They sat back and — Clinton: We've covered this ground.
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Ozawa just sat back and watched his Twitter mentions explode.
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They sat back and allowed the attacks to go forth.
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After judges departed, he sat back heavily in his chair.
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"I sat back and I just thought, Wow," he said.
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I sat back and enjoyed it while passengers finished boarding.
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Salsa music came from the speakers; everyone sat back down.
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They sat back probably and said, I can't believe it.
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After that, I sat back and watched the hilarity unfold.
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He sat back and looked at what he had done.
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He sat back in his chair and looked at White.
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He sat back down, and the scene repeated on loop.
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That was when I sat back and did some thinking.
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OK. Peter Strzok just sat back down at the congressional hearings.
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I just sat back and in the applause had this… moment.
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We sat back and received the most incredible and clear guidance.
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The two hugged and sat back down on the couch together.
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I walked back outside and sat back down on the bench.
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He sat back down and I could hardly contain my grin.
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He just sat back there and told everyone where to go.
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In both games, Sweden sat back, defended and defended some more.
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So I sat back, and it turned out to be true.
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Jim Risch sat back in his chair, speaking occasionally to Sen.
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"We got the lead early and kind of sat back," Letang said.
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He sat back down when he was asked to elaborate on Lugo.
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Eventually he sat back, still nodding, and found himself imagining her body.
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Then we sat back, and we waited for the phone to ring.
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Then he sat back in his chair and never uttered another word.
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And in the end, he sat back down and we continued the interview.
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Long simply sat back in his chair, glared at me and said nothing.
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She sat back in her chair and asked if I'd felt them before.
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" I sat back on my husband's lap and said, "This is our sign!
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In between Bannon visits, Moore sat back and let Trump do the talking.
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We just sat back and thought: What the hell are we doing here?
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I placed the order and then sat back to watch the race begin.
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I just let him be funny and sat back like an audience member.
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I shouldn't have sat back and let them just walk all over us.
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"We cracked up and he sat back with a satisfied smile," she said.
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But when she sat back up and patted her hair, she saw blood.
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Suzanne O'Brien, a cafe volunteer, sat back down and worked on the necklace.
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I just sat back and watched for signs of things getting out of hand.
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Facebook sat back and watched Snapchat turn into a juggernaut with its Stories feature.
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He licked his lips as he sat back, then stared straight into my eyes.
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Then he sat back, cracked a beer, and waited for his hero to boot.
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Stevens, who has worked with Bryan on all his albums, sat back and laughed.
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Me, I just sat back and marveled at the tangled, interlocking web he wove.
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The baby was carefully wrapped up again and the mother sat back down, waiting.
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Once the picture had been located, he sat back down and closed the document.
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Ray just sat back and watched, delighted that everything had gone exactly as he'd planned.
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During dozens of combat flights, the men sat back to back, jammed in the F4C.
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After the sentence was read and judges departed, he sat back heavily in his chair.
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I've sat back and absorbed a lot of opinions on the incident and the aftermath.
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Toumajan sat back down, his back straight, on his expansive couch in the Bedouin tent. ●
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And then I sat back and did...nothing as bitcoin's price climbed steadily, then rapidly.
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I have sat back long enough and I'm not holding my tongue no more, bruh.
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"I don't think we sat back," said Baertschi, who also assisted on Boeser's opening goal.
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I sat back and I looked and it was 60,000 people all singing his songs.
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Besides some introductory remarks, Cohn just sat back and "didn't say another word," King said.
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"Long hair don't care!" he said as he sat back and watched the transformation happen.
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" My mom sat back from the table and said: "You're crying like that about work?
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While most public universities have sat back as privates landed eye-popping donations, that's changing.
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I haven't actually sat back and recalled all the things I've done in the league.
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We knelt to arrange them, and when we finished R. sat back on his heels.
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I took a breath, sat back in my chair, and read the story of Dinah.
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I just sat back and had to watch and just hope she kept following me.
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You sat back and were just a part of — you know, thought about good things.
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She hopped onto a couch, sat back on her heels and tapped on her phone.
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Then he sat back and watched the coverage pour in, sweeping visitors towards his online store.
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In Massachusetts, Swartz ran the program, and then sat back and watched the files roll in.
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Lester Holt has—thankfully, in my opinion—sat back and let the candidates duke it out.
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For most of the morning session, the defendant sat back in his chair looking straight up.
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Then she sat back down, picked up her plate, and brought an olive to her mouth.
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I just sat back and listened, and a lot of it made perfect sense to me.
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Then, he sat back and watched while someone from the bomb squad cautiously approached his luggage.
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I sat back in the car for a moment and glanced at the natural wood-covered dash.
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Yet, it has sat back and watched as others have beaten it to the punch in Japan.
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Onto the next location, and again you're sat back with your cock as the center of focus.
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He was never going to tire against opponents who sat back and allowed him to take breathers.
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Terrorism will continue to fester, and it will be remembered that the world sat back and watched.
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But that is not to say he should have sat back and let Miocic jab him up.
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"Estonia has not sat back and waited for allies to take care of its security," he said.
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He got up, she ran to the table, he waited for a moment and sat back down.
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In contrast his opposite number Zeljko Krajan sat back and let Cilic go calmly about his business.
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As Ms. Constand spoke, Mr. Cosby sometimes sat back in his chair at the defense table, listening carefully.
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When the jury announced its decision Thursday, Mr. Cosby sat back in his chair and quietly stared down.
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Nate held his breath as he sat back down, the bustling world of Con Con fading back in.
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Johnson finally took the plunge and sat back and watched an episode of The Bachelorette with his sister.
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After repeating, "He gets a lot of help from the gods ," my father sat back in his chair.
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Millicia swallowed two floaties -- her tolerance was higher now that she had more body mass -- and sat back.
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Iran sat back, frequently putting all 210 men behind the ball, and Spain continually probed for a breakthrough.
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I sat back off him and he got a comfortable lead and I never got close to him.
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Even as Dale sat back down in the barber's chair, three Afroed men slipped quietly out the door.
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When her name was called, she stood up slowly, paused, then said "no" and slowly sat back down.
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But as we've sat back, we've witnessed LPs and former law enforcement calling to continue some kind of prohibition.
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"We all just sat back down, glanced at each other, and went about our ride much happier," Nied said.
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I sat back and marveled at how well Jean-Marc balanced all those story lines and blended those tones.
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She gave me a hug, sat back down at her piano and told me to plug my bass in.
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When I first viewed Get Out, I sat back as a black man feeling equal parts horror and discomfort.
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Motherboard created its own alt Twitter account, signed up for the service, and sat back to watch what happened.
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But have you ever sat back and wondered what your favorite brands looked like when first hitting the market?
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When he sat back up, the drops made it look as if there were tears rolling down his face.
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It wasn't easy to parse, but when I got it, I sat back and admired how well it worked.
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But I was never nervous — so today I just sat back, ate some popcorn and cashed in my profits.
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During a meeting with his team several years ago, he sat back while his colleagues debated the texts' meaning.
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When I nodded, he sat back down, but the father stood up and walked out and didn't come back.
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Republicans used to insist that Obamacare was on a path to collapse even if they sat back and did nothing.
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"Meg has silently sat back and endured the lies and untruths," her former costar says in this week's cover story.
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In a second shot, her new groom once again attempted to do her hair as Cuoco sat back looking unhappy.
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The researchers also found that walkers were still more creative for a brief period after they sat back down again.
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After a quick submission win via an unorthodox inverted shoulder lock, the toehold specialist sat back down behind the turntables.
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Cohen entered the room and sat back in his seat, as photographers snapped photos of him for about a minute.
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She eased onto the edge of the bed, sat back on her heels, and crossed her hands in her lap.
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We don't like that you sat back and let so many terrible things happen, like Steely Dan and climate change.
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"But I can't say I'd ever sat back and thought whether my data could be misused or abused," he admitted.
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After going up in the second half against Costa Rica in their first game, Serbia mostly sat back and defended.
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To stir up conflict, Sandra ate all the sugar from the sugar bowl — and sat back and watched the sparks fly.
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"Meg has silently sat back and endured the lies and untruths," her former costar says in PEOPLE's cover story last week.
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" He sat back and looked at me in an entirely different way and said, "Okay, what do you want to know?
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He sat back down, and right there, Bellator's former lightweight champion and its most recognizable homegrown fighter fell on his ass.
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Could Iran have sat back under these restrictions for 15 or 20 or 25 years and then just built a bomb?
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Axios (whatever that is) sat back and said GEEEEE, let's see, what can we make up today to embarrass the President?
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"I just kind of sat back and waited a little bit because I was like, 'This is my person,'" she said.
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" But minutes later, she said, "he sat back and pointed to his penis and motioned for me to go down on him.
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His former allies, distracted by scandals, "just sat back" and let the South "skin us out of our rights," he later said.
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As a pianist played a chilled jazz soundtrack, I sat back to peruse the food menu and couldn't help furrowing my brow.
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I sat back and said 'What can I do now to take what I did to the next level of my maturity.
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Placing the the letter in a plastic covering that he hung from the review mirror, DiBona sat back and started to pray.
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Then I sat back, and on my phone I watched videos my daughter had sent of my granddaughter opening her Christmas presents.
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"It's like, you know..." She smiled and apologized and covered her face with her hands and sat back down next to me.
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The same player who came off the bench to relieve a guy with a 104.1 passer rating and never sat back down.
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As I sat back and enjoyed the luxury, I heard the sound of the infamous MMG audio tag—this ain't Uber, baby.
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Spain has dominated possession but failed to generate many chances, while Russia has sat back and looked to score on the counter.
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He sat back in the pocket and picked apart defenses, leading the nation with 4,831 passing yards and 50 touchdowns in 2018.
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Sitting at her desk, Murkowski stood slowly when her name was called, paused and then said "no," and slowly sat back down.
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Legislators in Congress and in Sacramento sat back and watched tech companies seize more power, buying up competitors and morphing into giants.
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"I started taking notes but then I just sat back," said one Republican senator who requested anonymity to discuss an internal meeting.
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Republicans have mostly sat back, with at least one senator conceding that Trump's behavior did not seem to have changed because of impeachment.
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In the new study, the researchers added marine invertebrate-rich seawater to aquariums containing flowering turtle grass, sat back, and watched what happened.
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Many individuals and firms, in the face of this leadership vacuum, have understandably sat back and waited, hoping for things to get better.
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His only blemish came in the fourth, when Villar sat back on a 2-2 changeup to give Milwaukee a 1-0 lead.
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Trump and House Republicans sat back and watched last week as Democrats ripped each other apart about whether incendiary comments by freshman Rep.
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That reversal of expectations was prompted mostly because Denmark sat back and defended much more than Croatia, which was the more incisive attacker.
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"After the end of the season, I sat back with my wife, and I said, 'That was a lot of work,'" Brodeur said.
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The senators in the meeting took turns pushing back on Erdoğan, while Trump sat back and watched, intervening occasionally to play traffic cop.
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"I should have played the puck," said Budaj, who sat back as Brassard chased a puck the goaltender probably could have reached first.
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"When he sat back down the second time, shortly after that, he stood up, turned, and produced a shotgun," Wilson told NBC News.
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But I never saw either film as pretending to be anything other than what it was, and as such, I sat back and enjoyed.
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After convincing Reynolds, 39, to let him pitch a few ideas, the actor reluctantly sat back as Corden presented an elaborate array of costumes.
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They sat back, sometimes dangerously deep on the edge of their penalty area, and let Belgium have the ball, opting instead for counter-attacking.
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Of course Democrats wouldn't have just sat back and let Bush appoint a replacement who they had good reason to believe would overturn Roe.
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After she spoke for an hour, Morlaina Bruce sat back in a chair with her arms folded across her chest, taking in the scene.
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Frei, who sat back in her chair in a small meeting room at Uber, spoke to me about her new goals and feedback strategy.
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Michigan's starting QB Wilton Speight sat back comfortably, deep in the pocket, and found Amara Darboh streaking along the end of the end zone.
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I've never sat back and said, well, I need a song about Trump, or I need a song about this happening or that happening.
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While media watchers sat back and waited for Moonves to ride in on a horse, Bakish got down to work on a turnaround strategy.
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"They sat back in the barracks and they're there, but they don't want to be identified as the institutional source of repression," the official said.
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" -- The Daily Beast's Jackie Kucinich tweeted in the third person: "She sat back and looked at her meticulous Mueller Report Day planning memo and smiled.
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"I'm not going to say we sat back in the third, but I think we weren't doing exactly what we needed to do," he said.
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This fight was a head scratcher as Shevchenko sat back and waited to counter for two rounds, but did nothing when Nunes' telegraphed blows came.
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Most recently, the president sat back while one of his crowds in North Carolina chanted "send her back" about another congresswoman, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota.
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The rich man just sat back and thoughtOf the wealth he had in storeAnd how to keep what he had earnedFrom the lazy shiftless poor.
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" Brother Lavelle never talked, but now he sat back on his heels and said, slowly, deliberately, "I think this whole fucking thing is a mistake.
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In our first interview there in Toronto, Hanks sat back in a chair with his left ankle pressed against the top of his right patella.
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At this point in the campaign, Trump could have very easily sat back and let the media focus on the disarray in the Democratic Party.
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After he retrieved his drink, he sat back down at his table, Ryan told the publication, and was confronted by a school resource officer (SRO).
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After Renaldo Maurice crouched and collapsed to the floor, Jeroboam Bozeman collected his body and propped him up so that they sat back to back.
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"I then sat back and waited expectantly for a parade of fund managers ... to come forth and defend their occupation," Buffett writes in the letter.
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"My first record was so serious," she says now, having sat back down, as I ask what it felt like being within that tight, insular energy.
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But when Simone joins in and they merrily rip up this stunning $300 arrangement (price adjusted for inflation), I just sat back and cried cartoon tears.
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PSG coach Unai Emery&aposs strategy of not pressuring Barcelona backfired, as his team sat back and passively let the hosts hem them into their box.
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Recently, I sat back looking at my early career, and came to the realization that I had left a trail of retirement accounts along my path.
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Many here in this country sat back and assumed that "we" would never face the scope of the problem being encountered in resource-poorer neighbor countries.
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Obama, in particular, has been light in his criticism of Thailand and has sat back and watched Paween Pongsirin flee Thailand to seek asylum in Australia.
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This was a night about toppling the patriarchy, and the presenters and nominees either stuck to that or sat back and let others do the talking.
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With two houses on each property and seven other players orbiting the board, Elizabeth sat back and watched her fortune grow to more than 17,000 naira.
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So when I heard what he said I sat back and waited for the emails from the people who know me, who have worked with me.
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Be honest: How often have you posted a photo on Instagram, and sat back with glee as the likes and comments started racking up on your post?
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I still don't have feeling in my legs, so when I sat back down in that chair, for a few seconds it felt like nothing had changed.
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Every dinnertime, I sat back in my seat and watched everyone else tuck into their meals, content in the knowledge that I couldn't eat, so wouldn't eat.
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But despite the lack of resources available at the time of my diagnosis, I wasn't going to be someone who sat back and shrank from the world.
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The Americans did not tempt fate the way they did in their opener, and instead sat back and absorbed the Costa Rican pressure, waiting for a break.
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As I sat back on the table, Pietrzak placed a very chilly gel pad over the area we were treating, to protect my skin from the freezing.
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The same people sat back in their chairs on Sand Hill Road while nervous founders made the rounds, hoping one of these firms would champion their cause.
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With the game all but over by the start of the second half, Tijuana sat back and absorbed the opposition's pressure without ever seeming to be in danger.
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The models and everyone in the pictures looked amazing, so I sat back and realized that the story I wanted to tell was one that was more rounded.
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After a very rare bathroom break I sat back down, balanced the computer across my lap and was startled to see the game had slowed to a crawl.
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I asked him my first question (I can't recall now what it was), and then I simply sat back and enjoyed the ride that was his lengthy answer.
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I gratefully scarfed my 7.50-euro gut bomb of mixed lamb and chicken kebab and sat back, allowing the rich sauces and spices to soak up the alcohol.
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Preferring to take a hands-off approach, President Obama largely sat back and watched as Beijing continued to vastly expand its military force and influence in the region.
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Director Peter Kunhardt has essentially sat back and let Buffett tell his own tale, with selected voices from his life and business career thrown in throughout as a garnish.
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Instead of taking steps to end unlawful attacks on civilians, hold perpetrators to account, and stop the flow of arms that was fueling the conflict, the UNSC sat back.
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"The way he connected not only with me but the rest of the crowd, I sat back there and had one of those moments that night," Lane, 33, says.
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I was actually very calm—which I thank the marijuana for—and I put my hands in the air and sat back in the sofa away from the gun.
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But instead of fighting back on a supernatural level, Bran sat back during the battle, as part of a strategy to lure the Night King into a vulnerable position.
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Then she sat back down, placed her hand gently on her son's arm, and shared stories of sexual violence endured in the past by members of her own family.
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" There are a few reasons for it, he suggested, saying that in recent years, a lot of "public companies sat back and watched the drama play out in the Valley . . .
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This was all doubly disappointing given that E-40 was sitting right there in a VIP seat and probably could have just stood up, rapped, and then sat back down.
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On the days that I planked during my lunch break, I was surprised by how much stronger and more recharged I felt when I sat back down at my desk.
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The Saudis finally got a run of possession together, but it was by their defenders deep in their own territory, while Russia sat back, understandably, with a 1-0 lead.
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The episode marked a rare moment on the Senate floor: an actual debate, with senators interrupting each other while others sat back at their desks and hissed under their breath.
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"We have sat back and watched lie after lie being fabricated about us in the media, only so one big lie can continue to have life," the brothers' statement said.
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The Red Bulls sat back, uncharacteristically, in the first half of that opening game, a tactic that earned them only a one-goal deficit and created sharp criticism of Armas.
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He sat back in his chair, eyeglasses perched above his eyebrows, and jumped with ease from farm subsidies and food stamps to the complexities of the peanut program and conservation.
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"So much has happened in the last two years where we've sat back and said, 'Oh, no, that'll never happen,'" said Zigler, who's also a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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I then sat back and waited expectantly for a parade of fund managers – who could include their own fund as one of the five – to come forth and defend their occupation.
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For years, I've sat back as priests and religious leaders whom I'd admired from afar were found out to be some of the most monstrously serial sexual offenders in church history.
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A couple of times I've stood up, then sat down, then stood back up to wash my hands, only to realize I wasn't done shitting, then I've sat back down AGAIN.
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On 1st and 10 in the first quarter against the Lions, Bradford sat back in the pocket, fired the ball to... somewhere... and it was blocked hard back into his face.
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Whenever these two opened their mouths, I just sat back and listened, because both are blessed with an innate understanding of how Shakespeare's language marries philosophy to words, wit to failure.
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I will hit him harder than he's ever been hit and if he dances, and I can get him hurt, I will not sit back like I sat back with Wilder.
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Having relied on major media, and the overflow of polls it fed readers on a near-daily basis, the audience sat back and waited for a Democratic victory, possibly a rout.
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The week before the game's worldwide release, I met him at Sony's London headquarters, and I basically just sat back and watched the minutes tick by on my little handheld recorder.
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"I am so relaxed and casual this season!" the stylist joked backstage, where his team of expert hairstylists sat back and just made minor touch-ups to complete this year's hair look.
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As she sat back sipping on a cup of coffee, Orange is the New Black star Jackie Cruz showed off her choppy new pixie cut by celeb hairstylist Scotty Cunha on Instagram.
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But while Remini mostly just sat back during the game, both women took large sips when Cohen asked if they have ever seen a director get so upset they storm off set.
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The Chinese team, comprising of Deng, You, Lin Chaopan, Zhang Chenglong and Liu Yang sat back dejectedly in their chairs after Russia took silver, with Zhang breaking down in tears afterwards backstage.
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But once they found out that the next flight wasn't until Monday afternoon, he demurred and sat back, saying he was a physician who needed to get to work the next day.
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He sat back in his office in the heart of Mosul, the province's regional capital, an unremarkable building apart from its new concrete fortifications and the teams of armed guards surrounding it.
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Still adjusting to the assignment, Mr. Bolton sat back as Vice President Mike Pence led a national security meeting, but he sat next to Mr. Trump for his dinner with the generals.
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They each got their own moment of triumph as they correctly spelled their words in the 247th round, then patiently sat back in their seats as the next contestant had their moment.
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So after a bit, I came up with what I thought was a brilliant safety tactic: I stood up and walked to the other side of the couch, and sat back down. Bulletproof.
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The last time I was there, as I sat back in my seat, letting Neil deGrasse Tyson's dulcet tones wash over me, I was momentarily paralyzed by how obscenely large the universe is.
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The film was at its best when it just sat back and watched Hemsworth's Thor discover all that Midgard had to offer: traffic laws, pet stores, low-rise jeans, and, most memorably, coffee.
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On Lewandowski's departure, "Gates stated that Lewandowski's ego was the problem and if Lewandowski had just sat back and let Manafort do his thing, he could have remained Campaign Manager," Mueller's team wrote.
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" Grace said that Ansari seemed to understand, until he suggested they "chill on the couch," where he "sat back and pointed to his penis and motioned for me to go down on him.
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Researchers put parents and babies in a room with several engaging toys and then sat back to see what happened when the parents didn't get any instruction on how to interact with their kids.
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The Olympic snowboarder — who is in Pyeongchang, South Korea, for his fourth Winter Games — made the most of his day off from competition as he sat back and watched his teammates represent their country.
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I've sat back and witnessed the development of Windows 103 and appreciated the speed of new feature releases, but it seems there's a price to pay for this new "Windows as a service" world.
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"This entire community has sat back and witnessed how Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has become the worst place to live for African Americans in the entire country," City Alderman Khalif Rainey told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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When UberBOAT quietly went live on June 28, Mr. Tremac said, he and his colleagues "sat back and waited to see how long it would take" for the first customer to order a boat.
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He sat back when free agency opened June 30, let a full day and more than 50 deals pass and then began a systematic five-day quest to lock in the partnership he wanted.
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"I would not be doing a service to myself, my country, or my children if I sat back knowing that the issues that we have could impact national security," Newbold told the committee, Democrats wrote.
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"I've always sat back on my buttocks to keep my genitalia elevated from any surface rather than sit straight down or leaning forwards and compressing it, which leads to further pain and swelling," she explained.
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Trinidad and Tobago, like Costa Rica before it, realized that this U.S. team could be beaten if you sat back, soaked up pressure and picked the right spots to move forward and threaten the goal.
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The U.S. men's team of Keith Carroll Jr., J.R. Celski, Thomas Hong and John-Henry Krueger sat back in the pack until a collision between Canada and China took both countries out of the race.
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He stood up on the bench and then sat back down, he closed his eyes and shook his head, he jumped around with his hands on his ears, he got in both of our faces.
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They sat back down at the classroom's U-shaped table arrangement and opened what were in fact "advanced cable trainers," kits containing the cables and wire cutters they'd be working with throughout their senior year.
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As he sat back in the dugout as his team batted, the Pittsburgh broadcast crew chatted with his folks in the stands about the experience of watching their son pitch in his Major League debut.
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He said he went to the garage to get her a Coke, she excused herself to the bathroom, and he was overcome by a terrible dread when he sat back down in the living room.
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All the while, I sat back and relaxed on my relationship throne, breathing a sigh of relief that I was #blessed to not have to go through such deep, dark depths to find a partner.
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The first, a black rose, is located on the back of his neck, while in the second photo, the former One Direction member sat back while a tattoo artist worked on the front of his neck.
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Shellman told police he had gotten out of bed to take his registered gun out and sat back down with it on the bed next to Tombs, according to a felony complaint obtained by the Standard.
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The works eventually became part of a ten day exhibition at the Dock Gallery in LA called They Sat Back, They Let It Happen, a nod to what Lee perceives as American apathy towards social justice.
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"We had summoned a great engineer to solve our problems for us; now we sat back comfortably and confidently to watch the problems being solved," Anne O'Hare McCormick, reporting on Hoover's Inauguration, wrote in the Times .
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Why are we wired like this, imagine if we sat back and listened to others opinions and built off them, used their ideas to support our own even if they have a different opinion than us.
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In the meeting between senators and the GOP nominee, lawmakers mixed policy with politics as Trump sat back and listened — one attendee said that Trump spoke less than half the time during the meeting with senators.
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He sat back as Trump falsely claimed to have opposed the Iraq War, reiterated that sexual assault was the inevitable consequence of enlisting women in the military, and expounded on the leadership skills of Vladimir Putin.
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Now that's what we call winning A Scottish woman bought a $60 ticket for a flight to Greece, then sat back and enjoyed all the perks, since she was the only passenger on the 189-seat plane.
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LA HIGUERA, Bolivia — Irma Rosales, tired after decades of tending her tiny store, sat back one morning with a box full of photos and remembered the stranger who was shot in the local schoolhouse 50 years ago.
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"I would not be doing a service to myself, my country, or my children if I sat back knowing that the issues that we have could impact national security," Newbold told the committee, according to the memo.
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Had the film been made now, Lola might have just been able to fire out a perfectly worded, particularly emotive tweet explaining the situation, then sat back and waited for her PayPal or GoFundMe account to fill up.
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Timberwolves end nine-game losing streak MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Timberwolves interim head coach Sam Mitchell sat back with five minutes left in his team's game against the Phoenix Suns and was finally able to breathe a sigh of relief.
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It was the whole culture that undermined all women, especially women that should've had the most agency of all — highly educated wealthy women who had every opportunity to step into important places in life but they sat back.
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The Chinese team of Lin Chaopan, Deng Shudi, Zhang Chenglong, Liu Yang and You Hao sat back dejectedly in their chairs after Russia pipped them by 0.331 points to silver, with Zhang breaking down in tears afterwards backstage.
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As the judge spoke and it became clear where his decision was headed, Moore, wearing a small cross on the lapel of his dark suit jacket, closed a folder in front of him and sat back in his chair.
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Mr. Ravitch, who in the interview sat back in a company chair, wearing an open-collared dress shirt, is the well-known liberal son of Richard Ravitch, a prominent Democratic politician who served as lieutenant governor of New York.
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There were few real chances after the break with Mahrez having an early effort pushed wide by Casillas before Porto began to exert some pressure late on as Leicester sat back and sought to hit them on the counter.
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Wearing dark blue scrubs with his name embroidered at the breast, he shook my hand and motioned for me to sit on a red leather sofa while he sat back in his chair, taking a sip from a thermos.
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In a rare public auction, the retail giant promised up to 21625,2900 jobs at a second headquarters, or "HQ220006," and sat back while 2202 cities and states tripped over each other to offer the most lucrative tax break packages.
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" AH: "If I sat back and waited for other people to offer me things, I don't think I would have had as diverse and colorful career as I've had because I don't think people, still to this day, really get me.
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Perhaps he felt the need to remind the baseball world what's up in Thursday's Grapefruit League finale, when he sat back on a breaking ball and walloped one so far the cameraman just kind of gave up on tracking it.
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Analysts said the United States sat back quietly as Mr. Barzani's position eroded in the face of retaliation by Baghdad, which first ended international flights to the Kurdish region and then cut a deal with his rivals to take Kirkuk.
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"There was something much more dark coming if we sat back [in the 90s] and let people use women's faces and bodies in ways they never consented to," Mary Anne Franks, a law professor at the University of Miami, points out.
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The media won't ask tough questions of Clinton any sooner than they'll ask President Obama, former Vice President Joe Biden, or former CIA Director John Brennan about why they sat back and did nothing about the Russian meddling that happened on their watch.
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"One, two, three, four...one, two, three, four...one, two, three, four..." Sat back at my desk, plugged back into the four to the floor matrix, my thoughts began to drift and float, almost (but never quite) freeing themselves from the kick drum.
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The team, comprising of Lin Chaopan, Deng Shudi, Zhang Chenglong, Liu Yang and You Hao, sat back dejectedly in their chairs after Russia pipped their score of 271.122 by 0.331 points to claim the silver, with Zhang breaking down in tears afterwards backstage.
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"I said something to the effect of, 'You know, I've always wanted to ask you what time you were born,' and she sat back and sort of looked like she was thinking about it," says the astrologer, who we will call Matt.
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Well, rather than provide some sort of explanation of the emoji, the "Anaconda" songstress — whose reps did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment — just sat back, liking comments on Twitter made by fans speculating what she might be talking about.
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Republican senators in the room on Wednesday pushed back to defend the Kurds — longtime U.S. allies abandoned by Trump's decision to pull troops from northern Syria in October — as the commander-in-chief mostly sat back and played "traffic cop", Axios reported.
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Spectators in the front row had a clear view of the final scene, but the rest of us craned to see — like the woman in the back row who stood to try to glimpse the bleeding Hamlet, then sat back down in frustration.
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Sean and Nilay's discussion about how car screens are going to rapidly change in the next few years thanks to flexible displays was so fascinating I just sat back and listened even though it's sort of my job to talk on that show.
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It wouldn't get me out in the dry any faster than if I simply sat back on the couch with a movie and a glass of wine, and allowed myself to notice the moment that the sound of water pummeling the glass finally ceased.
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There was no point during that time where I sat back and said, 'We made it' because when the records went double platinum, I figured out how much I was being paid, and it came out to something like twenty-five cents an hour.
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City Alderman Khalif Rainey said the area of the riots and demonstrations had become a "powder keg" this summer: This entire community has sat back and witnessed how Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has become the worst place to live for African Americans in the entire country.
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Last month, a group of Meghan's close friends opening up to PEOPLE for the first time about the woman they know and love amid months of negative press in the U.K. "Meg has silently sat back and endured the lies and untruths," her former costar said.
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Between songs, he circled downstage, dropped random one-liners ("I think pirates should take a little bit better care of their fucking maps—this thing is tea-stained "), and sat back down, as if he'd entered a room looking for something and then forgotten what it was.
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I mean, we did give third parties access to your data and sat back and watched as a political party used an ethically dubious service to target people in one of the most fraught elections in modern history, but really, who doesn't do that in this industry?
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The buffs, Jack Roth and John Giriat, sat back as a hush came over the 214 or so people gathered on a recent Friday in a Manhattan church to enjoy a lush, black-and-white version of "Sons of the Desert," a classic Laurel and Hardy movie.
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" As she sat back in her chair in the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee's hearing room, where she served as the ranking Democrat, she said of Trump, "I mean, he's almost the master of, 'I'm going to do so much stuff that's crazy that nobody notices crazy anymore.
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The Penguins, who had won 15 of their previous 17, then sat back as Miller made a long-distance breakout pass to their own blue line to Brassard, who got a stride ahead of defenseman Olli Maatta for a wrist shot that eluded Zatkoff only 13 seconds after Yandle scored.
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Two up at half time, when United replaced Marouane Fellaini with Juan Mata, Chelsea sat back and waited to hit United on the break with Hazard adding a third after a clever one-two and then Kante driving into the area unopposed to score his first goal for the club.
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That's because Russia, with a lead, just sat back and calmly watched the Saudis pass it around, mostly ineffectively and mostly in their own half Andrew Das: In many ways that half could not have gone better for Russia: two early goals, little fightback from the Saudis, and Golovin looked terrific.
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I leaned over my wheelchair and picked up the circle of pills I could reach and then sat back up, moved the wheelchair a few inches, pushed my butt to the back of the seat for balance, and leaned over again to retrieve the next batch of pills now in reach.
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When Bernard's full plan was revealed — mad about the wanton destruction against both Host and human that Charlotte had spread, he built a Charlotte Host, placed Dolores's consciousness in it, then sat back and waited for the new Charlotte to kill the old — I momentarily thought I had perhaps underestimated the show.
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Having dangled 50,000 jobs and $10 billion in investment in a proposed second headquarters in front of every struggling city and municipality in the country, they sat back as lawmakers debased themselves in a race-to-the-bottom to see who could offer the largest set of tax breaks and other incentives.
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You can go back even further, to the birth of his campaign, when he said some outrageous things about Mexicans in the course of saying outrageous things about plenty of other countries, then sat back and watched as the Mexican comments caught fire and set the tone of his campaign for him.
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In the context of the bill, though, they're challenging the trend that has defined federal immigration policy for the past quarter-century: Congress set up an immigration crackdown with its 1996 law, then sat back and watched as the executive branch built a more powerful immigration enforcement machine than Congress ever imagined.
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And Silicon Valley—where venture capitalists held ownership stakes in the firms they spurred forward, so different from the staid stockholders who sat back to let corporate bureaucrats do the work—was a social laboratory, exhibit A of what happened if you simply didn't regulate and let the market work its magic.
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"I think your next guest ought to be somebody from the SEC to explain why they have sat back calmly, quietly, without saying anything and allowing these algorithmic, trend-following models to wreak havoc with what has, up to now, been the best capital market in the world," Cooperman said in a CNBC interview.
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That same director conducts a laughable, make believe investigation of his favorite Hillary with no grand jury, no search warrant, no subpoenas, where he sat back and watched as the accused destroyed evidence, deleted e-mails with his cohorts and the Department of Justice hands out immunity deals without ever requiring that they testify.
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The redline was probably one of those glaring points where he truly did go backwards in terms of strength, when he literally put that redline and said, Syria, you know, you&aposve got to do these things, don&apost gas your own people, and, of course, after Syria gassed their own people, he sat back and let it go.
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The police lady spoke of the road and its various challenges as she drove happily to the ferry port, a driver without distraction or multitasking, a driver who noticed every bit of action on the road, cheerfully anticipating this and that, while her passenger sat back and felt he was slipping into a well-deserved hot bath.
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He lifted it, then dropped it again, went to stand, then sat back down, as though he needed another second, or three, to continue processing it: Vikings 225, Saints 250, a mind-bending affair that immediately joined Games 253 and 21 of the 229 World Series among the most famous and emotionally draining in Minnesota lore.
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Still, not wishing to be as domineeringly prescriptive as characters sketched above, we sat back and had a proper think about the pros and cons of the most common formats that DJs DJ with and decided to settle the debate once and for all by delving deep into that most pressing of issues: what does your preferred format of DJing say about you?
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I still remember the way she sat back with a question once it was asked, pausing for a thoughtful beat too long; the way her tongue clicked against the roof of her mouth as it formed the words to respond; the way she frequently licked her lips—on one occasion sweeping up the chocolate dusted cappuccino foam that had settled on her top lip.
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When many men showed up wearing Time's Up pins, some women sat back and waited for one of them to get called out as being exactly the kind of creep the Time's Up initiative is trying to expunge — which, as of this writing, has already borne out with allegations levied against Ansari and James Franco, who won the film category's Best Actor in a Comedy.
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For two hours each evening, the network would broadcast music videos, interviews and live performances from a wide array of artists – from Blur to Bad Religion to Butthole Surfers – while a generation of younglings sat back on the sofa, either ruining their minds with the passive stench of weed smoke, or just silently gorging Doritos; their eyes prized open by the sight of the most forward-thinking creatives of their time – the kind that wouldn't appear in your average music magazine or radio show.
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