We rush headlong toward a booming voice coming from inside the hall.
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Analysts said the oil industry was unlikely to rush headlong into new areas.
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"Given the stakes," Mr. Navratil said, "we cannot just rush headlong into this."
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Israeli voters may be about to rush headlong into quicksand that they don't even realize exists.
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And with that "so what" we rush headlong into the Second Cold War with our starting year, 2017.
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Rather than rush headlong into disaster, we're able to spot not just the pitfalls but the opportunities we would have otherwise missed. How?
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Conner Habib, a porn star and activist, believes people rush headlong into the assumption that porn makes people suicidal because it confirms their existing prejudices.
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Crazy for wealth, the folk of Explosion rush headlong into a high-consumption future and lose the habit of "weeping at the graves" of their relatives.
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Take it more as a sign that you two are on a journey toward intimacy, and also as a very good reason not to rush headlong or blindly forward.
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Why would Apple want to rush headlong out of such an era, even if it seems a bit dully-shaped now, since the iPhone has been its most profitable harbinger?
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"Most of what he has done over time is to rush headlong to exonerate chemicals," Mr. Finkel said, adding that he stopped working with Mr. Dourson based on these concerns.
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Think "Girls" wrapped in Nordic sunshine: That's the gist of this comedy in which three ambitious fledglings (Siri Seljeseth, Gine Cornelia Pedersen and Alexandra Gjerpen) rush headlong into adulthood in Oslo.
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As the Kurds rush headlong to embrace their region's first steps toward independence, their neighbors and allies, led by the United States, are ratcheting up demands to cancel a referendum on independence from Iraq.
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There's no debating that a hotter future is coming, and no debate that it sounds shitty, and there's no debating that it's insane to rush headlong into that hotter future because maybe it'll be fine.
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Related: The Amount of Plastic in the Ocean Could Outweigh Fish by 2050 Experts lauded the island nations' efforts, but also warned that they don't rush headlong into banning plastics without considering the host of issues that often accompany the move.
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Don't Rush Headlong Into a Brick Wall Uber has justified its focus on rapid international expansion as a blocking move against the likely emergence of local competitors — or "clones," as one Uber investor described them in a Reuters article last year.
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Abortion rights are in trouble, but it seems that the conservative justices on the nation's highest court (with the notable exception of Clarence Thomas) are content to plod along rather than rush headlong into a decision that could spark a dangerous new flashpoint in the culture wars.
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From then on, we rush headlong through the last stand of the Pilgrimage of Grace (a conservative rebellion in the Catholic-sympathizing North in 1536); Cromwell's fight to ensure Protestant continuity after the death of Anne Boleyn; the arrangement and failure of Henry's unconsummated marriage to Anne of Cleves; and eventually the downfall of Cromwell himself.
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An increasing number of computer scientists see this kind of opaqueness as a potential danger as we rush headlong into a future full of black boxes working in the background of our digital lives, and the solution—as they see it—is to democratize access to AI. To this end, a team of computer scientists at the University of Pennsylvania led by Jason Moore are working on an open source interface called PennAI.
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Emil and Marie rush headlong into a barely hidden embrace.
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The pianist can thus rush headlong through fearfully rapid > passages, precisely spanning an octave at each blow.
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The desire for stability is a recurring theme, and many characters rush headlong into attempts at a more controlled existence; one of the main characters in Funny Ha Ha elopes with his ex-girlfriend.
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" Ellen Gray of the Philadelphia Daily News commented on the difference between Hallmark's standard fare and Cedar Cove, "While [Hallmark] movies are often forced to rush headlong toward their happy endings, a series can take more time. And in [the] four subsequent episodes I've seen, the stories and characters get to breathe a bit." The New York Posts Linda Stasi stated, "It ain't brain surgery and nobody's going to win any Emmys, but that's not why fans watch Hallmark." David Hinckley of New York's Daily News stated, "From the early evidence...there's every indication a Hallmark series will be the same sort of television comfort food as a Hallmark movie.
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They feature a cast of characters that remain likable even as they rush headlong into pursuit of ruin, fortune or chance." White concluded "it's a triumphant debut, encapsulating the grit of life, turning it into a hell of a journey." In Los Angeles Times, Randy Lewis wrote "Stapleton's trenchant pen combines with his soul-drenched rasp of a voice for a moving exploration of the panoply of emotions in the human experience." Critics from Rolling Stone opined Traveller "encapsulates everything that makes him one of the most powerful and unique voices in country music today: gravelly, soulful and full of songs that ring like instant classics without ever resting too deeply in the past.
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Grant Morrison's New Batman and Robin, page 3, IGN, May 22, 2009 Frazer Irving took over for the fifth arc "Batman and Robin Must Die!" starting in issue #13. In an interview with USA Today, Morrison outlined the future of the titles, saying "I'm doing at least another year of stories with Dick Grayson and Damian Wayne in the Batman and Robin book before that book starts to dovetail with Return and we rush headlong and screaming into the next big, earth- shattering, game-changing twist in the life of Batman." It was announced Peter Tomasi and Patrick Gleason would take over the title after Grant Morrison, while Morrison will go onto a different title. Dick Grayson will continue his role as Batman concurrently with Bruce Wayne, and remain the star of Batman and Robin.
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