Sunlight beat bleached sidewalk as I scooped up the mail.
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Paramedics jumped out, scooped up Zoe and took her away.
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New Yorkers have long scooped up finds off the pavement.
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Some were equipped with yellow shovels and scooped up trash.
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He scooped up the Kleban prize for most promising lyricist.
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I scooped up a small amount of ashes and released them.
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I felt like I'd just been scooped up from the abyss.
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Other investors, including Dragoneer Investment Group, scooped up the remaining 2%.
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It's still unclear where or when she scooped up the mail.
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Aaron scooped up his change as she came up behind them.
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The Associated Press: Reunited immigrant children scooped up into parents' arms.
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He scooped up a rebound and slid the puck past Howard.
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She scooped up a waterfront crib last month in nearby Carpinteria.
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JPMorgan scooped up most of WaMu, while Wells Fargo bought Wachovia.
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The list of websites it scooped up each day was dizzying.
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He scooped up this four-story home in 2013 for $2.8 million.
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The concerned owner quickly scooped up the dog and ran her home.
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I also scooped up the latest album by Skudge called Balancing Point.
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As such, some of these artists have been scooped up by labels.
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L scooped up titles including the Daily Express, Daily Star and OK!
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Jones scooped up the ball and ran 210 yards for a touchdown.
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Her older brother would have been scooped up as a military recruit.
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She scooped up her son and took him to the emergency room.
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While Amazon scooped up Whole Foods in August and Walmart purchased Jet.
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They will get scooped up by the strong oil companies that survive.
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Each time, I scooped up the ball and hurled it at first.
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Indeed, the Jacksonville Jaguars scooped up Allen with the No. 213 pick.
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"Behind the back, Bart!" another fan yelled as Colon scooped up a ball.
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Over the decades, CVS has scooped up small independent pharmacies and regional chains.
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Luckin has also scooped up loads of investments to power its lightspeed expansion.
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She's also scooped up more AMA trophies than any female artist in history.
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HBO Max hasn't just scooped up first-look access to new episodes, though.
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However, it's not clear exactly how much sample material the spacecraft scooped up.
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Along the way, the team scooped up $73.5 million in venture capital funding.
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Nick Scott scooped up the ball and ran it into the end zone.
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One week later Google quietly scooped up even more land in the region.
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Chad's army scooped up the survivors; it claimed to have captured 250 rebels.
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Brooks and family scooped up Pepper to bring her with them to Georgia.
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Desai isn't the first high-profile doctor scooped up by the iPhone maker.
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Once the belt has been removed, the boy is scooped up into custody.
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Malcolm Jenkins scooped up the fumble and returned it to the Jacksonville 44.
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And, of course, JPMorgan scooped up Bear Stearns' trophy tower in Midtown Manhattan.
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It later tumbled out of debris being scooped up by a steam shovel.
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De la Rose scooped up the rebound and backhanded it into the net.
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Volunteers scooped up wet cats caught up and left behind in flooded homes.
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The ball was scooped up by Curtis Deloatch and returned for a touchdown.
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Yes, the presidential candidate scooped up the domain, and possibly some of Biden's supporters.
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February 2008Rihanna scooped up a Grammy for "Umbrella" while rocking a piecey pixie cut.
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And in June Northrop Grumman scooped up Orbital ATK, a rocket-builder, for $9.2bn.
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Huynh's partner on the Clinton campaign, Jeff Berman, got scooped up by Beto O'Rourke.
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Once the belt has been removed, the boy is scooped up and taken away.
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ATG went bankrupt in 2008, and Stavatti scooped up the rights to the Javelin.
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Coyle scooped up a loose puck and flipped a high backhand into the goal.
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A LOT OF YOUR COMPETITORS HAVE ALREADY SCOOPED UP APPS GETTING INTO CONNECTED FITNESS.
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A veterinary team from Animal Services scooped up the animal and treated the laceration.
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So the new policy has scooped up relatively more New Zealanders than other nationalities.
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JAB in 2014 scooped up Einstein Bagels' parent company, Espresso House and Baresso Coffee.
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As we first told you, back in September he scooped up Monster Lake Ranch.
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I was there on Friday and scooped up a creature called a Magikarp nearby.
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Whitehead was hit from behind by Griffen, and Eric Kendricks scooped up the fumble.
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But then Klay swooped in, scooped up the ball, and fired off a shot.
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Intel also scooped up Basis Science back in 2014 for a reported $100 million.
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She scooped up the bird in both hands and cradled it to her chest.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Ingrid Batista scooped up her 2360-year-old daughter Alexia.
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Most of the people who scooped up the money returned it to the bank.
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Fifth Third, for example, scooped up Chicago's MB Financial for $4.7 billion last year.
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In addition to collecting snow leopard feces, the team also scooped up wolf droppings.
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And starting today, Facebook will finally notify the people who had their information scooped up.
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See our favorites, ahead — all of which can be scooped up for less than $10.
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Resellers scooped up multiple pairs and dropped them on eBay for as much as $900.
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Foreigners, while less keen on Treasuries, scooped up agency securities and corporate bonds in March.
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Covergirl recently tapped 17-year-old James Charles, for example; Maybelline scooped up Manny MUA.
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To grow its business, Cloudera has scooped up other start-ups including Gazzang and Xplain.
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As Ooy scooped up the colorful ingredients, a film crew rolled up to interview her.
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I went outside the terminal and scooped up some Texas dirt and filled the jar.
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Business of Fashion scooped up the Media Award, received by the site's founder, Imran Amed.
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She scooped up some wet food on a tongue depressor and held onto him carefully.
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She scooped up the ball, drifted back and shot again. Swish. Again. Swish. Again. Swish.
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Molten syrup, heated to a scalding 176 degrees Fahrenheit, is scooped up with bare hands.
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Their replacements created timely features and interviews that were scooped up by the larger public.
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Another NSA program, Project Shamrock, scooped up every foreign telegram sent to the United States.
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Soltero first joined Microsoft when it scooped up his email app Acompli back in late 2014.
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Russell scooped up Andrelton Simmons' two-out grounder for an inning-ending out in the eighth.
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So purveyors of hyper biased political commentary are not intended to get scooped up here, either.
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Linebacker Devon Kennard scooped up the ball and raced into the end zone for a touchdown.
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I was psyched, scooped up the soon-to-be holy grail hair care and checked out.
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Last year, PAEs scooped up more than 6,000 high-tech patents, most of which involved software.
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Amy has won plenty of early prizes, but Cartel Land scooped up the critical DGA prize.
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Last year, IBM, in fact, scooped up three design agencies in the space of a week.
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In-office beauty firm Manicube was scooped up by Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa in 2015.
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Start with the sheer scale of personal data scooped up by Facebook, often without users' knowledge.
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Before she could get far, she was scooped up by border patrol agents in Hidalgo, Texas.
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Facebook has scooped up another facial recognition startup to help bolster its photo and video ambitions.
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She said her blankets, identification and clothes were scooped up and placed in a trash bin.
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Based on how lovable and unique he is, something tells us he'll be scooped up quickly.
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Rick & Morty and Children's Hospital both started online until they were scooped up by the network.
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Yet even before it scooped up AOL and Yahoo, Verizon set about trying to remake itself.
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But this is exactly where Mayer knew there was untapped value — and he scooped up shares.
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They had been scooped up minutes earlier, soon after they vaulted the fence, the agent said.
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Investors have scooped up coal stocks in anticipation of more lax regulations under a Trump administration.
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Beck and his wife, Marissa Ribisi, scooped up the 3 bed, 4 bath, 2,725 sq. ft.
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He scooped up the rights for his new production company and got to work adapting it.
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Some people had walked to them; others had been scooped up by the free government buses.
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"Or people can send in their own sand that they scooped up on vacation," she said.
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Daily Mirror publisher Trinity Mirror scooped up titles including the Daily Express, Daily Star and OK!
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He dipped a spade beneath the surface and scooped up a mound of dark brown waste.
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"I feel like we scooped up this farm at the bottom of the market," he said.
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Drones aided in monitoring the field, while a robot "scout" scooped up soil samples for inspection.
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The officials scooped up little Josecito and said they were taking him to use the bathroom.
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As a result of the fire, any rental units that are available are getting scooped up quickly.
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After spotting her several times, a Good Samaritan scooped up Nickie and brought her to MSPCA-Angell.
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Specialty roasters including Stumptown, Intelligentsia and Keurig Green Mountain have been scooped up by JAB Holdings Inc.
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Like Sprint, Legere also envisions other scenarios like T-Mobile getting scooped up by a cable operator.
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But it also attracted outside investors who scooped up units en masse to rent them via Airbnb.
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In the general election of June 2017 the Conservatives scooped up large numbers of former UKIP voters.
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The company said that hackers scooped up users' names, email addresses, scrambled passwords, a dates of birth.
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Apple should have scooped up car tech firm Harman International before Samsung did, says CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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After running a full workup, the pile was dumped and the rover scooped up a second sample.
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Traders scooped up Valeant shares following the developments, boosting them more than 23 percent in afternoon trading.
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The man then scooped up the animal and appeared to walk with it to a safer spot.
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She surfaced about midway through the 2003-minute dive, having scooped up a cool half-dozen clams.
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Vanguard, in other words, scooped up about 2350 times as much money as all of its competitors.
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Intel is paying $400 million to buy Nervana Systems and Apple quietly scooped up Seattle-based Turi.
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And in May, a palliative care provider called Aspire Health was scooped up by insurance giant Anthem.
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The second largest firm, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, scooped up a onetime GOP chairman in former Rep.
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Wal-Mart also has scooped up other sites, including men's clothing company Bonobos and outdoor retailer Moosejaw.
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Earlier in the mission, the probe scooped up material from the very top of the asteroid's surface.
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When she scooped up a chubby-cheeked baby boy from the crowd, photographs spread across the world.
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Last week, Finnish IT services firm Tieto scooped up its Norwegian rival Evry for about $1.5 billion.
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Christie stepped off the ice and was scooped up by the national short-track coach, Nicky Gooch.
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Jack Ü scooped up major wins in the electronic categories, which, while deserved, was to be expected.
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Andrie scooped up the football on the Green Bay 7 and ran it into the end zone.
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Desperate residents fleeing, cars packed with people and family heirlooms, anything that could be frantically scooped up.
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The storm scooped up nearly 10 feet of sand from the seabed, awakening the sleeping forest beneath.
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Regulators began to raise questions about HNA's ownership as it scooped up dozens of big companies overseas.
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With the cash, Whole Foods scooped up a slew of other natural food markets around the country.
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Vanguard, in other words, scooped up about 8.5 times as much money as all of its competitors.
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Bank of America scooped up Merrill Lynch in 2008 at the height of pandemonium on Wall Street.
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Originally from Shanghai, Ni was scooped up by Luxembourg some 30 years ago - initially as a coach.
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In 248, they scooped up IMPCO, a Phoenix-based company that has been producing coolers since the 2116s.
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Back at the barber shop, a resident scooped up two empty wooden ammunition boxes discarded by the army.
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However, when indiscriminate fishing gear is used, they get scooped up in the nets along with everything else.
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In 503, Olam scooped up the cocoa assets of rival Archer Daniels Midland Co for about $1.2 billion.
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Within moments, the child is seen getting dropped from the man's arms before being scooped up shortly after.
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We're told Young M.A scooped up the jewelry on Wednesday, which is a week before her 27th birthday.
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Hurry, we have a feeling a denim dress this cute is going to be scooped up – and fast!
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An adroit onlooker scooped up the nose and has secretly kept it ever since (what a prized masterpiece).
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What Miller didn't know is that Tedge was scooped up from the area where he stopped his truck.
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The New York asset management firm scooped up a 17.9 percent stake in July, according to securities filings.
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Kylie's not homeless -- she scooped up 3 other properties in the area ... including one she rents to Rob.
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Khan agreed to hive off a new province and scooped up the support of Bakhtyar's bloc, he said.
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Rescuers scooped up Kunkush, calling him the Greek word for Zeus, Dias, and took him to the vet.
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There was even an empty stroller, its occupant presumably scooped up in the rush to escape the scene.
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By that time, the SoundCloud cofounder had scooped up several entrepreneurial awards and adopted a more extravagant lifestyle.
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According to Salomone, the home had multiple offers, but has just been scooped up by a film director.
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"Some things just feel right," says Keys who scooped up five awards at her first Grammys in 2002.
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Many more could join them in the next year, and some may be scooped up by opportunistic buyers.
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In fact, Nissan and Kelly Services have scooped up more than $3 billion in federal contracts and loans.
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They've also scooped up the more specific title of having the most Twitter engagements for a music group.
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Ellen DeGeneres just scooped up an amazing estate from Adam Levine for the tidy sum of $45 MIL!!!
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And they've scooped up talent—many who are alumni of past Democratic presidential campaigns—to work with them.
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All of the events' standard tickets — which start at $30 — were scooped up, according to the ticketing site.
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The social media giant recently scooped up employees from start-up Chainspace, according to a report by Cheddar.
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St. Jude Medical scooped up Advanced Neuromodulation Systems in 20163, and Abbott merged with St. Jude last year.
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With nowhere else to turn, I took shelter in Taylor — who scooped up three Grammy awards Monday night.
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In a 2017 general election the two parties together scooped up more than four-fifths of the vote.
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He spent six seasons with the Miami Dolphins before being dumped and then scooped up by the Titans.
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SoftBank, the Japanese technology and telecommunications conglomerate, scooped up a New York-listed private equity firm this week.
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Not only that but there are some great Christmas deals to be scooped up before the inevitable rush.
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When asked if Sunday's raid also probably scooped up valuable intelligence, Captain Davis said, "You can infer that."
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And we went on to raise 850 million, and I scooped up, a year later, another 100 million.
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Frazee allegedly scooped up the remains and disposed of them either at a dump or in a river.
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A bigger concern, though, is that employees and their families may be scooped up outside work and deported.
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TMZ broke the story ... he scooped up a super modern mansion in Encino for a cool $3.4 million.
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Curious about "Dear Evan Hansen," the Broadway musical that just scooped up six Tony Awards, including Best Musical?
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I wished I could have scooped up the entire wedding party and taken them with me to San Juan.
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In 2016, she scooped up the Guinness World Record for Most Million-Selling Weeks on U.S. Album Charts. 14.
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Jones, plate umpire Angel Hernandez and Blue Jays C Russell Martin scooped up the pieces from around home plate.
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It was Sweet Tart, a 9-year-old feline, who scooped up the most votes and is now mayor.
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It scooped up at least $9.8bn between 403 and 2017, making it Africa's third-largest recipient of Chinese loans.
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In a crowded field, no candidate scooped up the more than half of the vote needed to win outright.
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After her mother passed away, she scooped up the land and her childhood home, which had fallen into disrepair.
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A French officer trod on one, thinking it was a brick; another was scooped up by an army doctor.
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Airbus says its largest single-aisle, the A321neo, has already scooped up demand in the market above 200 seats.
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After weeks of deal talk, Johnson & Johnson scooped up the Swiss drugmaker Actelion in early 2017 for $30 billion.
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With our spoons at the ready, we scooped up some wobbly tomato Jell-O and gave it a try.
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In 2005, Toys R Us was scooped up by a trio of investors, which loaded the company with debt.
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During the eurozone crisis in 2011, he scooped up debt from banks and other financial companies in the region.
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Of course, he tried to return the ball, fumbled, and had it scooped up by ex-Charger Reche Caldwell.
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The best start-ups keep being scooped up by the big guys (see Instagram and WhatsApp, owned by Facebook).
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Since then, he's scooped up two more properties nearby, creating a three-mansion estate totaling an estimated $58.5 million.
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Investors scooped up U.S. bonds last month on worries about U.S.-China trade tensions and a softening global economy.
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Several analysts said that the industry had expected E-Trade to be scooped up by a larger player first.
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Wright scooped up the ball in front of shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera and threw out Phillies left fielder David Lough.
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One of their defenders has just scooped up a fumble and rumbled into the end zone for a touchdown.
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They scooped up bills from the pavement and returned to their vehicles with fistfuls, and sometimes armloads, of cash.
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In this film, women do seem like flavors, scooped up in succession and sampled by the camera's hungry gaze.
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They included America's lax mortgage regulations and Europe's rash banks, which borrowed heavily and scooped up dangerous debt products.
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It didn't last long: The dwelling, listed by agent Jeff Jensen, was scooped up after less than a week.
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It was scooped up by Ukranian billionaire Marina Acton, who also struck a friendship with Kim in the process.
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Apart from a play on volatility, he scooped up shares of an energy name he believes is poised to rally.
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On May 29, Nostrand was scooped up by a local trap and release advocate who found him in her backyard.
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But Chinese buyers have steered clear of U.S. produce because of the trade dispute and scooped up Brazilian beans instead.
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I imagined those jobs would have been scooped up almost immediately, but the factory was actually having trouble filling positions.
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In 1985, Trump scooped up Mar-a-Lago, the opulent estate built by Marjorie Merriweather Post in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Whichever secures the support of the handful of smaller parties that scooped up the remaining seats may claim the state.
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She scooped up Rachel, the age-appropriate-for-Nick lawyer who likes to sing while vacuuming her well-decorated apartment.
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Lammikko scooped up the puck and fed it to McCann, who had a wide-open net to deposit the puck.
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As previously reported , HGTV scooped up the house after winning a bidding war against former *NSYNC band member Lance Bass.
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After playing a show last December, they were quickly courted and scooped up by the nurturing arms of Buzz Records.
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Chloe's mother was with them during the spree, and they scooped up several items -- most of which were gender neutral.
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Stephanie Link, managing director at TIAA, scooped up shares of two beaten-down names for her model portfolio on Wednesday.
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The tickets are free, but some have already been scooped up by people who just want to make a buck.
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Others have begun to offer cheap and convenient options that can be scooped up and brought back to the office.
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Nostrand was scooped up by a local trap and release advocate named Karen Oh, who found him in her backyard.
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Clumping cat litter works by absorbing liquid, turning it into solid clumps that can be scooped up and thrown away.
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Conservative media outlets have also scooped up figures like foreign policy adviser Sebastian Gorka and former ICE chief Thomas Homan.
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They scooped up the contaminated soil, along with other radioactive waste materials such as military equipment, concrete, and scrap metal.
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French payments specialist Ingenico has already scooped up Bambora, a Swedish rival to Nets, in a 13 billion euro deal.
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They've since scooped up a spare $2.7 million neighboring estate earlier this year, and now they have this new addition.
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Scott Disick just scooped up a brand spankin' new crib in Hidden Hills, complete with a massive pool and waterfalls.
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As soon as we left the theater we scooped up tickets to see it again before NPH left the show.
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And ConAgra (CAG)scooped up Pinnacle, owner of Smart Balance and the Udi's brand of gluten free food last year.
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A few days later, he went to City Hall and scooped up dust and packed it into a plastic bag.
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In the 1990s, he scooped up drawings by both men, which hang on a wall, salon style, in his study.
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The meal-kit company went public just as the tech giant scooped up the grocer in June of last year.
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The Broadway staging scooped up six Tonys, but this broadcast version features the London cast, which itself won three Oliviers.
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She quickly scooped up Sanders' 0003 Iowa caucus director and has already traveled to six key states and Puerto Rico.
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The award for best picture went to George Roy Hill's caper, "The Sting," which scooped up seven Oscars in total.
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Pizza Hut scooped up the official pizza sponsorship in February and has been taking full advantage of it ever since.
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And ConAgra (CAG) scooped up Pinnacle, owner of Smart Balance and the Udi's brand of gluten free food last year.
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The Dallas area has scooped up thousands of financial services jobs, as businesses build presences outside of pricey coastal markets.
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Firms like Dataxu and Placed got scooped up, while other companies like Sizmek, Nanigans, and IgnitionOne sold off for pieces.
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It is drawing on data scooped up by scanning systems that trucking companies have agreed to install on their vehicles.
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AEI scooped up Murray when the Manhattan Institute let him go, and stood by him throughout The Bell Curve controversy.
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Bidding alone, Jaguar also scooped up another five areas in the second tender of 14 blocks, all of which were auctioned.
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Today, meet Randy, a boxer mix scooped up from a high-kill shelter by the Ruff Tales Rescue of Bellingham, Massachusetts.
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Earlier this month, Vista Equity Partners bought Marketo for $1.8 billion in cash, then scooped up Ping Identity for $600 million.
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That same year, she scooped up Grammys for best country song ("You Belong with Me") and best country album ("Fearless"). 21.
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After Disney scooped up Marvel in 2009, it studiously began planning this intricate framework, with help from Marvel president Kevin Feige.
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Broncos rookie safety Will Parks scooped up and ran the ball down the sideline to score a defensive two-point conversion.
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Kass scooped up Janet's discarded lunch tray, passed it through the under-door access slot, and whistled for the hygiene bot.
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But this is not at all a story about a failing company getting scooped up on the way down for parts.
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We're told Irsay hopes to open a museum in Indianapolis for all the memorabilia he's scooped up over the years. Congrats!!!
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UnitedHealth Group, the parent company of the largest health insurer in the country, scooped up SCA in a $2.3 billion deal.
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Telling his cousin he hoped to be buried there, he scooped up piles of sand as if digging his own grave.
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Sure enough, Rylee was soon spotted by a local boater, then scooped up within a few hours at a nearby campground.
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The DOJ will have to describe how they intend to shield any private information scooped up from visitors to the site.
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The DOJ will have to describe how it intends to shield any private information scooped up from visitors to the site.
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But that caveat did not dissuade buyers from pouncing on properties that seemed like they could get scooped up any second.
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The technique uses electrodes to emit electric waves, stunning fish which then float upwards and are scooped up by giant nets.
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Mr Trump won a commanding victory with 60% of the votes and scooped up most of his home state's 95 delegates.
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Thibodeau was scooped up Wednesday by the Minnesota Timberwolves, an up-and-coming franchise that acted decisively in its coaching search.
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Am scooped up the ball and immediately shoveled it back to Mapimpi, who took it over for the game's first try.
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The deflection was scooped up by cornerback Janoris Jenkins, who scampered untouched for 65 yards and a 7-0 Giants lead.
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Singapore-based agribusiness Wilmar International Ltd scooped up the sugar trading book of rival Bunge for an undisclosed amount in August.
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Not too far away, this charming collection of barrels was bursting with coffee beans waiting to be scooped up by customers.
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An off-duty soldier told media outlets he scooped up children and rushed them to safety during the El Paso shooting.
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The Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi website, was also scooped up by BitMitigate after it was terminated by Cloudflare in 2017.
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These pink, red, and chocolate-covered goods are just waiting to be scooped up for V-Day gifting and snacking galore.
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Investors scooped up Huawei's 2025s and UOB's new 10.5-year non-call 5.5-year T2s, said a Hong Kong-based trader.
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Originally self-published, it was scooped up by a big house and eventually turned into a blockbuster movie starring Matt Damon.
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A Sundance favorite scooped up by Netflix, it did land other nods, including a supporting actress nomination for Mary J. Blige.
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Green says Travis and his people were callous ... he claims he was unceremoniously scooped up without a cervical collar or backboard.
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Along the way, they are scooped up by hundreds of industrial trawlers, at least half of them Chinese-owned, experts say.
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Using buckets, bottles and cans, they scooped up some of the 5,500 gallons of fuel that was gushing onto the road.
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Co-founded by Barton in 2005, the company scooped up competing real estate sites like Trulia and StreetEasy over the years.
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When her husband got home, well after their bedtime, he scooped up the baby and the child and took them upstairs.
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Temple's Benny Walls scooped up the loose ball and returned it for a 74-yard touchdown and a 21-11 lead.
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Lindholm scooped up the loose puck and dished it over to Mangiapane, who one-timed it past Edmonton goalie Mikko Koskinen.
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Sam Saunders, whose grandfather Arnold Palmer was among the Pebble Beach owners, scooped up hail and tossed it like a snowball.
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During that July 27 to October 30 time frame, there had been little public indication that Papadopoulos had been scooped up.
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Mark's milk is always wild: soured, fermenting, a necessary convenience that is scooped up on someone's way home and then abandoned.
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People worry their kids are going to get scooped up by a pedophile, so they lock them up with video games.
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Sources connected to the deal tell us the model scooped up a 4-month-old teacup Pomeranian from Betty's Teacup Puppies.
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Last year, it was among a cluster of European renewables companies that scooped up contracts to supply Chile's public grid from 2021.
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Frankie Ferrari contributed 237 points, Remu Raitanen had 240 and Chase Foster scooped up a team-high 413 boards for the Dons.
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Trump scooped up another swath of primary victories in the Northeast, launching him closer to clinching the Republican nomination on Tuesday night.
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Kylie scooped up the plot of land adjacent to her $12 million Hidden Hills home for a cool $5 million ... ALL CASH!
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UK politicians started voicing their concerns about another large British-based company being scooped up on the cheap by a foreign rival.
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Taxpayers receiving refunds aren't the only ones celebrating this spring — so are the hackers who've scooped up your data and your cash.
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Craig Smith scooped up the rebound and shoveled it past Oilers goalie Mike Smith, who was playing his 600th career NHL game.
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Those free tickets were scooped up in a matter of minutes and were soon appearing online with sellers asking $25 or more.
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The app also scooped up information from the typically nonpublic profiles of the quiz-takers' friends — turning 270,000 people into 87 million.
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But Chinese buyers have steered clear of U.S. produce amid the tit-for-tat trade dispute and scooped up Brazilian beans instead.
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The information about layout was just scooped up as part of the analysis, and later identified as a useful category of information.
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Now all the slots are scooped up and some 22015 women are on the waiting list, according to program director Deliana Torres.
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When she did, she scooped up her dog and ran into her car, where she locked herself inside, according to the report.
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Beleaguered Yahoo was scooped up by Verizon for $4.8 billion; Microsoft announced a blockbuster $20163 billion purchase of professional-networking site LinkedIn.
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We're told the ex-NBA star designed the 7.5 carat diamond ring, which he scooped up from L.A.-based jeweler Bony Levy.
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Once the rescuers arrived on the roof, they carefully scooped up the dog and brought her back down in the truck's bucket.
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This year, Ucommune scooped up a number of small rivals and WeWork spent $400 million to pick up main competitor Naked Hub.
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On Tuesday, the trader scooped up shares of Amicus Therapeutics, a biotechnology firm involved in the development of drugs for rare diseases.
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Lindsay and Ben took some time to admire the real estate he scooped up last month ... before starting the unpacking nightmare. Ha!
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NYC jeweler Aqua Master just sued Kingston over 9 pieces of jewelry he scooped up last month -- valued at more than $300,000.
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Templeton Global has scooped up shares in select countries, Hasenstab said, but he noted that not all emerging markets were created equal.
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The imports were also below June's 2250,2000 tonnes, when buyers scooped up U.S. cargoes amid a temporary easing of the Sino-U.
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However, Bryant's first reception, a 10-yard gain, was forced loose by Jenkins and the loose ball was scooped up by Collins.
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She was the lead negotiator on the Trump National Doral Miami, a $1 billion property that she scooped up for $150 million.
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Scooped up off waivers to provide depth to an injury-ravaged rotation, Milone will be making his third start for New York.
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On the edge of Prospect Park West, Davis scooped up a Teddy bear wearing a green mortarboard and holding a felt diploma.
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They have scooped up volumes as global oil prices go up and prestocked as they prepare to ramp up production after maintenance.
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According to a filing, the Chinese firm scooped up 8,167,544 shares for around $1.7 billion to become one of Tesla's largest shareholders.
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Getaround has been around since 2009 and the even older Zipcar — which was scooped up by Avis — launched in the year 2000.
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The door belonging to Jim Morrison, the Doors frontman, was scooped up for $2500,0003, while Jimi Hendrix's door went up for $2000,2100.
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Fans had scooped up the available season tickets in about the time required to drive crosstown on the stop-and-start freeways.
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Nostalgic toy purchases were a hot commodity as well, with 193,219 Super Nintendo gaming systems purchased, and 22017,22016 Tamagotchi toys scooped up.
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Messenger has quickly scooped up partners like Uber, Lyft and even an airline so users can tap the app to arrange travel.
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The troubles at MySpace began almost as soon as News Corporation scooped up Intermix Media, whose main asset was Myspace, in 2005.
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Large numbers of dead fish were washing up along the banks of the river and being scooped up by pelicans and gulls.
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Very few films are as nerve-racking start to finish as this Alfonso Cuarón thriller, which scooped up seven Oscars in 2014.
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The club has scooped up land around the perimeter and turned Augusta National into more of a campus than a golf course.
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Remarkably, hundreds of dubious clients jettisoned by Danske when regulators closed in were scooped up by rivals apparently unaware of their toxicity.
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Phillip Lindsay scooped up the ball and ran down to the 2-yard line but Colorado was held to a field goal.
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Then in 2017, it scooped up Panera Bread for $7.5 billion and Au Bon Pain for an undisclosed sum later that year.
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With a quick check of your emails, more of your personal data gets scooped up — and it's a prime target for hackers.
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Frazee allegedly scooped up the burnt remains and disposed of them either at a dump or in a river, the agent testified.
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Read more:10 of the most expensive celebrity homes sold in 2019Kanye West just scooped up another $14 million ranch in Wyoming.
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It also , and it scooped up a colleague of Kopf's at Premera named Mark Lyons to run its internal pharmacy benefits program.
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More than a dozen aircraft were involved, including three Canadair firefighting planes which scooped up sea water off a popular tourist beach.
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With flames jumping through the kitchen, she scooped up the boy and a 287-year-old child and ran into the cold.
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Nor does he recall being scooped up by a police officer who sped him on a motorbike to a bare-bones clinic.
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Nor does he recall being scooped up by a police officer who sped him on a motorbike to a bare-bones clinic.
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Even the Warriors, who are leading the small-ball movement, have Andrew Bogut and Festus Ezeli, and just scooped up Anderson Varejao.
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Investors scooped up safe assets, driving the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note to 2.18%, the lowest since September 2017.
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Most of the merch was scooped up immediately and some of those who scored merch were notified shipments would be significantly delayed.
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Next, she is trying dystopian sci-fi on for size in a thriller that Netflix scooped up at 2019's Sundance Film Festival.
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To support him in his difficult task, Mr Johnson has scooped up advisers from the two most successful phases of his political career.
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In a race to provide the most content imaginable to people, there's sure to be some questionable films scooped up and made available.
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The other significant one came in July when it scooped up Dataorama for a cool $800 million, giving it a market intelligence platform.
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Henrique scooped up a Frans Nielsen turnover at the New Jersey blue line, raced down the ice and put a backhander past Coreau.
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Three years later Tumblr was among the Yahoo properties scooped up by Verizon under the new Oath banner, for a piddling $4.8 billion.
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Wags and Walks rescue of Los Angeles scooped up this adorable pup just before she ran out of time at a local shelter.
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The women wrestled two different steelhead trout at the same time, which they scooped up in a net once they got near shore.
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The whale didn't suck up water; instead it opened its mouth and scooped up water and prey, a method known as ram feeding.
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So, we scoped out and scooped up all of the best-selling rosés available in this designated area for a definitive taste test.
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Why buy full-priced goods for your apartment when there are so many discounted finds to be scooped up from our favorite stores?
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The Super Bowl is basically an excuse to put out as many things as possible that can be scooped up by a chip.
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Lauer was driving his 11-year-old son, Thijs, to school Monday morning, and also scooped up one of his kid's friends too.
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Granlund scooped up a loose puck following a faceoff in the Wild zone, then led a 233-on-0003 breakaway down the ice.
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While large-scale investors scooped up foreclosures and turned them into rentals, smaller investor-flippers had to sit out the housing crash years.
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Baltimore cornerback Marlon Humphrey scooped up the ball and rank it all the way back for what he thought was a Ravens touchdown.
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According to a filing, the Chinese firm scooped up 8,167,544 shares for around $1.7 billion to become one of Tesla's largest shareholders. 6.
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Are we going to see a bunch of other kind of productivity companies get scooped up by bigger players in the near future?
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Everything here is dying or dead, abandoned as if had pestilence had swept through and scooped up all the life forms mid-sentence.
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Northwestern's Joe Gaziano blocked the kick and Bergin scooped up the ball and sprinted up the right sideline for an 219-yard score.
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The market vendors scooped up the goods at Manhattan piers and hauled them the final few blocks to the market with hand trucks.
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At the Olympics, the spectacular American gymnast Simone Biles scooped up her fourth gold medal, soaring past the competition in the floor exercise.
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At 2-2 Halep scooped up a ball she had no right to reach and Williams lurched forward to blaze a backhand long.
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This will make an enormous amount of money for a handful of hedge funds that scooped up seemingly worthless shares at bargain prices.
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Kellogg announced its $600 million acquisition of RXBar earlier this year, while Conagra Brands scooped up the parent company of Angie's Boomchickapop popcorn.
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The India-based alt lender has scooped up $50 million in a Series B funding round from LGT Lightstone Aspada, according to DealStreetAsia.
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During the days of protest, he mingled with the crowds, solicited donations of clothing and signs and scooped up posters, fliers and buttons.
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On the first full day of sitting, I wore a pajama-like J. Jill linen pant set, scooped up in an eBay auction.
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While I ate all of the delicious cheese and scooped up the gravy in both dishes, I barely ate half of the potatoes.
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The companies that scooped up acreage in the Permian are now focused on implementing their plans, and they'll need money to do it.
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The 217-year-old mother scooped up the frightened child and asked her to point out the man, she told CNN on Thursday.
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A billionaire just scooped up the most expensive home ever sold in Florida: a $111 million estate that has its own bowling alley
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With two runners on and two out, Jose Reyes hit a ground ball up the middle that was scooped up by Rougned Odor.
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And waves of arrests have scooped up clerics, intellectuals, royals, businessmen and activists who had campaigned for an end to the guardianship system.
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S. trade dispute kept the dollar steady on Wednesday, holding gains made overnight after investors scooped up safe-haven assets, including U.S. Treasuries.
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Tritt knew her Payless in Hays, Kansas, was going out of business, so she marched in and scooped up all of their stock.
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And waves of arrests have scooped up clerics, intellectuals, royals, businessmen and activists who had campaigned for an end to the guardianship system.
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She scooped up her wallet and returned it to her purse with the precision and efficiency of a shortstop making a double play.
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Ticket vendors using shadowy computer programs called bots scooped up good seats within seconds and put them up for resale at huge markups.
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Her co-star Rachel Weisz scooped up the Supporting Actress prize, an award for which fellow "The Favourite" star Emma Stone was also nominated.
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Tyler Johnson scooped up Matt Grzelcyk's giveaway and fed it to Palat, who flicked the puck past Rask just 1:47 into the contest.
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Mr Salvini has scooped up the credit for this, even though the decline is mostly the result of tough actions by the previous government.
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Messaging company Kik has made its second major acquisition after it scooped up Israel-based mobile video app maker Rounds in an undisclosed deal.
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"For Warren, she came in here early and scooped up really good staff," said Sean Bagniewski, the chair of the Polk County Democratic Party.
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Although the supply is limited and seasonal, this means the entirety of Savani's stock no longer gets scooped up immediately after landing at JFK.
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Luke Bryan scooped up the night's top award for Artist of the Year and Chris Stapleton took home honors for Album of the Year.
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Print advertising revenues have declined faster than digital revenues have grown, as Google and Facebook have scooped up the bulk of new online ads.
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Oldman has already scooped up the Golden Globe and SAG Award for his performance, and he appears to be marching steadily towards the Oscar.
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In April, Meituan entered the bike-sharing fray after it scooped up top player Mobike for $2.7 billion to face off Alibaba-backed Ofo.
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Mom and Dad also scooped up a cupcake pillow and temporary tatts for North -- but a new toothbrush and floss might've been more appropriate.
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Panterra scooped up six-month-old Lila from Betty's Teacup Yorkies ... a frou frou dog shop that boasts Paris Hilton among its celeb clients.
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The good boy is scooped up by his owner and given a long hug and kiss, before resuming his enthusiastic barks and tail wags.
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Offset's Migos won the award for Best Group, while Cardi scooped up trophies for Best Female Hip Hop Artist and Album of the Year.
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Even if you're angry that Cambridge Analytica scooped up your data, it's hard to know exactly what the firm may have done with it.
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The 1989 singer scooped up eight iHeartRadio Music Awards nominations Tuesday, just beating out R&B singer the Weeknd, who racked up seven nominations.
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By the 9th, the company had begun filtering out and securing passwords it accidentally scooped up, and it's since destroyed any passwords it received.
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Kemper starred in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, which is written and produced by Tina Fey, and memorably befuddled NBC before getting scooped up by Netflix.
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Reports have indicated that the DOJ has scooped up responsibility for Google and Apple, while the FTC could be going after Amazon and Facebook.
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When they presented Willow with a cake, she immediately took her hand that wasn't hindered by an IV line and scooped up some icing.
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They also picked out pottery and textiles from local artisans, scooped up flea-market treasures and filled up on mozzarella salad and squash soup.
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Smaller rivals CHS Inc and Green Plains Inc have scooped up smaller, struggling plants in Illinois, Texas and Virginia in the past eight months.
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Alone, they taste something like scraps from the wake of a parade, but when strategically scooped up with curry, they crackle in the mouth.
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Mr. Motsepe eventually scooped up the lot, before a raucous after-party set to wrap up the night, starring the German singer Ute Lemper.
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The man, Ronnie Music Jr., 33, scooped up the multimillion dollar top prize in the state's instant "100X the Money" game in February 2015.
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And like Trump, he scooped up most of the white votes in his election and a stunning 80 percent of white evangelical votes. Hypocrisy?
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Chinese banks, with their deeper local connections and rapid lending, have scooped up the vast majority of domestic clients, including the most indebted ones.
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JD and Walmart's tie-up dates back to 2016, when the Chinese online retailer scooped up the American firm's Chinese e-commerce marketplace Yihaodian.
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Toilet paper has a become the ultimate symbol of the panic buying; it's seemingly scooped up as soon as new rolls hit the shelves.
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Mr. Omer, a 28-year-old veterinary student from Darfur, was scooped up by intelligence thugs outside his university dorm in Khartoum on Dec.
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It has scooped up a number of awards, including a Best Actress Golden Globe for Ms. Bloom, and is currently in its third season.
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So this group scooped up the Facebook page for "La Meute Officielle," and promptly became the top "La Meute" search result on the site.
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The unnamed man who invented the whole scheme was an FBI source, and the weapons (purchased locally) were immediately scooped up by bureau agents.
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Nyquist skated in alone, and took a shot that Koskinen blocked but scooped up his own rebound and fired it high over the goalie.
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During a decade-long race, large holding groups like Kering and LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton have scooped up many small labels and talent.
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We're told the "No Stylist" rapper scooped up 3 diamond chains and a matching bracelet during an NYC shopping spree with Eric the Jeweler.
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Bengali aloo dum — spicy potatoes, at once floury and fiery — are scooped up with puri, the puffed, fried flatbread typical to Indian home cooking.
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Ms. Dahl's father, Jack Dahl, 72, scooped up the family's Chihuahua before the bears got a hold of it and rushed his grandson inside.
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K. Distribution: Hulu and Neon scooped up Palm Springs for somewhere between $17 million and $22 million, the biggest Sundance deal of all time.
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Why Airbnb bought it: Following its acquisition of Vamo a year prior, Airbnb scooped up another company in the local activities booking space, Trip4real.
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Last fall, Mr. Yang's campaign even scooped up the advertising firm Devine Mulvey Longabaugh, which helped orchestrate Mr. Sanders's insurgent campaign four years ago.
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The 9-year-old pooch was scooped up at the Fresno Bully Rescue after spending half his life in a cage at the facility.
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Skrillex and Diplo—under the collaborative banner of Jack Ü—scooped up the two Grammy Awards available to dance and electronic music artists last night.
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It recently scooped up most of U.S.-based Kabam's assets in a deal valued around $700 million and a history of global M&A activity.
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According to the Duluth News Tribune, which reported the story, Duluth firefighters scooped up the elderly cat named Mazzy, who Reierson considers a family member.
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What happened next would save her life: the worker scooped up the dog — and her leg — and brought her to the shelter for emergency treatment.
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Russia has scooped up dolphins since the Cold War, when it used them to attack swimmers and detect submarines until the fall of the USSR.
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Police had to be called to hold back mobs of swarming fans in the parlor while Campbell scooped up press and notoriety for his gambit.
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Its second was the rust-belt of the north and east, where it scooped up the disappointed vote that once went to socialists or communists.
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It's scooped up tall and high, and functions as a way to show off your delicate facial features and the graceful slope of your neck.
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But she's already scooped up a pile of endorsements from unions and Democratic lawmakers across Southern California, including the majority of the state party's delegates.
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On my commute home that evening, I scooped up all the promising ingredients and proceeded to get down and dirty (you know, in the kitchen).
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Magnus Paajarvi scored an unassisted goal after he scooped up a loose puck on a Trevor van Riemsdyk turnover and fired a shot past Darling.
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Apple also added another 10 million subscribers in the period between September of 2017 and April of 2018, and scooped up music identification app Shazam.
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Seven black men and women scooped up trophies at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, two more than the previous record, which came in 2017.
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A pair of motorized conveyor belts then take those random bits of Lego scooped up by the excavating wheel and move them through the excavator.
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The hail on Monday, which fell in parts of the East Bay, brought delight to kids who scooped up handfuls of marble-size ice balls.
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It's important to start collecting right away: if the salt isn't scooped up quickly enough, it sinks to the bottom and will start to curdle.
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The rover scooped up a bit of the dune three different times around the time it took this selfie, but getting those samples wasn't easy.
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OSAMA BIN LADEN Where there's a will ...: National Intelligence just did a document dump of papers scooped up in the 2011 Osama bin Laden raid.
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The two oligarchs have been locked in an acrimonious stand-off ever since Deripaska scooped up his holding in Norilsk during the global financial crisis.
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A single five-minute trawl with a research net by scientists off the Columbia River in late May scooped up roughly 60,000 pyrosomes, NOAA reported.
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The band scooped up two consecutive Rolling Stone's Album of the Year awards in 2011 and 2012 and will also headline Coachella later in 2019.
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Kiel Brothers Oil, later run by one of the Pence sons, fell into bankruptcy in 25.8, its remains scooped up by a Chicago investment firm.
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US Treasurys are extremely attractive compared with the rest of the globe's debt and, as a result, investors have scooped up these securities with abandon.
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Deals are happening across the US media landscape, and it was only a matter of time before Viacom was scooped up, one former employee said.
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Hong Kong (CNN)It scooped up a host of Oscars and drove critics wild, now the influence of "Mad Max" is being felt beyond Hollywood.
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A few years back, when New York City Opera was about to close, he scooped up a trove of costumes and sets at bargain prices.
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Within hours, the Trump Organization scooped up three website name combinations with the newest Kushner baby's name, according to records from the cyberforensics company DomainTools.
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While Chinese buyers last year scooped up Brazilian supplies in anticipation of hefty tariffs on U.S. cargoes, importers this year were better prepared with stocks.
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The car's current owner, Leon Ferri, tells us he scooped up the ride about 5 years ago off Craigslist, and he's totally fixed it up.
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It turns out that Laura was the mystery passenger Negan scooped up at the close of last week's episode, and she gladly tattled on Dwight.
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Netflix has scooped up the rights to "The Chronicles of Narnia" and "The Baby-Sitters Club" as it prepares to compete with its new rivals.
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He had been waived by the Baltimore Orioles earlier that summer and then scooped up by the Mets, whose general manager then was Omar Minaya.
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The Fleabag and Killing Eve creator scooped up the Emmys for best comedy series, best comedy writing and best leading comedy actress on Sunday night.
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Danault then scooped up a rebound of a blocked pass near the left post and then banked in a shot off of Dubnyk's right skate.
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Investors bought C$2.87 billion in Canadian equities, the largest purchase in five months as foreigners scooped up shares in the finance and insurance sector.
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As is the case all over the city, many of its 4-million-pound apartments will be scooped up as investments, only to stand empty.
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Each ingredient is meticulously weighed and mixed in these massive mixers, then scooped up with an oversized ice cream scoop one by one and filled.
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The Emmy Award-winning actress and writer, who scooped up three trophies during Sunday's telecast, has just signed a deal with Amazon, according to Variety.
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The feta appears again, alongside a single charred chile in a pool of tomato purée, to be scooped up by a blistered baton of focaccia.
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Bela Bajaria, a vice president of content for Netflix who scooped up the streaming rights, had seen success with "Riverdale," another of Mr. Berlanti's series.
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Boudreau was quickly scooped up by the Wild after he was let go by the Ducks despite leading Anaheim to four consecutive Pacific Division titles.
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Charles whispered into Bowyer-Chapman's ear, and in one smooth sweep, Bowyer-Chapman scooped up all 6 feet 4 inches of Charles and strolled away.
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Its metal arm scooped up a grubby rubber ball (it looked like a dimpled egg yolk) and flung it out at 48 miles per hour.
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He bought the house in 2014 from Tom Brady and Gisele for $40 million, and recently scooped up another pad in Calabasas for $4.9 mil.
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Selena Gomez isn't buying Bella Hadid's friendship heartbreak after the singer scooped up The Weeknd ... the reason's pretty simple -- she says they weren't that close.
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Stephanie Link, one of the members of CNBC's "Halftime Report " panel, scooped up shares of Visa for her model portfolio, betting on the stock to rally.
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The group has scooped up Dana Gelb Safran, formerly a chief performance measurement and improvement officer at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachussetts, CNBC has learned.
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He has cracked his skull open like a piñata to make delightfully saccharine, mixed-media works with the scattered, scooped-up, smashed, and smelted intellectual data.
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The paint choice is far from the first design decision Jenner has made for her home, which she scooped up from Emily Blunt and John Krasinski.
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So the gas giant planets that formed far enough out, like Uranus and Neptune, would have scooped up more of these metal-rich ices during formation.
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Worse, they say that as apartments are scooped up by investors to be rented out on a short-term basis, residents are forced out of town.
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Getting scooped up and turned into the smartwatch arm of a much bigger company that can compete with Apple directly might be a boon to Fitbit.
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The damage to HQ could worsen if he's scooped up by Facebook, Snapchat or another tech company to build out their own live video gaming shows.
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Lady Bird just became the highest-rated film ever on Rotten Tomatoes and scooped up the Best Picture award by the New York Film Critics Circle.
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He then scooped up red and black paint with his mouth to spew onto a canvas beneath him, which he later hand signed with a flourish.
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He was famously fired by Henry Ford II in 1979, but then scooped up almost immediately by Chrysler, which was in desperate need of a turnaround.
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Grab, the Uber rival in Southeast Asia, has scooped up a strategic investment that could help it expand its pools of drivers to battle rival services.
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We're told Jordyn has been acting as Kylie's birth coach, and she's scooped up a ton of pregnancy and baby books as part of their curriculum.
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In the 1990s, when the country was embattled and isolated, outsiders shied away from investing but Mr Todoric scooped up parts of the old communist economy.
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Boris Johnson has declared a wish to reunite Britain via a "proper Brexit" and has scooped up nearly £140,000 ($183,000) in donations since late last year.
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The Internet Archive—the site that catalogs the world's digital detritus—has scooped up hundreds of publicly available military PowerPoints and preserved them for public consumption.
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Even seemingly benign activities, like staying in and watching a movie, generate mountains of information, treasure to be scooped up later by businesses of all kinds.
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Other F3 portfolio companies have been scooped up by larger companies: Walmart (WMT) bought Plus-size fashion designer Eloquii for a reported $100 million in 2018.
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Elsewhere, Walmart decided to enter India this year when it scooped up local Amazon rival Flipkart for $16 billion, a record deal for the U.S. firm.
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However, the reports explain how thousands of BlackBerry users' messages were scooped up as part of "Project Clemenza," a RCMP investigation into a mafia-related murder.
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Entire companies have built robust operations around testing mobile software in similar fashion, and some of those startups have been scooped up by big-name competitors.
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Bethenny Frankel's former residence is finally off the market ... someone just scooped up her two-bedroom condo and is ready to live like a real housewife.
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The company, which has been steadily building a coffee and breakfast empire over the last five years, scooped up Panera Bread for $7.5 billion last year.
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But the biggest overall surge in sales in the last year came from Canadian buyers, who scooped up $19 billion worth of properties, mostly in Florida.
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"Hold up," he said to his partner as I fell to my knees and scooped up the deer head and left antler, which had broken off.
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Her eyes welled up behind Ray-Bans as she scooped up a handful of ripe, sweet nuts that had been crunching underfoot on the walk over.
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Instead of discarding the residue, she recalled, she scooped up the remains, spread it with ice cream and folded it into a newly created chocolate roll.
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At another point, giant cages of plastic water bottles, all scooped up from the beach along the Mediterranean Sea, spill out and scatter across the stage.
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His biggest challenge is finding recruits before they are scooped up by recruiters from the Air Force, Navy and Marines, who work the same fertile neighborhoods.
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Bong Joon Ho was onstage a lot on Sunday night, giving one acceptance speech after another as his film "Parasite" scooped up Oscars, including best picture.
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They scooped up plastic debris and determined the concentration of particles by dividing the dry weight of the plastic collected, excluding microfibers, by the area surveyed.
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He scooped up the ice cream while reporters asked questions, including about porn star Stormy Daniels, who has sued the President following an alleged 2006 affair.
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Rick immediately went into Hero mode, scooped up his son and rushed him to the infirmary, where Denise and her ragtag trauma team rushed into action.
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Even when other insurers offered plans through the Affordable Care Act marketplace during its first few years, Blue Cross scooped up by far the most customers.
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In addition to Kass-Hout, Amazon this year also scooped up Martin Levine, a prominent Seattle-based geriatrician with an expertise in innovative care delivery models.
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"We're not going back," Ms. González, who is working for a local advocacy group, said as she scooped up her son, Kahil, who is now 1.
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Elbit already scooped up the night vision business of Harris Corp as a result of divestments ordered as a result of its merger with L3 Technologies.
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Dozens of these houses were scooped up after the financial crisis by investors, who then make deals with low-income home buyers unable to get traditional mortgages.
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Investors who scooped up broken-down houses at bargain prices after the financial crisis have made deals with low-income home buyers unable to get traditional mortgages.
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He made a show of overturning discarded plastic cups as workers opened up a drain, scooped up some muck, and deposited wriggling larvae into a plastic tube.
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Levandowski left Waymo with thousands of the company's files that purportedly contained Waymo trade secrets, then quickly co-founded Otto, which was promptly scooped up by Uber.
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But Trump has stepped in and scooped up many of the voters who want to burn Washington to the ground and aren't as interested in policy minutia.
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Remember, he scooped up a sick condo in downtown Miami for $1.7 million, and a couple weeks back during Super Bowl weekend he hosted a huge party.
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The company had an ace in its back pocket: Pebble, the Kickstarter darling turned DIY smartwatch ecosystem whose assets Fitbit scooped up at the end of 2016.
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First there was his 2016 sample-house anthem "Can't," which was scooped up by South London's Church label and pressed to grey marble vinyl to widespread acclaim.
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With few funds available, much of the rubble is just being scooped up and dumped into seasonal waterways, increasing the risk of flooding when the rains return.
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Earlier this year, as an improving global economy brought the prospect of steadily rising interest rates, investors scooped up bank shares in a big bet on recovery.
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Last we heard from Panono, its assets had been scooped up by an investment company named the Bryanston Group and put inside a holding company named Professional3603.
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Assuming all went well, Hayabusa2 scooped up bits of asteroidal debris into its sample horn, which the probe will return to Earth for analysis in late 2020.
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Nelson Peltz sat on Legg Mason's board for five years while his hedge fund, Trian, scooped up a tenth of the $3.7 billion asset-management firm's stock.
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It scooped up $3 million in funding the next year led by Doughty Hanson Technology Ventures, and passed the 1 million registered-user mark in May 2010.
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Pierre-Edouard Bellemare scooped up the loose puck, skated behind the Florida net and threaded a soft pass to Nieto, who lifted the puck over Bobrovsky's stick.
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The magazine's current predicament, meanwhile, hews closely to that of many media companies today: weakened by Big Tech's dominance of digital advertising, scooped up by vulture investors.
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Wells Fargo's CEO Timothy Sloan scooped up nearly 40,000 shares in the bank valued at $2 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The Sharks turned the puck over in their end, and Oshie scooped up the puck and came in alone on Jones and scored with 1:58 left.
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Thousands arrived at the George R. Brown Convention Center after being plucked from rooftops by rescuers in helicopters or scooped up by volunteer emergency responders in boats.
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M&A involving Japanese firms nearly quadrupled to a record $232.4 billion in the half-year, Thomson Reuters data showed, as marquee-name targets were scooped up.
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CNN reported in April that telephone conversations before and during the 2016 presidential campaign had been scooped up in the FBI raid of his home and office.
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The company has scooped up dozens of doctors, including a prominent obstetrician, a pediatric endocrinologist who treats children with diabetes, and a slew of primary care physicians.
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Moreover, homes that are being listed are scooped up at an incredibly swift pace, with the typical days-on-market at less than 28503 days in June.
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The cub gave a loud cry before being scooped up in its mother's mouth: "Hao Hao, who is a first-time mother, she was amazing," Bouts said.
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We do so through the digital footprints left behind on Facebook and Twitter, the photos on our smartphones, and all the morsels scooped up by search engines.
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From that success, he scooped up countless prizes at the 2014 MOBO Awards, plaudits that you could argue that would have otherwise gone to black British artists.
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It's also a moment of truth for Blackstone's post-crisis bet on the U.S. housing market ― having scooped up nearly 50,000 single-family properties beginning in 2012.
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Electronic medical records now make it easy for insurers to analyze massive amounts of information and combine it with the personal details scooped up by data brokers.
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Around Los Angeles, the companies scooped up properties in the majority-minority areas of South Los Angeles, the San Gabriel Valley, the San Fernando Valley and Riverside.
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The company started online in 1863, and soon gathered a strong following among millennials, who scooped up its soft pink-colored lip balms, lotions and lash products.
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WASHINGTON — Melissa Peterman, the actress and comedian, scooped up Kristin Chenoweth like a bride, whisking her off the stage as Reba McEntire blew kisses from the balcony.
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Bryant -- a rookie last season -- was scooped up by the Cowboys before Week 1 ... and was a key special teamer for Dallas for most of the year.
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When I look back, I feel like Dorothy, scooped up by a hurricane, blown into a strange new land and just as quickly dumped back in Kansas.
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Correa scooped up the carom and fired a throw to catcher Robinson Chirinos, who applied the tag on LeMahieu to end the inning and preserve the tie.
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Berry Global, a packaging company based in Indiana, in July scooped up RPC Group, one of Europe's biggest plastic packaging companies, for about $6.5 billion, including debt.
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However, Chinese buyers scooped up at least 20 cargoes of Brazilian soybeans last week amid uncertainty over a trade deal with the Washington, traders said on Monday.
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Berry Global, a packaging company based in Indiana, in July scooped up RPC Group, one of Europe's biggest plastic packaging companies, for about $6.5 billion, including debt.
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According to Business Insider, the TP un-stuck itself from his shoe just as he stepped onto the plane, and was apparently scooped up by an aide.
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However, the allegation that it scooped up Billie for an undisclosed amount in an attempt to block the Harry's deal is hard to prove, said two antitrust specialists.
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Back in February, Diplo's mainstream award aspirations prevailed when he finally scooped up a pair of Grammys as half of Jack Ü before performing live on national television.
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The design seems to be inspired by Dior's viral $710 "We Should All Be Feminists" T-shirt, which was scooped up by Jessica Chastain, Karlie Kloss and more.
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Sean Parker's govtech Brigade breaks up, Pinterest acquires engineers Pinterest scooped up the engineers behind Brigade, a go-nowhere app for debating politics with friends, Josh Constine reports.
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WarnerMedia scooped up the streaming rights to the hit 1990s sitcom last year for $425 million ($85 million a year for five years), according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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"The Circle of Life" opens both movies, with the whole savannah gathering to watch the young Simba be scooped up by Rafiki and crowned (figuratively) the next king.
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" Midland, meanwhile, continues to see their star rise since they scooped up a Grammy nomination in 2017 for best country duo/group performance for their hit "Drinkin' Problem.
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Last year, Redmayne scooped up the Best Actor trophy for his lead role in The Theory of Everything, and he's up again this year for The Danish Girl.
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The defense finally got the Bears on the board when cornerback Darius Allensworth scooped up Dante Pettis' fumbled pass reception and returned it 73 yards for the score.
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Season 1, based on the novel by Liane Moriarty, premiered in 2017, and scooped up eight Emmys, including Outstanding Limited Series and Outstanding Lead Actress for Nicole Kidman.
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CNBC "Halftime Report " trader Jon Najarian scooped up shares of Transocean for his model portfolio after detecting unusual options activity that may signal a deal for the company.
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The Warriors won in overtime, the capping flourish coming when Green scooped up a loose ball as the shot clock wound down and drained an off-balance triple.
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YouTube just scooped up San Francisco-based startup BandPage, a software tool that helps musicians sell direct to fans through social media sites, streaming services, and ticket vendors.
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Taillon might have had an RBI in the second, but Happ scooped up his single to shallow center and gunned down Jordy Mercer trying to score from second.
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The devices are often costly pieces of hardware made by small startups that may drop support at any point after being scooped up by a larger technology company.
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He landed at a high-kill shelter in Ohio, but eventually made his way to rescue group Snookie's Society, where he was scooped up by his new mom.
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The government said it had scooped up 93 tonnes of oil waste, most of it congealed, and the amount left floating on the sea surface had fallen significantly.
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Coach acquired high-end shoe brand Stuart Weitzman for $574 million in 2015 and then scooped up quirky apparel brand Kate Spade for $2.4 billion earlier this year.
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The floors are covered with boldly patterned artisanal Lebanese tiles, most of them more than a century old, scooped up from houses also on the verge of destruction.
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He scooped up the sick bachelor pad in April 2018 for $6.5 mil, so after realtor fees and whatever improvements he made, he'll be lucky to break even.
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On Tuesday, while other passengers scooped up duty-free bracelets and watches on St. Thomas, I hogged a cushioned chair intended for couples, with a many-pillowed backrest.
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Ceci fired a shot from the right point, and Duchene scooped up the rebound to the left of the crease and then wristed a shot under the crossbar.
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It has been shopping around some of the dozens of properties that it scooped up in recent years, according to two people with direct knowledge of HNA's deals.
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But that method can be risky: the nets can be tampered with, or the catch scooped up by interlopers in the midnight hours while everyone else is asleep.
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In 2004, the Category 5 hurricane ripped through the Gulf of Mexico and scooped up nearly 10 feet of sand from the seabed, awakening the sleeping forest beneath.
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The only evidence anyone had been on the beach at all was the odd washed-up fisherman's buoy, which Ignacio scooped up and put into a plastic bag.
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But after Tanaka struck out Yordan Alvarez, Gregorius made a perfect, easy throw to first base after he scooped up a ground ball off the bat of Gurriel.
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Beach No. 3, which is part of MacKerricher State Park, has been a popular destination for tourists, many of whom have scooped up the colorful gems as souvenirs.
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Facebook, Google (whose parent company is Alphabet) and others have scooped up dozens of smaller tech firms over the years, many of them for less than $100 million.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Since 1978, researchers have scooped up and measured tens of thousands of birds that died after crashing into buildings in Chicago during spring and fall migrations.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... the piece of baseball history was scooped up by an unidentified buyer in SCP Auction's huge event on Saturday ... going for a record $1,000,800.
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That left deep scars and as the two series bickered, NASCAR swooped in to fill the void and scooped up unhappy motor racing fans, sponsors and television ratings.
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If you get the one on the right, it means you were one of the 1m-or-so British-based users apparently scooped up by Cambridge Analytica pic.twitter.
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But "The Post," which was up for six Globes, went home empty-handed, and, weeks later, scooped up just two Oscar nominations (the second went to Ms. Streep).
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As a result of the adoration, they scooped up the Mercury Prize and a couple of BRIT Awards, but the Scots didn't let success interfere with their art.
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AI. With Uber working quietly on its technology as it endures the attention on its legal battle with Alphabet, Lyft has scooped up a series of major partners.
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In Egypt, investors scooped up financial and property stocks, seeking bargains after a recent spate of selling on concerns about political unrest ahead of a cut in energy subsidies.
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When Vancouver goaltender Ryan Miller fumbled J. T. Miller's initial shot, Miller, a forward, scooped up the loose puck, scooted behind the net and scored on the other side.
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But PayPal later went public and got scooped up by Ebay for $1.5 billion in 2002, netting Musk somewhere in the range of $160 to $180 million after taxes.
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And by play's end, the self-appointed dumb guy has scooped up what play there is thanks to a performance from Mr. Owen that couldn't be more smart. Cleansed.
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Farm yards and rural factories scooped up school leavers that weren't university bound; Thatcher's capitalist stimulus hadn't seeped into England's extremities, and these parts still rolled with Victorian industry.
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We're told the men grabbed the woman and took her around the house while they scooped up a ton of loot -- about $1.5 million in jewelry and other property.
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Kylie scooped up her own Vetements tracksuit (in a different color from her older sibling's, of course) — as did Hailey Baldwin, to match the youngest Jenner on a flight.
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There's good reason to not want to live in a house that has thousands of invisible bits of data floating through the air and being scooped up by Amazon.
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Now the mothers are advocating for "right-to-purchase" laws, which could allow non-profits and low-income tenants to purchase buildings before they're scooped up by an investor.
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After the show was announced in September, fans scooped up tickets so fast that it set a record for the fastest selling residency show in the city's modern history.
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In May, Tesla raised a record $21 billion in capital when investors scooped up a mix of new stock and convertible notes to boost its cash-depleted balance sheet.
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In May, Tesla raised a record $783 billion in capital when investors scooped up a mix of new stock and convertible notes to boost its cash-depleted balance sheet.
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And there was a security person who came through our offices at night, scooped up any classified documents we left out, put them in a safe, and issued citations.
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The story stars Sophie (pint-sized newcomer Ruby Barnhill), an orphan who discovers a secret world hidden just beyond London when she's scooped up by the title character — a.k.a.
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That's what Google announced on Thursday, along with the news that it scooped up the startup Pie, which makes a mobile workplace chat app akin to Slack, to help.
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Alibaba's most serious rival, JD scooped up Walmart's Yihaodian business and offered its own online retail platform to help enable Walmart to products in China, both on and offline.
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Captain might not have been patient zero, but his family recalled that before falling ill, the youngster scooped up a squawking chicken and carried it to his uncle's home.
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In the rental market, The Times found, other big private equity firms largely bypassed the nation's poorest neighborhoods as they scooped up and renovated foreclosed homes across the country.
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A jar of textbook duck rillette, with an improvised topping of tart-sweet plums stewed with black vinegar, was polished off completely, scooped up with über-sesame cracker shards.
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Layne scooped up the ball, avoided running into catcher Gary Sanchez or tripping on his mask and dived to home plate, touching it just before Darwin Barney slid in.
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The dollar started the third quarter on a positive note on Monday, benefiting from mounting global trade tensions, as investors scooped up the greenback as a safe-haven bet.
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There's the singular crab scooped up by a trap and pulled out after a few days, frustrating the crabber who should have a dozen or more in his catch.
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Aaron Rodgers was hit while throwing, and the ball was scooped up by Desmond Trufant, who ran it into the end zone to stretch the lead to 31-7.
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A pair of researchers later scooped up $0003,000 — and the car they hacked — for finding a severe memory randomization bug in the web browser of the car's infotainment system.
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Here's one unique way to keep an eye on Whole Foods' business since the grocer was scooped up by Amazon: monitor the number of cars in its parking lots.
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Moments later, South Africa flanker Pieter-Steph du Toit scooped up the ball in the red zone and dove across the line to narrow the gap to 17-10.
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However, Chinese buyers scooped up at least 20 cargoes of Brazilian soybeans last week due to ongoing uncertainty around the conclusion of the trade talks, traders said on Monday.
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A retired ironworker and Navy vet, Downen had scooped up landscaping rocks, one as big as a softball, and was threatening to throw them at anyone who came near.
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The company has quietly scooped up Taha Kass-Hout, the former U.S. Food and Drug Administration chief health informatics officer, according to a source with knowledge of the hire.
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Marleau scooped up a loose puck near the bottom of the left circle after Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick swept away a weak shot by Kevin Labanc with his stick.
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It is not only impossible to ignore it, to go about one's life as if one is not at risk of being scooped up and sent away, but irresponsible.
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Still, it came as a surprise to many, as the company was reportedly self-funded and had been scooped up a mere six months after it had launched publicly.
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That's because Delivery Hero scooped up FoodPanda from Rocket Internet in December, although Delivery Hero counts Rocket Internet among its investors so the business is still kept in the family.
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Knight scooped up "the brave little guy" and took him to Canyon Pet Hospital in Arizona where staff there spent 2 hours removing hundreds of ticks from the dog's body.
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He and The Weinstein Company have just scooped up the rights to two books about Martin, with the intention of creating both a narrative feature film and a TV docuseries.
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It has limited itself to working with local info on the phone itself, while Google can use all that data it has scooped up from search and other cloud services.
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It kills wildlife scooped up from the ocean floor and smothers mole crabs and other creatures where sand is dumped, said Robert Young, a geology professor at Western Carolina University.
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E-commerce giant Alibaba is continuing its push into the world of youth culture after it scooped up an 8 percent stake in anime streaming and game publishing company Bilibili.
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She scooped up the warm, grass-green dung for her collection of more than 1,200 samples that she will test for parasites, the stress hormone cortisol and E. coli bacteria.
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Getting companies to pay transparently for the information will not just provide a better deal for the users whose data is scooped up as they go about their online lives.
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Two Lebanese women's wear designers, Salim Azzam and Roni Helou, were jointly awarded the inaugural ready-to-wear prize; Krikor Jabotian, also from Lebanon, scooped up the evening wear accolade.
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This time, he quickly scooped up his bag and marched to the locker room alone, with the thoughts of a 36-year-old father of four swirling in his head.
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Investment firms like Harbour scooped up the run-down, foreclosed homes at bargain prices, selling them to families who could not get conventional mortgages but were desperate to own homes.
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BMC was reportedly in talks to merge with CA last year, then was scooped up by private equity group KKR earlier this year for a price reported at $8.3 billion.
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Their possible existence was first teased at in 1992, when a private collector at an estate sale scooped up material belonging to Alex Haley, Malcolm X's collaborator on the book.
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Bob Prescott, a former director of the Mass Audubon Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, carefully scooped up the creature, soon to be designated No. 112, to try to save its life.
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Before being scooped up by Google for $400 million two years ago, the company released two papers demonstrating its algorithms teaching themselves to whup classic Atari games with alarming speed.
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As models struggled to stay on their feet atop the podium, some of them being scooped up by event staff, security guards could be seen wrestling the agitators off the stage.
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The singer and his family scooped up a rescue pup at the Nashville Humane Association, according to a new Instagram video, and they are currently looking for a name that fits.
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Tencent does not directly manage any e-commerce businesses but has scooped up shares in a few prominent players, including Pinduoduo and JD.com, arming them with tools to take on Alibaba.
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Other recent departures that were previously reported include Warris Bokhari, who went to Anthem this summer, and researcher Andrew Trister, who got scooped up by the Gates Foundation earlier this month.
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Governors guard Ryan Rockensuess scored when he fell on teammate Michael Hoover&aposs fumble in the end zone, after Hoover had scooped up Ahmaad Tanner&aposs fumble that started the play.
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The real prize from Bennu, though, are the four tablespoons of asteroid dirt that will be scooped up by the spacecraft at the mission's conclusion and packed into its return capsule.
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Buying in Treasuries was spurred by bargain-hunting investors who scooped up government debt that had fallen in price on Friday following remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, analysts said.
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In the past two years, Walmart has scooped up two disruptive clothing companies: Bonobos, a maker of inexpensive yet cool clothes for men, and Eloquii, a popular online plus-size brand.
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Index-heavyweight Fast Retailing, Fanuc Corp and FamilyMart UNY Holdings were scooped up by investors, rising 1.9 percent, 2.6 percent and 3.7 percent, respectively, putting 73 positive points to the Nikkei.
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Investors had scooped up U.S. Treasuries, German Bunds and British Gilts in recent days as they loaded up on lower-risk government debt in case the "Leave" camp wins Thursday's referendum.
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We wouldn't have been surprised if Lip Smacker had picked up on our passion for Ben & Jerry's and scooped up the flavored balm idea — but that wasn't the case this time.
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Nose tackle Robert Barber blocked a 242-yard field goal attempt and cornerback Marcellus Pippins scooped up the ball and raced 26 yards for a touchdown midway through the second quarter.
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When Alistair, 28, rounded the corner, he immediately scooped up his brother, supporting him until they reached the finish line, where he pushed Jonny, 26, ahead of him to secure silver.
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But Amazon — which has since invested heavily in translations of genre fiction — noticed the book was receiving uncommonly strong reviews on its German website and quickly scooped up the translation rights.
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Then, using one of the spoons, the waiter scooped up some of the fat that had pooled at the bottom of the platter and drizzled it over our pieces of steak.
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During the quarter, hedge fund managers scooped up shares of ETFs that focus on utilities and emerging markets and sold popular funds that track the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Japan.
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Brady, meanwhile, was unable to do much against Denver's top ranked defense until Jonathan Freeny alertly scooped up a Manning backward pass giving New England the ball on the Broncos 22.
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If you're reading TechCrunch it's probably almost impossible to imagine that average people aren't tracing the lines between tech's biggest companies and the products scooped up or built under their wings.
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The 9-year-old kid who fainted onstage with Chris Brown but was fortunately scooped up by the singer before he fell says ... it all went down because he was starstruck!
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According to Trulia, Disick just scooped up a seven-bed, seven-bath Cape Cod–style home in Hidden Hills, CA. Among the most exciting features of the 8,110-square-foot space?
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As the January CPI report revived bets on rate hikes later this year, traders scooped up longer-dated Treasuries on the view they would offer higher returns than shorter-dated issues.
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But those efforts have coincided with waves of arrests that have scooped up clerics, businessmen, members of the royal family and activists who have a history of challenging the government's positions.
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Even krill, the tiny shrimplike creatures that are a key source of food to whales, penguins, seals and seabirds, are being scooped up in hundreds of thousands of tons per year.
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In the fallout of the 2008 financial crisis, CEFC scooped up European oil assets and built up a network of oil storage facilities and transport services through Central Asia and Europe.
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When I hit the pan of my perfectly silky, shimmery, unmarked taupe shadow that I scooped up from a small shop while studying abroad in Spain, I know where I'm headed.
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An initial group of "loyal" passengers will be able to hail an UberX ride, and get scooped up in one of Uber's autonomously driven vehicles, up to two at a time.
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Angie cruised the aisles of Glendale Halloween last weekend -- she only had Zahara and one of the twins in tow, but looks like they scooped up enough for the whole gang.
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Perhaps the £30 jar was collected from the rarified stratosphere just above the grass of the pitch, while the the £5 jar was scooped up from the King Power's dirty bogs.
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Offset and Cardi B are giving props to Paris Hilton for her new giant engagement ring, but Offset's hinting he got a way better deal when he scooped up Cardi's rock.
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They grabbed a few bags, scooped up Ms. Abernathy's 2-year-old son and were soon hurtling across this poor patch of southeast Missouri in their Pontiac Bonneville, racing for help.
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Second baseman Gleyber Torres slid to stop the ball in shallow right field and threw to first base, where D.J. LeMahieu scooped up the throw in time for the third out.
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About five years ago, Google had to pay a $7 million fine after acknowledging that it had scooped up passwords, email and other personal data with its Street View mapping project.
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We scooped up our bags and cleared out, shuffling through the maze of sterile white offices, looking for a place to sit that wasn't in the middle of being made over.
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Sometimes they are scooped up by well-meaning New Yorkers who take them home, only to release them a few months later when they go through adolescence and become a handful.
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Jade Lopez scooped up her 23-month-old son, José, and wiped the long black bangs out of his eyes as he showed off a dirty plastic humidifier he had found.
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I even scooped up frozen rice, which is something I never thought I would buy, but in the interest of having a fully prepped dinner at hand, I swallowed my pride.
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During a visit there in January, a pile of unused clothing occupied one corner of the bedroom; surplus gear from a sponsor's shipment, it would soon be scooped up by cousins.
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The attackers quietly scooped up the records of more than 2000 billion users, including names, birth dates, phone numbers and passwords that were encrypted with an easily broken form of security.
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Throughout the country, tens of thousands of rundown homes have been scooped up by investment companies that have offered high-interest financing or rent-to-own deals largely to poor people.
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The shrimp are destined to be fattened for three months, scooped up in nets, quick frozen, packed into 40-foot refrigerated containers and loaded onto cargo ships bound for distant ports.
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The focus on oil supply has been reflected in the options market this week, where investors have scooped up large amounts of buy or call options, suggesting they see prices rising.
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Playing drawn in at shortstop, I charged a slow dribbler, scooped up the ball cleanly and, in one beautiful, smooth motion, sailed it about 12 feet above the first baseman's head.
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Two years ago, Lone Star's Irish affiliate had scooped up the mortgage on his family's award-winning bed-and-breakfast, the Ballybunion B&B, for a fraction of the original cost.
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She lauded the heroics of a fellow student and a teacher, who quickly scooped up Daniel after the gunfire stopped, rushed him to a car and drove him to a hospital.
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On his second goal of the game, Kopitar was the beneficiary of Milan Lucic's hustle when he scooped up the puck in the Rangers zone after Dustin Brown outmuscled J. T. Miller.
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DiCaprio took home the best actor award (and adorably thanked his mom during his acceptance speech!), while the film scooped up best picture and best director, alongside best sound and best cinematography.
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In December, the company scooped up Nate Cardozo, formerly of the Electronic Frontier Foundation; Robyn Greene, from New America's Open Technology Institute; and Nathan White, of Access Now, a digital rights foundation.
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To see the items I've scooped up recently, click ahead — once you've feasted your eyes on these 215 pieces, your current shopping strategy might just become a thing of the past, too.
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That's what L.A. Clippers superstar DeAndre Jordan just did -- the same day he sold his $11.75 million Pacific Palisades mansion, he scooped up another beach pad for more than half the price.
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Dish has been a potential wireless entrant for some time, having scooped up a significant amount of spectrum in recent years — spectrum it is under pressure to use soon or risk losing.
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CXA, a Singapore-based startup insurance brokerage — if such a thing can exist — has scooped up $25 million to expand its service that provide policies with a focus on wellness across Asia.
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From there, it only takes a few seconds to zoom from Dory's adolescence to the moment she's caught in a plastic six-pack ring and scooped up by a marine life institute.
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Sandra Bullock scooped up the People's Choice Award for Favorite Movie Actress tonight, and gosh darn it if she didn't win the award for favorite speech of the night in the process.
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"Even if we're still continuing to send capable negotiators to climate conferences, the real loss is our political influence, which is being scooped up by the Chinese left and right," Light said.
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In the final meaningful play of the game, Jones was sacked and lost his grip on the football, which was scooped up by Dallas cornerback Jourdan Lewis and returned for a touchdown.
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After missing out on two apartments, one of which was scooped up with an all-cash offer, she offered over-asking price for a one-bedroom in Crown Heights, which was accepted.
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It wants those customers to move their Oracle apps to Oracle's cloud, rather than let them be scooped up by AWS, a competitor who is encouraging Oracle customers to ditch Oracle's software.
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The novice third baseman Jose Reyes, who scooped up the ball and threw it to first, said later that he should have let it roll to see if it would go foul.
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On our return, I scooped up one of those balloon-size sake bottles off the blue tarp, and tilted it back with the rank and file until we were all sputtering alcohol.
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At the airport, bleary with jet lag, she's scooped up by Soren, a 28-year-old representative from International Abroad Experiences, the program responsible for the mismanagement of her eight-week trip.
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Another fumble led even more directly to a score when safety Brady Breeze scooped up the ball after Wisconsin punter Anthony Lotti dropped it, racing 31 yards for a third-quarter touchdown.
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During the 2008 financial crisis, it scooped up U.S. Treasury debt and mortgage-backed securities to keep a lid on long-term interest rates and foster a recovery by making credit cheap.
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Personal data has become widely available in China and can be scooped up for pennies by insurance companies, banks, loan sharks, and scammers alike, according to sellers and financiers interviewed by Reuters.
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The Deloitte collectors scooped up everything they could find, and headed out to a nearby Kinko's to fax it directly to the analysts in Virginia, who could begin teasing out the full implications.
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Investors sold 2291 trillion yen ($36.68 billion) of U.S. dollar bonds in February but scooped up 1.059 trillion yen (8.06 billion euros) of euro-denominated bonds - which offer higher yields after currency hedging.
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The Black Knights took a 216-333 lead when Andy Davidson (10 yards rushing) blocked Austin Parker's punt and Bourdeau scooped up the loose ball and returned it 23 yards for a touchdown.
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Last week, Edgewell, the owner of the Schick and Wilkinson razor brand, scooped up Harry's for $1.37 billion as it tries to expand beyond razors to new products like body wash and deodorant.
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The show scooped up the Choice TV Series: Drama award tonight: All the better to show off Benson and Hale's somewhat similar silver numbers, along with Mitchell's gilded take on the metallic mini.
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Meyerowitz, which Netflix scooped up a couple weeks before the start of Cannes and stars Adam Sandler, Dustin Hoffman and Emma Thompson among many others, also debuted to a warm reception on Sunday.
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The juvenile Benguela dolphin, also known as a Heaviside's dolphin, was scooped up by Naude Dreyer of Pelican Point Kayaking from Paaltjies Beach near Walvis Bay and deposited back in its natural home.
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One of the early movers in crafting content for a younger audience that spends more time watching videos online than traditional television, AwesomenessTV was scooped up by DreamWorks in 5003 for $2500 million.
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Crisp made the heartbreaking decision to give the dog up to the Front Street Animal Shelter of Sacramento and he was later scooped up by the NorCal Cocker Rescue of Shingle Springs, California.
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So Microsoft has scooped up a number of promising app makers over the last few years to reclaim that dominance, including email app Acompli, calendar app Sunrise, and to-do list app Wunderlist.
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It was all part of a $120k shopping spree at the exclusive Avianne & Co. in NYC -- where the Denver Broncos superstar also scooped up a diamond tennis chain and a fancy cross pendant.
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He scooped up a rolling football after a sack by Jarran Reed had forced a Garoppolo fumble and took it 463 yards for Seattle's first score with 246:2248 remaining in the half.
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When AbbVie scooped up the venture-backed cancer-drug maker Stemcentrx in 2016 for $5.8 billion, it was a massive win for investors as one of the largest venture-backed acquisitions in history.
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David Desharnais deflected a shot on goal, scooped up his own rebound and tucked the puck in behind Dallas goaltender Ben Bishop for a 1-0 Rangers lead at the 17:55 mark.
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It scooped up African, Oceanic, American and Asian works of art from the Musée de l'Homme and the Musée des Arts Africains et Oceaniens, drawing criticism from anthropologists for gutting two beloved institutions.
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However, fintech funding activity has since picked up in the region: Neobank Nubank scooped up a $400 million funding round earlier this week, while alt lender Creditassecured a $200 million round last month.
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Sources close to the couple tell TMZ ... they just scooped up a neighboring property of their massive HH estate -- which already has an estimated value of $60 million -- for another cool $3 mil.
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They also scooped up another 1.5 acre property that backed onto their own earlier this year which also included a 2,700 sq ft home ... bringing their total land to a massive 8 acres.
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Breakingviews Nelson Peltz sat on the board of Legg Mason, the $3.7 billion asset management company, for five years while his hedge fund, Trian Partners, scooped up 10 percent of the company's stock.
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Foreign investors scooped up Canadian securities for the sixth month in a row in June, driven by the largest purchase of Canadian equities since April 2004, data from Statistics Canada showed on Thursday.
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The intrigue: The group has designed hard-to-capture hacking tools resistant to being scooped up for analysis, leaving Symantec with little to go on in as it tries to profile the attacker.
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She bent down and scooped up some of the burned ivory, rubbing it lightly in her hands, finding herself once again at odds with her husband as the cameras caught her every movement.
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Homes could be scooped up by the dozen in Phoenix, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Sacramento, Miami, Charlotte, Los Angeles, Denver — places with an abundance of cheap housing stock and high employment and rental demand.
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Propagate Content, the production company that developed the horror podcast "Lore" into an Amazon series, has also scooped up the true crime podcasts "Sword and Scale" and "Up and Vanished" for development deals.
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Among others, Stifel of the U.S. bought Frankfurt-based Mainfirst in 2019, while brokerage Equinet was scooped up by Norway's Pareto Securities in 2018 and buyout firm Apollo acquired Oldenburger Landesbank in 2017.
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Garland scooped up the loose puck, went in on a breakaway and beat Fleury with a backhand shot that bounced in off the left post to give the Coyotes a 3-1 lead.
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So, she vowed to only shop at thrift stores, where she scooped up funny fleeces and cheerful sundresses, and sharpened an eye for seeing the potential in what most others would consider trash.
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Notre Dame's defense sparked the next touchdown, as defensive end Julian Okwara notched a sack and a forced fumble, which teammate Ade Ogundeji scooped up before sprinting 23 yards into the end zone.
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Bon-Ton, the bankrupt retailer that shut its stores last week after being in business for over 100 years, is poised to reopen now that a new owner has scooped up its brand.
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The window to profitably sell reformate opened towards the end of the year as Chinese traders scooped up European barrels ahead of anticipated changes in import tariffs and regulations in the new year.
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She wove her preoccupations, along with a wallop of rage, into "Fleabag," a show at the 2013 Edinburgh Festival Fringe that scooped up an Olivier nomination and the Stage award for solo performer.
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They scooped up eggs and larvae from mosquitoes living in the North and South, raised them for several generations, then left new egg batches before the winter in various spots throughout the country.
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Related: Hillary Clinton Notches Victory in Maryland, As Five Northeastern States Vote Trump scooped up another swath of primary victories in the Northeast, launching him closer to clinching the Republican nomination on Tuesday night.
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Her coach, Jill Ellis, won women's coach of the year for guiding the Americans to another World Cup victory, while Messi's coach, Luis Enrique of Barcelona, scooped up top honors on the men's side.
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"I'm not afraid to be extremely goofy in a serious settings," said Dilone, who recently scooped up a number of haute couture slots and is one of our 11 models to watch this season.
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Nauto, the transportation company that aims to make human drivers safer and train autonomous vehicles for all types of scenarios, has scooped up the team from Newton Technologies, following the company's ceasing of operations.
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Griffin's purchase was part of a more than $700 million spending spree the CEO and founder of Citadel has been on in recent years, as he's scooped up homes in Chicago, Miami and London.
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When the former grounds of St Mary Spital were unearthed in the late 23s, some 22017,500 individuals were scooped up in what was the single biggest excavation of medieval human remains in the world.
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Apple is doubling on wireless charging, the technology that debuted in this year's iPhone 8 and iPhone X, after it scooped up New Zealand-based company PowerbyProxi in its latest piece of M&A.
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His sister scooped up her little dog from under her bed, grabbed her phone and joined them on DeKalb Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn, the dark night aglow with the flickering firelight of burning buildings.
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In their place, fintechs have scooped up large parts of the market: Quicken Loans, the online-only lender,surpassedincumbents to become the No. 1 residential mortgage originator by volume at the end of 2017.
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Troops scooped up 20013,300 barrels of soil from the most radioactive areas near the craters and loaded the barrels on ships to be buried in a secure nuclear waste storage site in South Carolina.
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"Looking ahead, the key for sustained momentum and more sales than last spring is a continuous stream of new listings quickly replacing what's being scooped up by a growing pool of buyers," Yun said.
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The beloved cop show, which ended its most recent season with an anticipated (and adorable) wedding episode, spent a few days in cancelation limbo before NBC scooped up the rights to produce future seasons.
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Cohen often recorded telephone conversations both before and during the 2016 presidential campaign that also could have been scooped up in the FBI raid on his apartment, office and hotel room, sources told CNN.
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"We always joke that Sprout is like a little bear," says Lauren, who scooped up her opossum from the side of the road where the animal's mother and siblings had met an unfortunate demise.
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After Eminem broke through as a mainstream megastar, he scooped up his old group, D12, and helped turn the sextet into cartoon anti-heroes who delighted in bringing their shock schtick to the world.
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Chinese buyers scooped up at least 0.67813 cargoes of Brazilian soybeans last week as uncertainty over a trade deal with the United States sent them rushing to lock in supplies, traders said on Monday.
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Despite its scrawny-necked snorkel (for fording rivers) and boxy lines, however, his 1992 Land Rover Defender fits right into the latest wave of cars being scooped up by a new generation of collectors.
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The Australian wildfires, women's rights and calls for people to vote in the 2020 election were sprinkled into the speeches of actors and actresses who scooped up awards that the 77th annual Golden Globes.
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For happy hour, step into the handsome, modern Agricola Eatery (11 Witherspoon St.) for $8 cocktails and excellent bar bites like creamy turnip hummus scooped up with charred triangles of flatbread and crisp vegetables.
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Right-to-purchase provisions — laws that give tenants and nonprofits a fair shot at buying properties to keep them affordable before they can be scooped up by investors — are also included in the legislation.
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Chinese buyers scooped up at least 20 cargoes of Brazilian soybeans last week as uncertainty over a trade deal with the United States sent them rushing to lock in supplies, traders said on Monday.
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Spencer captured a few seconds of the ride on his Instagram story, joking that he tried to get a taxi but got scooped up by "Midy," a nickname for Kate Middleton's younger brother, instead.
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"Listings in the affordable price range continue to be scooped up rapidly, but the severe housing shortages inflicting many markets are keeping a large segment of would-be buyers on the sidelines," Yun said.
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Fenergo has scooped up $80 million in a funding round from ABN AMRO Ventures and DXC Technology — with the former investing $6 million and the latter providing the other $74 million — per the Irish Times.
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Young, often exploited, street heroin and crack sellers and people who sell to feed their own habit are more likely to be scooped up by police dragnets than middle class coke dealers in a bar.
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Welford treated himself to an enclosed utility trailer and a Sundance boat with a 115-horsepower Yamaha motor; Short scooped up a Ford F-150 truck for himself and a Cadillac SRX for his wife.
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Photo: GettyIn July, four thieves walked into an Apple Store in Fresno, California and, unarmed and in under thirty seconds, scooped up over $27,000 in iPhones and MacBooks from the display tables and ran out.
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Dealmaking in the upstream U.S. oil and gas sector rebounded strongly in 22016, as buyers scooped up prime acreage that can produce at a profit while crude prices are low, according to a new report.
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Psyonix was a small, mostly contract studio that created a blockbuster online game that became an overnight success and now, a few years later, it gets scooped up by the cash-flush creator of Fortnite.
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She put on her grandmother's diamond earrings, which she was still wearing when I interviewed her three days later, and scooped up two framed photos of her parents as she dashed out of the house.
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The company has been pretty busy over that 12-month period, most notably it scooped up its largest rival, Naked Hub, in an acquisition deal worth a reported $400 million and massively grew its reach.
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PALERMO, Italy (Reuters) - Police in the Sicilian capital of Palermo scooped up 25 suspected mobsters on an array of charges on Tuesday, including a woman accused of filling in as boss for her imprisoned husband.
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RT reports that "many of the celebrities were not told about the provenance of the caviar" so they scooped up spoonfuls from the inflatable pool and ate them, after the models had left the scene.
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Water from ponds, lakes and reservoirs near the fires can be used to battle the blazes, whether it is scooped up by helicopter and dumped on the flames or drawn out by pumps and sprayed.
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The IITs enjoy an elite status similar to the U.S. Ivy League universities, and attract some of India's best and brightest students, who are typically scooped up by tech giants like Google, Microsoft and Apple.
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Taking over Yang's helm is Fan Luyuan, chairman and chief executive officer of Alibaba Pictures, the giant's film division that scooped up a minority share in Steven Spielberg's Amblin Partners to set foot in Hollywood.
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Once a day, for a few minutes before they're all scooped up, Walmart is selling the NES Classic on its website starting at 5PM ET. The company says it will do so until November 18th.
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Freeman hit a clean two-out double to left-center and scored when third baseman Derek Dietrich scooped up a dribbler by Matt Kemp and bounced a throw that got by Bour at first base.
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She wove her deliriously smutty preoccupations, along with a wallop of rage, into "Fleabag," a show at the 2013 Edinburgh Festival Fringe that scooped up an Olivier nomination and the Stage award for solo performer.
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In April, Jeff Bridges listed his compound in Montecito, California, for almost $8 million, but Oprah scooped up the property in October for $6.85 million — the same price Bridges paid for the home in 2014.
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Courteney was leaving Giorgio Baldi restaurant Thursday night in Santa Monica and ran into the photog who scooped up her 2 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels after they bolted from her Malibu mansion onto the PCH.
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For instance, Trump's broadening the definition of who Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents should target has led to hundreds of undocumented immigrants being detained who would not typically have been scooped up in raids.
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"During the housing recession, there were many Wall Street investors who came in and scooped up some properties that used to be for owner occupancy, but they purchased to rent it out," Dr. Yun said.
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As I scooped up my son and carried him to the E.R. (which, luckily, is right across the street), my prapanca was going something like this: Alexander is going to have a permanent, disfiguring scar.
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Between them they have scooped up an incredible 53 of the last 64 grand slam titles and, with only one other top-20 seed into the quarter-finals, look certain to add another on Sunday.
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On the Market 25 Photos View Slide Show ' The market for Toronto homes has picked up in recent weeks, with some houses being scooped up after just a few days on the market, brokers say.
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Noting that AOL aimed to give more Americans access to the internet, Mr. Case said StockX was similarly centered on giving average consumers access to scarce luxury goods, which are often scooped up by insiders.
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He scooped up the bottom of his sarong so his "bits" weren't on display, whistled to Merlin, his wolf, and rhapsodized about wasabi caviar, whitefish salad and the sturgeon from Russ & Daughters, which he misses.
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Vetting to enter the United States takes at least 18 to 24 months — one reason nobody from Manus or Nauru has moved yet despite Australian hopes they'd all be scooped up by a C-130.
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It has scooped up awards, including the Council of Fashion Designers of America's Swarovski Award for men's wear and a special mention from the LVMH Prize, and picked up fans like Kanye West and Rihanna.
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Before leaving to take the horse for a morning walk, Mr. Sager wrote, he scooped up a piece of Seattle Slew's excrement and preserved it for the next 39 years as a fragment of history.
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The intrusion only exposed usernames, email addresses, and passwords, indicating that Under Armour's systems were at least segmented enough to protect the crown jewels—like birthdays, location information, or credit card numbers—from being scooped up.
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Defensive end Christian Covington forced San Francisco running back Carlos Hyde to fumble, and linebacker John Simon scooped up the ball and scampered 41 yards for a score with 11:33 left in the first quarter.
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Meituan Dianping, a $30 billion-valued startup, launched ride-hailing services over the past six months and this week it scooped up Mobike, one of China's top two bike-sharing companies, in a $2.7 billion deal.
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Investors have scooped up U.S. government bonds in a safe-haven move this week in response to the trade conflict between the world's biggest economic powers, which they fear may spiral into a global economic slowdown.
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Nikola scooped up one of the more promising concepts in a 2017 acquisition, which helped build out the company's nascent "powersports" division that also includes all-electric four-wheeled vehicles meant to be used off-road.
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We must help America's content creators — from local newspapers and national magazines to comedians and musicians — keep more of the value their content generates, rather than seeing it scooped up by companies like Google and Facebook.
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The Sundance Film Festival kicked off on Thursday, so this week has been absolutely packed with trailers as distributors try to hype movies headed to the festival that they've already scooped up in pre-show negotiations.
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Just weeks after landing a $215 million Series D funding round, Chinese bike-sharing service Mobike has scooped up a strategic investment from manufacturing giant Foxconn, the firm that helps Apple and others produce electronic devices.
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With the Jets inside the red zone trying to ice the game, Jacksonville's Myles Jack scooped up a backward pass and returned the ball 23 yards to make it 20-17 with 10:20 to play.
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Unlike much of the Saudi elite, which has been scooped up or intimidated into silence by Prince Mohammed's ongoing purge, Prince Bader appears to be in good standing with the heir apparent to King Salman's throne.
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That performance has made the sector appealing to investors, who scooped up bonds from a number of BBB issuers this week: Barclays, Citigroup, Boston Properties, Kroger, Black Hills, Santander UK, American Tower and Ford Motor Credit.
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It's also been the site of high profile arrests of hackers such as Dmitriy Skylarov in 2001, or Marcus Hitchins (AKA 'MalwareTech'), who stoppedWannaCry in its tracks before being scooped up by the FBI in 2017.
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Just within the past couple of months, Kellogg announced its $600 million acquisition of RXBar, Conagra Brands scooped up the parent company of Angie's Boomchickapop popcorn and Mars invested in the parent company of Kind Bar.
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The malware may have scooped up the names and payment card details — including the card number, expiration date and internal verification code on the magnetic strip — of customers going back to September 2014, the company said.
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Mr. Jurjevics was later editor in chief of E. P. Dutton, where one day he scooped up a manuscript that had crossed his desk on a hunch that readers would clamor for a Sherlock Holmes revival.
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Read more: 'It's hard not to get rich': How a 27-year-old entrepreneur is 'house hacking' his way to financial independence through a creative real-estate-investment strategyShah scooped up the properties for $125,000 each.
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In Australia, IPO volumes for the first nine months of 2017 sank 62 percent as companies that originally planned to go public ended up being scooped up in debt-fueled acquisitions by domestic and foreign buyers.
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That's because the Vinous app and website, created by Antonio Galloni in 2013 after he left Robert Parker's Wine Advocate, has just scooped up two other free apps, Delectable and Banquet, to enhance its wine coverage.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's commodity imports roared back in November as supply worries due to winter factory cuts stoked buying for copper, while traders scooped up iron ore on expectations of resurgent demand from steel mills next year.
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There's no shortage of singers and producers who want to work with Ronson -- last year he scooped up an Academy Award, Golden Globe and Grammy Award for creating "Shallow" with Lady Gaga for "A Star Is Born."
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The strongly pro-Remain Lib Dems scooped up the votes of pro-Leave "Essex Man" in Chelmsford, whose council went from Conservative to Lib Dem, as well as Bath and North East Somerset, a Remain-voting hotbed.
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The Hong Kong government said it had collected 50 tonnes of oil so far, most of it congealed, while workers scooped up 110 bags of palm oil waste on one beach alone on the popular Lamma Island.
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Exercising her writing chops, Fowler joined Stripe as the editor-in-chief of its quarterly publication, Increment, before getting scooped up by The New York Times, where she now works as an editor of the opinion section.
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The first score came on New Mexico's first offensive play, when Chase Hatada stripped Tuioti in the backfield and Lui scooped up the ball and raced 25 yards for the touchdown just nine seconds into the game.
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Over the past four months, the French and Belgian police have raided dozens of buildings, scooped up troves of documents and questioned scores of suspects as part of their investigation into the attacks and Mr. Abdeslam's whereabouts.
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But when that company foundered last year before a planned performance could take place, the piece was scooped up by New York City Opera, which was rising from the ashes of bankruptcy at just the same time.
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There are eye opening depictions of software like XKEYSCORE and systems like PRISM, which are illustrated in one eye-popping four minute computer-animated sequence showing how the entire internet gets scooped up in the government's database.
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Police searched the vehicle and scooped up five bags filled to the brim with the orange tablets, which bear Trump's name on one side and a Flinstones vitamin–looking etching of his puckered face on the other.
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When Apple began courting producers last year, it said it had a budget of about $1 billion to work with, a sum that appears conservative based on the large number of projects the company has scooped up.
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Then she scooped up nearly every building on a downtown block and knocked each one down, making way for a sushi restaurant, a high-quality burger joint and modern apartments with marble countertops and exposed-brick walls.
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Emma Watson made a potent call for breaking down gender categories as she scooped up the gender-neutral film acting prize at the MTV Movie and TV Awards, in a speech that was broadcast on Sunday night.
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Unlike eminent domain for public use — such as building a school or a road — New London scooped up family homes and businesses to develop a location for the Pfizer pharmaceutical company, along with condos and a hotel.
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Law firm Clark Hill has scooped up an immigration boutique in Los Angeles, the Law Offices of Carl Shusterman, as it aims to grow its immigration practice in that city and on the West Coast more broadly.
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She scooped up all these buildings — nearly every building on one block on Main Street — and knocked each of them down, and then put up a sushi restaurant, a high-quality burger joint, businesses, and modern apartments.
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He points to the problem of complex pages that are essentially applications that require a whole stack of data to function, in which case all the functional data has to be scooped up and held together over time.
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After the Battle of New York, the scepter is scooped up by S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, ends up with Hydra scientists in Sokovia, and is used to give superpowers to Wanda and Pietro Maximoff, as seen in Age of Ultron.
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Two leaders of an opposition party in the state of Sabah, set up by a former vice-president of UMNO sacked as a minister for complaining about 1MDB, have also been scooped up in a recent corruption probe.
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Independent artists often worry about having their ideas and designs stolen by bigger corporations, and Marta Freedman, founder of Hot Girls Eating Pizza, tells Nylon that she feels Forever 21 scooped up her popular design without giving credit.
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I scooped up long skirts and dresses (required wear for women in rural Swaziland), took advantage of a Peace Corps volunteer discount on Chacos sandals, and stuffed two years into the two bags I was permitted to take.
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As CNBC recently reported, it scooped up Stanford's rising star in digital health Apple is working with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on finding better ways to fast-track digital health software through the regulatory approval process.
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Similarly, the supporting players from Pose — particularly the show's several trans actresses — were left out of categories that were dominated by supporting actors from Game of Thrones (which scooped up seven of the 13 total Supporting Acting nominations).
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With European sector leaders Deutsche Boerse and London Stock Exchange effectively too big to consolidate without raising serious competition concerns, exchange mergers are focusing on smaller players, with Euronext having already scooped up the Dublin and Oslo exchanges.
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Read: Favorite Thanksgiving Recipes From Across Canada Read: Thanksgiving 2017 Read: Canadian Thanksgiving Ideas • Indigenous people who were scooped up in a 1960s program as children and adopted by nonnative families have reached an accord with the government.
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Brex wants to replace startup bank accounts with Brex Cash It also scooped up Compose Labs, which powers information videos on coding and technology, and it will help grab data and analytics from Brex's e-commerce credit card.
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The ad, which was released online Wednesday, is for Squarespace, the website builder and web publishing platform, as part of the company's "Domains" campaign to encourage people to register sites before they're scooped up by someone else. JohnMalkovich.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese buyers scooped up at least 20 cargoes of Brazilian soybeans last week due to uncertainty over a trade deal with the United States that sent them rushing to lock in supplies, traders said on Monday.
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Probably not that many people in the real world care about how the Times's linking and crediting practices affect the reputations and careers of journalists whose work is scooped up, without credit, by America's most prestigious news operation.
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Alexander Ovechkin, back from sitting out one game on suspension for skipping last weekend's All-Star Game, scooped up a loose puck misplayed by Saros and put it into a vacated net just 24 seconds after Grimaldi's tally.
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The Texas senator scooped up 56 delegates last night to bring his count up to 359, but he's still trailing Trump by 99 in the race to get the 1,237 delegates needed to cleanly win the GOP nomination.
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We also had a few hours to kill, and desperate for something that would both cheer us up and keep me out of the kitchen, I scooped up my son and hustled him off to the neighborhood bakery.
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TOKYO, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Japanese shares erased early losses to end mostly higher on Monday as domestic investors scooped up financials and defensive shares, helping the broader Topix index to log a rise for a twelth consecutive day.
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In 2002, new fragments began mysteriously appearing on the market, where many were scooped up by evangelicals eager to own a piece of biblical history and find tangible evidence attesting to their belief in the inerrancy of Scripture.
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For the Seattle team, the Patricks poached the top players from the National Hockey Association, the precursor to the N.H.L., and the Toronto Hockey Club, and scooped up misbehaving stars booted from P.C.H.A. rivals like the Victoria Aristocrats.
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Dadonov scored his first power-play goal at the 1:41 mark of the first period when he scooped up a rebound off a Mike Hoffman shot on the left doorstep and fired it past Anderson's blocker side.
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The Twitter module is designed to give users a view of the social media conversation surrounding a trending event, but as this incident makes clear, deliberately inflammatory posts that play to readers' prejudices are often the ones scooped up.
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Macarons are certainly the prettiest cookie on the block, and the fact that they're more than a little tricky to make means these are treats best scooped up at a place that knows how to bake them just so.
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On November 11, 2015, Sandler scooped up four tickets for the Lakers home finale against the Jazz at Staples Center on April 20163, astutely assuming it could (and would) be Kobe Bryant's last home game in purple and gold.
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Though the 2003 original wondered what might happen if a little fish were scooped up and kept captive in a dentist's office, most of the film took part under the sea, where his father furiously fought to find him.
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It's been a while since we heard from Snow, the Snapchat clone app in Asia that Facebook once tried to buy, but today the company behind it has scooped up a $50 million investment from SoftBank and Sequoia China.
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Earlier this year, it scooped up real estate platform CommonFloor, also backed by Tiger Global, in a notable consolidation deal reportedly worth $200 million, while it has made smaller acquisitions such as Hiree and beauty on-demand provider Salosa.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wilmar International Ltd scooped up about 422,000 tonnes of sugar against the raw sugar contract on ICE that expired on Friday, traders said, marking a fifth straight cash purchase through the contract for the Singapore agribusiness.
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Stopping to saying hello to center fielder Lorenzo Cain, it was eventually captured towards the back of the field by a member of the grounds crew — who learned the hard way that cats don't always love being scooped up.
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Thousands died directly at the hands of Castro's evil regime and thousands more perished taking the perilous journey perched upon makeshift rafts hoping to drift close enough to Miami to be scooped up by their neighbors to the North.
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Apple has quietly scooped up Dr. Sumbul Desai, the executive director of Stanford Medicine's center for digital health, who led a groundbreaking telemedicine project there and has been overseeing a project to promote health uses for the Apple Watch.
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For some markets, like soybeans, the robust buying was in line with seasonal expectations as livestock farmers scooped up feed for their animals ahead of peak demand for pork and other meat during the nation's week-long Spring festival.
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He was hobbled during the San Pedro game, a byproduct of a play a few weeks earlier, when he eagerly scooped up a short kickoff and tried to reenact his past life as a running back by returning it.
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When San Jose defenseman Brent Burns could not corral a pass at his feet from Kevin Labanc at the Washington blue line, Ovechkin scooped up the puck, skated in alone on Jones and beat him with an elevated backhander.
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With their match all-square Spieth was disqualified from completing the hole and denied an opportunity to match Day's birdie putt when Oosthuizen's eagle attempt scooted past the cup and he scooped up the ball before it had stopped.
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The tried-and-true Dutch model of consensual stability could fray if no party secures a clear mandate to lead - a trend seen in other EU countries as eurosceptic populist movements have scooped up voters disenchanted by "establishment" parties.
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The visit came days after the Massachusetts Democrat scooped up several key staffers in the Hawkeye State, including Brendan Summers, the former caucus director for Sanders's 85033 presidential campaign, and Kane Miller, a longtime Iowa operative who managed Rep.
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After the famous ivy turned red, died, and fell off the outfield wall at Wrigley Field, the Cubs scooped up the leaves—remarkably there are exactly 2016 leaves on the wall—and authenticated the detritus with official MLB holograms.
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U.S. and European government bonds reversed earlier selling and rose in price on bargain-hunting by investors who scooped up government debt that had fallen in price on Friday following remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, analysts said.
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LONDON — "La La Land" scooped up five EE British Academy Film Awards, or Baftas, on Sunday, adding some fuel to its fire as it marches toward what is viewed as a likely victory at the Oscars later this month.
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Investors scooped up shares of the largest tech companies, believing their sales growth was unassailable, and by the second half of 2016, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and Apple were the five most valuable companies in the S&P 500.
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FUTURISTIC NAVY SEAL BOAT DUBBED &aposBATMOBILE&apos Tailored for scale of impact and collateral damage, a water cooler bottle can be filled with sand or even dirt scooped up from a school playground to provide a different impact if necessary.
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But in June 2015, Amsterdam-based DJ Hunee scooped up Terada's most essential tracks from the 90s into a compilation on Rush Hour called Sounds From the Far East, setting off a new wave of international appreciation for the Japanese producer.
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NEW YORK, May 23 (Reuters) - Investors scooped up $11 billion of U.S. 10-year Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS) on Thursday even as jitters about the trade war between China and the United States reduced expectations over future price growth.
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She was waiting for another beekeeper to arrive — Andrew Coté, an independent beekeeper who works for Andrew's Honey and sometimes helps out the city — so that the swarming bees could be scooped up in a bucket and carried to another beehive.
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The series, which attempted to blend the fantastical elements of stories like Harry Potter and the Narnia series, garnered warm reviews (including from us), then was quickly scooped up to be adapted for TV before the full trilogy was even published.
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Buying in Treasuries was spurred by bargain-hunting investors who scooped up government debt when prices fell on Friday following comments from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen that the central bank may tolerate inflation above its 2-percent goal, analysts said.
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The government has since apologized and offered compensation for the victims of residential schools, and now it&aposs paying compensation for what is known as the "Sixties Scoop" in which children were essentially scooped up from reservations and their native families.
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The game seemed over when Falk left the game early in the fourth quarter, putting the ball on the ground which got scooped up by Curtis Weaver for a 2397-yard touchdown return to put Boise State on top 212-238.
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The zero-export quota pertains only to wild-caught animals—not ones allegedly bred in captivity—which means earless monitor lizards caught in the wild, like so many other reptile species scooped up in Indonesia, can simply be laundered into legality.
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The Longhorns took a commanding 30-14 lead when Caden Sterns blocked a 50-yard field goal attempt by the Trojans' Chase McGrath and the bouncing ball was scooped up by Texas' Anthony Wheeler and returned 46 yards for a touchdown.
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In the past 18 months the firm has scooped up plenty of new business, says Alexander Booth, its head of investigations, though much of this has been to help firms recover money from corrupt counterparties rather than make new investments.
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DowDuPont's entry makes it especially hard for farmers to decide what to buy because Enlist E3 may or may not be widely available, said Mark Denzler, president of Indiana-based 1st Choice Seeds, which scooped up surplus soybean seeds last autumn.
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The securityequifax2017 web address had already been registered by security researcher Nick Sweeting, who scooped up the site to prevent a scam artist from using it to trick potential victims into entering their information, thinking they were communicating with Equifax.
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The Sharks scored early when Pavelski scooped up a missed shot by linemate Joe Thornton behind the St. Louis net and tucked it past the left pad of the goaltender Brian Elliott at 3 minutes 57 seconds of the first period.
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Upon being scooped up by an off-duty drug counselor in a sleek Chrysler, it became clear that the app had so seamlessly incorporated the municipal transit program as to, aside from the car name, wholly hide its civic underpinning.
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That space would seem to belong to women: novels like "Tampa," by Alissa Nutting, and "Hausfrau," by Jill Alexander Essbaum, have garnered critical acclaim in recent years, while "Fifty Shades of Grey," by E. L. James, has scooped up the sales.
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In 2016 it bought an AI startup, MetaMind, for around $33m, and is using the talent it scooped up in the deal to put together an AI offering, called Einstein, which aims to make Salesforce's software feel more personalised and insightful.
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We are ready to go back to the future: The second season of The Handmaid's Tale — which has scooped up just about every major award for its haunting and harrowing adaptation of the classic Margaret Atwood novel — will premiere April 25.
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Graff Diamonds Ltd, founded by London luxury jeweler Laurence Graff, scooped up two lots - a pair of flawless diamond earrings for 2.4 million francs and a 19th-century emerald and diamond necklace and matching earrings for 1.63 million francs, Sotheby's said.
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When a "concerned citizen" reported they saw drugs in the water surrounding Santa Catalina Island, the U.S. Coast Guard dispatched two boat crews to investigate and scooped up 43 bales of marijuana, the Coast Guard said in a news release.
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In yet another stunner, sources familiar with the matter said recordings that Trump attorney Michael Cohen often made of his telephone conversations likely have been scooped up in the FBI raid Monday on the attorney's apartment, office and hotel room.
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The expansion into Asia is expected to increase the revenues of tournament organisers SANZAAR but New Zealander Tim Martin, who has scooped up the rights to show Super Rugby matches in 23 Asian countries, wondered what else a Japanese entrant brought.
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Whoever just scooped up enough money to buy 2,500 Rolls Royces had to match all six numbers, and they were the only one that pulled it off—earning them the largest grand prize won by a single ticket in American history.
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BEIJING, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Chinese buyers scooped up at least 20 cargoes of Brazilian soybeans last week due to uncertainty over a trade deal with the United States that sent them rushing to lock in supplies, traders said on Monday.
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"Nanette" played in Australia and Britain for 18 months, scooped up prizes in Melbourne and Edinburgh, had a run at SoHo Playhouse in New York and then became a Netflix special that introduced Ms. Gadsby to the rest of the world.
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Mexico had the sixth-highest number of ticket buyers for this tournament, 60,302, and it is reasonable to assume that a big chunk of the 88,825 sold to the United States were scooped up by fans of El Tri, as well.
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It has also scooped up key precursor awards that often culminate in Oscar gold — last weekend, the Directors Guild of America gave the filmmaker Guillermo del Toro its top prize, two weeks after the Producers Guild of America did the same.
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Two major musical theater prizewinners have opened here recently: "The King and I" and "Fun Home," which scooped up nine trophies between them at the 2015 Tony Awards and have crossed the Atlantic to splendid results, both critically and financially.
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Like all Ethiopian stews, Bunna's should be scooped up using injera, a tart, bready pancake that is fermented for two days before it's ready to eat (gluten-free injera is available, but you have to order it a day in advance).
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HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's appetite for foreign assets is likely to remain healthy after completed acquisitions surged 46 percent to a record $105 billion this year as mainland firms scooped up assets ranging from movie studios to football clubs.
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Preoccupied by the reckless mission that had brought her to town — the hope of meeting her fiancé, Mykola, who serves in the auxiliary police — Yasia had scooped up the children, taken them to her cousin's workplace and gone about her business.
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In the fifth minute, Japan fullback William Tupou muffed a kick with no opponent near him, and the Russian winger Kirill Golosnitsky scooped up the ball and ran it in for a 5-point try, rugby's equivalent of a touchdown.
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The couple is just one among a series of billionaires who have scooped up legacy media titles in recent years, including Jeff Bezos, who owns the Washington Post, and Laurene Powell Jobs, who owns a majority stake in The Atlantic.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's imports of scrap copper from the United States rose in December from the previous month, customs data showed, snapping six straight months of decline as buyers scooped up cargoes before tighter restrictions on scrap took effect for 2019.
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Krafchik, who was instead later scooped up to run Google's self driving project Waymo, is a longtime automotive industry executive who understands many of the complex aspects of running a major automaker, including manufacturing, engineering, labor, and relationships with suppliers.
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Frazee later moved the body to a water trough and added gas and wood before setting it ablaze, Slater said, adding that Frazee scooped up the singed remains and disposed of them either at a dump or in a river.
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Why it matters: Many of these classic shows had previously been made available on other streaming services, but they're now being scooped up — and often for a lot more cash — by rivals that think they're necessary to compete for users.
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Police scooped up samples of the drug involved last week and shipped it to a Drug Enforcement Administration lab, which confirmed the samples contained fubinaca and pinaca, two types of synthetic cannabinoids, DEA special agent Timothy Desmond told VICE News.
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Colorado, which permitted the sale of recreational marijuana beginning in 2014, has scooped up nearly $204 million from taxes, licenses and fees in fiscal year 2016-17, up 43 percent from the previous year, when the state collected $142 million.
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Unhoused people suffering from psychotic episodes wander around the streets until they become enough of a danger to themselves and others that they get scooped up by police for a few nights, and then they're released to start the cycle over again.
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NEW YORK, Aug 5 (Reuters) - U.S. longer-dated Treasury yields on Monday recorded their steepest one-day drop in more than 14 months as investors scooped up low-risk government debt due to a worsening trade spat between China and the United States.
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To help Kernel and aid in its longer-term efforts, the company has also scooped up Kendall Research Systems (KRS), a spin-out of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology that focuses on neural interface devices for use in research and clinical trials.
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A cute puppy or a purebred golden retriever is likely to get scooped up quickly even with a grainy intake mugshot; the stocky dogs with big, blocky heads that make up the majority of LifeLine's population usually require a more strategic approach.
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They scooped up a couple hundred juvenile European eels, brought them to a research facility, and put them in a cylindrical tank ten inches in diameter and six inches deep with twelve compartments around the edges, the whole thing wrapped with copper wire.
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Jeff Franklin, the executive producer of the beloved '90s sitcom and the new Netflix revival Fuller House, has scooped up the San Francisco home that served as the facade for the Tanners' house for around $4 million, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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In all, Fleury -- who won three Stanley Cups as a member of the Pittsburgh Penguins before he was scooped up by Vegas -- allowed just seven goals on 21 shots in the four wins against the Jets for a save percentage of .23.
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The couple scooped up the modest 800-square-foot, top-floor apartment in 2014, and spent the next year-and-a-half transforming it into the small space of their dreams — and all for less than $1 million...in New York City!
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There's so many hilarious, talented women to choose from, and we're stoked that one of our faves has been scooped up to host a live awards show: Kristen Bell has been named the debut host of 2018's Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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This isn't the only grand gesture he's made for his family lately: In March, he scooped up a new home that he said was "perfect for my bachelor life and my dad life," and has been busy remodeling it to fit both lifestyles.
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Cambridge Analytica had worked with University of Cambridge psychology professor named Dr. Aleksandr Kogan, who had developed an app called "thisisyourdigitallife" and obtained user information — which the Times is reporting scooped up information on profiles of as many as 50 million users.
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Before the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft came to a close on Wednesday, the New York Mets scooped up Tommy Wilson, the son of actor Tom Wilson, who played legendary villain Biff Tannen in the popular Back to the Future series.
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CBS L.A. reports that the cane corso, who suffers from chemical burns over most of his back, was scooped up from the shelter by Doggy Smiles rescue and treated at the Pets R Us veterinary clinic in Palmdale, California, where he's currently recovering.
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While even the drinkmaker agreed its rally was too hot, the pointed warnings had limited market impact, knocking barely 250 percent off the stock's gains for the year, with the rally resuming as investors scooped up what they saw as a bargain.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)Marco Rubio on Tuesday scooped up an endorsement from a veteran Republican activist in New Hampshire as he looks to build upon a third-place finish in Iowa that has bolstered his credentials as a leading GOP establishment candidate.
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The GOP senator has consistently led Strickland in polls over the last several month and in many surveys by double digits, and he has even scooped up a number of labor union endorsements who backed the former Democratic governor in his previous elections.
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However, realizing his miscue, the agent hurriedly scooped up the pistol, and in doing so, seems to have gotten his finger caught inside the trigger guard, and inadvertently discharged a round, which resulted in the non-life-threatening wounding of a man nearby.
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But while making locking down accounts and not putting your data of birth on social media or making can prevent some of these problems, ultimately the only way to prevent your social media information getting scooped up is not to have social media.
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After buying a two-bedroom with his partner, Joshua Rotkin, in 236 for $21,21 — "it was kind of crazy you could buy a two-bedroom for that," he reflected — they scooped up the two-bedroom next door for $255,000 a few years later.
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With an array of black and white residents behind him, Mr. Lowe told the story of a child who fell into a gorilla pit at an Illinois zoo, only to be scooped up by one of the gorillas and safely delivered to paramedics.
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The recent furor over the Cambridge Analytica data theft (it is NOT a breach, Facebook assures us) is not because we are shocked that personal data was scooped up and misused; it is because the Trump campaign benefited from the inappropriate access.
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Russia investigation Trump's personal attorney often recorded phone conversations, both before and during the 2016 presidential campaign, that likely have been scooped up in the FBI raid on attorney Michael Cohen's apartment, office and hotel room, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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But the group representing students from the elite IIT schools, whose graduates are typically scooped up by the likes of Apple, Google and Microsoft, hopes that their presence in courtroom hearings will add a more mainstream voice to LGBT rights in India.
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The roughly 27,221-square-foot home in North Caldwell, N.J., where America's favorite fictional mobster scooped up his morning newspaper and swam with ducks, is being listed for sale by the owners, Patti and Victor Recchia, at a "starting price" of $3.4 million.
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Pushkin scooped up several iHeartRadio Podcast Award nominations in 2020, including podcast of the year and best ad read for "Revisionist History," best music podcast for "Broken Record with Malcolm Gladwell, Rick Rubin, and Bruce Headlam," and best male host for Gladwell.
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Another was added six months ago, when Chicago third baseman Kris Bryant scooped up Martinez's slow roller and threw to Anthony Rizzo at first, setting off the celebration of a lifetime as the Cubs clinched their first World Series title since 1908.
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Dozens of immigrants, mostly from Central America, have been crossing illegally here every day, most of them scooped up by federal Border Patrol agents, given a court date and an ankle bracelet monitoring device, and dropped off at the downtown bus station.
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The Kings pulled Quick for with 2:04 left, and the Capitals sealed the win when Wilson scooped up a rebound of an Alex Iafallo shot in front of the net and then fired it down the ice with 1:19 to go.
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An initial effort to release information took an embarrassing turn when US Central Command, in an attempt to prove new information was discovered, released excerpts of terror training video scooped up in the mission that turned out to have been available online for years already.
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The ABCDs are also facing stiffer competition from players such as China's COFCO Group, which recently scooped up the agribusiness of Singapore-listed Noble Group and Dutch grain trader Nidera, and Japanese trading house Marubeni Corp, which bought U.S. grain handler Gavilon in 2012.
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The ABCDs are are also facing stiffer competition from players such as China's COFCO Group, which recently scooped up the agribusiness of Singapore-listed Noble Group and Dutch grain trader Nidera, and Japanese trading house Marubeni Corp , which bought U.S. grain handler Gavilon in 2012.
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But if that idea bothers you, you probably don't want to contemplate the likelihood that a lot of the archiving project is probably already complete at the NSA's secretive data center in Utah where communications and web traffic are reportedly scooped up, analyzed, and stored.
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California scooped up just under $1 billion from nearly 9,000 tax returns filed in 94301 (Palo Alto, home of Stanford and the "birthplace of Silicon Valley") in 2016 — more revenue than from any other ZIP Code in California, the L.A. Times' Melanie Mason reports.
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The gesture — private, yet public, because there are television cameras everywhere nowadays — reminded me of the time when Pelé embraced Gordon Banks after the Brazilian's downward header was scooped up off the goal line by the English keeper at the 1970 World Cup in Mexico.
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Luckily, a concerned resident scooped up the scared Shih Tzu and she was taken to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA-Angell), where they determined she was not microchipped — but a more thorough exam would yield even sadder news.
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The first two seasons were scooped up by Netflix and released all at once earlier this year, and now X Filme Creative Pool, ARD Degeto, Sky, and Beta Film have confirmed that shooting for season 3 will begin this fall, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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After the ascent vehicle's heat shields and parachutes have been released, and once a few atmosphere and cloud samples have been scooped up at the target altitude, a propulsion system will kick in, and the precious canisters will begin their journey back into orbit.
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Later that night, Linda told her husband that she was going to donate some clothes to Goodwill, so he decided to help her out, and scooped up a bunch of old shirts from his closet, including the outdated orange shirt stuffed with $8,000 in cash.
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In the eight years since this duo formed their label, they have scooped up accolades and prizes, snagged a side gig as creative directors for DKNY and assembled a passionate following among guys not comfortable dressing like Florentine dandies or the Paul Bunyans of Brooklyn.
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It scooped up similar upstart delivery service Bite Squad in December—which itself had acquired 18 other local delivery companies—which covers much of the same territory, as well as Nevada, North Carolina, the Dakotas, Ohio, Virginia, Oklahoma, Hawaii, Washington, Iowa, Maryland, and Minnesota.
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Former executives remember Twitter Chief Financial Officer Ali Rowghani meeting several times with the company, with some employees hoping for a scenario like Google's 2006 acquisition YouTube, in which a larger company scooped up a startup and bankrolled it in spite of the legal risk.
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He scooped up the ball and rolled to his right about 20 yards behind the line of scrimmage and found wide open receiver Tyler Lockett in the middle of the field for a gain of 35 yards down to the Vikings' four-yard line.
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Tonight, soon after Alejandro Iñárritu took home a Best Director Golden Globe for his gory fur trapper jaunt The Revenant, and just before The Revenant won Best Picture, Leonardo DiCaprio quickly scooped up a win for Best Actor for his role in... The Revenant.
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Since the campaign began, Cuomo stuck to his usual playbook: He maintained a healthy war chest of $25 million in corporate donations, scooped up endorsements from national Democrats and the New York Times, and managed to avoid controversy (at least until the last week).
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He thought about his old friends in the ninth inning Saturday night, the moment Addison Russell scooped up a ground ball to start a double play and send the Chicago Cubs to the World Series with a 5-2640 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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"Target has never been a very good grocer," Bernstein analyst Brandon Fletcher told CNBC, saying the company was "late to the party" as other retailers swooped in and scooped up market share of grocery carts before Target even got a taste of the supermarket business.
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Many fans who eagerly scooped up tickets to see the '90s stars reunited expressed their disappointment on Twitter that they were having difficulty hearing Brown and her bandmates Emma Bunton (Baby Spice), Melanie "Mel C" Chisholm (Sporty Spice) and Geri Halliwell Horner (Ginger Spice).
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's personal attorney often recorded telephone conversations both before and during the 2016 presidential campaign that likely have been scooped up in the FBI raid on attorney Michael Cohen's apartment, office and hotel room, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Many stocks have fallen to such an extent that they are ready to be scooped up, he said, and trade friction between Washington and Beijing could be less negative than initially expected because demand in China is growing so rapidly that exports will matter less.
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He also suggested that Russian intelligence agencies could have easily scooped up the company's vast library of data on American voters in advance of the 2016 elections in the United States, because Aleksandr Kogan, the scientist who collected it, made regular return trips to Russia.
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It's been the better part of nine years since Mr. Molina first played the painter Mark Rothko in "Red" at the Donmar Warehouse, after which Michael Grandage's impassioned production was scooped up for an immediate transfer to Broadway, where it won six Tony Awards.
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But at a time when Twitter can save a show like Brooklyn Nine-Nine, which got scooped up by NBC almost as soon as Fox dropped it, The OA's fans are going to far greater lengths than most do to save their favorite programs.
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Indiana struck quickly, scoring on the first play of the game when defensive tackle Demarcus Elliott sacked Rutgers quarterback Johnny Langan and forced a fumble, which linebacker Reakwon Jones scooped up and ran 13 yards for a touchdown to give Indiana a 21-235 lead.
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The Benioffs are among a crop of billionaire owners that have scooped up iconic but struggling publications, from The Washington Post to the Los Angeles Times to The Boston Globe, raising questions about what their motivations are and what kinds of stewards they&aposll be.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Three trade houses have scooped up over 23 million tonnes of Brazilian raw sugar against the May futures contract that expired on Monday, with Wilmar International seen selling more than half of it, according to ICE Futures U.S. data and traders.
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" The single is at the heart of "Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World," a documentary directed by the Canadian filmmakers Catherine Bainbridge and Alfonso Maiorana that has scooped up prizes on the festival circuit, including a Sundance special jury award for "masterful storytelling.
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Of course, there's also a chance that MacDonald could be scooped up by another opportunistic organization, such as Singapore's One Championship, where he could challenge Ben Askren for the welterweight belt, or World Series of Fighting, where a title fight with Jon Fitch would surely await.
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In one instance, reported by the New York Post, a total of 53 dogs were scooped up by animal rescue group The Sato Project — and 28 of these are up for adoption in New York City (the rest have been distributed to shelters around the U.S.).
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Like a perfectly executed back somersault, Russian hackers allegedly broke into the Democratic National Committee servers, scooped up thousands of emails and then deposited them in the hands of the whistleblowing activist group WikiLeaks, which released them 48 hours before the kickoff of the Democratic National convention.
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The butter was scooped up on to a little rock dish, a whole loaf of warm sourdough arrived, and it was served with a savory tea made from buckwheat, sesame oil, dry beef, and celery with fish broth — it sounds weird but was actually incredibly tasty.
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This triggers a sense of urgency to hurriedly buy through Uber Eats (and not check competitors), but also to ensure orders come in close enough together that the first one cooked won't have to wait long for the last before they're all scooped up for delivery.
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Facebook and WhatsApp have been told to immediately stop the mass collection, storage, and sharing of data scooped up from 35 million WhatsApp users in Germany, just one month after Facebook-owned WhatsApp announced its decision to start harvesting and sharing user data with its parent company.
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Read more: Off-duty soldier describes how he scooped up children and carried them to safety during the El Paso shootingVarious famous figures and politicians have placed blame on the National Rifle Association, President Donald Trump's administration, and the white supremacist ideology echoed in the manifesto.
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Golden Gate already has some exposure to ICOs, having backed the company behind OMG, and plenty of rumors have done the rounds about its plans for a standalone fund considering the surge in ICOs, which have scooped up over $10 billion in investment this year so far.
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Autechre have always operated more like Cinderella's evil stepsisters, stuffing voluminous, maleficent, and yes, occasionally incredibly beautiful, music into glassine containers that can barely hold them—the excess spilling over the sides only to be scooped up, repurposed and issued into the world in their own right.
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The grim odds say that just five out of 100 make it, but at least they got the chance to make a run for it–every year, untold thousands of endangered turtles are scooped up by poachers before they can even break free from their shells.
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Chinese buyers last year scooped up a bumper harvest in Brazil, its top supplier of the oilseed, on worries of future tight supplies a month after Beijing threatened to levy the 25% duty on U.S. soybean imports in addition to the regular import duties and fees.
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The sale to Key Safety, a company based in Michigan but owned by a Chinese company called Ningbo Joyson Electronic Corporation, is noteworthy because Japanese politicians and officials have often cajoled domestic businesses to save competitors rather than let them fail or be scooped up by foreigners.
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The information contained in the cellphones, laptop computers and other materials scooped up in the raid is still being analyzed, but it has not yet revealed any specific plots, and it has not led to any strikes against Qaeda militants in Yemen or elsewhere, officials said.
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On the final play of the game, Philadelphia sent pressure at Washington quarterback Dwayne Haskins, who attempted to lateral the ball to keep the game alive — only to watch as Eagles linebacker Nigel Bradham scooped up the loose ball and ran it into the end zone.
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Young couples have bought starter homes — fixer-uppers that may be next door to an abandoned house waiting to be scooped up — that are a third of the price of those with manicured lawns and somewhat sterile charm in the nearby suburbs of Oakwood and Kettering.
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Young couples have bought starter homes — fixer-uppers that may be next door to an abandoned house waiting to be scooped up — that are a third of the price of those with manicured lawns and somewhat sterile charm in the nearby suburbs of Oakwood and Kettering.
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The artist has nabbed several nominations for her work as Ally in the Bradley Cooper-directed hit, and this weekend at the Critics Choice Awards had a rare shared win for Best Actress with Glenn Close, who also scooped up a Golden Globe for her work in The Wife.
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"A Wrinkle in Time" hit $24.3 million in the U.S., "The Equalizer 23.6" starring Denzel Washington scooped up $1003 million, "Creed II" earned $2100 million and "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse," which was co-directed by Peter Ramsey, Robert Persichetti Jr. and Rodney Rothman picked up $2222 million.
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It remains the best time of the year to get discounts on expensive electronics like 4K TVs, video game consoles, and laptops, while scores of new gadget categories like smart speakers and streaming set-top boxes have prices slashed in the hopes they get scooped up as holiday gifts.
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JPMorgan, lead advisor to General Electric on the sale of its finance assets, claimed top spot in the Canadian M&A league tables as big parts of that GE portfolio were scooped up by Canadian institutions like Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Bank of Montreal and Element Financial.
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Once your business name is good to go, experts recommend registering your domain name (also known as your website URL) so customers can easily find you on the internet — and so that it doesn't get scooped up by the next small business that launches with a similar name.
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On Baseball The Yankees' World Series hopes expired with a whimper late Tuesday night when Gleyber Torres hit a slow roller toward third base that Eduardo Nunez scooped up and threw to first baseman Steve Pearce — one former Yankee to another — just in time to record the final out.
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While commanding the Apollo 20003 mission in April 1972, Mr. Young, together with Charles Duke, drove the lunar rover vehicle through the previously unexplored highlands of the moon, scooped up more than 200 pounds of rocks, then returned to the command craft, piloted in orbit by Thomas Mattingly.
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AbbVie does not address the patent locations on earnings conference calls or in its SEC filings, and declined to discuss its accounting practices or its annual U.S. losses - which are widely accepted among investors who have scooped up its shares over the 5-year life of the company.
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So the key thing now is to try to figure out: Were these emails classified because they contain highly sensitive information that Clinton never should have emailed in the first place, or because they were largely banal but got scooped up in America's often absurd classify-everything practices?
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O.J. led for most of the season and has scooped up numerous awards at earlier ceremonies, but 13th boasts Ava DuVernay (who directed 2015 Best Picture nominee Selma) as its director, and I Am Not Your Negro has narrator Samuel L. Jackson actively campaigning for it around Los Angeles.
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Portland even hoarded ten million dollars in unused cap space—the most in the NBA—indicating a desire to take on lousy contracts in exchange for assets (at the deadline, they scooped up a protected first-rounder from the Cleveland Cavaliers in return for burying the carcass of Anderson Varejao's salary).
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It's the realization that you've handed over an accumulation of years and years of data—data you gave Facebook back when it first introduced that big blue login button on sites around the web, data you gave to app developers who turned around and scooped up your friends' data, too.
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"While WTI futures have scooped up some element of support from this week's string of energy reports..., we are continuing to emphasize strengthening in Brent structure that has been developing for a couple of months," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Chicago-based energy advisory firm Ritterbusch & Associates, said in a note.
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Now that THQ Nordic has scooped up the only worthwhile thing that came out of the whole debacle—an extensive 10,000-year history written by a respected fantasy author and art direction by the legendary creator of Spawn—we can have some hope that the RPG has found a new home.
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Over the course of the next few hours, I watch him whip up a lime-green riff on a Bloody Mary, a gin-based concoction with a garden's worth of herbs, a frothy cousin of a pisco sour topped passion fruit caramelized with a blowtorch and scooped up like crème brûlée.
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Former Microsoft title: Corporate vice president of CortanaLeft Microsoft: November 2018Current title: Google G Suite vice president and general managerJavier Soltero, formerly head of Microsoft's digital assistant Cortana, left the company amid a round of reorganization to the Microsoft Office business and was scooped up by Google last last year.
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No single nationality predominates among the foreign buyers in Surrey, agents said, noting that in recent years, Russian, Chinese and Indian buyers have scooped up huge estates in areas of north Surrey like St. George's Hill and Virginia Water, but that the market for those homes has been slower in 21.31.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A microorganism scooped up in deep-sea mud off Japan's coast has helped scientists unlock the mystery of one of the watershed evolutionary events for life on Earth: the transition from the simple cells that first colonized the planet to complex cellular life - fungi, plants and animals including people.
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Wearing nothing more protective than cotton coveralls and sometimes a paper dust mask, they cut down contaminated crops, scooped up contaminated soil, and packed the material in 5,20163 steel barrels that were shipped back to the United States to be buried in a secure nuclear waste storage site in South Carolina.
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In the past few weeks, China has established ties with former Taiwan ally Gambia, sent a top general to inspect troops based in a frontline province and scooped up dozens of Taiwanese from Kenya wanted in China for fraud - a move denounced by Taipei as being more about politics than crime.
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Los Angeles (CNN)President Donald Trump is warring with California's Democratic officials over auto-emission standards and the state's homeless crisis, but here at the center of the resistance to his administration he's scooped up $223.6 million for his re-election campaign during a two-day swing through the Golden state.
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Lockheed and Martin Marietta formed Lockheed Martin; Northrop and Grumman became Northrop Grumman; Boeing bought McDonnell Douglas; and dozens of other firms, large and small, were scooped up by the giant defense contractors until only five major firms were left standing: Lockheed Martin, Northrup Grumman, Boeing, Raytheon, and General Dynamics.
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And there is a terrifying breadth of passive and unexpected surveillance to worry about: Your social media accounts can be subpoenaed, your emails or calls can be scooped up in bulk collection efforts, and your cell phone metadata can be captured by Stingrays and IMSI catchers meant to target someone else.
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When asked again why Facebook collects data on non-users and whether there was a way for them to erase the data Facebook had scooped up, Zuckerberg said collection of data on non-users was important to keep tabs on people who scrape public Facebook data—like names and photos—for nefarious purposes.
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He was heavily criticized for the team's dismal performance—the Sixers are currently 10-68, 30th in offensive rating, 25th in defensive rating, and have won three of their last 27 games—but he also scooped up a trove of young players and draft picks that may soon turn the franchise around.
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At the 2016 Grammys, the pair scooped up two awards for their runaway hit with Justin Bieber, "Where Are Ü Now", as well as their debut album, Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack Ü. Despite hints that the pair were working on new music with Florence + The Machine, Jack Ü didn't release any music last year.
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At the groundbreaking ceremony for the Shanghai resort in April 2011, Mr. Iger and Thomas O. Staggs, then Disney's theme park chief, posed for a clichéd photo: Holding shovels, the Disney executives stood alongside two of Shanghai's most powerful leaders, Han Zheng and Mr. Yu, and ceremoniously scooped up loose dirt from an indoor stage.
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In fact, the kind of target the researcher's had in mind when they developed their technique was a user who is very cautious about which apps have permission to access sensitive data—the kind of person who switches off their GPS when traveling so details about their routine can't be scooped up by anyone who might be watching.
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But the film also scooped up an unexpected Best Feature nod at the recently announced Gotham Awards nominations, which might be a sign that it'll be a contender in other categories as well — presuming it gets enough push from Neon, the newbie distribution company that picked it up at the Toronto International Film Festival in September. —A.
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S. trade war * China hit U.S. scrap with 25 pct import tariff in Aug BEIJING, Jan 25 (Reuters) - China's imports of scrap copper from the United States rose in December from the previous month, customs data showed, snapping six straight months of decline as buyers scooped up cargoes before tighter restrictions on scrap took effect for 2019.
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