of systemically important banks (SIBs), meaning the lender may now count on receiving irrevocable credit lines from the regulator and state support if it runs into trouble.
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Angela is on a date (who she doesn't yet know is an FBI plant) at karaoke, very drunk, and runs into a friend of her father who makes a terrible blowjob joke in regard to her position at Evil Corp.
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James Stewart of Trinity College Dublin, one of Ireland's leading experts in the structures, fears problems could unfold if the sponsor of a Section 110 company runs into trouble, triggering a knock-on effect through an opaque chain of connected firms.
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PODCAST: TEXAN HELLRASIER TURNED MASTERFUL COMBAT SHOOTER ADVENTURE MEDICAL KITS This is a fantastic gift to give your dad to make sure he always has what he needs in case he runs into a bit of trouble on his adventures.
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After improbably making eyes with a stranger on the subway who is reading a Michael Chabon book, Hannah gets off at her stop and runs into Caroline, freshly medicated and out of a hospital stay, ready to take care of Sample.
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That's because a state can only go so far in reducing red tape before it runs into an "invisible fence" — the barriers to innovation and economic growth posed by the accumulation of over 1 million regulatory restrictions in federal regulatory code.
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He sets up a series of small cons — the new Antony and Cleopatra line turns up missing, drugs are planted on Tiana's tour staff buses, the Slipstream mobile app runs into a snag — that Hakeem should've seen coming as chief executive.
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Elsewhere in Congress…Senate sexual harassment bill runs into opposition in the House (The Hill)…Senators worried about Trump's decision to scrap top cyber post (The Hill)…Senate conservatives introduce Trump's plan to claw back $28503 billion in spending (The Hill).
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A rest there for about an hour yields a slightly crunchy top to the fruit, but longer refrigeration delivers syrup that runs into the yogurt, staining it with the rust of the saffron, like tendrils of sunset on distant clouds.
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Make me feel like I'm one of those beautiful boys who gets free scones at the coffee shop and runs into a stranger on the street and decides to drive to Palm Springs with him on a sexy hot-person-whim.
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On the way home, he runs into Whoville's resident optimist Bricklebaum (the glorious Kenan Thompson, the best part of the film), whose love for everyone and everything extends to the Grinch himself, though the Grinch finds his Christmas decorating abhorrent.
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While this is running through her brain, she runs into an old college friend, Tallie (Jenny Slate), who has, thus far, accomplished the kind of life that Hannah once hoped to have herself: She's a prolific, well-known writer and essayist.
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At around 7:45 in the clip, Bolt swiftly runs into the booth at 4:09 AM to hop on the mic and hype the crowd, before, of course, taking to some Serato turntables to not only mix, but scratch.
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A delivery service, such as Blue Apron, tends to give big discounts or freebies to lure subscribers, and if that upfront cost doesn't pay off in converting trial runs into real subscribers, the added overhead could hit a company's bottom line.
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In "Owl Eyes," a geeky kid at a math camp runs into a professor who tells him a story about how he used to be involved with the boy's mother — that he used to be a father to the boy himself.
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In India, the pedagogy runs into a "chalk-and-talk" culture in which teachers stand in front of a class, lecturing from textbooks, and evaluate students based on memorization, said Venu Thane, coordinator at the Rishi Valley's educational resource institution.
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If a teenager usually makes his own breakfast, there are plenty of good reasons to graciously make it for him if he runs into an unusually busy morning — just as you might do something helpful for an adult you care about.
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But while this disapproval leads to some alienation, the apron strings are never quite cut, and when Emma runs into trouble in her marriage and, later, receives a devastating cancer diagnosis, Aurora steels her spine and rides to the rescue.
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Often offered through storefront payday lenders or even online, those short-term loans, generally for $500 or less, can come with an interest rate that easily runs into the triple digits — in addition to a "finance charge" or service fee.
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Often offered through storefront payday lenders or even online, those short-term loans, generally for $500 or less, can come with an interest rate that easily runs into the triple digits – in addition to a "finance charge" or service fee.
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That's it, then, I think, as I sit in a school lobby waiting for my girl to be returned to me, her hair bouncing as she runs into my outstretched arms: Can we love ourselves the way we love our children?
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But throughout Trump Tapes, Arnold runs into people who say, "Well, uh, what could you possibly find that's worse than [insert damaging piece of Trump footage here]?" and Arnold admits that he doesn't know, but he has to keep going.
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