I finally felt like I could set down some roots.
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Saupold relieved Farmer and set down the next three batters.
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Set down the pint glass, and brush up that resume.
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When the sun set down, we found somewhere to sleep.
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I set down the mirror, then hold it up again.
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It cuts the fingers; it must frequently be set down.
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Was it 200 fires that were set down there, James?
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Spicer, today, set down the path he warned against in December.
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Zuma's lawyers and state prosecutors agreed to provisionally set down Feb.
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Rodriguez set down all three batters he faced against the Orioles.
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Justin Grimm came in and set down the next three batters.
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Musgrove then set down the next three batters, including two strikeouts.
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Mr. Cornwell set down his final wishes about a decade ago.
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That's 18 straight batters set down for Maeda in the postseason.
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Middleton set down the next two batters to complete his outing.
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The corpse, set down beside Jawad, was coated in gray dust.
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He then set down the side in order in the third.
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As it was set down, the cubs began to snarl and squabble.
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I'm not interested in games whose rules were set down by humans.
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Once I set down my spoon, I realized something beyond my belief.
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Patriots of Appalachia simply picked up the torch that Heimbach set down.
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He set down a marker in the Jewish American city par excellence.
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As McGarry set down the plate, some of the roe toppled off.
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I carried a large portfolio which I set down against a wall.
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The Spirit rover set down inside Gusev Crater, about 100 miles wide.
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Set down whatever you are doing, call your loved ones, and brace yourselves.
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The right-hander set down 11 consecutive White Sox hitters at one point.
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Officials say NATO will follow rules set down by alliance ambassadors in Brussels.
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We set down our squares of welding glass and rose to our feet.
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Though mostly decorative, a few set down drinks with the patented Bunny dip.
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The food arrived quickly, the waitress smiling as she set down the plates.
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A dark red circle, set down like an unapproachable gem, defines the center.
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Stephanie continues to set down roots in Season 2, which includes getting a boyfriend.
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America, France and Germany need rules to be set down in black and white.
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I set down my camera, plugged in my phone, and — of course — nothing happened.
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The tiger shrimp he set down on white plates another night had more energy.
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After a Jordy Mercer single, he set down Rogers looking to finish his day.
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Is it possible today to follow the moral principles Gandhi set down decades ago?
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He got through the last "woo woo woo woo," then set down his bass.
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It was the third time this week he has won from a set down.
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His little sister set down a compliment box, made from an old tissue box.
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Countries have set down it and ended up someplace worse than where they began.
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He could obviously kill any player like he did today from a set down.
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Three Colorado relievers combined to set down 15 consecutive Arizona batters to end the game.
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Kennedy then entered and set down Yolmer Sanchez on a lineout to end the game.
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Screens have almost become too portable; handhelds are not really meant to be set down.
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Francisco Rodriguez set down the Red Sox in the ninth to record his 23th save.
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The basic tax rules for Bitcoin users were set down by the I.R.S. in 2014.
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She set down her groceries to scratch his head but would not let him in.
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He never advanced as Bieber set down the next three batters, two on swinging strikes.
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A few set down children's shoes and toys at the foot of the closed gate.
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Tanaka walked only one and set down the final 10 Rays batters, striking out six.
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She'd set down the newspaper, get some coffee and do a crypto-quote for dessert.
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David McKay set down the first two batters in the inning before walking Mason Williams.
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Before we had even ordered, the waiter set down a dish of water for Pierre.
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These are among the earliest attempts to set down rules and definitions for algorithmic transparency.
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After another 10 minutes of walking, he set down his telescope and looked into it.
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He set down the next 14 batters before Joe Jimenez replaced him in the eighth inning.
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" The bot gasped for breath, set down his glass, and said, "I'm working on a play.
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Richard promised to notify his brother and his sister-in-law, and set down the receiver.
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"Me and you need to set down and really dig through this," he says to David.
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Schebler led off the inning with a double but Fulmer set down the next two batters.
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The DC Universe, as set down by Zach Snyder in his ruthless and deadening Batman v.
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When I set down the box, I realized that I was trailing mouse parts behind me.
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On the subject of affordable education, Clinton also set down some critiques of Sanders' optimistic policies.
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Cerreti felt a moment of triumph as she set down the files in front of Pesce.
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Radwanska had come from a set down to win her last match, and is no quitter.
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Social institutions, he argued, were like species; they evolved, following paths set down by previous generations.
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You set down the envelope alongside a string of choice criticisms, carefully construed over the years.
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Relief pitcher Yacksel Rios came in and set down three St. Louis batters in a row.
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Sanders also spent early in California, where he immediately set down roots in East Los Angeles.
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"I like sugar," she said, and set down not a bowl but a pitcher of it.
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These are disciplines that haven't really been set down or defined in a lot of ways.
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Baghdatis came from a set down to beat Feliciano Lopez, 3-6, 7-13 (1), 6-1.
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Joe Staten Over the course of a number of weeks, we set down some very basic principals.
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By breaking a huge set down into several smaller screens, a giant TV could be shipped easily.
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The first world I set down on is so toxic I can barely see where I'm flying.
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Parliament's speaker can select any or none of the following amendments that lawmakers have already set down.
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He said hearing preparations were underway and that possible dates would be set down in due course.
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"She was clinging to her mother and she did not want to be set down," he says.
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But if you set down a glass a bit too hard on it, it'll make a dent.
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Audemio drank two cups, then filled a third, which he set down to drink after his shower.
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He set down the next 12 Padres before walking the catcher, Derek Norris, leading off the sixth.
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Schiaparelli separated from the orbiter on Sunday and was to have set down just before 20203 a.m.
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Viking 1 and Viking 2 were the two landers that NASA set down on Mars in 1976.
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A horse trailer was parked outside the home, set down a gravel driveway and behind a pond.
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That meets the recommendation set down for all major league teams in 2015 by Commissioner Rob Manfred.
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She set down two shot glasses, unbidden: grasshoppers, green as mouthwash, with a snowy froth on top.
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Those were some of the parameters that the supreme leader set down, at least according to reporting.
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I cleared off my desk and set down a stack of card stock and a few Sharpies.
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Plates were all set down at the same time, but some were cleared before everyone was finished.
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In an executive order last month, the Trump administration set down general goals, but without specificity or funding.
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Musgrove set down the first seven Cardinals he faced before the bottom of the order got to him.
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In the conference room, Shelton exhaled, set down his two telephones, and pushed himself back from the table.
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Twenty minutes later, when Elliot arrived for his workout, he set down his things and checked his phone.
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"The mother hesitated and then set down the little girl and the child immediately started crying," Moore recalls.
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Unfazed, Fiers then set down the next seven before walking Eugenio Suarez to lead off the seventh inning.
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The Australian authorities were not happy, and set down the conditions for the couple to make things right.
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A long banquette and a few tables offer patrons a place to gather and set down their beakers.
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He set down his bucket, looked to the horizon and said a prayer for the next day's catch.
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In a room on the Academy's first floor, Howard set down the pieces and a large wooden pedestal.
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It only made sense for this weary Titan to set down the too-vast orb of its fate.
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Mary brought Jesus to the temple at 21625 days, following rules set down in the book of Leviticus.
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The SPD party board leadership had earlier set down its key demands for coalition talks with the conservatives.
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One filled with games that I'll enjoy playing, but will forget the moment I set down the controller.
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The center booster, which went higher and farther, set down on a floating platform in the Atlantic Ocean.
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The courts have, for example, set down restrictions on lawyers using race or gender to exclude potential jurors.
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Bangladeshis have set down roots, and they helped face down the mafia that Mr. Salvini promises to eradicate.
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Eight minutes after it left the ground, it set down on a landing site a few miles away.
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When a situation is unstructured and they have to set down their own parameters, it makes them anxious.
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It lifted to an altitude of 500 feet, flew sideways and then set down at a different spot.
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It lifted to an altitude of 500 feet, flew sideways and then set down at a different spot.
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It rose to an altitude of 500 feet, flew sideways and then set down at a different spot.
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In the galley, Captain Keating set down his briefcase and sat at a table across from Dan Foley.
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Now it has set down roots with a new name in a whitewashed brick space thick with greenery.
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He wore a heat pad while he pitched and set down the Cardinals in order in the first.
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At the end of the reading the man set down the weapon, which was an unloaded BB gun.
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Like the Tongoy house, Casa Morrillos hovers, seemingly weightless: an alien object set down at the water's edge.
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I don't even really care for makeup, but I pick up and set down several different cleansers and moisturizers.
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While plenty of probes and landers have visited Mars, none have set down on or around Phobos and Deimos.
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Earlier, third seed Stefanos Tsitsipas avoided an upset defeat against Ricardas Berankis when he came from a set down.
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Seunghwan Oh set down the Pirates in order in the eighth before Davis did the same in the ninth.
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The copter pilot manages to set down the aircraft on the edge of the mountain, saving everyone on board.
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Maybe the sun will set down in a big way, or maybe your house will start to cool down.
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Clevinger set down 17 straight batters until Martinez rapped an opposite-field single with one out in the seventh.
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Each team's first nine batters were set down in order before the offenses got going in the fourth inning.
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But America won't lose its dominance if these new powers accept the rules the United States has set down.
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Hildenberger gave up an Adduci single after Goodrum's homer but set down the next three batters, two on strikeouts.
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It vies with the orderly immigration of those who follow the rules for immigrants set down in civil laws.
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Zimmermann set down the next two batters but Kurt Suzuki then smacked a single to center, knocking in Rendon.
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The device can be clipped on or set down somewhere, or you can just hold it in your hand.
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For his own part, Judge Kavanaugh followed the playbook set down by his predecessors by keeping his head down.
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California set down some strict precedent for law enforcement concerning the search and seizure of mobile phones and computers.
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"In non-monogamy, you set down how you're going to manage relationships and what the boundaries are," she said.
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In time, ECM's house artists set down landmarks not only in new music but also in the core repertory.
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He set down 13 in a row after that, fanning seven, including striking out the side in the third.
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He set down a template for co-operation in Europe for the sake of peace, rule of law and democracy.
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It was the 11th time this season that he had come back from a set down to win a match.
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For many business arrangements, it is difficult to set down all that is required of each party in all circumstances.
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Another trove of spectacular science was provided by the Huygens lander, which set down on Titan on January 14th 2005.
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Schwartzman came back from a set down to upset fourth-seeded Federico Delbonis, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-2.
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Maeda retired all 15 he faced and Verlander set down the first 13 before walking Yasiel Puig in the fifth.
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Darren O'Day set down the Twins in order in the eighth before they rallied in the ninth versus Brad Brach.
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It was like something set down on Rachel's house, upending it, while the rest of the town was left untouched.
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Syndergaard then set down the side in order in the ninth to earn his second complete game of the month.
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I pinged the dormant Golden Cow, we homed in on its response, and set down on the nearest flat roof.
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She did, and then some — she and her daughter-in-law set down their chairs in line at 2000 a.m.
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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — The six young women set down their bombs and stood around the well, staring into the dark void.
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The group surveyed the mountains from a helicopter, chose their routes and then set down the aircraft to plan descents.
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Alex Colome set down the Indians in order, including two on strikeouts, in the ninth to secure his 26th save.
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When the Fake News Media overturns the cutouts, you must repeatedly set down more-acceptable-sounding Quid Pro Quo cards.
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It's also misleading to treat most series, even the greats, like fully formed wholes set down according to careful design.
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As waiters set down plates of lamb and risotto, Nott checked his phone and found a series of text messages.
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As we set down a corridor whose end we could barely see, we felt like toddlers lurching toward their destinations.
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His take on the controversial meeting: Next time, it might be a good idea to get things set down in writing.
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It's stable on your back, doesn't sway when stumbling over rocky trails, and stands up on its own when set down.
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Giulia set down some spaghetti—still warm but not overly so, seasoned in the pan with garlic, oil, and lemon zest.
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But for many business arrangements, it is difficult to set down all that is required of each party in all circumstances.
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So when the overwhelmingly awesome prospect of food is set down before them, many baby dogs choose to eat and exercise.
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Moving to Delaware was no exception; I made my bed, set down roots, and met as many people as I could.
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Drivers pick up and set down customers anywhere they like, often without pulling over, imperilling the passengers and blocking the road.
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If I'm in the park or at the beach, it's set down somewhere, doing what it's designed to do: blast music.
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Stefanos Tsitsipas fought back from a set down to overcome Bolivia's Hugo Dellien 23-26 24-13 21-216 224-5.
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Mengden gave up a one-out double to Jeimer Candelario in the first inning but set down the next two batters.
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Then on Friday he was a set down against strutting Greek stylist Tsitsipas before unleashing a furious onslaught to claim victory.
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He struck out the side in the sixth and needed just four pitches to set down the Diamondbacks in the eighth.
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The principles set down in the resulting Belmont Report reflect the moral dimensions of human research that now govern this work.
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Forsythe eventually reached third with one out, but Liriano set down the next two batters to keep it at 1-1.
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It&aposs the key to being able to achieve all the other financial goals that you&aposll set down the line.
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Cherix played Albert Ammons's 1936 classic "Boogie Woogie Stomp" on his phone (Mondrian loved jazz), and Temkin set down the flowers.
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The Tigers then loaded the bases with a walk, single and hit batsman before Bauer set down James McCann on strikes.
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The differences lie in the fact that President Trump and most congressional Republicans have set down certain conditions for a deal.
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The pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has repeatedly refused to accept a series of preconditions set down by Sinn Fein.
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Kurtzman, the Supreme Court set down a strict test for determining when the government's involvement in religious matters violates the Constitution.
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The center booster, which will go higher and farther, is to set down on a floating platform in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Bautista Agut came back from a set down to beat Hungarian qualifier Marton Fucsovics 217-220 216-33(23) 27-25.
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A waiter set down bread—a pink hibiscus brioche and a coca-leaf bun, served with coca butter and quinoa tofu.
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Many illegal boats, which don't conform to the rules set down by relevant regional fisheries management organizations, also operate in the waters.
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In order to take down the evils plaguing Tokyo 26XX, you must first earn points by completing objectives set down for you.
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But the visual language of the acid trip, as it emerged, drew on templates that had been set down a generation earlier.
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He threw 51 pitches in the first two innings but set down the final 10 batters he faced, including six by strikeout.
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They then laid stones atop makeshift memorial stars outside the building, a traditional Jewish mourning ritual, and also set down white flowers.
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The downside here is that some bags fall over when set down on the floor and not all mesh is mildew resistant.
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Especially with the Unloved and Weeded Out stuff, where things felt more fully realized when we finally set down to record them.
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In the fifth, he set down the Astros in order, getting another strikeout and putting himself in position to earn the win.
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In August, a United Nations working group set down principles that could be used to guide future international regulations on lethal autonomy.
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When the English mystic Margery Kempe set down her observations and adventures in "The Book of Margery Kempe," she apparently dictated it.
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The brisket was plunked into a large copper-bottomed Revere Ware skillet (she had the whole set, down to the smallest saucepan).
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Cara Buckley from the Times reported that McDormand had momentarily set down her award while talking to someone at the Governors Ball.
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The group, an assortment of Filipinos and foreigners, set down golf balls on the sandbars to practice their swings before sunset. Pock!
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Nevertheless, NASA felt it necessary to set down their beakers of rocket fuel or whatever and clear the air on the issue.
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On June 14th the 750,000-tonne Hebron platform was set down on the seabed of the Grand Banks, providing icebergs with another target.
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In short, for ages people have been getting mad at me the second I set down a packet of cigarettes on the table.
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They can move 20 tons of cargo and set down on nearly any flat surface, including sand, snow and water, the company said.
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"The conditions set down by then Treasurer Costello are in Australia's national interest and remain necessary and appropriate," Morrison said in a statement.
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Escobar tripled to right-center with one out in the eighth but was left stranded as Jimenez set down the next two batters.
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Upon returning home, he began to set down some of these stories to paper, translating some of his experiences into his fantasy epic.
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Here, PIBOT works like a standard autopilot, following the rules set down in the handbook of whichever aviation authority has to approve it.
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Bulelani Magwanishe, chair of parliament's portfolio committee on justice and correctional services, said the committee had provisionally set down a meeting for Sept.
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" Instead, her job, as she saw it, was to "set down essential truth rather than fact of detail, which is so often misleading.
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It's likely that you set down your beach towel, lather up with sunscreen, lay down, and close your eyes open up your email.
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Addison Reed pitched a scoreless eighth, and Familia set down the first two batters in the ninth before Myers homered to left-center.
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Under the draft policy, the Treasury would coordinate its borrowing with the central bank, and this coordination would be set down in law.
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Lynn had set down 12 consecutive batters before four straight Diamondbacks reached base in the fifth inning to break a 1-1 tie.
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Facebook didn't just clear a little shelf space on the news feed for live video — it set down a big flashy floor display.
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My server set down the glasses on a placemat that said a little about the wines and the sweets that went with them.
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Salazar (234-22016) retired 913 consecutive batters in the middle innings and set down 291 of the final 213 Twins hitters he faced.
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In the day's earlier semi-final, Hibino recovered from a set down to beat Romanian Mihaela Buzarnescu 4-6 6-0 6-3.
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MP: In 33, under the guidance of the EFF, we set down a transparency report that said how we interact with law enforcement.
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I wanted somewhere we could set down roots," Washington tells CNBC Make It. "I look at it as a utility, not an investment.
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Halep, the second seed, fought back from a set down to defeat Polona Hercog, ranked 93rd, 43-7, 7-6 (21), 22007-236.
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Wang will face Russia's Anna Blinkova, who came back from a set down to beat Romania's Mihaela Buzarnescu 1-6 6-63 6-3.
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Rather, embassy staff had a right to set down basic conditions for Assange, who took asylum in the country's cramped consulate six years ago.
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The Altgalley Hover Chopsticks eliminate the need to have a separate chopstick rest to prevent the tips from touching the surface when set down.
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Five weeks of working up north was nearly over and the whole crew was about to decamp to the larger set down in Mexico.
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Marterer, ranked 69th in the world, rallied back from a set down to beat home favorite Gael Monfils 2-6 6-4 6-4.
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Yesterday, we didn't know how exactly Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker convinced the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer to set down roots in the state.
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Marked by a bright, colorful, slightly angular style, Oswald and his team are often the first to set down the look of a movie.
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The trial date set down in June has been criticized for coinciding with the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, when Muslims will be fasting.
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"The Year of Living Biblically," for example, described his efforts to abide by the over 700 rules he finds set down — by, well, Whom?
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What Romney did that is distinct is he set down a marker before he took office in a way he did not have to.
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Nor has anyone more scrupulously set down what people said in such forums, at openings, or in intimate studio or bar conversations than Sandler.
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Some of the guests set down their beers and helped carry panels of Sheetrock to the driveway, in the middle of the fifth inning.
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It might also require a director willing to tinker with Orange's expedient Grand Guignol ending, one less willing to simply burn the set down.
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American teenage sensation Coco Gauff rallied from a set down to beat Sorana Cirstea 43-6 6-3 7-5 in a thrilling encounter.
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Instead, the ship arrived on July 22019, right as Beijing set down 25 percent tariffs on $34 billion worth of U.S. goods, including soybeans.
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Ken Urban's "Nibbler," about teenagers in suburban New Jersey, is the kind of play that doesn't know where to set down its lunch tray.
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Lunsford set down a letter from the state of California showing the database match between Anderson's DNA and the profile found on the victim's fingernails.
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Barack Obama set down red lines against the use of chemical weapons in Syria, but was not prepared to use force to back them up.
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He will next meet Germany's Alexander Zverev, who came back from a set down to beat Frenchman Richard Gasquet 4-6 6-2 7-5.
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You're obviously breaking the terms and conditions set down by Sony, Microsoft and whoever else too, which means no technical help if something goes wrong.
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Like many of Dignity Health's California facilities, the hospital abides by "ethical and religious directives" set down by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
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He set down his first drafts in pencil, made corrections in ink, then typed up the result on a manual typewriter, whose rhythm he loved.
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He threw 93 2/3 innings of no-hit baseball, as he walked Rizzo to start the first and set down the next 17 Cubs.
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The flight, carrying 14 passengers and two crew, sustained damage to its landing gear as it set down at Gander International Airport, Air Canada said.
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And given threat of current Russian ICBM and SLBM production, Russia will in 85033 eclipse the numerical limits set down in the2011 New Start Treaty.
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InSight, the NASA lander that set down on Mars in November 2018, is a shortening of Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport.
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Protesters, for their part, recalled seeing one soldier set down his rifle and helmet, abandon his place in line and come over to their side.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The United States Open champion Naomi Osaka was a set down again at the Australian Open and looking for a bit of inspiration.
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China earlier this year successfully set down its Chang'e-4 robotic spacecraft on the far side of the moon, the first nation to do so.
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It is kept by the winning team and, immediately after the game, set down at the grave of their choice to honor that person's memory.
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A Russian amateur may have also spotted Mars 3, the Soviet spacecraft that set down on Mars in 1971, although that identification was not conclusive.
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The U.S. set down red lines for the offensive Thursday that would trigger economic sanctions, including ethnic cleansing and indiscriminate fire directed at civilian populations.
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Meanwhile, Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova scripted a memorable upset when she came back from a set down to oust Bencic 21-6 6-1 6-1.
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Also, the law as set down by no less an authority than Shakespeare dictates that the guy who tries to kill the king must perish.
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Working on six days' rest, Martinez set down 25 of the 20 batters he faced and never allowed more than one runner on in an inning.
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Its little companion will set down on the planet itself, helping to figure out how future Martian missions can safely enter the atmosphere by crash-landing.
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Jones recounts several anecdotes from Lucas' time at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts, where he ignored rules set down by his instructors.
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They have a small but robust literary community in a city still affordable enough that young people — even writers — can afford homes and set down roots.
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Once the rover lands on the planet's surface, it will then find a good place to set down the copter, deploy it, and then roll away.
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Our coaches set down a pretty good system for us, and it's up to us as players to pay attention to details and execute that system.
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Of course, that's the ideal moment for Lady Gaga to set down her beer and confirm the longstanding rumor that she is engaged to Chris Carino.
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The 28-year-old Pavlyuchenkova fought back from a set down to take a 5-7, 6-4, 6-2 win against another Russian, Varvara Gracheva.
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Previously, the bot relied on miniature tripod on its base for landings — but that meant it could only set down on the top of flat surfaces.
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The measure came 26 years after the Civil Rights Act, which set down landmark laws against discrimination based on gender, race, and religion, among other factors.
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Closer Ian Kennedy gave up three hits and one run to open the ninth, but set down the next three batters to earn his 18th save.
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Establishing himself in the small town of Longchamps, in the province of Buenos Aires, Vincenzo set down the roots of yet another family of Italo-Argentinos.
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Keynes was acutely aware of it when, in the early 1940s, he set down his thoughts on how global trade might be rebuilt after the war.
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Sports Briefing | Tennis Lucie Safarova came from a set down Saturday to defeat Sam Stosur, 23-6, 6-1, 6-4, in the Prague Open final.
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Herbert Feis and Arthur Schlesinger Jr., both of whom had worked for the U.S. government, set down these lines of analysis in the 1950s and '60s.
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When she set down the LongHorn Outlaw rib-eye, my server asked me to cut into it to see if it was cooked to my liking.
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Since a living room is often well trafficked, you should probably have ample places to set down your drinks, books, and other items, Ray told Insider.
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After giving up a single to the first batter, Josh Harrison — who was erased by a double play — Phelps set down 13 batters in a row.
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Not being the backpacking type, I prefer to set down roots temporarily in a city for the opportunity to live like a local for a time.
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An impenetrable black surface lends a house an imposing aura of intrigue and depth: It's like an antiquity set down on the landscape with no explanation.
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Mixed Doubles Final Nikola Mektic and Barbora Krejcikova recovered from a set down to beat the higher-seeded Henri Kontinen and Gabriela Dabrowski in the semifinals.
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Senators have still not set down the final rules governing the trial, leaving an opening for Democrats to keep pounding the drum for their preferred trial.
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He noticed a white speck on the lunar surface that was about two-thirds of a mile from where Vikram was supposed to have set down.
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Story made it 453-3 with a leadoff homer in the ninth off closer Greg Holland, who set down the next three for his 14th save.
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At one point she set down her coffee as I was talking, and she brushed her hair to the side and looked me straight in the eye.
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Skaggs struck out three and walked one, retired the side in order in four of his seven innings and set down the final 10 batters he faced.
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Pack away your red jumpsuit, set down that white bunny and return your golden scissors — Jordan Peele is begging fans not to show him your Us costumes.
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This time, one of the landing legs failed to lock, and the booster tipped over as it attempted to set down on a platform in the Pacific.
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As far as the issues themselves go, the Kerry speech largely refrained from the detailed parameters that President Bill Clinton set down, instead wisely identifying broad principles.
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The right-hander's multi-pitch arsenal baffled the Brewers — who batted eight lefty hitters — as he set down 10 straight from the second through the fifth innings.
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I decide to take a break for a while, but before that I set down on a nearby planet to find a spot to save my progress.
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Prosecution lawyers said they were making inquiries about the possibility of delaying the trial, which has been set down for May 4, by three or four weeks.
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John Hicks had a one-out double in the fifth but Yarbough then set down Travis Demeritte on a pop fly and Jake Rogers on a strikeout.
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Turns out, that was all she ever really needed: to have the ability to set down what she could contribute, and then walk away from it all.
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He set down the final six batters he faced and improved to 6-2 with a 1.09 ERA against the Yankees, including a pair of postseason wins.
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Like the foundation he runs — which was established in Ohio and then relocated to Miami in 1990 — he has set down deep roots in Florida's largest city.
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He drew the bases-loaded walk in the fifth that gave the Yankees their first run after Bauer had set down the first 12 batters he faced.
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After giving up a single to the game's first hitter, Josh Harrison — who was erased by a double play — Phelps set down 28 batters in a row.
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The long curve of each man's back is continuous with the line of the sack slung from his shoulder and set down behind him on the ground.
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At the center of the battle are not prices or sauce recipes, but cryptic interpretations of holy law set down in ancient Aramaic thousands of years ago.
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So now, when I set down to play a massive RPG such as Fallout 4 or Skyrim, I sketch out my character's motivations during the creation process.
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But of course slave owners denied Africans the right to read or write , creating laws that made it impossible to set down proof of one's inner life.
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"It's vital that extradition arrangements in Hong Kong are in line with the rights and freedoms set down in the Sino-British joint declaration," the spokesman said.
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Called Clips, the little device can be held, clipped, or set down while it uses artificial intelligence and facial recognition to "capture beautiful, spontaneous images" of your life.
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Both parties have questioned the strict mortgage lending standards the bureau has set down, arguing the standards have shut some credit-worthy borrowers out of the housing market.
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The Tigers had runners on the corners in the sixth with one out, but Bauer struck out Niko Goodrum and set down James McCann on a fly ball.
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As were the streets of South Philly, where a sizable Asian community has set down roots in the red brick row homes and narrow streets of South Philadelphia.
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Mars and the other planets of our Solar System certainly aren't the only examples of places where humanity has set down a flag in the science fiction world.
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After Tim Beckham struck out, and pinch hitter Danny Valencia was intentionally walked, and Duke got his third strikeout of the inning when he set down Craig Gentry.
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Another person on a full-time salary with benefits must then set down art-piece ceramic plates that are perfectly selected to flatter the next two-mouthful course.
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To those who will set down the story of the Warriors, their ascendance will be truly complete if they can defeat their spiritual big brother in the playoffs.
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Playing in front of a boisterous crowd that overwhelmingly favored Puig, a Miami resident, Collins relied on her power and savvy to come back from a set down.
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British lawmakers voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to seek a delay in Brexit, which means the March 29 departure date set down in law is likely to be missed.
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Beresheet aimed to set down within the northeastern section of a lava plain known as the Sea of Serenity, chosen largely because it is flat with few craters.
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Both Offred in "The Handmaid's Tale" and Aunt Lydia in "The Testaments" wonder if anyone will ever read the words they set down, if their stories will matter.
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Osaka ultimately came back from a set down to overhaul Hsieh and went on to claim her second Grand Slam title with another stormy victory over Petra Kvitova.
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In a rematch of Hobart International final in January, Buzarnescu fought back from a set down to get revenge and set up the biggest match of her career.
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Representative Wayne Owens, Democrat of Utah, hoped "we will set down a standard for presidents and future wars, that something positive will come out" of the sad proceeding.
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He set down a piece of slate bearing a thin triangular slice of what looked like watermelon, neatly cut to leave a sliver of green along the side.
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There is no supporting cast and there are no special lights, just the object itself, set down, more interesting for what it means than for how it looks.
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Sensors can detect whether a phone has been set down on a hard surface such as a table or dropped lightly on a soft one such as a bed.
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It's also possible that the government hasn't changed policies, and is just fighting more of the individual cases that fall under the process set down in the 2009 settlement.
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So, again, robust enforcement decisions that get upheld by jurisprudence are sorely needed to define and set down firm red-lines about how people's data can be respectfully handled.
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A magnetically-attached stylus would presumably make the tablet awkward to set down on a table, and it could also just make holding the table in portrait feel weird.
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The NGOs said a conference that did not "set down strict and clear conditions and outcomes" might only embolden the warring parties at a time when restraint was needed.
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"I mean I can't believe I'm champion at 20," Ostapenko, the first woman to win the title from a set down since Jennifer Capriati in 2001, said on court.
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The judges did not find bulk collection itself to be in violation of the convention but noted that such a regime must respect criteria set down in case law.
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It will also befall China to set down a fresh starting point for negotiations in the weeks ahead as Beijing celebrates the 40th anniversary of reform and opening up.
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But, in comments to reporters on the South Lawn afterward, Trump set down markers that seemed to shift the US position in ways analysts said could undermine Washington's leverage.
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I decided to write Skyfaring, a book about flying, in order to set down for myself some of the remarkable details of the job I'd dreamed of since childhood.
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Sally Kaplan, editor:I love playing with Speks — they give me something quiet to fidget with when I'm thinking, and they're easy to set down and return to later on.
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Murray's position was confirmed again Sunday when Djokovic stormed from a set down to thrash him, 3-6, 6-1, 83-2, 6-4, in the French Open final.
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Belisle needed just nine pitches to set down the middle of San Francisco's lineup in the eighth before Kintzler worked a 21997-212-216 ninth for his 21th save.
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He then set down 212 in a row between the third and seventh and retired the final four batters he faced after a pinch-hit single by Chase d'Arnaud.
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Some of those tapes, she said, have been to prison and back — cassettes on which her budding-songwriter self set down in music the fraught emotions she couldn't speak.
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It's wonderful to set down a generous platter for guests to share with goat leg that has been tended to for hours and obe ata spooned over the top.
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Fifth seed Kenin was eliminated by Kazakh Elena Rybakina, who came back from a set down to win 228-212(213) 216-249 260-23 in exactly two hours.
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Third seed Naomi Osaka also had a difficult outing as she came back from a set down to beat American Sofia Kenin 6-7(3) 6-3 6-1.
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Accompanied by cornerbacks Mackensie Alexander and Trae Waynes, Newman set down his daily cup of black tea, the only caffeine he ingests, on a table in the front row.
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"It is vital that Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and the rights and freedoms set down in the Sino-British Joint Declaration are respected," May said in parliament.
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And then near the end when you're done, I slowly slowed the set down to about 83 beats per minute when you're ready for whatever you do after chili.
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DeSousa likens the overall effect of Brasília as a kind of spaceship set down in the jungle, self-contained, ultra-designed, and in high contrast to its natural setting.
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The men entered the restaurant and set down what appeared to be a paint can or pail, which exploded after they fled, Sergeant Matt Bertram told the New York Times.
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This particular version of the story is specific to North Idaho, and to the particular type of conservatives who have flocked here to set down roots in its rural soil.
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As things currently stand, CYBG has until 1700 GMT on 18 June to make a firm offer or walk away from Virgin, under rules set down by Britain's Takeover Panel.
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Musicians dressed in vibrant colors set down their instruments in a mark of respect and sound systems that had been booming out Caribbean and other music were briefly turned off.
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Next week, Bach and his committee must ratify the decision of the I.A.A.F. Perhaps with an eye toward uncertainty, Coe set down survey sticks on Friday that demarcated his power.
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That means surrounding food with a choreographed theater of luxury in which every course requires a skilled server to set down fresh cutlery and then return with clean wine glasses.
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Chris Davis' run-scoring single in the ninth extended Baltimore's lead to 5-3, Givens set down the side in order in the ninth to close out his sixth save.
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This follows another by-election, also set down for December, for the Nationals leader and former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce's seat of New England in regional New South Wales.
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The UniverSoul Circus, which will set down later this month in Roy Wilkins Park, in Jamaica, Queens, is the most audience-participatory circus in the world, according to its advertising.
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Defending champion Kvitova reeled off the last five games to set up a meeting with long-time rival Agnieszka Radwanska to came from a set down to beat Daria Gavrilova.
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But the range of stakeholders has many lawyers doubting whether the DHFL case can be resolved within the 330-day time limit for the process now set down in law.
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It was as if they'd been picked up off their feet and set down in another place, and from their new vantage point, light didn't shine as brightly toward harmony.
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Hayabusa2 had been designed to set down on Ryugu within an accuracy of 164 feet to collect its sample, but there was no clear swath big enough on the asteroid.
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Some eight minutes after launch, a pair of sonic booms rocked the area as the two side boosters set down in near synchrony on two landing pads at Cape Canaveral.
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Our mountain hamlet was quiet, too quiet, everyone panting for tourists and the crisp green bills they set down upon our quaint streets, paved off the backs of gold miners.
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Brady will next play top seed Simona Halep who downed Aryna Sabalenka 3-6 6-2 6-2 after coming back from a set down for the second consecutive match.
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They're not making enough daughter cells to colonize - or cover - the whole region of the skin that needs to be covered by the time the pigmentation pattern is set down.
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The musical's book, by Alexander Dinelaris, mostly follows the blueprint set down in Lawrence Kasdan's screenplay (not his finest hour, but never mind), though many small elements have been tweaked.
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The 15-year-old American hit back from a set down, saving a match point in the process, to reach the fourth round of the world's most prestigious tennis championships.
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Your pristine worktable nearby — which is just your patio furniture with a small half moon of snow cleared to set down your tongs and your potent bourbon Manhattan, two cherries.
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Companies like AT&T and Verizon told the FCC in official comments earlier this month that Congress should set down the final limits on how they can manage their web traffic.
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When you look at the world as a writer, you see it as a set of phenomena to be captured, contemplated, transformed and set down for others to recognize and absorb.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has set down a long list of conditions Russia must meet for the next four years to avoid having a doping-related suspension reinstated.
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With the Note 83, Samsung's building on top of the software blocks it already set down with its previous flagships instead of flinging a dozen new silly ideas at the wall.
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In the Treasury's most recent review in October, China met only one of three criteria set down by the United States before it can label the communist country a currency manipulator.
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Just two weeks out of the hospital, they wrote the song "Cursed and Blessed," and set down a path of processing big questions about life, connection, and identity through their work.
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One realtor, who's very well connected in the area, tells TMZ the buzz is that Michelle might be scoping out the neighborhood and/or that particular house to set down roots.
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Curious shoppers appear to set down their Best Buy deals or whatever to gather and watch fellow Black Friday pilgrims pummel one another like a bad Jingle All the Way reboot.
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Regardless of whether the panel advances a budget, Democrats are expected to set down markers in the fight over raising the legal spending caps, which will govern this year's appropriations process.
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When Mr. Kaysen, now 36, returned to the Twin Cities in 2014, it was as one of the most impressively credentialed culinary talents ever to set down roots in his hometown.
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"It is vital that those extradition arrangements in Hong Kong are in line with the rights and freedoms that were set down in the Sino-British joint declaration," May told parliament.
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" Carr's professor then quotes extensively from what he presents as de Sable's own account, which contains "quirks of diction and spelling that I transcribe here as they were originally set down.
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The judge also set down a hearing for July 4 to consider a request for Vedanta and the directors of KCM to be represented by Lusaka-based law firm Nchito & Nchito.
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SpaceIL was originally aiming to win a $20 million Google Lunar X Prize as the first private robotic craft to set down on the moon, but the deadline passed last year.
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A card is set down in front of you before each new course arrives at Atomix, the tasting-menu restaurant in Murray Hill run by Junghyun Park and his wife, Jeungeun.
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Tomic, firing 19363 aces, outlasted American Denis Kudla 7-6(8) 7-5 and Garin came from a set down to top Uruguayan Pablo Cuevas 4-6 6-4 6-2.
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But Americans do, having suddenly and belatedly awakened to turmeric's health benefits, some 3,19403 years after they were first set down in the Atharva Veda, one of Hinduism's foundational sacred texts.
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Sixth seed Tsitsipas battled back from a set down to defeat top seed Djokovic 26-24 26-23 63-26 to register his first victory over a reigning world number one.
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But it's a prime example of putting something on the table in advance of the floor debate to set down a marker -- and perhaps provide a baseline for consideration next week.
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When served at a table, dishes are often set down in front of diners without comment; the server waits to see if the guest wants to know the ingredients before tasting.
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In a match that lasted 2 1/2 hours, fourth seed Goerges rallied from a set down, producing 10 aces and breaking Petkovic's serve five times on the way to victory.
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After my order was taken and my drink was set down, I was fully left alone with my reflection, and the protective film over my emotional sore spots started to disintegrate.
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The guidelines replace policies set down by the Obama administration last year that called for automakers to submit safety assessments of their self-driving models before testing them on public roads.
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Despite soil's connection to climate change, carbon sequestration in soil was never mentioned in the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, which set down broad greenhouse gas emission reduction targets for the world's nations.
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Zhang's victory on Center Court came only hours after 18-year-old wildcard Wang Xiyu rallied from a set down to oust Romanian Sorana Cirstea 3-6 6-1 6-1.
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HIGHWAVE Noise-Canceling Wireless Headphones — $134.993 See Details These futuristic headphones offer a stunning 98% noise-cancelation, plus truly "smart" technology that automatically knows to pause when they're removed or set down.
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All the keepers had to do was set down a tub full of water and the 7-month-old cub just plopped himself right in for a good rub-a-dub-dub.
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Belgian fourth seed David Goffin battled back from a set down and saved two break points in the decider to beat local hope Robin Haase 3-6 7-6(5) 6-4.
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He set down his phone to talk to a nurse who was at first concerned at the white spatters on his pants and skin, and then less so when she smelled them.
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And when he set down the side in the ninth there was a big sigh of relief from the dugout that might have been heard over the huge roar in the stands.
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In the semi-final, the Swiss will meet former U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro who came from a set down to defeat Viktor Troicki 4-6 6-1 6-4.
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Kuznetsova again got the better of Radwanska, having lost just once in eight meetings with the Pole, as she came back from a set down to win a near three-hour battle.
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We won't know until summer of 2019 where it's going to set down, and then if all goes well it'll launch in July 2020 and arrive at Mars in March of 2021.
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He is set to meet Feliciano Lopez in the next round after the Spanish veteran rallied from a set down to beat Hungary's Marton Fucsovics 24-26(24) 26-33 23-23.
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The CMA anticipates implementing the relevant provisions of the IPA once the Home Office has concluded its planning, and in accordance with any guidance and policies set down by the Home Office.
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The feature will filter out ads based on the quality standards set down by the Coalition for Better Advertising, an industry group over which Google is said to have an enormous sway.
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And while there are no signs of life of any sort, I do spot the ruins of an ancient building, suggesting I'm not the first one to set down on this moon.
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The figure was communicated in recent meetings between Iranian and Western officials, including Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, but has not been set down in writing, four European diplomatic sources said.
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A successful definition of insider trading should set down a line bright enough that juries will be able to apply it consistently and market participants will know when they are crossing it.
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The vote makes it likely that the March 5003 departure date set down in law, which May has repeatedly emphasised, is likely to be missed, although it is unclear by how long.
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Continuing to pay for time away from the children I would cheerfully die for is, apparently, more important to me than trying to set down roots in the place they were born.
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Testimony ended Thursday with a video seeming to show Mr. Rahimi and a woman enter his backyard, where Mr. Rahimi set down an object on his grass, lit it and backed away.
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Having become the sixth player to beat Nadal and Federer at the same tournament — Federer from a set down in the semifinals — Goffin had every reason to be confident after drawing even.
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Kenin counter-punched her way back from a set down against Muguruza to win her first major at the Australian Open with a 4-6 6-2 6-2 win on Saturday.
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CrowdCheck has found that almost none of the companies that have been listed so far are fully in compliance with even the basic rules set down by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Mr. Tsarnaev and his older brother set down two pressure-cooker bombs packed with nails and BBs in a crowd that had gathered to cheer on marathon runners on April 13, 2013.
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The third seed rallied from a set down to win her previous two matches but the 13-year-old wasted no time seizing control of her semi-final against Wimbledon champion Muguruza.
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After giving up a leadoff single to Trea Turner in the first, Syndergaard (10-7) set down the next 16 batters before Andrew Stevenson's one-out pinch-hit single in the sixth.
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When an Osprey set down last week on a sports ground in Hakusui village on Kyushu, the first person out was a U.S. Marine Corps photographer taking pictures of Japanese troops unloading supplies.
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Wissanu said the conclusion of the junta's election timeline could not be clearly set down as a new constitution, a key part of the junta's plans to restore democratic rule, is being amended.
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The Speaker's decision was based on precedents set down by the Bible on parliamentary procedure, "Erskine May", against holding repeated votes in the same parliamentary session on a matter already decided by MPs.
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In the other semi-final, Harrison came back from a set down to end the dream run of Australian wildcard Alex De Minaur in a 4-6 7-23(5) 6-4 victory.
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They then set down for a cup of long jing (dragon well) – a delicate green tea – to share a convivial moment that included Mr. Xi's interest in his American guest's daily exercise routine.
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Facebook won particular praise for reviewing most complaints within a 28.23-hour target timeframe set down in a code of conduct agreed in December by the European Commission, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube.
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The database entries suggest the rocket company, founded by the tech mogul Elon Musk, is looking for relatively flat, warm, and hazard-free places to set down its coming launch vehicle, called Starship.
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Mladenovic and Garcia then teamed up to beat Bertens and Richel Hogenkamp, coming from a set down to win 4-6 6-3 6-13 in a nail-biting climax to the weekend.
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Hyun-Jin Ryu, the Dodgers' left-handed starter, had set down seven in a row — including the first two batters in the fifth on just three pitches — while nursing a 22-21 lead.
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Paul Mangwana, the ruling party's legal affairs secretary and one of Mnangagwa's lawyers said Chamisa would now be required to respond to Mnangagwa's application before the matter is set down for a hearing.
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Back in the ancestral homeland of Michelle Obama, the architects of Jim Crow took great pains to set down the boundaries and define the roles of anyone living in the pre-modern South.
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In the third round last Friday, the 38-year-old clawed back from a set down to beat John Millman via a fifth set tie break in which he was trailing 8-4.
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Wildcard Clarke, 20, then booked a dream clash with eight-time champion Roger Federer after coming from a set down to get past Noah Rubin 4-6 7-5 6-4 6-4.
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"At this tournament, I'm the queen of losing the first set and then coming back," Jabeur, who has rallied back from a set down to win three of her four matches in Eastbourne, said.
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American third seed Madison Keys survived a surprisingly stern test from teenage compatriot Caroline Dolehide to reach the last eight, rallying from a set down for a 3-6 6-2 6-3 win.
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But by the time I heard a third student say "I am mixed-race, from a mixed-race family," I had set down my notebook and was perched at the edge of my seat.
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As the bartender set down my food, I recalled the most gruesome legend of the 596 Club: the time members of the Westies once rolled a severed head to-and-fro down the bar.
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With Steve McQueen's Hunger as a main reference for The Fits, she set down a detailed visual vocabulary with DP Paul Yee, in order to contrast the more flexible input from cast and crew.
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The 28-year-old Czech claimed her fifth WTA title of the season, as well as a tour-leading 37th match win of the year, as she came from a set down to triumph.
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FUNAFUTI, Tuvalu (Reuters) - Small Pacific islands nations at risk from rising sea levels lambasted Australia on Friday after it blocked moves at a regional forum to set down tough policies to combat climate change.
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Strasburg set down the heart of the Astros' order — Altuve, Michael Brantley and Bregman — on five pitches in the eighth, and he wound up yielding five hits and two walks while striking out seven.
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Visually, "Dietland" is a carnival of distortion, capturing the eating-disordered mind-set, down to its credit sequence, in which a cartoon Plum scrambles up a candy mountain, her body dwindling to a skeleton.
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Halep's withdrawal means world number four Garbine Muguruza will play in Sunday's final in Doha after the Spaniard came back from a set down to beat Caroline Garcia 3-6 6-23 6-4.
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For the Italian eating stint, Ms. Lohman cooked from an account set down by a social worker who observed the immigrant family for a week and recorded their meals, but not always the ingredients.
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Mr. Conroy set down his experiences in "The Water Is Wide," a book he originally intended to self-publish but submitted to a New York agent, Julian Bach, at the urging of a friend.
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Some of these people liked what they saw and decided to set down roots, eventually becoming part of the Chinese family and bringing with them an unequivocal preference for lamb, beef, noodles, and bread.
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Sam Querrey and Jack Sock had to rally from a set down to prevail over Simone Bolelli and Fabio Fognini as the United States defeated Italy 3-1 — though both teams failed to advance.
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Then we could set down our glasses, leave the patisserie, and make a sharp right and ascend the steep steps of the narrow Hodos Epimenidou, named after Epimenides, source of the famous liar paradox.
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Specifically, it plans to open an AWS-based data center in Frankfurt in the first half of next year, and it will set down more roots in Asia-Pacific, with offices in Sydney and Tokyo.
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Tsitsipas won two matches before facing the Canadian teen but even against world number 65 Jeremy Chardy in the round of 16 he struggled, coming from a set down to win with two tie breaks.
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He added that he saw little risk of the remaining 27 EU leaders opposing a delay to Britain's exit, currently set down as March 29, as long as Britain was serious about finding a solution.
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In 2014, however, they bought a second home, this time closer to Jenner – a $20 million estate in Hidden Hills, California, where they are planning to set down more permanent roots once renovations are complete.
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That said, there are a number of things that firms must get right – the right structures, capabilities, and practices – for their policies to fulfill the seven "C"s set down in the first article{bit.
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Weaver worked up to 97 mph with his fastball, mixing in a changeup and curveball to set down nine in a row until Wil Myers doubled to deep left with one out in the seventh.
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"We're seeing the fruits and wages of that fear as company after company beats these expectations that were set down months ago when it felt like the sky was falling," the "Mad Money" host said.
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BASEL (Reuters) - Greek third seed Stefanos Tsitsipas battled back from a set down to beat Serbia's Filip Krajinovic 26-23 63-26 26-23 in the quarter-finals of the Swiss Indoor championship on Friday.
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As a military spouse you are more or less tied to your partners schedule and are often not in one place long enough to set down roots let alone find a way to earn money.
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While Justin, 24, and Hailey also spend much of their time together in Los Angeles and New York City, it appears the Stratford-born pop star may be looking to set down roots in Canada.
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Moscow became the latest world city to attempt to regulate street art when it set down new rules in July which stated that all murals require prior approval from authorities as well as property owners.
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Japan's Kei Nishikori denied Grigor Dimitrov a 27th birthday win to progress to the third round, rallying back from a set down to beat the world number four 6-7(4) 7-5 6-4.
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In the top of the fifth, a single and an errant pickoff throw by Williams put a runner at second with no outs, but Williams set down the next three batters to preserve the shutout.
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He walked Cameron Maybin with one out but set down Austin Romine on a line drive and retired Brett Gardner on a popup with a full count to keep Voit in the on-deck circle.
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Seeking their second final in three years, Belgium went ahead with Goffin, the world number 12, coming from a set down to beat Millman, ranked 185, 26-22(26) 26-212 215-20153 22015-22003.
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Like our friend, succeeding beyond the wildest predictions of the universe while we watch on Facebook, Klay was set down in soil that was perfectly suited to make him bloom into something beautiful and unstoppable.
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I find my voice will no longer carry: it has set down its bags beneath an iron bench at an easement into the park and laid down on it, flat and cracked as peasant bread.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's male volleyball team settled early nerves to recover from a set down and beat Mexico in the first Olympic match for one of the host nation's best gold medal hopes.
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Catherine Bellis kept Tuesday from becoming a complete washout for the United States as the 18-year-old battled back from a set down to outlast Germany's Julia Goerges 4-6 6-3 6-2.
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Gabashvili will play Viktor Troicki in his first ATP Tour semi-final later on Friday after the Serbian defending champion came from a set down to beat Nicolas Mahut 4-6 6-3 6-3.
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One of the earliest attempts to codify soccer was at the University of Cambridge, in the eighteen-forties, around the same time that the first rules of rugby were set down, at the Rugby School.
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A Los Angeles court has set down a May 19 trial for Avenatti to face charges he defrauded clients of millions of dollars by diverting money they were to be paid to accounts he controlled.
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Well over 83 characters are set down in a continuously shrinking arena, where they can accumulate weapons and tools, build complex structures, and prepare for the battle that will determine to the be the winner.
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Mr. Bunning set down all 27 Mets batters at Shea Stadium on June 21, 1964, in the first game of a Father's Day doubleheader, striking out John Stephenson, a pinch-hitter, for the final out.
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In 1978, when she was 70, Gellhorn set down the best disaster stories from her lifelong peregrinations in "Travels With Myself and Another," a book that's as close as she came to writing a memoir.
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Bogle believed in keeping things simple and his example can be set down in simple terms for the vast majority of Americans: Belief in, and acceptance of, being average can be its own form of success.
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For instance, franchises have to abide by a few rules that can be set down in a contract, but get to keep the residual profits in exchange for a royalty fee paid to the parent firm.
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Kluber walked out, set down three Cubs quickly, and walked back, again and again, allowing himself a grin only when Terry Francona came out to remove him after a single at the start of the seventh.
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Both Italy and Malta are refusing to let the Sea-Watch 3, a ship operated by a German non-governmental organization (NGO), dock and set down the migrants who were rescued off Libya on Dec. 22.
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At the base's dining hall, witnesses said one attacker set down his weapon and pretended to guide soldiers to safety, only to lock the door behind him and set off a suicide vest in their midst.
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On her way to the final in Madrid, she won four straight three-set matches, toppling Agnieszka Radwanska, Caroline Garcia, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and Sorana Cirstea, coming back from a set down in three of those matches.
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At the Conservative Party's conference in Manchester, northern England, Hammond played down the importance of four new red lines set down by foreign minister Boris Johnson in a British newspaper that underlined the rifts in cabinet.
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Legal pot may reshape wine sales across the country as professionals, particularly women seeking to cut calories, set down their wine glasses and switch to cannabis, concludes a new analysis by one of Europe's biggest banks.
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Ranked 141st in the world after two years plagued by injury, Del Potro came back from a set down against Nadal to win the day, prevailing in a tense tie-break in the decisive third set.
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It is not clear from filings whether the request for privacy was something Ms. Lee had set down in her will or whether it was requested based on what her lawyers envisioned as her likely intention.
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While companies are simply following the rules set down by the U.N. and individual governments, Moriuchi believes the White House needs to do more to stop its homegrown technology getting into the hands of rogue regimes.
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By putting blackness and ideas of high technology together, Clinton set down a cornerstone for what would later be coined "afrofuturism"—an idea mainly centered around the concept that the future can and will be black.
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"Chicken Lady," along with "Inappropriate Longings" (1992), a large triptych hanging diagonally across from it, a metal bucket of leaves set down in front, are resolutely situated within a locale, rather than a state of consciousness.
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He served as Mr. Obama's special counsel for ethics and helped write the 2009 executive order upon which Mr. Trump based his 2017 order that set down rules for administration officials who have worked as lobbyists.
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A SpaceX Dragon capsule that set down in the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday after having been docked at the International Space Station since late July became the first such vehicle to do three of those trips.
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White House officials had hoped to further vex the journalists by having Mr. Trump announce news in Harrisburg, which would spoil their evening, forcing them to set down their forks and knives and go to work.
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Sanders' campaign said the makeup of their donors puts the Vermont independent in a good position to continue raking in contributions as the campaign heats up and they begin to set down stakes in new states.
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The majority said the Texas Court of Criminal appeals had misapplied Supreme Court standards set down in an earlier dispute over Bobby James Moore, who contends his intellectual disability makes him ineligible for the death penalty.
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Yet after fighting her way back into the match from a set down and then battling back to 4-4 from 4-1 down in the deciding set, the Australian-born Briton seemed to lose her composure.
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An ocean-spanning underwater sculpture garden 11 years in the making set down roots at the 57th Venice Biennale this month, and it isn't by Damien Hirst—it's eco artist Jason deCaires Taylor's latest surreal sunken statues.
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"While it is too soon to set down sector-wide regulations for this nascent field, it is vital that careful scrutiny of the ethical, legal and societal dimensions of artificially intelligent systems begins now," says the committee.
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Kave's first impressions of the Deborah Lippmann kit were great: The color was punchy and bright, and both the base and topcoats were incredibly thick, almost like professional gel, and set down to a regular polish look.
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Verlander, who struck out 11 while allowing two runs on six hits over six innings, surrendered three singles over his first five innings and set down Charlie Blackmon and DJ LeMahieu with haste to open the sixth.
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New York (CNN)As the two teenagers from Europe set down their mice and took their hands off their keyboards, they turned to each other in disbelief: They had just won $3 million playing a video game.
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The 6-foot 1-inch (185 cm) Pliskova fought back from a set down at Arthur Ashe Stadium to give Kerber, one of the best defensive players in history, a major scare in the grand slam final.
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After giving up a two-out single to Braun in the fourth, Minor resumed a string of quick outs and set down the next eight in a row before Braun singled with one out in the seventh.
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The First Men only left us runes on rocks, so everything we know about the Age of Heroes and the Dawn Age and the Long Night comes from accounts set down by septons thousands of years later.
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Ten years after Ellen came out to the world, I set down the same path and came out to myself (I might have done it sooner, but I had this funny idea that there would be consequences).
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Anett Kontaveit of Estonia, seeded 28th, rallied from a set down to beat Polish 18-year-old Iga Swiatek 24-26(24) 22018-274 241-11003 to secure her maiden quarter-final appearance at a Grand Slam.
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The Estonian 20193th seed saved 12 break points in a see-saw contest on Melbourne Arena as she battled back from a set down to book a last eight meeting with twice Grand Slam champion Simona Halep.
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But on Thursday, the second stop on a five-nation swing across Europe and Central Asia, Pompeo will set down in Kiev for a two-day visit, at a critical moment for relations between America and Ukraine.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Britain's Dan Evans came from set down to upset seventh seed and former U.S. Open champion Marin Cilic 3-193 7-5 6-3 6-3 in the second round of the Australian Open on Wednesday.
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The ship feels like it's more in line with the industrial stylings of the Nostromo, the crew is more blue collar and down-to-earth, and the mission is simple: set down on a planet and begin repopulating.
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Bautista Agut, whose previous titles came in 2014 when he was voted most improved player on the ATP tour, had reached the title-decider by coming from a set down to upset French second seed Jo Wilfried Tsonga.
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And, because of the (sometimes circuitous and languorous) route that Apple took to get here, you can actually still detach the keyboard and set down the Pencil and get an incredible tablet-based experience with the iPad Pro.
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S) 6-7(20173) 6-3 6-3 Barty rallied from a set down to overcome American teenager Amanda Anisimova and become the first Australian woman to reach a Grand Slam semi-final since Samantha Stosur in 2016.
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Gray became the second Colorado pitcher in as many nights to take a perfect game beyond the fourth inning, after German Marquez set down the first 16 hitters in the Rockies' 4-2 victory over Washington on Saturday.
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Burdened with this moral debt, whose interest payments I with my usual willingness took upon myself, I emerged into a new phase of my life—the one for the sake of which I have set down these confessions.
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After making his way to an upstairs balcony to show the trophy to fans who had assembled outside — "Everybody was screaming and yelling," said Tommy Kneeland, the restaurant's general manager — James set down Larry and enjoyed his meal.
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Wawrinka next faces France's 2008 finalist Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who ended the fairytale run of Britain's Dan Evans by coming from a set down to win 6-7(4) 6-7 6-4 6-4 on Hisense Arena.
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No. 1 seed Ashleigh Barty fought back from a set down to beat unseeded Danielle Collins 3-63, 6-1, 7-24 (26) on Friday and advance to the final of the Adelaide International in her native Australia.
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Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina, a finalist in the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships last weekend, kept the momentum rolling at the Qatar Total Open in Doha on Monday by rallying from a set down to defeat Romania's Sorana Cirstea.
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Thiem, who was forced to dig deep and come back from a set down in the semi-final against Karen Khachanov, broke Tsitsipas five times while dropping serve three times to lift his first ever title in Asia.
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Weaver set down 13 of the last 14 hitters he faced, with help from right fielder Adam Jones, who reached above the fence to take away a home run from Ronald Acuna Jr. to end the sixth inning.
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Yet the leniency of the sentences - five years compared to the maximum of 20 years set down in the law - could send a conflicting message to slave owners, said Carla Clarke, senior legal Officer at Minority Rights Group International.
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"You no longer have to set down your popcorn to change the channel, or spend time searching for what channel the game is on – just ask Alexa to do it for you," said Rob Pulciani, director of Amazon Alexa.
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Asked about the possible implications of free trade where Britain is outside the customs union, Hawes told lawmakers before May's speech that British-built cars may not comply with the criteria set down in the average free-trade deal.
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The president on Sunday set down a marker about how he wants the two countries to work together, warning that if China won't cooperate on limiting North Korea's nuclear ambitions, the U.S. would "solve" the problem on its own.
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Kravitz set down roots of his own in the Bahamas 30 years ago, but says nothing has been more rewarding than bringing smiles to the people around him, through his Let Love Rule Foundation and Levine's GLO Good Foundation.
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But on the privacy front at least, there will be no 21.63 year wait for the first GDPR enforcements, as Buttarelli notes was the case when Europe's competition rules were originally set down in 20173's Treaty of Rome.
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Also on Sunday, Australian Alex De Minaur rallied from a set down to beat Italian Marco Cecchinato 6-7(5) 6-1 6-2 and will next meet the winner of American Reilly Opelka and Borna Coric of Croatia.
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A group of documents from 1857 that set down some of the fundamental rules of baseball was acquired at auction Sunday by an unidentified buyer for $3.26 million, making it one of the highest-priced pieces of sports memorabilia.
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It featured three acts—the James Barker Band, Lauren Alaina, and Kip Moore—two of which have found chart success thanks in no small part to the path set down by Florida Georgia Line and their bro-country brethren.
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It was set down in front of Joshua, and as I looked around the table, now hushed, and saw the smiles on his friends' faces, I could almost see each of them as they might have been years earlier.
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The damage that Mr. Arpaio did to this state and to this community is incalculable, and he did it by flouting not only the law as set down in the Constitution but the law of human decency as well.
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Cooking a pig on the sidewalk as if it were your backyard plays into the idea that Il Buco is actually an Umbrian farmhouse somehow set down among the rackety cobblestones and shiny mega-million-dollar condos of NoHo.
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Egged on by raucous support from the home crowd, De Minaur showed the same determination and never-say-die attitude that helped him beat world No. 23 Alexander Zverev from a set down in Australia's opening tie on Friday.
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But on this National School Choice Week let's pledge to put differences aside — set down our pens and throttle down our tweets — and grab a school choice sign and yellow scarf and unite together on behalf of education freedom.
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Sabalenka, who rallied from a set down to beat Riske in the Shenzhen Open final earlier this year, started much more aggressively in Saturday's final as she claimed five of the first six games before sealing the opening set.
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If they already have cut-rate health insurance plans that do not meet the minimum standards set down by the Affordable Care Act, small businesses can keep them until the end of next year -- unless they make "major changes" to them.
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While the GDPR is a set of regulations that have been set down by the European Commission (the executive body of the European Union) for all 28 Member States, the NIS Directive has been open to more interpretation by individual countries.
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Cole Mahaffey, a Salem resident, set down a case of bottled water Wednesday he was carrying down the sidewalk and described the uneasy feeling of seeing the first alert arrive on his phone, with an ominous warning but no other information.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Defending French Open champion Garbine Muguruza had to claw her way back from a set down to survive a scare from talented Anett Kontaveit and move into the third round with a 6-7 6-4 6-2 win.
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But if this were true, if disease was the culprit, wonders Reséndez, why is there no mention of any major disease, much less pandemics, in the New World until 1519, a full 25 years after Columbus first set down on Hispaniola?
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In other early action, Belgian David Goffin, the 18th seed, defeated Spaniard Pablo Andujar 6-4 6-1, while Canadian 20th seed Denis Shapovalov came from a set down to beat Britain's Dan Evans 4-6 6-1 6-3.
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Washington (CNN)For nearly a quarter century, the US Supreme Court has set down constitutional protections for gay men and lesbians, a trend that reached a dramatic high point in its 2015 decision declaring a right to same-sex marriage.
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In one of the more expensive strikeouts of the season, Cleveland Indians left-hander Oliver Perez saw his 2020 contract option with the team vest when he came into Saturday's game against the Kansas City Royals and set down Ryan O'Hearn.
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For now this is strictly foundational work — no one is going to hire this drone to draw a Matterhorn on their house — but there's a lot of potential here if the engineering and control methods can be set down with confidence.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Highlights from day three of the Wimbledon championships on Wednesday (all times GMT): - Five-times champion Venus Williams came back from a set down to beat China's Wang Qiang 4-6 63-4 6-1 on Court One.
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But the central question facing Trump was how he would treat the majority of the 11 million illegal immigrants who have set down roots in their communities and obeyed U.S. laws, an issue that has bedeviled the immigration debate for years.
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Between 1966 and 33, five Surveyor probes had set down on the moon, providing hard proof that the regolith was firm enough to land on and allaying any fears that the astronauts might sink up to their chins in lunar quicksand.
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RUSADA is still deemed non-compliant by WADA but is now able to resume testing, under the supervision of international appointed experts and the UK anti-doping agency (UKAD), after meeting conditions set down by the global anti-doping body.
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At $20 million, the unit didn't come cheap, but after taking a look at the light-filled unit, its marble-accented bathrooms, and huge windows, anyone can see why Timberlake chose this spot to set down some Big Apple roots.
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NASA has turned to innovative devices like airbags, used to cushion the landings of the Spirit and Opportunity rovers in 2004, and a Rube Goldberg-esque "sky crane" system to set down the larger and heavier Curiosity rover in 2012.
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Another of the young guns, Zverev, had looked like wrapping up his match with Isner in straight sets after romping through the opener in under half an hour, but the defiant American took the second set down to a tiebreak.
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Later in the evening, Halep showed all her fighting qualities to come back from a set down to claim a 3-6 7-6(6) 6-3 win over U.S. Open champion Andreescu, saving a match point in the process.
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On record, it has set down roguish Haydn and poised Brahms, as well as Scandinavian folk music, a Dacapo release called "Wood Works," and an outstanding survey of first quartets by Thomas Adès, Per Norgard and Hans Abrahamsen, on ECM.
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Eickhoff set down 303 of 13 between the second and fifth innings before he was chased during a nine-pitch span opening the sixth in which Lucas Duda doubled and scored on a single by Walker, who scored on Conforto's hit.
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Barty became the first Australian woman in a decade to reach the quarter-finals at Melbourne Park when she rallied from a set down to beat former champion Maria Sharapova 4-6 6-1 6-4 on Rod Laver Arena.
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It was clear to all, after Layman's six minutes of playing time, that we would need to see him again soon, to prove that he was, in fact, one of the most dominant forces to ever set down onto hardwood.
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The standoff comes at a particularly volatile moment in the relationship between Iran and the West, after Tehran announced it had deliberately exceeded uranium enrichment limits set down in the ailing 2015 nuclear accord, which the U.S. abandoned last year.
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Can an empire like ours with military presence in over 170 countries around the globe, with trading relationships ... and security agreements in every continent, can it still be managed by the same principles that were set down 230-plus years ago?
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Set down on the white sand, the turtle used her foot-long, mosaic-patterned flippers to heave herself into the sea's frothy waves, seemingly eager for another chance to live a long life that could last up to 80 years.
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The one blemish on the mission was that the center booster, which was to set down on a floating platform in the Atlantic, slammed into the water instead, because some of the engines failed to ignite for the final landing burn.
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In an address to Mormon millennials in 2016, President Nelson defended a controversial church policy set down by President Monson that declared gay Mormon couples to be apostates, and barred their children from most religious rites until they turn 18.
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But when sexually abusive men start falling from the sky courtesy of a terrorist cell named Jennifer, Plum is hustled to the publication's beauty closet, where she's recruited into a feminist cabal and set down the path of self-acceptance.
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According to the scientific account, losing things represents a failure of recollection or a failure of attention: either we can't retrieve a memory (of where we set down our wallet, say) or we didn't encode one in the first place.
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Once Trump arrives and the phone is set down, the audio reveals a President who can speak with more coherence than we hear from him in public, but whose talking points and jokes don't vary much from his greatest hits.
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In a popular corridor east of San Diego, they repeatedly came upon stretches of desert that looked as if a funnel or wind devil had set down and annihilated any trace of animal or insect traffic on the sandy floor.
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Jansen struck out pinch-hitter Chris Heisey looking for the third out, and set down the side in the bottom of the ninth for the save after he fanned for the last out in the top of the frame with the bases loaded.
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Evans recovered from a set down to defeat Brazilian qualifier Thiago Monteiro 6-7 6-2 7-6 and will play Mischa Zverev, the German 63th seed who knocked Andy Murray out of the Australian Open in January, in the second round.
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The third-round battle between France's top title contenders will also resume with 15th-seed Gael Monfils leading 6-5 in the first set against Richard Gasquet, while American John Isner, the 21st seed, is a set down against Russia's Karen Khachanov.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 17 (Reuters) - American beach volleyball duo Kerri Walsh Jennings and April Ross came from a set down to beat Brazil 2-1 and clinch the bronze medal at the Rio Games on Wednesday in front of a hostile crowd.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's Alize Cornet dug deep to recover from a set down to defeat Italian Sara Errani 2-6 6-2 6-3 in a show of powerful baseline hitting on Sunday to progress to the second round of the French Open.
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"It's a very extreme challenge, set down from them — DSTL came up with the requirements — which is can you make something at this scale operate in high wind and difficult environmental conditions," says Caccia, discussing the MoD's requirements for the Skeeter drone.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic overcame nagging flu and a formidable examination from Marin Cilic, having to come from a set down to forge into the Paris Masters semi-finals with racket-smashing intensity and extend his winning streak to 21 matches on Friday.
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As the morning sun rose over the sprawling green grass of the White House lawn on Tuesday, a man — dressed as Pikachu — set down his bag and scaled the reinforced steel fence surrounding the temporary residence of the President of the United States.
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After securing buy-in from key elements of the leadership, Kim would have to socialize the decision to invalidate guidelines set down by Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il. After all, his father's legacy is directly tied to the nuclear program.
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Williams coasted past Naomi Osaka in the tournament quarterfinal on Friday, scoring a career-first victory against the 21-year-old in straight sets 6-3, 6-4, before coming back from a set down to top Marie Bouzkova in Saturday's semifinal.
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In that tournament in South Korea and Japan, England snuck out of Group F at the expense of Argentina – oh the memories – with the same record they've set down at Euro 2016: one win, two draws, a goal difference of plus one.
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J.B. Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra; Manfred Honeck, conductor (Reference) The most interesting and innovative Beethoven recording since these forces set down the Fifth and Seventh, this intense "Eroica" nods in the direction of tradition but sounds completely new, rethought from the ground up.
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Exactly when it will set down at its destination has not yet been announced — possibly in early January — but Chang'e-4 will provide the first close-up look at a part of the moon that is eternally out of view from Earth.
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" In one passage, she wrote that after he was stricken with polio, "he would ask to be lifted from the wheelchair and set down on the library floor so that he could further exercise his back and arms by crawling around the room.
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In recent weeks, as countries across the world have closed their borders or set down stringent entrance requirements, many people have found themselves stranded abroad, forced to choose where, and with whom, they want to be at a time of crisis and anxiety.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Sofia Kenin showed grit and combativeness on the way to her maiden Grand Slam title on Saturday, as the 210-year-old American fought her way back from a set down to beat Spain's Garbine Muguruza in the Australian Open final.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Petra Kvitova compared the atmosphere created by Greek Maria Sakkari's supporters on Rod Laver Arena to "a soccer match" but cut through the noise and battled back from a set down to reach the Australian Open quarter-finals on Sunday.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Danielle Collins overcame a slow start to book a maiden Grand Slam semi-final spot at the Australian Open when the unheralded American rallied from a set down to overcome Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova 2-6 7-5 6-43 on Tuesday.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Lucas Pouille rallied from a set down to overcome Borna Coric 6-7(4) 123-4 7-5 7-6(2) and advance to the Australian Open quarter-finals for the first time on Monday, decisively banishing his dreadful record at Melbourne Park.
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In doing so, the orders bolster the belief among privacy advocates that the FBI has routinely used NSLs to seek internet records beyond the limitations set down in a 2008 Justice Department legal memo, which concluded such orders should be constrained to phone billing records.
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Mannarino came back from a set down against Haase to clinch the decisive point with a 26-24 26-22(114) 223-23 21-7(2) 7-5 victory on Sunday to set up a last-eight tie with Italy, victors over Japan in Morioka.
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Roger Federer, a year older than Ferrer but enjoying a career renaissance, rallied from a set down to beat Moldovan surprise package Radu Albot 4-6 7-5 6-3 in a stuttering start to the 20-times Grand Slam champion's Miami Open campaign.
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On the ride home, with green goo dripping off my hair and onto the towel I'd set down on my chair, I kept secretly hoping to get pulled over because I was sure I had a story the police officer probably hadn't heard before.
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Our brains are far from perfect, and we'll have to afford similar allowances to AI.At the same time, a sentient machine, like any responsible human citizen, will still have to respect the laws set down by the state and honor the rules of society.
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In some cases what Panza had purchased was not a physical work of art but the right to fabricate one from industrial materials according to specifications the artist set down on paper, often under the assumption that more than one version might be produced.
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He belongs to one of Italy's most noble families — and they make their own prosecco The Passi de Preposulo family dates all the way back to the year 973, where the family set down roots in the Italian city Bergamo, which is near Milan.
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Simon's compatriot Pouille, who won the Stuttgart Open and Hungarian Open earlier this year, eased past Russian Daniil Medvedev 6-4 6-2 and will face Fognini, who came back from a set down to beat Spaniard Fernando Verdasco 2-6 6-4 6-2.
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Australian Matthew Ebden, competing in Halle at a career high ranking of 813, rallied from a set down to beat local hope Philipp Kohlschreiber 4-6 6-1 6-2 and will face Federer for the first time in his career in the last eight.
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James Jeffrey, a former U.S. ambassador to Turkey and Iraq who served as a deputy national security adviser to President George W. Bush, said that while Tillerson set down the broad parameters of a first comprehensive U.S. strategy for Syria, he left major questions unanswered.
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"I would make the point though that you cannot have an endless increase in buffers without it pushing it," he said, adding that "we'd be back to review" if there were further increases in the two main buffers set down by the country's central bank.
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For Wildlife Services, after a century of unregulated slaughter of America's native species, this could be the moment to set down the weapons, step out of the way, and let ranchers and scientists together figure out the best way for predators and livestock to coexist.
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As the Supreme Court has ruled, we can and should ban speech that leads to "imminent lawless action" but when dealing with opinion speech, even flaky and distasteful opinions, we should be very careful not to exceed the limits set down by the highest court.
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Sports Briefing | Tennis Rafael Nadal rallied from a set down and fought off a match point in the third set to beat Alexander Zverev, 26-73 (27), 26-23, 7-5, and reach the quarterfinals of the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif.
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Juventus has already shed the likes of Gianluigi Buffon and Stephan Lichtsteiner from its salary sheet this summer; at least one significant sale will be necessary if the club is not to transgress the spending rules set down by UEFA, European soccer's governing body.
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As useful as that may be in awakening some Americans to unpleasant realities, and much as others may enjoy the conflict itself for clarifying loyalties, the danger is that precedents too powerful for the good of the country will be set down in the process.
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The Queensland-born Barty delighted the crowd on Rod Laver Arena when she mounted a comeback from a set down to beat American Alison Riske 6-3 1-6 6-4 on Australia Day, which marks the 1788 arrival of British ships to the continent.
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However, following revised projections of UK economic growth following the outcome of the EU referendum, the bank has set down a revised strategic plan, which is set to reduce its cost base significantly, largely through closing branches, increasing digitalisation and reducing its work force.
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The 220-year-old recorded his third successive singles win in the revamped Finals at Madrid's La Caja Magica, beating John Millman 218-24(24) 403-240, but Alex De Minaur levelled the tie when he recovered from a set down to beat Denis Shapovalov.
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These winners all had in common the special qualities of great photo books: the pleasure of turning pages, the precision of thoughtful book design, the tactility of paper and the glow of the afterimages in the mind long after the book is set down.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Kevin Anderson rallied from a set down to beat Briton Cameron Norrie 27-26 25-23(22) 26-23 in the opening round of the Queen's Club championships on Monday, marking a successful return from an elbow injury that had kept him out since March.
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If pseudo-"refugee" programs, like CAM, were to be challenged for giving priority to people claiming to suffer mere domestic abuse or poverty, no doubt the Obama Administration would make the argument that they're merely following the standards set down over the years by our immigration courts.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Ashleigh Barty rallied from a set down to beat former world number one Maria Sharapova 21-6 6-1 6-4 at Melbourne Park on Sunday, becoming the first Australian woman in a decade to reach the quarter-finals at her home Grand Slam.
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"I accept that running all such decisions through the Court of Protection might not be the best way to make them, but that does not mean the lack of oversight set down as acceptable in this judgment is enough to safeguard people," he said in a statement.
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The 36-year-old Williams came from a set down to win the match 353-7(3) 6-2 6-3 to become the first player into Saturday's final, where she will meet younger sister Serena after she later routed Mirjana Lucic-Baroni 6-2 6-1.
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One who has is Pierre-Laurent Aimard, who is as committed to his Bach as he is to his Boulez; Mr. Aimard's recording on Deutsche Grammophon was set down well over a decade ago, but remains a model of clarity and intelligence, if not of introspection.
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It is only now, having been held to account by the Service to which I devoted the best years of my life, that I am driven in age and bewilderment to set down, at whatever cost, the light and dark sides of my involvement in the affair.
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Expanding on a tradition set down by improvisers like Ornette Coleman and James Blood Ulmer, he shows how blues, Southern gospel and German experimentalism can all be folded together in the increasingly esoteric language of avant-garde jazz, giving the music a sense of grounding and physicality.
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The Dutch hit back as Robin Haase recovered from a set down to beat Dan Evans but Britain emerged victorious as Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski beat Wesley Koolhof and Jean-Julien Rojer 6-4 7-6(6), saving two set points in the second set.
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Top qualifying seed Jil Teichmann saved two match points to beat Laura Siegemund 73-6 7-6(7) 7-6(5) while third qualifying seed Viktorija Golubic was ousted by unseeded Chinese Zhu Lin who came back from a set down to win 3-6 6-1 7-5.
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In January, responding to a series of high-profile shootings across the country, a group of law-enforcement leaders urged departments to adopt higher standards for the use of force than those set down by the Supreme Court, and to adopt methods to defuse volatile situations and avoid violence.
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" But, even as he bristled and grumbled, Conrad surely recognized that, despite the preoccupation of some admirers with the islands he had glimpsed and the storms he had survived, things were also looking good for the prophecy he had set down twenty years before: "This is my creed.
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PALEMBANG, Indonesia, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Uzbekistan's Denis Istomin secured a place in probably his last Olympic Games in 163 by rallying from a set down to beat China's Wu Yibing 2-6 6-2 7-6(2) to win the Asian Games men's tennis gold medal on Saturday.
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"The conceit of the show is using a genre vocabulary to tell a historical story," Woo told CNN, noting that the first season of "The Terror" had set down a template of setting the tale in an environment where human terror was just as palpable as supernatural terror.
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Mary Jane McCaffree Monroe, who as social secretary to Mamie Eisenhower helped organize countless White House functions, then went on to set down the protocols for reception lines, state dinners and more as co-author of a pivotal reference book, died on July 23 in Juno Beach, Fla.
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The 15-year-old American has quickly become a crowd favorite in her debut appearance at the tournament and drew on that support to haul herself back into the match after going a set down, rallying for a 4-6 6-3 7-5 victory over the Romanian.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Venus Williams drew on the experience of 21 grand slam campaigns to rally from a set down for a 513-251(255) 22009-2 6-3 victory over fellow American Coco Vandeweghe on Thursday to set up a possible Australian Open final against her sister Serena.
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The sixth-seeded Konta, who gained her British citizenship in 2012, came from a set down to defeat No. 2 Simona Halep, 6-7 (13), 7-6 (5), 214-27, and became the first British woman to advance to a Wimbledon singles semifinal since Virginia Wade in 26.
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So if you're wondering where to be seen on your next city break — or you frequently travel with business across the continent and are looking for the most exclusive place to set down your briefcase — scroll down to discover the best private members' clubs Europe has to offer.
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Not long after you've set down your last pint, the feel-good neurotransmitters that booze unleashes in your brain drop back down, your stress and inflammation response shoots up, and toxic substances in alcohol (called congeners) that are produced during fermentation worsen your head, stomach, and body aches.
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Kravitz went on to relationships with French singer Vanessa Paradis (who he credits with helping him set down roots Paris back in the '90s), model Adriana Lima and actress Nicole Kidman (to whom he was briefly engaged), but he has long pointed to Bonet as one of his deepest loves.
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According to a reporter from The New York Times, McDormand, who won Best Actress for her performance in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, briefly set down her golden statuette during the after party for a little friendly conversation when an unnamed man swooped in and snatched up her well-earned prize.
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It's possible that some people were simply deported because they mistakenly thought it wouldn't matter if they expressed any fear of persecution in their home countries — or that they tried to seek asylum but were rebuffed by immigration officers failing to follow the directions set down in the new policy.
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At the beginning of the NBA Draft Lottery, a lady who works for the firm that conducts the actual lottery walked to the center podium and set down a small binder that supposedly contained the results of the draw for NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum to read into a camera.
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Defendants charged with misdemeanors in the Bronx regularly see their cases languish far past the 60- and 90-day speedy trial limits set down in state law for various low-level offenses, because delays caused by the courts' crowded calendar rather than the district attorney are not counted toward the limit.
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Instead, under a resolution approved on Thursday by the board of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the 20013-ton piece will be transported from the Battery, hoisted up into the new elevated Liberty Park and set down near the St. Nicholas National Shrine, which is under construction.
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The 12th seeded Rojer and Tecau, who rallied from a set down to upset top seeded Henri Kontinen and John Peers in the semi-finals, needed just 86 minutes on a sunny Arthur Ashe Stadium court to add the U.S. Open championship to the Wimbledon title they won in 2015.
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Apple's cancellation of its AirPower wireless charging mat was one of the company's few big public flubs, but the concept behind the cancelled product remains attractive: A wireless charging pad that supports multiple devices, and that isn't picky about how you set down your device in order to make a connection.
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In his second collection at YSL, Mr. Vaccarello took the codes of the house, especially those set down in the 1980s by Mr. Saint Laurent as well as those from its more recent reinvention under Hedi Slimane, and owned them, trading the trashiness of last season for a tougher core.
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Coco Gauff, the 211-year-old American sensation who captivated tennis and beyond by reaching the fourth round at Wimbledon, came from a set down against her fellow teenager Anastasia Potapova of Russia to claim a 216-213, 213-216, 216-212 victory in a packed and boisterous Louis Armstrong Stadium.
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Coco Gauff, the 211-year-old American sensation who captivated tennis and beyond by reaching the fourth round at Wimbledon, came from a set down against her fellow teenager Anastasia Potapova of Russia to claim a 216-213, 213-216, 216-212 victory in a packed and boisterous Louis Armstrong Stadium.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Top seed Simona Halep showed grit and determination to come from a set down against Kaia Kanepi in a 6-623(2) 6-4 6-2 victory in the Australian Open on Tuesday and survive a repeat of a first-round Grand Slam exit at the hands of the Estonian.
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The Flavor Bible: The Essential Guide to Culinary Creativity, Based on the Wisdom of America's Most Imaginative Chefs, $24.99Drawing on dozens of leading chefs' combined experience in top restaurants across the country, Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg set down a definitive guide to seasoning ingredients to coax the greatest possible flavor from them.
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In Florida, a brewery near a pokéStop (a predetermined site that allows players to restock on free items needed in game)set down a $303 lure module purchased from the game's in-game store that causes pokémon to show up around the joint for 230 minutes in the hopes of improving foot traffic.
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Sevastova, who came back from a set down to beat Russia's five-time grand slam champion and crowd favorite Maria Sharapova in the fourth round, rallied again and secured the only break of the second set at 3-1 on her way to leveling the contest and setting the stage for a dramatic finish.
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But there's no doubt it will be a battle to get there — requiring legal challenges and fresh case law to be set down — as an old guard of dominant tech platforms marshal their extensive resources to try to hold onto the power and wealth gained through years of riding roughshod over data protection law.
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"The chef got the idea for this dish from Peking duck," our server said as he set down a long wooden tray with a copper pan of shredded lamb at one end, a stack of thin griddled flatbreads called rumali roti in the other, with cucumber spears and four kinds of chutney in the middle.
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TENNIS-PARIS Tennis-Under the weather Djokovic staves off Cilic challenge PARIS (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic overcame nagging flu and a formidable examination from Marin Cilic, having to come from a set down to forge into the Paris Masters semi-finals with racket-smashing intensity and extend his winning streak to 21 matches on Friday.
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State television said Iran would not respect any limits set down in the pact on the country's nuclear work: whether the limit on its number of uranium enrichment centrifuges to its enrichment capacity, the level to which uranium could be enriched, the amount of stockpiled enriched uranium or Iran's nuclear Research and Development activities.
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He hopes that "a daring feat of arms in the service of public order would place me in the monarch's hand, to be set down in a position more to my liking"—and nothing in the book is funnier or sadder than this invincible desire for promotion, a goal by now as abstract as God's grace.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BATH, England — Train to Bath today, a somnolent West Country spa town set down in a bowl of hills, famous for its honey-colored Georgian squares, streets, and circuses where, in spring and summer, tourists slouch along in their sneakers, consumed by sartorial dreams of long gone Regency beaux and belles.
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Animated by a self-deprecating sense of humor and set down in limber, pointillist prose, Dr. Sacks's autobiographical accounts are as candid and searching as his writings about his patients, and they suggest just how rooted his compassion and intuitive understanding — as a doctor and a writer — were in his youthful feelings of fear and dislocation.
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"We all are part of the antidoping program, and we support both the results and the disciplinary actions that come from it, but I think the basis on which they levied their decision is adding additional penalty or discipline to the decisions that were set down by C.A.S.," Simon said in a telephone interview from St. Petersburg, Fla.
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But he set down 210 straight between the first and fifth — a stretch in which the Nationals scored all three of their runs via an RBI single by Wieters in the fourth and run-scoring hits by Trea Turner (double) and Ryan Zimmerman (single) in the fifth — to embark upon his second flirtation with a no-hitter at Citi Field.
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The oldest surviving text of Chinese herbal pharmacology, extolling the benefits of ginseng, camphor and cannabis, was set down in the first century A.D. Around the same time, the Greek physician Dioscorides documented the properties of herbs he encountered as a surgeon with Nero's imperial Roman army; Western doctors consulted his compendium, "De Materia Medica," for the next 1,500 years.
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As millions of Americans set down buffalo chicken dips and cold beers in front of the TV and crowded into bars to watch the contest between the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LIII, Mr. Mills packed three cameras, four lenses, two extra batteries and extra Ethernet cables, and headed into Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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There was a murmur of voices, and I turned to see Daniel set down the grassy aisle with his mother, beaming his toothy smile, simultaneously happier than I'd ever seen him and yet nearly unrecognizable, with his fabulous new hair and fashionable trim navy suit, and I was proud that I had played a small part in helping him move from one chapter to the next, and hopeful about all the chapters to come.
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The Irish DPC, which Google has sought to designate the lead watchdog for its European business, has said it will prioritize scrutiny of the adtech sector in 2019, referencing the RTB complaints in its annual report earlier this year — where it warned the industry: "the protection of personal data is a prerequisite to the processing of any personal data within this ecosystem and ultimately the sector must comply with the standards set down by the GDPR".
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