Rushing in behind haymakers is Andrade's whole game, after all.
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Doubt came rushing in; I was in over my head.
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He went over 26 yards rushing in the third quarter.
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Government, nonprofit, and fundraised aid came rushing in by the thousands.
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He took off again and saw two police cars rushing in.
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Tourists rushing in But all that effort has one major problem.
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Croft entered Saturday with 192 yards rushing in nine career games.
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"I felt my blood rushing in my body," Ms. Phillips recalled.
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It's clear there is no case to be made for rushing in.
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Rushing in might be human nature, but only fools fail to evolve.
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I let out a massive yelp and the Secret Service come rushing in.
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Despite the early success, not all primary ticketing companies are rushing in. Tickets.
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HP, Honeywell and Cisco, all big American technology firms, are also rushing in.
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But the disclaimers come rushing in to hedge the fleeting instant of release.
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Mr Trump should have waited for the results of exploratory negotiations before rushing in.
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Then I rush to the train (there's a lot of rushing in my life).
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Baltimore managed 11 yards rushing in a Week 7 loss at the Jets. 1.
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You're showing that you're aware of the situation—not rushing in or taking over.
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Petrino and Richardson combined for a minus-47 yards rushing in the first half.
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That may have been buyers rushing in to make deals before interest rates rose further.
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They had 296 passing yards and 212 rushing in a 45-38 loss to Oregon.
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TCU was held to just 43 total yards and 57 yards rushing in the victory.
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No one disrupted the order, no one came rushing in, screaming: This man is innocent.
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"They're not rushing in because they still want to see an installed base," says McNealy.
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"If casual sex is what you really want, there's no problem rushing in," she said.
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I remember my father rushing in and righting the boy, and sending those kids scattering.
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Stand at the gate of a royal residence, however, and true perspective comes rushing in.
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Larger ants break open the nest; smaller ants follow, rushing in to grab the prey.
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Ibrahim's MVP effort produced the second-most yards rushing in a bowl game in school history.
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When it is the local person in Pittsburgh they can talk to, they are rushing in.
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The flood came in a flash -- water rushing in from everywhere and nowhere all at once.
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I've seen Alien, guys; I'm not rushing in without a couple of flybys at least, first.
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The Hoosiers have allowed more than 170 yards rushing in four of their last six games.
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As conservative populism rises in some leading democracies, New Zealand is rushing in the opposite direction.
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We don't want all the drunk people in London rushing in who don't understand our values.
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The first officers arrived four minutes later, rushing in and immediately being shot at, she said.
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Police and ambulances were seen rushing in, according to another broadcaster, the privately owned Dogan news agency.
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Rather than rushing in and flailing to execute a particular move, watch and answer your opponent's attacks.
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"I stopped rushing in the rallies," 2012 U.S. Open winner Murray said in an on-court interview.
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Political speech has a way of rushing in to fill whatever spaces the media will allow it.
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The elusive Perkins led the Pacific-12 in rushing in 2014 and added 1,343 yards last season.
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So Schilling started hanging off Kato's neck and rushing in wild every time the referee broke them.
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Most importantly, people weren't just rushing in to pick up their coffee — they were actually hanging out.
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Buyers, seeing a new trend toward higher interest rates, are rushing in before the first buds appear.
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Macrophage infiltration refers to Pac Man-like white blood cells rushing in to chomp up and digest detritus.
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The Bills' defense has given up more than 100 yards rushing in nine of its last 10 games.
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Here is a summary of what the U.S. withdrawal means for those rushing in and those left behind.
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Jason Pellegrini says he saw the water rushing in from his home in Sea Isle City, New Jersey.
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Congressional leaders are rushing in the coming week to strike a plan to fund the government beyond Dec.
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"People were already rushing in and out of the shop to buy water," van der Spuy told CNN.
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Moments later Hitler's valet, Heinz Linge, came rushing in: The professor had to come quickly to the führer.
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He wasn't finished, though, rushing in and helping to cut down another player while Chipshajen polished off one more.
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THANK YOU, to Sandie Coombs and her children for rushing in and bringing donations and helping hands to KPAR!
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That same life that was nearly destroyed by the FBI, which came rushing in to shut her shit down?
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"I thought the third world war had started — they came rushing in here," said a neighbor, Murray Bennett, 84.
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Video on social media showed water bearing whirls of debris rushing in as people shouted in alarm and scattered.
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"People were already rushing in and out of the shop to buy water," Adele van der Spuy told CNN.
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Ibitokun-Harris led the FCS Colonial Athletic Association with 217,401 yards rushing in 2016, and he scored 16 touchdowns.
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Drake has 27 yards rushing in six games with the Cardinals since being acquired in a trade from Miami.
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He threw his support behind local county commissioner Stony Rushing in the upcoming Republican primary for the new election.
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"Importers are rushing in to buy forwards after the new taxes," said a currency dealer asking not to be named.
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Orlando's rental market is cooling because homebuyers, especially millennials, are rushing in to take advantage of its relatively affordable prices.
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Commuting With the Radio On When you're rushing in the morning, you're focused on anything but your breakfast, says Cohn.
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The wall of money rushing in even forced global index provider MSCI to take off a stock from its index.
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I just wanted the cell door to open and Miro and the gang to come rushing in and shout: Surprise!
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Fast food restaurants have been rushing in to take advantage of this trend with more and more chicken sandwich offerings.
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But losing, dying, and restarting is all part of the process—rushing in, guns blazing, will always result in disappointment.
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Stop yourself from rushing in to solve and fix, and give your honey a chance to step up to the plate.
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They have grown accustomed to applications rushing in without raising pay much and to workers who don't have much bargaining power.
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They gave up 177 yards rushing in Monday night&aposs win over Denver, a team that&aposs been impotent on offense.
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Peterson missed the final two games of the season and ended the year with just 72 yards rushing in three games.
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Oregon State did put up a touchdown on its first drive of the game, with Nall rushing in from four yards.
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He ran for a season-low 43 yards after piling up a combined 338 yards rushing in the last two games.
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At Wal-Mart, customers were seen rushing in for smart TVs, cookware, toys and apparel, Chief Merchandising Officer Steve Bratspies said.
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That means not pulling your money out when the market is bad and not rushing in when the market is good.
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But the donations came rushing in, easily surpassing their expectations and raising tens of thousands of dollars in a few months.
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The smaller the town, though, the more likely the faces of the victims will be familiar to those rushing in. Capt.
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Fintech executives lobbied for the license and applauded the OCC's decision, but they are not immediately rushing in, they told Reuters.
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Lured by the prospect of high-salary, high-status jobs, college students are rushing in record numbers to study computer science.
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Jim Brown ... 12,312 yards rushing in 9 seasons, 106 rushing TDs, 8-time NFL All-Pro, 9 Pro Bowls, 3 NFL MVPs.
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As in past hurricanes, the greatest danger may not be the high-speed winds, but the water rushing in from the ocean.
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You hear the water rushing in, but it's filling the bag you are laying in, so you don't get damp at all.
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Now imagine that every local gang of armed criminals comes rushing in to steal the family jewels, and the looting turns violent.
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Morris followed that 1,433-yard season with 1,275 yards rushing in 2013 before fading from the lead role following a coaching change.
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People don't spring into action just because they see smoke; they spring into action because they see others rushing in with water.
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Iowa's offense mustered just 103 yards rushing in a frustrating first half that ending with the Hawkeyes holding a 210-22 lead.
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In fact, just the prospect of the plan, which is still being negotiated on Capitol Hill, has more small investors rushing in.
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Oh, sure, sometimes enemies dare confront him, rushing in from off-camera to be dispatched with a quick, brutal barrage of bullets.
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Auburn's defense was so dominating at the line of scrimmage that the Aggies managed only 12 yards rushing in the first half.
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The ship was picked up by the tsunami rushing in from the sea and slammed onto land, crashing into a dockside settlement.
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But inexperience and rushing in where wiser men hesitate is handing the world's most powerful man little but disaster and embarrassment so far.
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But in low-lying areas along the coast, the problem was not snow piling up but water rushing in, propelled by the wind.
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The defense struggled early in the season but was stout against Denver and has yet to allow 100 yards rushing in a contest.
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More broadly speaking, the wave of cool temperatures seen rushing in for the critical Black Friday shopping week is expected to spur demand.
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The Chiefs have not topped 100 yards rushing in their last five games after doing so three times in their first six contests.
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"Simply be aware of what's going on right now, in this moment," a lulling female voice began, ocean surf rushing in the background.
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He finished the season with a team-record 35,642 rushing yards, passing Woody Green, who had 1,565 yards rushing in the 1972 season.
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Now, civilians are rushing in front of the heavily armed trucks, using stones and their own bodies to try to block security forces.
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Taylor led the Packers in rushing in seven seasons, and he started at fullback on six of Vince Lombardi's seven NFL championship teams.
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A "short squeeze" occurs when a stock's price is driven higher as a result of short sellers rushing in to cover their positions.
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Bermudez's incessant pressure has started to backfire on him, with The Menace often leaving himself exposed when rushing in to attack his foe.
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"With credit markets in particular being overvalued, it's one the reasons why I'm holding on to that cash and not rushing in," she said.
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DeAndre Hopkins added 212 yards and a score and running back Lamar Miller had 210 yards rushing in his first game with the Texans.
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Bisping has now begun to slip and fire back in order to keep opponents from simply rushing in on him as Wanderlei Silva did.
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Wentz may have thrown for 210 yards, but the Eagles finished with 2122 yards rushing and just 2116 yards rushing in the second half.
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When I hear outcry that AI is rushing in and destroying our lives, that it's so fast, I say no, no, it's too slow.
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Refinance volume seems to be holding more steady, as some are likely rushing in, fearing rates will go even higher in a few months.
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Fortunately, in video obtained by the Chicago Sun-Times, you can see multiple security team members rushing in and breaking the whole thing up.
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This kind of blind rushing-in must feel awesome, yes, and Kid has made it feel awesome many times before, but it's also incredibly stupid.
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And foreigners, who own just around 5 percent of that market, are still rushing in for a slice of the long-term Chinese growth pie.
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"When we docked the boat, that's when I saw our friends, who had been hiding, and the emotions came rushing in," said Ms. Andres, 33.
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The country's electric car industry is booming, with major international automakers like Volkswagen, General Motors and Renault-Nissan rushing in to set up joint ventures.
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Survivors described hearing a loud noise and running outside to see nearby dwellings rushing in their direction on a tide of debris, surrounded by smoke.
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Every piece of meat at Akropolis is cut to order, and first-time customers quickly discover that rushing in and out is hard to do.
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Her brother was able to tell a friend that his home was starting to get cracks in the walls and water was rushing in Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh had the option of placing the transition tag on Bell, who topped 1,200 yards rushing in three of his five seasons as a Steeler.
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"It will be a shame again if we wait until we see the pictures of dying babies before we start rushing in and responding," he said.
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All the emotion that was zapped out of the beginning comes rushing in, sweeping you off your feet and crushing you — one scene at a time.
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But many international banks, businesses and investors are not rushing in because of the risk of falling foul of the residual U.S. sanctions and legal uncertainties.
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Everyone's rushing in the studio now.. Maybe they have to sign less people, and give more money to certain people… something, but their products have suffered.
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Jorgensen, the Danish defender rushing in from behind, had little choice but to bring down Rebic, and it was an easy penalty call for the referee.
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Entrepreneurship Marijuana is becoming legal in California, and entrepreneurs are rushing in with infused artisanal chocolates, specialized farming equipment and security teams to guard large hauls.
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I also edit some of my Money Diary and realize I have a bad habit of rushing in the morning... one day I will be better.
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Muguruza's aggressive net-rushing in Melbourne, which unsettled Simona Halep during the semi-final, was also a sign of the confidence in her groundstrokes and tactics.
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"In an accident situation where you are possibly injured or blinded, where there is water rushing in, you may not be able to find it," he says.
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The Seahawks accumulated just 39 yards passing and 47 rushing in the first half, and as a team they looked as if they missed the Northwestern dampness.
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The Seahawks, held to a season-low 33 rushing yards on 21 carries Sunday, are ranked 2333.7st in rushing in the NFL, averaging 231 yards per game.
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The "Kansas Comet" played his entire career with the Bears, piling up 4,956 yards rushing in his 68-game career and was voted to four Pro Bowls.
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A girl in a white dress greeted him with a bouquet of flowers while police linked arms outside the airport to keep the crowd from rushing in.
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Now New Orleans faces Bucs running back Doug Martin , who has 247 yards and two TDs rushing in three games since serving a four-game drug suspension.
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"What was noticeable was that Muhammad bin Nayef didn't come rushing in to say, 'Yes, that's right'", says Bruce Riedel of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.
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The Port of Oakland said November imports were up 15 percent from last year and said importers had been rushing in cargo from China ahead of tariffs.
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She was working for Jackson Lee at the time and told the congresswoman's chief of staff, Glenn Rushing, in March 2018 of her plans, the filing states.
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Rushing in on Junior dos Santos got him dropped, being crowded by Stefan Struve saw him eat punches his smooth footwork would otherwise see him unbothered by.
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In both rounds one and two, Wineland was able to stun his foe with punches, but chose a patient approach rather than rushing in for the finish.
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No doubt what Hefner offered America somebody else would have offered in his place, and the changes he helped hasten would have come rushing in without him.
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Peterson, 32, has spent his entire 10-year N.F.L. career with the Minnesota Vikings, surpassing 1,000 yards rushing in a season seven times and 2,000 yards once.
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I know at least one fellow midwife who was bitten by a snake while rushing in the middle of the night to assist a woman in labor.
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Central bankers, finance ministers and even politicians have become seasoned pros in terms of responding to the effect of capital rushing in and out of their economies.
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Army troops and police posted outside were rushing in when the second bomb went off about one minute later near the main entrance, causing more deaths and injuries.
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With the future of the travel ban still uncertain, applicants to the EB-5 program are now rushing in, hoping to get approved before any new executive orders.
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For what it's worth, only one back has gone over 24 yards rushing in Week 216 so far: Houston's Lamar Miller, with 25 yards on 21 carries. 249.
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The third-round pick topped 100 yards rushing in four of his first five games but has been held to 108 yards combined by the Steelers and Raiders.
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The third-round pick topped 100 yards rushing in four of his first five games, but has been held to 108 yards combined by the Steelers and Raiders.
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In three seasons in the league, Elliott has led the NFL in rushing in the two of his three seasons in which he's played at least 15 games.
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People, corporations and foundations — not to mention the French government — are rushing in with donations to restore the Notre Dame Cathedral in the wake of this week's fire.
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New areas are dangerous, and you draw the map so you understand your surroundings without thoughtlessly rushing in; the difficulty is always informing and building its own accessibility.
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Cook is averaging 137 total yards per game and has eclipsed 100 yards rushing in five of the Vikings nine games and ran for 98 yards in another.
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Her doctor said she didn't sound like she had the virus, but after developing a strong cough, she was back at the office -- rushing in without an appointment.
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Dobbins rushed for 175 yards for the Buckeyes in the first half, while Ohio State's defense held Indiana to just 9 yards rushing in the same time frame.
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The Wolverines, who came in averaging 2151 yards rushing in their past three games, managed to control the game despite being held to 25 yards on the ground.
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Sanctions were lifted under the agreement earlier this year, but Iran has complained that financial and other instruments were still being used to block companies from rushing in.
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Also being kittens, they become immune to the noises, sounds, lights being moved, someone rushing in really quick; it's not startling like it might be for an adult cat.
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When the waters began rushing in two days before, Laura Hernandez evacuated her home and huddled in the second floor of a neighbor's house with several dozen other residents.
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Creating this at home did require some patience; mostly I had to force myself to allow the multiple layers to dry thoroughly rather than rushing in with my next coat.
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One reason why traders are not rushing in with bullish bets may be that management changes at Valeant might take some time to have an effect on the share price.
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Pro Bowl selection Jay Ajayi mustered just 23 yards rushing in that contest, but will look for a bit of home cooking as he returns to his birthplace of London.
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Some say they are still going to this day, bull-rushing in tandem across the great plains, unsure of where they're going or what they'll do when they get there.
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Sensing this weakness, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other elements of the corporatist wing of the GOP are rushing in to fill the policy void high in Trump Tower.
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A redshirt freshman, Ibrahim had 121 yards rushing in a win at Wisconsin that made Minnesota bowl eligible and ran for 155 yards last month in a victory over Purdue.
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In recent weeks, tech giants including Google, Facebook and Amazon have seen third parties rushing in to make money from people searching for information and supplies pertaining to the outbreak.
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Carrier tied it 503-2 with his seventh goal of the season at 12:39, chipping the puck off the boards to himself, then rushing in on the left wing.
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At the time, observers thought this was because of the volume of comments rushing in from viewers of Oliver's show, "Last Week Tonight," but the FCC attributed it to a cyberattack.
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Volkswagen, General Motors, Renault-Nissan, and other major international players have been rushing in to set up joint ventures, which could force them to share trade secrets with their Chinese partners.
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Seminoles RB Jacques Patrick ranks sixth in rushing in league play with 249 yards on 38 carries through three games, and his 6.6 average per carry sits fourth among qualified rushers.
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It is McCaffrey's 16th game with at least 100 yards rushing in the last two years, matching San Diego State's Donnell Pumphrey for the most in the FBS in that span.
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Ohio State had 220 total yards, zero rushing, in the first quarter but took a 10-0 lead on a 60-yard TD catch by Binjimen Victor early in the second.
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It's like a huge Amazon warehouse, with packets rushing in and out at superfast speeds, all addressed to somewhere on the web (going out) or a device in your house (coming in).
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Rather than rushing in to pin Dos Santos to the fence and trying to strike as he circled out, Miocic sought purely to land blows on Dos Santos in his compromised position.
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For most of us, there is little to do but send thoughts and prayers to those in danger and those rushing in to help, and watch as the awful predictions come true.
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All that calcium rushing in to restore the system back to normal breaks microtubules, and all the cargo (proteins) gets dumped on the site, causing the axons to swell like a balloon.
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SACRED HEART 20, STETSON 20 R. J. Noel passed for 21 yards and two touchdowns, and Sacred Heart (1-0) totaled 227 yards rushing in beating Stetson (0-1) in DeLand, Fla.
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Then, perhaps suddenly, the flow will turn onshore, with floodwaters rushing in — trapping anyone who had gone near the coast to see the tide pushed out to sea in the storm's early stages.
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All he needed to do, it seemed, was slap the Trump name on a big building, and high-dollar customers from Russia and the former Soviet republics were guaranteed to come rushing in.
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Even as the British currency hit a two-month high some investors were wary of rushing in to buy the pound until more details emerged from a EU summit on Dec 14-15.
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With a large trailer borrowed from his job selling tractor equipment, Zimmerman has ventured daily into various evacuation zones just as homeowners threatened by the Carr Fire were rushing in the other direction.
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Greece responded by closing the land border, rushing in military and police reinforcements, and tried to stop migrant boats attempting the short but perilous crossing from the Turkish coast to its eastern islands.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — While conservative populism is now ascendant in some of the world's leading democracies, New Zealand is rushing in the opposite direction, taking on several liberal social issues all at once.
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Hundreds of new staffers were rushing in, eager to cash in on a booming startup with an altruistic mission: making cigarette smoking, the leading preventable cause of death in the United States, obsolete.
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Prescott found the end zone on three occasions (two passing, one rushing) in a 2101-231 victory over Philadelphia on Sunday, including a 228-yard touchdown toss to tight end Jason Witten in overtime.
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"We do want to continue to get more exposure to both the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges but we don't want to go rushing in because we think the markets are still young," said Haynes.
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"She interned for Warby Parker last summer and she is interested in fashion but she is carefully choosing her next move and doesn't appear to be rushing in any particular direction," the source says.
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And the early interest looks to be sparked by developers rushing in — because they're being told bots might be the next big thing… That's hype doing its devilish work, not evidence of consumer demand.
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Several years later, when Jane Doe was working for Jackson Lee, the woman decided she did want to pursue legal action, and told Jackson Lee's chief of staff Glenn Rushing in early March 2018.
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Shanghai is losing market share in derivatives to other financial centres such as Singapore and Hong Kong, where rival exchanges that are subject to less government interference are rushing in with China-related products.
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Shanghai is losing market share in derivatives to other financial centres such as Singapore and Hong Kong, where rival exchanges that are subject to less government interference are rushing in with China-related products.
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In the last few years, the rushing-in phase has been characterized by an influx of low-cost Chinese competitors in markets as diverse as smartwatches, drones, virtual reality headsets, fitness trackers and more.
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The Longhorns' defense was outstanding, holding an Iowa State offense that had scored at least 41 points in each of its first three games to one touchdown and just 10 yards rushing in 15 carries.
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"We remain open to any industrial consolidation opportunity, but without rushing in order to guarantee the industrial interests of Renault and the French nation," Le Maire told the Senate in a weekly government questions session.
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"Enjoying the spa's ambience and availing of any facilities, such as a steam room, are a part of the relaxation you're there to seek, and rushing in and out defeats that purpose," Ms. Kelder said.
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"We remain open to any industrial consolidation opportunity, but without rushing in order to guarantee the industrial interests of Renault and the French nation," Le Maire told the Senate in a weekly government questions session.
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The notion of "alternative facts," newly introduced to the West by the Trump administration, is one that's been peddled for years by politicians in Nigeria, rushing in to fill a vacuum created by fear and discontent.
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On Friday, CIA Director John Brennan told Reuters "I think that pushing back against a bully is appropriate," adding, "I think that is very different than rushing in and bombing the hell out of a place."
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And perhaps this market would be jumpier if it were more driven by the heavy participation of individual investors rushing in and out of individual stocks, rather than index funds, asset-allocation models and quantitative strategies.
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Other forms of Star Wars media are now rushing in to fill its plot holes, at least on the Kylo Ren front, which will thus one day not seem to the informed fan like plot holes.
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By manipulating a system that now precludes insurers from rejecting customers with pre-existing medical conditions, consumers are avoiding the purchase of insurance when they are healthy and rushing in when they need it, insurers say.
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"Ambulances started rushing in and I knew it was a bomb right away because the same thing happened here last year," said Ali Ibrahim Peltek, 40, who operates a kiosk selling snacks and drinks on the square.
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Coached by former Patriots linebacker Mike Vrabel, the Titans look well-positioned to once again sport a solid defense, and a running game lead by wrecking ball Derrick Henry, who lead the league in rushing in 2019.
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The sophomore, who finished third in rushing in the SEC last year, punched in a 2-yard run just 58 seconds into the game and Mississippi State never looked back, building a 35-0 lead by the half.
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The Badgers finished with 292 passing yards and 19953 rushing yards against Akron, marking the first time a Wisconsin team collected 200-plus yards in both passing and rushing in a single game since the 2012 Rose Bowl.
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Asset managers of dedicated emerging markets funds say the mispricing largely has been caused by "tourist" dollars rushing in from passive funds and non-specialized money managers, such as hedge funds or high-yield funds, chasing higher returns.
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Brady softly pushed back at the criticism in an interview with WEEI's "The Greg Hill Show" on Monday, saying that big hits are one of the risks that come with rushing in the open field as a quarterback.
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After Jones tweeted that he was looking for an opponent for the next Submission Underground event, it's as if a great door had been thrown open and every grappler with a name felt free to come rushing in.
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A week after accounting for six touchdowns in a lopsided victory against Florida Atlantic, Milton also ran for two scores to give the junior from Kapolei, Hawaii, seven scoring passes and five rushing in his past two games.
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"We're all rushing in our lives, and I was so concerned with getting from here to there, and if not for the moment of humanity where we just started talking, that connection would not have happened," she said.
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If Google were one of the top two smartphone makers in the world, as Apple is, I might also feel like it's rushing in too quickly with a change it could probably make and justify better in future models.
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Russell Wilson connected with Doug Baldwin for three touchdown passes versus the Patriots while the former also accounted for three scores (two passing, one rushing) in the last meeting with the Eagles - a 24-14 Seahawks win on Dec.
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Jackson has surpassed 214 yards rushing in his three previous games against the Boilermakers, totaling 147 yards and two touchdowns as a freshman, 116 yards and a touchdown as a sophomore and 127 yards and two touchdowns last season.
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Elliott, who has led the NFL in rushing in the two of his three seasons in which he's played the full season, was looking to get paid like the top-tier running back that he's proved himself to be.
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LINE: Tennessee -19873 ABOUT TENNESSEE (21987: 221-217): The Volunteers look to replace most of their offensive firepower from last season, but return running back John Kelly (630 yards rushing in 2016) and receiver Jauan Jennings (seven receiving touchdowns).
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O/U: 22 ABOUT THE 23ERS (250.5-249): Carlos Hyde has failed to eclipse 49 yards rushing in any of his last four games, and now the 224-year-old will be challenged by Philadelphia's top-ranked run defense.
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John Arenas, who owns Serendipity Labs, a company that runs coworking spaces and has seen a lot of growth in high-end suburbs, believes corporations, which typically move slower than developers and consumers, may be rushing in too fast.
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American mountaineers Ed Viesturs and Alan Arnette said planned new laws - if they are introduced at all - are unlikely to tackle the growing trend of inexperienced climbers rushing in packs to scale the 29,035-foot (8,850-meter) Himalayan peak.
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LeSean McCoy, the Buffalo Bills running back who led the N.F.L. in rushing in 2013, was under investigation after a weekend assault in Philadelphia sent two off-duty police officers to the hospital with injuries, according to local news media reports.
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On a typically mad day in his flat, with the phone ringing off the hook and people rushing in and out, farce-like, he (and she) could still perfect the moves for his latest piece over Franca's sublime risotto milanese.
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Elliott has lead the league in rushing in both of the full NFL seasons he's played thus far in his three years in the league, only failing to do so when he was suspended for the first six games of 2017.
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S. FLORIDA 42, UCONN 27 Quinton Flowers passed for two touchdowns and ran for three more, and South Florida (063-1, 3-0 American) finished with 316 yards rushing in its win over Connecticut (3-4, 1-3) in Tampa, Fla.
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LINE: Ohio State -2000 ARMY (22-217): The Black Knights rallied for 211 points in the fourth quarter last week to edge Buffalo 113-211, getting a pair of touchdowns from junior running back Darnell Woolfolk (238 yards rushing in 214).
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The flip side of randomness is found on the gallery's two main floors, where Landy seems to be rushing in to fill the vacuum he created with Break Down by vacuuming up every political slogan and rant he can find.
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And that tension and complexity makes Dougherty's book important — as a testimony, rather than a mere argument, about what's lacking in late cosmopolitanism, and how a creative traditionalism might occupy the void that darker impulses are currently rushing in to fill.
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"We remain open to any industrial consolidation opportunity, but without rushing in order to guarantee the industrial interests of Renault and the French nation," French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire told the Senate (upper house) in a weekly government questions session.
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This idea of working for investors, as opposed to shareholders, has become dogma, so much so that the firm has been criticized in some quarters for not investing enough to keep up with the trillions of new dollars rushing in.
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There are several air pockets along the route, but there's virtually no visibility, the water is rushing in some places, and some regions are so narrow that scuba gear has to be removed from the divers' backs so they can squeeze through.
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C.J. Anderson has been unable to top 213 yards rushing in any of the last three games and mustered just three carries longer than four yards last week heading into a clash with the league's eighth-best rushing defense (224 yards per contest).
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Talk of calories brings with it ideas about body image, dieting, weight loss, and soon enough, without warning, all of the anxieties of the real world have come rushing in—the very thing we hope to blot out by watching the show.
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Prescott spent Sunday afternoon carving up the Redskins' defense with his arms and legs to the tune of 26 of 30 passing for 269 yards and three touchdowns and 69 yards rushing in a 31-21 Cowboys victory to improve to 2-0.
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Emerging bond issues continued to flood in, with Turkish bank Yapi Credit placing $213.21 million five-year debt at 5.115 percent, much tighter than initial guidance and Bahrain rushing in a $211 million deal before long-awaited Omani and Kuwaiti bonds arrive.
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Swinney described the long scores by Howard and the onside kick as "the three critical errors" that blotted out Clemson's positives: the 550 yards of total offense (to Alabama's 473) and quarterback Deshaun Watson's 20,2128 yards passing and 220,221 yards rushing in a season.
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Panama City, Florida, was exposed to some of the storm's fiercest winds within its towering eye wall, where clouds extended into the lower stratosphere, and air was rushing in to fill the void created by the extraordinarily low pressure at the center of the storm.
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Losing the money and goods was bad enough—but their kids were also at home when the SWAT team came through the door, so their nine-year-old daughter is the one who saw the door broken down and men with guns rushing in.
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Guice (276 yards) leads No. 24 LSU past Ole Miss LSU running back Derrius Guice helped make coach Ed Orgeron's return to Ole Miss a memorable one with 276 yards rushing in the No. 24 Tigers' 40-103 victory Saturday night in Oxford, Miss.
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Taylor became the fifth true freshman in FBS history to reach 483,000 yards rushing in seven games when he rumbled for 126 yards in a 38-21 win over Maryland last week, joining a list that includes Emmitt Smith, Marshall Faulk and Adrian Peterson.
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"It's hard to say, with fund flows and everything else still being net-negative overall for the year, that people have been rushing in to buy a lot of stocks, so I don't get too worried about things being too carried away," Stone said.
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Pickett completed 18 of 29 passes for 193 yards and the one score while adding 103 yards rushing in his first career start as Pitt finished a disappointing season with a decisive stunner that could put a dent in the Hurricanes' national title hopes.
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The "good (great) news" that Trump is talking about is an economy choking on rising demand pressures that are spilling into record-high trade deficits as the Chinese and the Europeans keep rushing in to supply the goods and services America cannot produce at home.
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According to one account of the May clash in Iraq provided to CNN, a group of Navy SEALs and local Peshmerga forces were attacked by a large unit of ISIS fighters that had overwhelmed the Kurdish front line by rushing in with bulldozers, trucks and weapons.
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Not only does that mean additional revenue by utilizing otherwise unused inventory, but it avoids the stampede of people rushing in with discount codes and coupons and flooding an eatery to the point that the staff can't keep up, which doesn't give a diner a good experience.
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But break the seal on the end of a ten-foot plastic tube with a vacuum inside, and that atmospheric pressure will send air rushing in so fast it can send a projectile hurdling out the other end at close to the speed of sound.[YouTube]
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He had 173 yards from scrimmage Week 217 against Miami, but didn't top 219 yards rushing in either Week 216 or 15—he was benched for fumbling early in Week 15 against the Chiefs—and then last week Allen produced 112 scrimmage yards and a touchdown.
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Kaaya (224,22 yards, 22002 TD passes) needs 23 passing yards to break Ken Dorsey's school record for a career (6103,2610) while Walton (238,221 yards, 14 TDs) became the 10th Miami player to reach 1,000 yards rushing in a season with his 120-yard performance against N.C. State.
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In a culture where the adversarial nature of Western legal practice is seen by some as opposed to Buddhism, which most here follow, Mr. Peil said the stakes were high for training lawyers who could defend Bhutanese values as the demands of modernity came rushing in.
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Sophomore halfback Deonte Sheffield had 21 yards rushing in his first career start and backup quarterback Jordan Travis rushed for 204 yards and also had an 234-yard pass reception for the Seminoles, who had 123 yards total offense while playing without leading rusher Cam Akers.
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From my upper-level bed I can see out the window to the platform, where a lively scene is unfolding: the typical hustle and bustle of a major station, older women selling hot meat and potato pies, fried chicken and pickles, people rushing in and out of the train.
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Then memories, triggered by a few dug-up artifacts from that time — a starry-eyed confessional essay she passed off as fiction to a teacher, some photos that show clearly just how young she actually was — come rushing in, and she's compelled to reexamine her past through grown-up eyes.
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ABOUT NORTHWESTERN (21-2000, 22-280): Justin Jackson needs 211 rushing yards for his fourth straight 23,20123-yard season, but it won't come easy against a Purdue run defense that has allowed a combined 22012 yards rushing in the past two games, its fewest in back-to-back games since 228.
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He was there when I tried to speed up the at-home bleaching process by holding a blowdryer directly to my hair, which made it sizzle and set off a smoke detector, at which point he came rushing in to hose me down with the handheld showerhead and also yell.
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ABOUT FLORIDA STATE (2-113, 0-0 ACC): James played near the line of scrimmage and received much of the credit for holding Jackson to only 32 yards rushing in last season's 41-21 win - a "spy" role that could fall into the lap of linebacker Matthew Thomas this time around.
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Video analytics providers boast a range of capabilities, according to the A.C.L.U. report, including detection of objects dropped or left behind; analysis of a person's direction, gait or movement; and even identification of attempts to enter a secure area by rushing in as another person enters or exits the space.
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In the second round, the forceful jab which he had been landing well in the first, had Fujimoto down, and a heavy hitting right — the hardest shot of the night, by far — put the visiting boxer back on the floor, with ringside physicians rushing in to treat the fallen fighter.
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Most markets in consumer technology go through multiple phases, often pioneered by one or two companies who prove out the opportunity, followed by a rushing in of new players as the opportunity becomes obvious to others, and an eventual thinning and consolidation of the market as the winners begin to emerge.
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It will be like a more advanced state of what we play with Pokémon Go. IC: The best story I heard so far was that this fabulous pink Pokémon was sited inside the Westboro Baptist Church headquarters, and all these kids were rushing in, totally agnostic to the meaning of that place.
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"We aren't rushing in making a decision this time around because we believe the field is so strong and we want to give people an opportunity to answer questions," said Lee Saunders, the president of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), which represents more than 1.6 million public employees.
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After being held to just eight yards rushing in the first half, running back JaTarvious Whitlow ran for 54 yards in a key, 82-yard touchdown drive to give the Tigers (2-29) a 231-259 lead going into the fourth quarter, capping the drive with a 231-yard run from the wildcat formation.
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I've always been an early riser, and it was on Grindstone that I became addicted to sunrises, swimming around the island to catch them on the still lake amid the loon calls, then rushing in a shiver back to my cabin to change for breakfast and morning meeting on the broad, shaded porch of the main lodge.
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While many of the Telltale employees previously working on Telltale's adaptation of The Walking Dead were hired by Skybound Studios (producers of The Walking Dead comic series), the layoffs nonetheless raised some important questions Unlike some other industries, games had few to no safety nets or reliable methods of confrontation for workers unjustly laid off or abused on the job, and the possibility of striking without union protection left their jobs vulnerable to scab labor rushing in to fill the vacuum of unworked jobs.
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NOTES: USC's 42 points were the most scored in regulation against a Stanford team since the Trojans notched 45 against the Cardinal in 2008... The two touchdowns scored by USC RB Ronald Jones II give him nine consecutive games with at least one scoring carry... USC WR Deontay Burnett surpassed 100 yards receiving for a third straight game, dating back to last season's Rose Bowl; he had none previously... Stanford RB Bryce Love has now reached 100 yards rushing in every game he has started in the 2016 and 2017 seasons.... USC's 623 yards were the most a Stanford defense has given up since Arizona gained 617 in 2012.
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