The tiny flying dino snagged a bug here, and snagged a bug there.
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Mike Bloomberg snagged his first congressional endorsement Monday — Rep.
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Jeff Flake were snagged by CNN and CBS News, respectively.
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Border agents snagged Lino that time and sent her back.
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Smart parents smelled the oncoming craze and snagged one early.
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Ava DuVernay snagged the award for Entertainer of the Year.
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Now, she's snagged recurring roles in two major network dramas.
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Arena. As the protesters approached Public Square, the procession snagged
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Then I bumped into a rock and snagged on another.
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This snowy cabin snagged third place in the teen category.
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It also has a fraction of the subscribers LBGW's snagged.
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It snagged Bonsai in June to help simplify AI development.
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This year, several female directors could have snagged a nomination.
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The Bulldogs snagged five offensive rebounds in the second half.
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Ruben Juarez might have snagged a finance internship in Connecticut.
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In 2008, he snagged Rookie of the Year BET Award.
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Netflix originals bagged 54 Emmy nominations last week; Amazon snagged 16.
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Delmonico was doubled off second after Zimmermann snagged Yolmer Sanchez's liner.
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Have you ever snagged anything from the wardrobe closet on set?
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The bride's long train snagged on a branch, then a rock.
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She even snagged an invite to Rihanna's Diamond Ball in September.
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He snagged a two-hour lesson in London with Georg Solti.
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She snagged the award for Best Guest Actress in a Comedy.
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The tiny porpoises drown when they are snagged in these nets.
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Detroit Pistons' owner Tom Gores snagged the Holmby Hills estate Thursday.
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However, it also snagged a nomination for most compelling living subject.
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"Red," or cherry, snagged the runner-up title, with 45,000 votes.
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Near the wreck, she finds a goat, snagged on barbed wire.
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Unsurprisingly, Beshear and Coleman snagged the endorsement of the teachers union.
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NBCU snagged "The Office," Netflix's most-watched series, for $500 million.
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It also snagged some high-caliber Hollywood names for its originals.
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I snagged some organic products, like spaghetti noodles and canned tomatoes.
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She snagged a coveted seat at the New York Stock Exchange.
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Such videos online have snagged more than 160 million views each.
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Based on her audition, there's no question why she snagged the role.
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Its writer-director, Barry Jenkins, snagged the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay.
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Kardashian West's pink variety can be snagged at full price from farfetch.com.
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He snagged a career-best seven interceptions the following season in 1961.
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O.J. — Paulson snagged Best Actress while Brown took home Best Supporting Actor.
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It seems like Efron has snagged himself a truly talented leading lady.
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Piques snagged some "fame" on Vine; Johnson made his name on YouTube.
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He snagged the background role of Pratters in Netflix's 13 Reasons Why.
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"Formation" snagged Oustanding Music Video, and Beyoncé took home Outstanding Female Artist.
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This is the fifth time the veteran actress has snagged the honor.
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Splunk snagged a chief marketing officer from Salesforce to increase demand generation.
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And they may have already snagged a guest star for Season 3.
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Both Sarandon and Davis snagged Best Actress Oscar nominations for their roles.
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"Jack Reacher: Never Go Back" snagged third place with roughly $9.6 million.
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"Midway," which slightly overperformed, snagged the first-place spot over Warner Bros.
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Thusly snagged, the friction increases exponentially, and the yo-yo flies back.
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Those of us fortunate to have been snagged early by reading know
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I snagged a quick breakfast then bottled milk for the farm store.
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His hook snagged a piece of clothing, and then another, and another.
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"Some of them get snagged and can't extricate themselves," Mr. Soto said.
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Miss South Africa has snagged the crown this year for Miss Universe.
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He opposed gun-control measures and snagged donations from pro-gun organizations.
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Wendell Carter Jr. snagged a team-high 249 rebounds for the Bulls.
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New York firms snagged 101 fintech deals while San Francisco saw 80.
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Markkanen, Carter and Thaddeus Young snagged nine rebounds apiece for the Bulls.
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One defender tipped the ball, and Wells snagged it for a touchdown.
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Manny Santos, a former mayor of Meriden, has snagged the party endorsement.
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The export ban has further snagged a long-delayed Saudi border security contract.
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Jackets snagged and strollers slipped as people brushed by one another single file.
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With 3.42 million retweets, Wilkerson snagged the title — bumping DeGeneres to second place.
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An invitation to his famous Reception for Time Travellers snagged 11,250 pounds ($14,682).
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And yes, he also snagged arguably the baddest woman in the game. 3.
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Senita Athletics snagged two top spots for its Pocket Capris and Fierce Capris.
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Oscars The Oscar nominations are out, and seven actors of color snagged nominations.
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Our own Brian Koerber snagged a screenshot of Reddit's homepage on Tuesday afternoon.
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An antique megaphone, which Spelling snagged for Beau's nursery for a sweet reason.
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He snagged another Oscar nomination for that film, this time for adapted screenplay.
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He snagged it on a backhand and flipped to first for the out.
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The V.I.P. crew even snagged a photo with Mickey Mouse at the event.
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Huya has snagged its first esports and gaming partnership with a Western team.
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However, she's staying mum on exactly who snagged the big job for now.
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If you haven't snagged a ticket to this Silicon Valley shindig, take heed.
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It snagged that position again this year, trailed by Tinder and Tencent Video.
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For its latest announcement, it's snagged a veteran superhero for an unlikely role.
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Andrew Benintendi snagged it with a game-saving, diving catch in left field.
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It's official: Meghan Markle just snagged the most eligible man in the world!
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And then with Sleeping Beauty, men snagged 71 percent of the speaking time.
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As a runner, he snagged an athletic scholarship to the University of Virginia.
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They get snagged on hooks, are pulled under the water and are drowned.
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So she popped into a nearby H&M and snagged a $35 dress.
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So did the band feel some consolation that their headliners snagged the trophy?
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Burk, an Indianapolis native, snagged five rebounds to tie for the team lead.
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Snagged on barbed wire traps, the tufts provide clues to the bears' diet.
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HBO's "The Wire" is a critically acclaimed show that never snagged an Emmy.
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More recently they have been snagged over when each side makes its proposals.
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So far Lockheed has snagged some $3.5 billion in contracts to develop prototypes.
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Per The Hollywood Reporter, the streaming giant has snagged the rights from Viacom.
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So, I snagged the needed rent money by part-timing on security cams.
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Five other Wildcats had six points, including Vic Law, who snagged 26 rebounds.
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South Korean noodles — with 0.002 percent sugar content — were snagged in the dragnet.
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They snagged the Turing Award for their work in developing artificial neural networks.
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He's also snagged a few prominent endorsements here, including Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner.
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They had each snagged a ticket to the second annual Unicorn Spit Extravaganza.
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I snagged every taxi I loped after, took subway stairs at a sprint.
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He backed his own car away and snagged a cable on the pavement.
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By August 2015, he snagged a full-time job as Trump's trip director.
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The Tigers snagged 15 offensive rebounds but produced just seven second-chance points.
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McCormack also snagged seven boards as part of a 37-28 rebounding advantage.
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In March, the company snagged a deal to provide software for the Army.
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While Gibbons has played the Trump card, however, Renacci snagged the president's endorsement.
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Trump fans Diamond and Silk headlined the event and snagged a pic with FLOTUS.
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Before clocking in, he snagged some product and headed back out to his truck.
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The same goes for the show's production design, which also just snagged an Emmy.
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The two American cities that snagged spots aren't New York City or Los Angeles.
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It was snagged on a piece of bark, and trembling in the delicate breeze.
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The crime anthology series — which snagged multiple Emmys this year for The People vs.
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The best thing I've ever snagged from the system was a free fish filet.
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It also means that in these two categories, Netflix snagged 36% of the noms.
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Mission control tried to free the snagged space mirror, but it was too late.
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Cardiff University researchers snagged a research grant to study hate crimes incited by Brexit.
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Last week, Snap stock moved higher after it snagged its first two "buy" ratings.
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I snagged some free peanut M&M's and shuffled onward into my personal hellscape.
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Taylor Swift snagged five nods, while Cardi B showed up strong with eight nominations. .
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Blis Media, a targeted-ad startup, snagged $25 million in a Series B offering.
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He also snagged cook and author Alison Roman as a columnist in the summer.
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Taylor Swift snagged five nods, while Cardi B showed up strong with eight nominations.
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The invention that snagged this year's Radical Innovation Award is every frequent traveler's dream.
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As for vintage boutiques, Lisbon snagged the top spot, with 78 per 100,000 people.
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The Emmy Awards are coming, and Netflix's Queer Eye reboot snagged a few nominations.
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Oh, and then there's that music queen who also has snagged a starring role.
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Which is what made her think the Royal family had snagged such a catch.
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They also snagged some medicine and other little things, but they left everything else.
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Your friend snagged tickets there during the same week for nearly half the price.
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Similarly, Airbnb has snagged a $31 billion valuation as the leading home-rental app.
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Instead, the athletes snagged in those efforts have been intersex women — scores of them.
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So far, he's hired four employees and says he has snagged big-name clients.
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Rat catchers snagged the disease-carrying rodents that once ran rampant in residential neighborhoods.
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Model Irina Shayk snagged a great shot of Beyoncé performing the butt-shaking single.
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But when the Yankees swooped in and snagged him, the writing media mostly shrugged.
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John Stamos, who plays Chef Louis, snagged a lip-sync selfie with Prince Eric.
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Former Obama administration officials and campaign alumni were among those who snagged Obama's backing.
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The drink snagged the No. 1 spot on this list, with sales up 515%.
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If only he had snagged a shot with Sergey Brin to complete the trifecta!
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Manny Santos, a former mayor of Meriden, has snagged the state Republican Party endorsement.
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They even snagged a couple of Guinness World Records for their incredibly engaged fanbase.
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In fact, Upload snagged General Assembly alum Mercedes Bent to lead its education charge.
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Then, flipping through the book, my eye snagged on a couple of picture-pages.
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He's snagged four labor union endorsements that have backed Strickland in his previous races.
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But he snagged a bag of cookies, some crackers, and a bottle of water.
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The campaign recently snagged Hillary for America alum George Hornedo as national delegate director.
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Read: Some Guy Snagged $1 Million from Trump Fans with a Fake Dinner Contest
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I also snagged a really awesome patch for the launch of the NROL-37 satellite.
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But Perdomo shrugged when he asked if he thought Pirela should have snagged Molina's drive.
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Once you've snagged your tickets to this year's hottest music festival, it's time to plan.
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Bad news, Trump — looks like everyone's favorite political shade-thrower just snagged a book deal.
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Nickelodeon's hit superhero series The Thundermans has snagged one of NBC's Big Three: Lonnie Chavis!
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He also snagged at least $282 million from the sale of his Miss Universe franchise.
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He recently snagged another world record by eating 255 Peeps in five minutes. 255. Peeps.
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But with the fine, the commission snagged a minnow and mounted it on the wall.
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So he snagged a "free dad hugs" shirt off Amazon, tagged along — and changed lives.
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He snagged a shot from the spread and posted it, adding "XO" to the image.
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The three policemen snagged a man by the arms and dragged him from the bus.
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And for the second time in history France snagged the title, beating Croatia 4-2.
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Audi snagged the first license and will begin testing near Albany in the coming weeks.
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According to Crunchbase, the last time Home Depot snagged a startup was five years ago.
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DePietro said it snagged the No. 33 spot because its median home price isn't excessive.
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Last year, the start-up snagged Rovio's chief marketing officer and brand ambassador Peter Vesterbacka.
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Last year Twitter snagged the games for $10 million; this year, Amazon dropped $50 million.
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STX Entertainment's "Bad Moms" snagged third place in its second weekend, picking up $14.2 million.
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Stoner, who already had snagged Sanders' TD throw, finished with five receptions for 150 yards.
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Amazon announced earlier in the year that it had snagged more than 100 million members.
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It most recently snagged the New York Film Critics Circle award for best animated film.
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I wore mine almost daily last fall and they haven't ripped or snagged at all.
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We're told it's just a matter of time before Disney announces it's snagged Ryan again.
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Despite showing up late to pregame, Hyde snagged two rushing touchdowns, including the game-winner.
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Their supply chains have become snagged as farmers cling to their crops amid sour prices.
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And although I'd snagged a Groupon for $39, the session would have otherwise cost $50.
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A girl wearing a Sherpa jacket and a confused expression snagged the last sweet potato.
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I snagged a spot next to Beau Bailey, a retired hydrologist and inveterate global traveler.
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Michael Bloomberg has snagged a big-name endorsement in the critical voting state of Pennsylvania.
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When toxins get snagged on the protein, cells release enzymes that break down the poisons.
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I've snagged the prime spot once again — and today I'm trolling Trump Appointee Mick Mulvaney.
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If you haven't snagged that degree yet, you might also change your job-hunting strategy.
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I snagged one of the last bags, then ripped it open to try a bite.
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Since the Peloton ad, Ruiz snagged another major commercial spot with Ryan Reynolds' Aviation Gin.
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We crept toward a large tree snagged there, which offered us cover while we watched.
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Safety Mike Lee then snagged an interception off a pass deflected by teammate Jay Dineen.
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Cardi also snagged awards for Best New Hop Hop Artist and Hustler of the Year.
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Though Bogle had snagged good grades at the preparatory school Blair Academy, he found Princeton tough.
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Odebrecht's previous plans to build a similar pipeline had been snagged on a lack of financing.
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Moake, an older neighbor of Hary's, told me white coral snagged his fishing net one day.
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Elijah Cummings highlighted that several Trump-tied figures have already been snagged in the Russia probe.
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Twitch and Facebook have also snagged a number of deals with prominent leagues in the space.
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In all, Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods and Just have snagged more than $1 billion in funding.
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He's raised the most money and snagged the endorsement of the state's powerful coal miners union.
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Bette Midler snagged a lead actress in a musical nomination for her turn in Hello Dolly!
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It also snagged Streep her 12th Oscar nomination and went on to gross $326 million worldwide.
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She's a member of the Grammy Hall of Fame and snagged a Tony Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Sure, Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz picked up a few states, and Marco Rubio snagged Minnesota.
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Geragos snagged 10-to-1 odds with 3 different people ... all of whom bet against Trump.
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She snagged a brainy, sexy, fabulously successful beau despite being neither "bosomy" nor brilliant, she added.
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Eager to throw its product development into high gear, Postmates snagged the team from Hey, Inc.
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"The eagle snagged the fox and rabbit, carrying both 20 feet off the ground," Ebi said.
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Instacart has snagged a big hire from Amazon as it looks to grow its advertising business.
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In 2012, Santorum snagged a belated 34-vote victory, long after the media declared former Gov.
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Emma Watson said she snagged Hermione's cloak, wand, and Time-Turner from the "Harry Potter" set.
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The book snagged the 2011 Financial Times and Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year Award.
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Carrie Fisher's daughter just snagged a role on "American Horror Story," which begins shooting in June.
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On Monday, Rocha snagged an endorsement from the conservative Sao Paulo-based Free Brazil Movement (MBL).
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This is the seventh year in a row that Vancouver International has snagged the top spot.
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To take advantage of this opportunity, iSight Partners was snagged by Fireye for $275 million recently.
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They were longline fishing for tuna, but many of the incoming hooks had snagged black stingrays.
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She adds this latest gig to the eyewear contract she snagged with the brand last year.
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That honor previously belonged to the groundbreaking drama NYPD Blue, which snagged 26 nominations in 1994.
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Some of the states that ranked the highest were no surprise — Florida snagged the top spot.
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On their way to the car, Alma found a pink bow snagged on the saw palmetto.
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In overtime, he snagged a tipped ball out of the air for the game-winning touchdown.
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Earlier in the week, she found that a favorite under-an-eave perch had been snagged.
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Earlier this year, Microsoft also snagged a hotly contested $10 billion defense contract, beating out Amazon.
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I snagged a board and stashed my stuff in a locker before zipping up my coat.
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Judge hit one ball hard, a line drive that was snagged by center fielder Zack Granite.
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Additionally, Apple snagged its first nomination, with The Morning Show recognized for Best Television Series — Drama.
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" He even snagged a Tony in 2014 for his performance in "Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
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PayPal's ad, "There's a New Money in Town," performed well, too, as it snagged the fourth spot.
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Tish Cyrus reveals how she snagged Billy Ray, plus Kevin Hart says his wife runs the house!
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Daya, who snagged a spot on the list, couldn't help but gush about fellow singer Troye Sivan.
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It's no surprise that Rolling Stone snagged an A-list musical roster for their game week bash.
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"Green Book's" victory is the first time a film backed by Chinese capital has snagged Best Picture.
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Keeping the momentum going, she's now snagged a 2017 BET Award for best female hip hop artist.
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When the wing wheels finally touched, one of them snagged on the uneven rows beneath the snow.
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Major oil companies including Exxon Mobil Corp, Total SA and Statoil have snagged offshore leases at auction.
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Instead, a young British lad named Tom Holland snagged the role after auditioning all over the world.
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Now, democracy could be on the verge of a "Catch 22" moment, snagged by its own logic.
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Freidawi, then 23 years old, was excited — he had never flown before — and snagged a window seat.
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By the end of the day, its miniaturized cousin, the Echo Dot, had snagged the top spot.
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TMZ broke the story ... Katy Perry snagged $25 million to appear as a judge on the show.
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It's also MFi-Certified, which means it snagged a two-thumbs up from the folks at Apple.
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And then a bright red child's life jacket comes into view, snagged on top of the wire.
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Marvel snagged four of the top spots for most-viewed series, while Star Wars grabbed two others.
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Theo John blocked a career-high eight shots and snagged a game-high eight rebounds for Marquette.
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She has raised the most money — nearly $1.3 million — and snagged more than a dozen union endorsements.
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On Saturday, he reappeared on Twitter claiming that he had indeed snagged the rights to the album.
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Still feeling sour that a 7-year-old snagged the world's most expensive diamond bought at auction?
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Democrats gathered in West Virginia for a series of workshops, according to a draft schedule Politico snagged.
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With Veep back in contention for 2019, the series easily snagged a nomination for Outstanding Comedy Series.
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His sister went to a birthday party there and he snagged a flier promoting the open gym.
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And once you've snagged your pick, don't forget to dress it in a cute AF earbud case.
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Separate research from WalletHub shows that the best rates are snagged through manufacturer financing (34% below average).
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In April, it snagged an investment from Airbnb that was reportedly worth as much as $200 million.
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But progress in the $1.5 trillion transportation industry is getting snagged on technological, regulatory and social issues.
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A pure-white owl dived at a field mouse, snagged it, then flapped away into the dark.
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In the end, the rains stop, and Uta-napishti's ark, like Noah's, gets snagged on a mountaintop.
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James airballed a shot, but they snagged the rebound and Avery Bradley scored to salvage the possession.
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Hernandez broke for the plate and slide safely under Sanchez's tag, after he snagged Solarte's high throw.
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Mitchell Smith snagged a game-high 123 rebounds while Dru Smith added eight rebounds and eight assists.
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Along with four Best Picture nominations, the streaming service also snagged 20153 nominations in TV and film.
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Kelly, a Kansas state senator, snagged the governor's nomination with more than 50 percent of the vote.
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Anyway, turns out I hadn't trimmed my nails in a while and I must have snagged something??
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Since making its debut last year, the company has already snagged a number of key high-profile clients.
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Saban snagged a tipped pass by Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson less than six minutes into Monday night's game.
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Rounding out the top five, Disney's "Pete's Dragon" snagged $803 million driving its stateside gross to $76.2 million.
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People clearly liked what they saw, because the former Veep already snagged 900k followers in just 2 days.
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Hasbro snagged the Disney franchise instead and Cramer thinks it should be smooth sailing for the toy company.
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He snagged three more specimens in 2014 in a freshwater marsh near Lake Jackson in Walton County, Florida.
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No wonder that scene snagged a nomination for Best Musical Sequence at the MTV Movie Awards in 1999.
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Mashable snagged all the recipes so you can make a meal worthy of Liv's special diet … brains optional.
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Mike Tyson may have snagged an invite as West also clued to who he has called so far.
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It's also pretty similar to how Lili Reinhart learned she snagged the role of Betty on the series.
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Appalachia's Great Smoky Mountains are home to two of Vacasa's top 10 finishers, while Florida snagged three spots.
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Grads who have already snagged a job may want to focus on getting communications skills up to snuff.
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Billionaire presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg snagged his first endorsement from a governor on Wednesday, as Rhode Island Gov.
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Scientists snagged the first detection of a wave in 2015 using the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO).
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After Martin, she snagged a recurring role on the TV One series, One on One starring Kyla Pratt.
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The up-and-coming model snagged her ffirst ever magazine cover for the iconic Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue.
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Tegan and Sara were just spotted wearing one, and we're told Lena Dunham just snagged a different one.
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A colleague snagged a $99 single fare on Norwegian, one of Ryanair's rivals, from Oakland, California, to London.
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And the clip that holds it together snagged the hell out of the sleeve inside my snowboard jacket.
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The top app, not surprisingly, was Netflix — which snagged the spot for the second year in a row.
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Mario Lopez just snagged the title of best big brother with a major home makeover for his sister.
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Nonetheless, Wright has still snagged an incredible honor, and hopefully someday soon her net worth will reflect it.
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Broadway hit Hamilton snagged a whopping 11 Tonys last week, solidifying its fixture as a pop culture phenomenon.
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It snagged its first nomination in 2011, and went on to be nominated for three years after that.
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Mark Riddell learns his punishment for his part in the college admissions scandal that's snagged dozens of defendants.
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If you wanted to write a book about life in 2018, Phoebe Robinson already snagged the best title.
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Everett's adopted parents attended the fundraiser and snagged the special prize for the unknowing and furry mayor-elect.
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Christina Aguilera just snagged her first major role since her 2010 breakout film Burlesque, The Hollywood Reporter writes.
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Drake just snagged the best rap song accolade at the 2019 Grammys — and he has something to say.
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GSG seems to be courting legitimacy, and has already snagged credulous profiles in Foreign Policy and The Atlantic.
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In high school, Leno snagged first prize for performing a comedy routine at a McDonalds' regional talent show.
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The report found that retailers based in the United States snagged the top four spots on the list.
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Netflix has snagged a project based on Michael Lewis' 2014 non-fiction book, "Flash Boys," according to Deadline.
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If you think you've snagged just what you need to cover your college costs this fall, think again.
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Bezos ranks as the wealthiest person in the world, a spot he snagged at the end of 2017.
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NBA player Andre Roberson snagged a three-year, $27 million contract with the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday.
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Microsoft reported 200,000 paying organizations earlier this year, and Facebook has snagged some very large customers like Walmart.
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Moreover, if I didn't snag her, then someone far more deserving than I would have snagged her instead.
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Fox took 15 of the spots among the top 6900 cable news programs, while MSNBC snagged 10 spots.
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Goodwin snagged a game-high seven rebounds as the Terriers won the battle under the boards 31-23.
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I called and snagged it, ordering a Gina Calabrese ($210, including tax) with Calabrian chili, onion and sopressata.
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The company snagged 300,000 square feet across five floors in this sky-scraping building, which opened in 2017.
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Ethos, the Silicon Valley start-up taking on America's life insurance industry, just snagged $60 million in funding.
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If you haven't snagged yours yet, don't wait, because tickets to this event fly off the proverbial shelf.
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The National Enquirer snagged another big story last year when they exposed Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' extramarital affair.
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Bed Bath & Beyond also snagged 3.5 stars for an "overall decent shopping experience with strong Black Friday deals."
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Talks have snagged on disagreements about climate and immigration policy, but are due to continue this coming week.
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Roving around the company's workshops, she collected rejects (dinged pocketbooks, scarves with a snagged string) and other detritus.
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Both snagged their first solo Screen Actors Guild Award, and depending on who you ask they're back together.
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Last year, Mr. Burrow snagged a great Black Friday deal on six 75-ounce jugs of laundry detergent.
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Adams had 12 points and Vital had 33 for the Huskies, who snagged just 12 first-half rebounds.
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And last year they snagged a high-profile champion: Ms. Grégoire Trudeau, who presented the Fashion Impact Award.
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Jessica Alba just snagged a multi-million dollar mansion, and her dad got a cut of the action.
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Rory Feek may have snagged his first Grammy on Sunday — but that won't be the highlight of his week.
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Disneyland in Anaheim, California, snagged the top spot, with three other House of Mouse locations also making the list.
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Officials say fishing gear had accidentally snagged both sides of the whale's flukes - the two lobes separating the tail.
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After the film, the actress snagged roles in popular romantic comedies like Sleepless in Seattle and You've Got Mail.
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While Sarah Paulson, Sterling K. Brown and Courtney B. Vance snagged spots for their work in The People v.
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Amazon thought your Prime Day frenzy needed a soundtrack, and they just snagged Ariana Grande to do the deed.
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Trulia reports that Rihanna snagged this Spanish-style home back in August, so she hasn't owned it for long.
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Not only did he manage to get a picture with Martin, but he also "miraculously" snagged his phone number.
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As for the bride, Eugenie is staying mum on exactly who snagged the job of creating her dream gown.
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While Kardashian and North were backstage, they snagged a photo with Perry and the singer found the perfect caption.
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Elizabeth and James are runner-ups on William Hill, while Arthur and Victoria snagged the second spot on Ladbrokes.
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And, StockX has snagged The RealReal's former Vice President of Business Development, Cynthia Houlton, to lead the handbag team.
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At its high point, Omnifone had global deals with labels and snagged a number of large companies as clients.
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The album also snagged Scott his first No.1 debut on the Billboard 100 and his first Grammy nominations.
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Last night, Casey Affleck snagged his first Best Actor Oscar for his heartrending lead in Manchester By the Sea.
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But, Tesla's Model S luxury sedan snagged the fifth spot, with Consumer Reports describing the car's performance as "exceptional".
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They are only sold in stores, but some lucky celebs — like Steve Harvey's wife, Marjorie — have already snagged them.
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Then in 1969, Trump graduated from college and snagged a fifth deferment for having bone spurs on his heels.
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Shares of Snap have been on the move recently after it snagged its first "buy" rating from Wall Street.
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Ed Sheeran, who surprisingly got very little Grammy recognition this year, has snagged a duet with the formidable Beyoncé.
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Let a co-worker tell your boss about how you snagged a big client or led a major project.
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Carlile snagged fellow Seattle band Pearl Jam to sing "Again Today" through her friendship with lead guitarist Mike McCready.
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She's sparked conspiracy theories and thoughtful essays — and, most recently, reportedly snagged herself a sweet reality TV show deal.
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Lawson scored nine first-half points and snagged six rebounds to pace Kansas to a 34-27 halftime lead.
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Morrison also snagged a bad throw at first base and kept his foot on first base for another out.
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She played Marilyn Monroe in "My Week with Marilyn" (2011) and snagged a Golden Globe for it in 2012.
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Riyadh began issuing debt in international markets in 2016 after its finances were snagged by lower global oil prices.
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"UnREAL" ran for three seasons on Lifetime before Hulu snagged first-run rights to the series back in May.
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Sold in New Jersey, a single ticket snagged the $315.3 million grand prize in the game's Saturday night drawing.
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REVOLVING DOOR: Former FTC Commissioner Joshua Wright snagged a spot on Donald Trump's presidential transition team, reports The Intercept.
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That meant that Cursed Child, the only new play nominee still running, even snagged a nomination for Best Choreography.
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The youngest Kardashian-Jenner sister snagged Kourtney's phone and signed her up for a Bumble account, according to E!
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I ended up finding the same gently worn dress for a third of the price, so I snagged it.
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That's why Reputation snagged a nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album alongside Pink's Beautiful Trauma, another late 2017 bloomer.
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To celebrate, we snagged a juicy mix from the Honcho crew, comprised of Aaron Clark, Clark Price, and D'adhemar.
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And freight-forwarding darling Flexport, which snagged $1 billion in Softbank funding last year, laid off 50 last month.
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At Ollies, a bakery and sweets shop from Ostrava, I snagged the last, chocolate-laden slice of Mogador cake.
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Wide receiver Andrew Parchment snagged the go-ahead score, his second touchdown of the half, with 5 seconds left.
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So I ran over to the Win car rentals office at the train station and snagged a getaway vehicle.
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When the parachute got snagged, Mike's ground control crew radioed Mike and ordered him to deploy his backup parachute.
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In May, the company said it had snagged a similar amount from Beijing E-Town, a state-backed group.
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Lil Nas X has reason to celebrate ... he snagged an NAACP Image Award Saturday night for Outstanding New Artist.
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I snagged a seat by the window to take a look at the plane I was about to board.
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The tweet was quickly deleted and replaced, but not before Independent Journal Review reporter Joe Perticone snagged a screenshot.
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Oracle might be in better shape if it had snagged more such companies on their way up, analysts say.
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Not only are they hunted for their fins, but they're frequently snagged as by-catch in, say, tuna nets.
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There is a good selection of used band T-shirts, too (I snagged an old Weezer shirt for $14).
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China's top textile player Shandong Ruyi and conglomerate Fosun snagged Swiss brand Bally and French couture house Lanvin respectively.
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My mother, however, seemed to have no interest in finding a companion, although she could easily have snagged one.
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Jackson's desperation heave from deep in Louisville territory was snagged by Mike Edwards, his second interception of the game.
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Not McDonald's new recipe, not Wendy's reliable Homestyle, not even Chick-fil-A's inimitable classic snagged the top spot.
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Here's some (hella) good news: Revlon just snagged the queen of rock, Gwen Stefani, as its latest global brand ambassador.
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Jessica Simpson As for her must-have pieces in the range, Simpson has already snagged them for her own closet.
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I have coffee I snagged from the coffee shop after my shift yesterday, and I'll nuke it at the gym.
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For the lucky thousands who snagged tickets to see it in person, it'll be a glittery walk down memory lane.
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Some Southern states are seeing recent economic growth, and Georgia just snagged No. 7 in CNBC's Top States for Business.
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Trump's push for wall money as part of Department of Homeland Security funding has snagged talks to dodge a shutdown.
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It's a big deal for Madonna, who has now snagged nine No. 1 albums over the course of her career.
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With Starfire, Diop, who has appeared on shows like Bosch and Greenleaf, snagged possibly the biggest role of her life.
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Priyanka Chopra's husband has snagged a gig as a coach on the forthcoming Season 18 of the reality singing competition.
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For womenswear, L.A.-based Zaid Affas snagged the prize, and for menswear, liminal sportswear brand DYNE took home the award.
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The roughly $60 billion valuation is higher than the $45 billion it snagged during its previous funding round last summer.
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Instead, she became the couple's chief travel planner and researcher until she snagged freelance marketing work halfway into the adventure.
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Chance Perdomo will portray Sabrina's cousin, Ambrose Spellman, while Miranda Otto has snagged the role of Zelda Spellman, Sabrina's aunt.
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Brightoil suspended trading in its shares in October 2017 and has since been snagged in lawsuits brought on by creditors.
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The jackpot has been growing since early March, when a Washington state man snagged $157 million with his winning ticket.
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Hubble just snagged a picture of a dark vortex looming over Neptune during a May 16th view of the planet.
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Someone just snagged what they believe to be an original Leonardo for the highest amount ever paid for an artwork.
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In between, Lee Ann Womack and Brandy Clark – the other billed artists – entertained the lucky few hundred who'd snagged tickets.
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Conforto made a diving catch on JT Riddle's sinking liner and snagged Brian Anderson's liner in front of the fence.
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Yetna snagged 633 rebounds and Michael Durr had 46.9 as South Florida won the battle under the boards 261-225.
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Michael Phelps snagged his 21st gold medal, while the rock star women's gymnastics team won gold in the team competition.
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In 2016, she snagged her first Golden Globe win in 2016 for her role in TV series American Horror Story.
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Amazon's two wins also marked the first time a streaming service has snagged an Oscar for a feature-length film.
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He watched the thing float above him, rolled on his man's back, and snagged it out of the naked air.
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His oldest daughter Malia has already snagged several internships in the entertainment industry that actual film students would kill for.
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She snagged a few token high-profile modeling gigs specifically for trans people, but couldn't get signed to an agent.
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Cyber Monday is slowly becoming Cyber Week, meaning there are still a ton of Cyber Monday deals to be snagged.
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Hulk snagged $115 million from Gawker after a jury decided the website violated his privacy by posting his sex tape.
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Vin's snagged some other people who have recently grabbed headlines ... UFC superstar Conor McGregor will also appear in the flick.
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Instead, Michael Shannon snagged the final opening in the best Best Supporting Actor category for his role in Nocturnal Animals.
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For instance, there are people who snagged a couple of pairs of Spectacles and are renting them out to suckers.
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It's run full-page ads in publications like Rolling Stone and snagged celebrity endorsements with the likes of DJ Khaled.
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Once alert, she saw that her FiitPerfect® shirt had become snagged during her fall, and split up the back.
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Netflix has snagged the distribution rights to Ubisoft's adaptation of "Tom Clancy's The Division" starring Jessica Chastain and Jake Gyllenhaal.
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Roberts faced a tough GOP primary in 2014 against Republican physician Milton Wolf, who snagged endorsements from Tea Party groups.
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Apple snagged 2000% of the market for truly wireless headphones in the fourth quarter of 22017, according to Counterpoint Research.
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The press was barred form his speech, but Wei Du, a correspondent at Channel News Asia, snagged an inside seat.
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They can stock up on contraception and hope they've snagged enough of the morning-after pill to outlast the Trumpocalypse.
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Early-stage venture firm Network Society Ventures has snagged TechShop's former CEO and co-founder Mark Hatch as general partner.
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Letterman snagged interviews with George Clooney, Malala Yousafzai, Jay Z, former President Barack Obama and Howard Stern in Season 1.
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Trader Joe's snagged two wins against the smaller grocery chain, in the peanut butter pretzel and almond butter cup categories.
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As we reported, we're told she snagged a $300k base salary for the movie, which has grossed $600,000,000 and counting.
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But for all the talk of a "surgical summer," Push might've snagged someone else while he was wielding his scalpel.
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They can stock up on contraception and hope they've snagged enough of the morning-after pill to outlast the Trumpocalypse.
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Michelle snagged a second for herself during a food break, but then it was right back into the international spotlight.
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We snagged a bottle, as well as three jams Luke liked, and headed into the city for a midday repast.
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The ball squirted around for a few seconds before Dye snagged it and ran 211 yards into the end zone.
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Joe Wieskamp scored 214 points and grabbed six rebounds, and Ryan Kriener dropped in 153 points and snagged five rebounds.
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The show is awesome, even if the venue is pretty grimy, and we can't believe that we snagged these tickets.
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Ferguson got even better in college, and the Jets snagged him with the fourth overall pick in the 2006 draft.
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IAC's second-quarter results were also helped by robust growth in Match as its dating-app Tinder snagged more users.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro knows that the early bird gets the worm -- and in this case, it seems he snagged two.
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Make like a bandit with the R29 shopping team's serious sale finds — some of which we've already snagged for ourselves.
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Editors at other publications assigned think pieces about Fieri: journalism's pilot fish, nibbling on flesh snagged between the predator's teeth.
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The Baylor defense snagged four interceptions, recovered two fumbles and forced six three-and-outs, while yielding just 280 yards.
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She snagged officials' attention at the thermal scanners at Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur International Airport, according to The New York Times.
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And at only 17, he snagged features from his city's most celebrated artists in Boosie Bad Azz and Kevin Gates.
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She had snagged it at a North Carolina flea market, then altered it to fit like a very snug glove.
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Ellen's snagged a 5 bedroom, 6.5 bath beachfront home in Carpinteria, a quaint coastal community between L.A. and Santa Barbara.
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It's lucky that writer and creator Nick Antosca ( Hannibal) snagged a lead actor who can convincingly depict being constantly mortified.
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If you haven't snagged a ticket to the 2nd Annual TechCrunch Winter Party on February 8, listen up and listen good.
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When Luke P. snagged the second one-on-one date of the week, for instance, his fellow contestants weren't exactly thrilled.
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He followed his older sister into acting and snagged a part on an Aussie TV series, Sweat, when he was 15.
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In just three years, McGee snagged five leading roles in huge blaxploitation films, including Detroit 9000, Shaft in Africa, and Blacula.
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A founder of a New York startup investment firm snagged it three months later for $6.75 million, according to public records.
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After winning a Best New Artist Grammy earlier tonight, Chance the Rapper just snagged his second Grammy, for Best Rap Album.
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But sometimes the meal you want isn't near the gate you're leaving from or by the working power outlet you've snagged.
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He snagged the job after posting GIFs on various websites, starting as a GIPHY freelancer before joining the company full time.
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The billionaire real estate mogul snagged enough delegates to clinch the Republican nomination Thursday, and celebrated with a meal from McDonald's.
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The 23-year-old singer has snagged a role in Hairspray Live, which is set to air on NBC December 7.
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Shortly after that, Stefani snagged the role as global ambassador for Revlon, our go-to for bold lipsticks on a budget.
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The group snagged a private room in the back of the restaurant, where Rihanna enjoyed red wine and an 8 oz.
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This octopus was lopsided, having snagged an arm on a hook some time in the past, and had a drooping mantle.
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Thanks to his already shaved head, sparkling smile and the addition of a gold hoop earring, Jackson easily snagged the part.
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On Wednesday, the 12-year-old singer-songwriter and ukulele player snagged the America's Got Talent title and $1 million prize.
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The songstress has snagged one of music's biggest stars as her team's mentor on season 12 of The Voice: Céline Dion.
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The Chargers' only first-half touchdown capped a 96-yard march as Austin Ekeler snagged a 13-yard pass from Rivers.
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Continenza recently snagged an extra-legroom seat for no extra charge by waiting to pick her seat until the last minute.
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The boy snagged the car keys at around 8:30 AM on Thursday morning and took off toward the Ohio Turnpike.
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Amy Schumer snagged the hottest ticket in town on Saturday – she saw Hamilton on Broadway – and hung out with the cast.
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TMZ broke the story ... Vince was arrested in Manhattan Beach, CA, back in June, after being snagged at a DUI checkpoint.
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TIFF also snagged the international premiere of the Sundance hit Mudbound, a drama about a family living in the Deep South.
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The Revenant took home the Golden Globe for best motion picture, drama, and The Martian snagged the same award for comedy.
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Melania snagged her H-1B, but there is a hard numerical cap on the number of these that we hand out.
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Yes, that would be Jude Law's teenage daughter, who just snagged her second Burberry Beauty campaign (and the photos are gorgeous!).
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It also snagged money from SoftBank this summer after the Japanese firm invested in a joint-venture for the Japanese market.
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I snagged this when Three 6 Mafia was doing the rollout for their 2005, Grammy Award-winning album Most Known Unknowns.
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Quick catch up on the latest Team USA highlights: Skaters Maia and Alex Shibutani (the "Shib Sibs") snagged two medals Monday.
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Later results from New Mexico and South Dakota showed Clinton as the winner, while Sanders snagged a victory in North Dakota.
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The pair could've been separated on the auction block, but they'll stay united, as the same anonymous buyer snagged both earrings.
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Sophomore year of college, I snagged a one-bedroom at the top of a seventh-floor walk-up in Lower Manhattan.
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Although Garcia Bernal wasn't nominated, the movie snagged a nod for Best Foreign Language Film at the Golden Globes in 2005.
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During a 2012 interview with Anne Hathaway, he asked her what "lesson" she had learned after paparazzi snagged an upskirt photo.
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There have been hiccups: Within days of moving into our apartment, an Ikea folding chair snagged two of my daughter's fingers.
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My brother says it's too dangerous to let my camera or anything else dangle from my neck; it could get snagged.
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The pilots had snagged footage of an oblong flying object with their F-18's gun camera on November 14, 2004.
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And Amazon's dominance of the cloud industry continued, as Amazon Web Services snagged clients like Turner, Expedia, Disney and the NFL.
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Rupert Grint said he snagged a memento from Harry Potter's old house and also tried to take a costly dragon egg.
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Disney announced on Wednesday that its new streaming service, Disney Plus, had snagged 53 million sign-ups since launching on Tuesday.
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It snagged a bevy of nominations and ultimately won Best Picture, but Hitchcock didn't win Best Director — and he never would.
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Then he told his loyal followers how he'd snagged a pair of Apple AirPods, which retail at $159, for just $4.
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YouTube could have also run advertising or marketing campaigns to boost downloads, or snagged a "Featured" position in the App Store.
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While astronomers haven't snagged a visual of this far-flung world yet, Brown expects it to be officially imaged in 2017.
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In the afterglow of the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history, someone apparently snagged Tom Brady's playing jersey from his locker.
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I included the fact that we could visit the gift shop, which snagged their immediate interest in addition to the food.
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Since his resounding victory in the South Carolina primary, Biden has snagged over 22 endorsements from members of Congress and governors.
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I was typically harried, hungry and running late, so I felt lucky when I snagged one of the few inside seats.
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The company snagged a $4.6 million pre-seed round to expand its business helping homeowners quickly sell their properties in Mexico.
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In an athletic play that certainly would be lauded had things turned out differently, J.R. Smith snagged a one-handed rebound.
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And when Ms. Moore needed a respite from her maternity wardrobe, she snagged a few of Ms. Spear's flowy peasant tops.
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Orlando Arcia followed with a liner that second baseman Josh Harrison snagged and then dove to beat Broxton back to second.
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No one likes the sight of plastic bags snagged in storm drains, drifting from tree branches, or tangled around sea turtles.
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How many times has it gotten caught in your zipper, got snagged on a door handle, or tangled in a knot?
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Blue Origin engineer Tim Ellis and SpaceX engineer Jordan Noone snagged a half-million-dollar investment from Cuban doing just that.
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THEN: Renée Zellweger snagged small roles in films such as "A Taste for Killing" and "8 Seconds" in the early '90s.
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At age 17, Sharapova snagged £560,500 ($723,000) and her first Grand Slam title by upsetting Serena Williams at Wimbledon in 2004.
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Ms. Howard's willowy good looks were appealing, but it was her warm, infectious energy and quirky pinup style that snagged him.
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Waller-Bridge's deal is a win for Amazon, having snagged one of the biggest and brightest names in television right now.
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Democrat J.D. Scholten, a former professional baseball player, has snagged big sums and big endorsements in his quest to oust King.
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On the upside: 2.3 million more people snagged full-time jobs and the official poverty rate fell half a percentage point.
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Puerto Vallarta, Mexico snagged the number one spot on U.S. News & World Report's ranking for the Best Cheap Spring Break Destinations.
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"These nanoraptors were living in trees and fell into these great big blobs of oozing resin and were snagged," he said.
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But when Darrelle Revis of the Chiefs batted the pass back toward Mariota, the quarterback snagged it out of the air.
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Perel also stated on Instagram that he snagged the SD card on the GoPro, which he then edited and uploaded to YouTube.
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An overwhelming number (52!) of the top 100 jobs are in health-related fields, including the job that snagged the top spot.
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Key positions Top donors, fundraisers and bundlers for successful presidential candidates have frequently snagged coveted posts as US ambassadors around the world.
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He may have snagged a gig at one of the country's premier hip-hop radio stations, but he's still corny over everything.
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Last Tuesday, the 28-year-old stepped out in Beverly Hills and some enterprising photographer snagged a snap of Adele's left hand.
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Others like Bain snagged a ~403X on the A round investment and Venrock which led the Series B round took home ~6X.
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Of course the coffee emoji snagged a place, as aesthetically pleasing morning cups of joe are practically the reason Instagram was invented.
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Because neither Hyde-Smith nor Espy snagged a majority of the vote on Election Day, state rules demand a redo of sorts.
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So it's no surprise that she snagged her fifth consecutive Emmy nomination for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series for SNL.
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A-list actors like Cate Blanchett (for Carol), Leonardo DiCaprio (for The Revenant) and Will Smith (for Concussion) also snagged top nominations.
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The former One Direction singer snagged a role in Dunkirk, the new Christopher Nolan film about the famous World War II battle.
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Those who have already snagged the Oculus device will be offered a discount code for the Oculus-ready PCs on Feb. 16.
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He then snagged a guest role on ABC's Speechless as well as a role in the Ion Television movie A Christmas Cruise.
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Previously, she'd snagged gold in the team competition, all-around, and vault, as well as a silver medal on the uneven bars.
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In the front, it jutted out of my pants and begged to be snagged by one of the weekly subway slasher/muggers.
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A Japanese spacecraft has snagged a sample of dust from an asteroid zooming through space more than 151 million miles from Earth.
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A young girl in Oklahoma said she snagged a "weird" catch over the weekend, reeling in a fish bearing "human-like" teeth.
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She now leads the Zwicky Transient Facility's TDE-hunting team, which has already snagged unpublished candidates in its opening months, she said.
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Kim Zolciak's daughter is following in Mom's footsteps, and we don't mean she got a wig ... instead she's snagged a pro baller.
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Cleveland had a chance to tie but Jordan Clarkson missed a 3-pointer with 8.5 seconds left and Carter snagged the rebound.
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Vista clearly likes to buy enterprise tech companies, having snagged Ping Identity for $600 million and Marketo for $1.8 billion in 2016.
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If a fraudster snatched up your refund, it may be because they snagged your private information and filed a phony return early.
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The 100 businesses that snagged a spot on the list shared one thing in common: hundreds, if not thousands, of glowing reviews.
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Bernie Sanders snagged tickets Friday to one of the hottest Broadway shows in town, and of course, it featured a political revolution.
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It was "boarded up, ripped out, and flooded" by the time its developer, Harry Skydell, snagged it for $803 million in 1982.
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Reed grabbed 14 rebounds and Olujubi snagged 10 to finish with double-doubles for DePaul (11-213 overall, 3-3 Big East).
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The chocolate chip-filled treats snagged more than 85033,600 votes on Facebook, while Trump's starry sugar cookie snacks received just 535 votes.
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Talks had already snagged on Switzerland's wish to protect its own labor market and the pay and conditions for Swiss-based workers.
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Rice's team also snagged Minnesota running backs Adrian Peterson and Doug Martin along with wide receivers Odell Beckham Jr. and Amari Cooper.
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A month after announcing its $55 million Series C, Japanese fintech startup Paidy has snagged a strategic investment from payment giant Visa.
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Market watchers put its valuation at a whopping $222.7 billion after it snagged $14 billion from a Series C round in June.
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What initially snagged our attention in all of this was the combination of San Francisco headquarters, Silicon Valley money and London IPO.
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He snagged his first win in South Carolina on Sunday, and then Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg dropped out and endorsed him.
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First baseman Luke Voit snagged Wendle's grounder, but after holding Pham at third he tossed late to Gray, who had covered first.
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Sure, there were some weird snubs here and there, nominations that various Best Picture nominees could have snagged but missed out on.
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And in the eighth, he snagged an errant cutoff throw and flipped it to the catcher to nip a runner at home.
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But three lesser-known Italian museums have snagged two prized da Vinci paintings from the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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As BuzzFeed reports, the original Instagram video was taken down, but a recording snagged by a fan is still immortalized on YouTube.
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His favorite target was Sammy Watkins, who snagged nine receptions for 213 yards and scored on all three of Mahomes' touchdown passes.
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I got snagged by the $8003/month promo copy, then realized that's per user with a minimum of three users. $36/month?!
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Dave Robins, a retired advertising executive, and his wife, Carol, a freelance writer, snagged a few bags and brought them to Romer.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters Breakingviews) - It's a high bar but Donald Trump has quickly snagged the title of most insufferable man at Davos.
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Heather ended up with the smallest bedroom, and her friends — who snagged two much bigger bedrooms — insisted she still pay the same.
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Ms. Warren snagged the coveted Megan Rapinoe endorsement, and during their phone call, Ms. Rapinoe shared a women's national soccer team saying.
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It helped that I snagged the last available charger — it was like making it in before the bouncer cuts off the line.
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With the Buccaneers facing third-and-413 at their 38-yard line, Addae snagged a pass intended for running back Dare Ogunbowale.
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The show is ridiculously well-regarded, and has snagged SAG Awards, Golden Globes, Emmys and other accolades during its two-year existence.
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Although the film snagged 7 noms, lots of people think the Academy snubbed Bradley by overlooking him in the Best Director category.
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CBS Austin reports that the homeowner eventually found Gibbon in her kitchen, eating a Popsicle that he'd snagged from her own freezer.
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On the upside: 2.4 million more people snagged full-time jobs, the median household income ticked up, and poverty rates dropped slightly.
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Stone is one of 34 individuals who were snagged as part of Mueller's probe into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election.
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The second best city for sports fans, according to Wallethub's report, is Los Angeles, California, which snagged first place for basketball and soccer.
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Isaac snagged the top prize over his fellow nominees Idris Elba (Luther), David Oyelowo (Nightingale), Mark Rylance (Wolf Hall) and Patrick Wilson (Fargo).
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Last year, Wonder Woman snagged a PGA nom but was completely shut out of the Oscars; the same happened in 2017 to Deadpool.
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If Wennmachers landed one of the most influential marketing jobs in tech, Marooney snagged another: Today, she is Facebook's global head of communications.
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When it flops its way too high in the sky, it's sometimes snagged by the bird Pokémon Pidgeotto — never to be seen again!
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American Factory just won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature—which means that, in a way, the Obamas just snagged an Academy Award.
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Ricky Everett, with out-of-towner Ronnie Rosenthal, snagged a table in the dance area so that they could talk with fewer interruptions.
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Tom Hanks embodied Mister Rogers so beautifully in A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood that he snagged an Oscar nomination for the role.
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She snagged the vote steal advantage almost literally out from under Michaela's feet – and then used that same advantage to vote Michaela out.
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The performances that prop Cyborg's record up are the two wins that she snagged over Marloes Coenen and the victory over Gina Carano.
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Of course, Trump isn't the first modern Republican candidate to lead a mainstream campaign so xenophobic it snagged the support of white supremacists.
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We snagged an RTX 2080 GPU to drive our Pimax 5K+ headset for this review, and even that card ran into performance trouble.
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In the end, however, everything paid off: The film rocketed both Blunt and Hathaway to stardom, and snagged Streep her 12th Oscar nomination.
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PC Watch snagged a few pics of the Sharp booth, where the tiny screens were being shown in both rectangular and circular forms.
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New South Wales snagged 133 "target" sharks in meshes along its northern coast between 2015 and 2016, as well as 615 other animals.
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The pair ended up "floating in with the pretty people" and snagged a couple of seats in the orchestra section of the theater.
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Uber snagged 143 seats to the show, which focus on the character of Tyler Janowski, an ex-CEO in the ride-hailing world.
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Life sciences startups, which are well-known for their long development cycles, have traditionally snagged a good-sized share of seed-stage dollars.
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Those single-digit figures are nearly on par with what Democratic candidates snagged from Republicans in exit polls in recent presidential election years.
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The old most popular name, Heijin, was quickly surpassed by the tribute to Harambe, which reportedly snagged 93 percent of the total votes.
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Streaming companies like Netflix, Amazon and Hulu snagged nearly 1/3 of Emmy nominations this year, the most ever awarded to tech companies.
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Soutter won Team GB's only medal at the 2017 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival, where she snagged bronze in the women's snowboard cross.
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A driver in Texas on Monday snagged a photo of a cloud formation that he thinks looks like an angel over the horizon.
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That's what's happening for Oscar nominee Felicity Jones, who just snagged the role of everyone's favorite badass Supreme Court justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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The Buick Avista concept coupe snagged headlines for its sleek design — not to mention its 400-horsepower twin turbo charged V-9113 engine.
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Comma.ai, the autonomous car startup founded by George Hotz — "Geohot" of iPhone and Playstation hacking fame —has snagged a senior engineer from Tesla.
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Judging by his hulking physique and goofy demeanor, it looks like Rob Gronkowski was the one who snagged it out of the air.
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After an extended waiting period, a Pagan priest finally snagged the go-ahead to wear goat horns in his new Maine license photo.
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One man had just snagged a photo of French-Caribbean crooner Henri Salvador, while another made off with former Jets lineman Joe Klecko.
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Mashable also snagged a few nominations for Best Overall Social Presence and our comedy short "Fight Club For Kids," starring Chuck Palahniuk (*wink*).
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And now, the four-legged dining room piece belongs to one lucky bidder who snagged it for a cool $394,000, the AP reports.
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This shot of the jellyfish Rhizostoma pulmo in the waters of Forte dei Marmi, Italy snagged first place in the "Wide-angle" category.
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ConsenSys, a Brooklyn based firm that specializes in all things Ethereum issued an announcement noting that it has snagged the asteroid mining company.
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Lambert snagged his first job in the restaurant industry at age 14, and, in true chef fashion, showed up to our office prepared.
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Desperate to put all of my luggage and cold-weather accessories down, I snagged a pair of leather armchairs and set up camp.
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The fact that it's a new product helps make it less obvious that you snagged it at a store on the drive over.
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The musical "La La Land," above, snagged the most Golden Globe nominations this year, including best director, screenplay and lead actor and actress.
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Andrighetto was awarded a goal after a replay review showed that Kinkaid's glove was over the goal line when he snagged the shot.
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While my photos typically garner around 100 likes on an average day, each photo of Drake had easily snagged 200 in an hour.
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FaZe has attracted a list of investors including rapper Offset of Migos and snagged sponsors like Nissan and the Manchester City Football Club.
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One of his passes was intercepted by Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul, who snagged a tipped pass on the Browns' opening drive.
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Additionally, Apple's fledgling streaming service Apple TV+ snagged its first TV award nomination, with The Morning Show recognized for Best Television Series — Drama.
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However, one collector got lucky when he snagged billionaire casino magnate Steve Wynn's LaFerrari for $252 million — more than double the original price.
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With Aaron Judge on first base and one out, Encarnacion blooped a soft liner to left that Michael Brantley snagged on the dive.
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In three of the four elections, Clinton snagged Georgia and South Carolina, even though most polls predict Trump has those states locked up.
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Where it stands: Earlier this month Rivian snagged a $350 million equity investment from Cox Automotive, a big industry data and information company.
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New South Wales snagged 133 "target" creatures in mesh along its northern coast from 2015 to 2016, and the majority of those died.
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It was an ambitious undertaking whose success would probably have snagged him job offers from the most elite math departments in the country.
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The album, and its massive singles "Confident" and "Cool for the Summer," snagged Lovato her first Grammy nomination, for Best Pop Vocal Album.
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The wide receiver snagged a 22016-yard touchdown pass to put his Pittsburgh Steelers up 22-0 against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
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DeJonge is an Australian actress and snagged a nomination for the Saturn Awards Best Performance by a Younger Actor in 2015's The Visit.
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This top 10 list was led by Netflix, which also snagged the top spot as the world's highest-earning (non-game) app in 2017.
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But the network still had to find a director before giving the new season the final OK. Now, it looks like they've snagged one.
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Winning the competition, though, was Michelle Collins – who snagged the top prize after belting out the Cy Coleman and Dorothy Fields classic "Big Spender".
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It is on par with Ant Financial's $4.5 billion funding round this year and just behind the $5 billion snagged by Uber this month.
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Bullet Messenger only launched in August but quickly racked up four million users in just over a week, and also snagged $22M in funding.
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Season 2 of the acclaimed series (which snagged 13 Emmy nominations) will pick up in 1956, and follow the royal family for eight years.
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Jessica Wick, a bookseller at a Westerly, RI, bookstore, snagged a photo with the Democratic candidate who was stopping through town with her family.
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Details: The information snagged by hackers includes usernames and encrypted password data as well as content from the site, including public and private activities.
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Rarely has such a group of billionaires, hedge-fund barons, mining firms, government officials and go-betweens been snagged in such a woeful saga.
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It would also risk getting snagged in the courts, and thereby enhance Mr Trump's reputation for making a lot of noise while achieving little.
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Harambe McHarambeface — say that three times real fast — snagged 93 percent of the total votes said the fake story, which has since been deleted.
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However, Vonn didn't dwell on the loss too much as she snagged a bronze medal in the women's alpine downhill final a day earlier.
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Amazon is taking full advantage of its deal to live stream Thursday Night Football games, which it snagged the rights to earlier this year.
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But with a trail of high-scoring programs that most never predicted, Tennell has snagged a spot on the Winter Olympics figure skating team.
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Rent the Runway has snagged a $20 million investment from Alibaba CEO Jack Ma and Joe Tsai via Blue Pool Capital, Recode first reported.
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The Virginian Pilot reports:As the Hawkeye snagged the No. 4 wire, its three-person crew first sensed normal deceleration followed by a loud bang.
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If you were one of the lucky ones who snagged a discounted monitor, the company also threw in a $100 gift card with purchase.
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She entered the country in August on a tourist visa and by October 18 had snagged an H-1B visa for skilled guest workers.
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Women snagged wins in almost every one of Virginia's most contested House races on Tuesday, capturing victories in key swing districts including the 10th.
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Local resident James Castellano said he bought a drink from the boy Saturday morning and snagged one of the young entrepreneur&aposs business cards.
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The bag's fabric is dense and feels incapable of being snagged or ripped yet it's still soft enough to be pleasant to the touch.
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The man of the hour, construction worker Sam Wayne, snagged his second royal selfie Thursday during Prince William and Princess Kate's visit to Cornwall.
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Rachel comes with a coffee mug on a tray, Phoebe has her guitar, and Monica appears to have snagged the last banana nut muffin.
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But this story does not have a happy ending for Brad ... he lost out to someone less famous who snagged the prize for $160k.
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Canada and China are involved in their own trade dispute that has snagged several agricultural products, including canola, beef and pork in its crosshairs.
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The MLB luminary snagged first place in the magazine's 2017 leadership ranking, coming in ahead of Alibaba's Jack Ma, Pope Francis and Melinda Gates.
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Prince's "Purple Rain" snagged a posthumous nom for Top Soundtrack, and you know the drill ... there are few surprises, so we're guessing he'll win.
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Following her leave, she appeared in small roles in shows such as Dexter and Heroes until she snagged her infamous role on Austin & Ally.
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Radcliffe is referring, of course, to the illustrious award he snagged last year for another of his banging assets, "Rear of the Year," a.k.a.
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Scientists have snagged the earliest observations of a supernova ever captured, taken only three hours after a dying star began its fatally explosive finale.
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Harvell-Peel and defensive end Trace Ford snagged early interceptions for Oklahoma State, which kept Kansas out of its territory the entire first half.
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Betances walked Cheslor Cuthbert but then snagged an Eric Hosmer grounder between his legs and whipped it to second to start a double play.
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When she was 13, Reese snagged a gig with gospel legend Mahalia Jackson after another lyric soprano became pregnant and was unable to tour.
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President Donald Trump can return to the United States claiming to have snagged over $250 billion in deals from his maiden trip to Beijing.
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After earning a doctorate in neuroscience at Stanford, Emily Drabant Conley snagged a job at a new startup with just 30 employees called 23andMe.
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The projects include Brazilian construction company Odebrecht's $5 billion natural gas pipeline, snagged on financing, and stalled plans to expand the airport in Lima.
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But Walt Disney said on Wednesday it had snagged more than 10 million customers for the new Disney+ service on its first day alone.
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But instead of catching, you know, a regular-sized fish, Victorino snagged himself something gargantuan—a king salmon the size of a high schooler.
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They also snagged sets from perennial Noisey faves like SZA, Lil Wayne, Kacey Musgraves, Vince Staples, Ty Dolla $ign, and a whole lot more.
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Taking a moment to recover his senses, his ear to Narkun's chest, Khalidov was snagged in Narkun's brilliant triangle and the fight was over.
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The 37-year-old is executive-producing, but it looks like her mini-me is running the show — Suri snagged her own director's chair!
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Now, a third Game of Thrones actor has snagged a Netflix series of his own — and he's making the leap from fantasy to horror.
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A trippy image of three stentors, a type of single-celled protozoa that lives in fresh water and feeds on algae, snagged second place.
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Senior forward Jeromy Rodriguez snagged 231 boards to lead a 213-40.73 edge on the glass, though Kansas scored 240.7 points in the paint.
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In Midtown Manhattan, Giuseppe de Peppo, 38, a medical researcher, snagged one of only four Citi Bikes left in a station that holds 35.
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Your gear could get snagged or caught while you're in a narrow passageway, and you might be unable to fix that problem by yourself.
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To find her, they had been sifting anxiously through the meager clues, left like shreds of storm debris snagged on a chain-link fence.
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First, there were the eager royal fans who, having arrived perhaps days earlier, had already snagged all the good spots along the procession route.
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Amazon-owned game streaming service Twitch has snagged Zynga's chief marketing officer, Doug Scott, to join as its own CMO, the company announced today.
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And yet, the merino wool sneakers that snagged the colloquial title of "the world's most comfortable shoes" also happened to be really cool looking.
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But what if they had just pointed their swords in the general direction of Mordor and snagged the ring in the first 30 minutes?
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Lacking a high school diploma, she signed up for the Job Corps at age 20153 and snagged a position at a state employment office.
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With Veep back in contention this year — and for its final season, no less — the series easily snagged a nomination for Outstanding Comedy Series.
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Such a low unemployment rate means that nearly every American who wants to work, and is able to, has snagged a job by now.
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Such a low unemployment rate means that nearly every American who wants to and is able to work has snagged a job by now.
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When you rush home and announce that you snagged a big bonus or got a complimentary email from the CEO, your partner is thrilled.
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Lochte nabbed himself a gold medal in the men's 4x200m freestyle relay — but there's no word on whether he's snagged one of those sweet dogs.
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Many other longtime campaign staffers have not yet officially snagged White House jobs, but the campaign called the announcement a "first wave" of staff announcements.
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After another interception thrown by Gangi that was snagged by Arkansas State's Jerry Jacobs, the Red Wolves went from the Nevada 34 to the 9.
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Now, counter to the spirit of late stage capitalism, Bank of America has said that anyone who snagged free hundos will get to keep them.
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Mahomes drove the Chiefs to the New England 15 but threw into coverage, and the Patriots' Duron Harman snagged a pick in the end zone.
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Although the big ticket went to one fortunate winter, six people snagged $2 million prizes and there are 34 $1 million prizes, according to GMA.
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Netflix will pay more than $90 million for a new Will Smith film that it snagged after a two-week bidding war, according to Deadline.
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The role beckons any actress with a line in zeal and glow; Uta Hagen, Diana Sands and Lynn Redgrave are among those who've snagged it.
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Fiio may have snagged a "Hi-Res Audio" sticker from the Japan Audio Society, but I don't find the F5s to be hi-fi headphones.
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The Mega Millions jackpot has been growing since early March, when a Washington state man snagged $157 million with a winning ticket bought in Seattle.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, tech companies, known for high growth coupled with lucrative perks (hello, free food!), snagged 45 percent of the top spots in the U.
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It may come as no surprise that Florida snagged the top spot once again in 2019 — it consistently ranks among the best place to retire.
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Rutte won elections on March 15 but is still locked in negotiations to form a new, more conservative government that have snagged on immigration issues.
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The Weeknd snagged the title for most streamed album on Spotify in one year, thanks to "Beauty Behind the Madness" which attracted 60 million listeners.
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Lady Gaga is nominated tonight for Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Pop Solo Performance (although Ed Sheeran seemed to have already snagged the former).
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The film has already snagged the attention of awards pundits: Director Damien Chazelle's last film, Whiplash, scored an Oscar nod for Best Picture in 2015.
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Construction ground to a halt last year when arrangements for a syndicated loan got snagged on concerns about a graft inquiry into Odebrecht in Brazil.
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Justin Timberlake reveled in receiving the sweet treats, and Taraji P. Henson asked her Hidden Figures costar Octavia Spencer to share the bag she snagged.
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That has to be the logic of this impatient dog, who was briefly left in the car while his person snagged a sandwich at Subway.
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And women have snagged a record-number of nominations this year, although Diane von Furstenberg lamented the lack of nods to female directors and cinematographers.
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A company linked to the cellist also grabbed secret influence over Russia's largest truck maker, another snagged a big slice of Russia's TV advertising industry.
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The Wheelers and Dealers mechanic also snagged a picture of their afternoon snack, "guacamole and cocktails," with El Moussa strutting her stuff in the background.
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Along with receiving a nomination for his leading role in the live NBC production, Jesus Christ Superstar also snagged a nod for outstanding variety special.
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Mad Max: Fury Road's superhero editor Margaret Sixel also snagged an invitation, on the heels of her Oscar win for her work on the film.
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Bernie Sanders notched a win in Nebraska and state party officials gave him a victory in Kansas, while Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton snagged Louisiana.
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He's been in the coffee industry for 15 years, and this past weekend, he snagged first place at the United States Barista Championships in Seattle.
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The film, directed by Patty Jenkins (whose 2003 drama Monster snagged star Charlize Theron her Oscar), stars Israeli newcomer Gal Gadot as the titular superheroine.
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Rodgers joins several other famous folks who have snagged cameos including singers Chris Stapleton and Ed Sheeran and "Always Sunny in Philadelphia" actor Rob McElhenney.
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Such a low unemployment rate means that nearly every American who wants to work, and is able to work, has snagged a job by now.
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On Thursday a Twitter user from California snagged photos of Beyoncé browsing the big box store with her family, including her mom Tina Knowles.
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Kate McKinnon, who portrays the former secretary of State on "Saturday Night Live," snagged her first Emmy for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series.
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Just last week, for example, mobile banking app Current snagged $20 million more in funding for its service, now used by half a million users.
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After last fall's elections, Democrats snagged a much-needed victory in their 5-3 win over Republicans during the 2017 congressional soccer game late Tuesday.
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The move by Aethel threatens to further complicate a transaction that is already snagged on a separate legal dispute involving some of Novo Banco's creditors.
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"The Grinch," Universal and Illumination Entertainment's new take on the Dr. Seuss holiday classic, snagged an estimated $66 million opening in North America this weekend.
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While we snagged one of the $70 Europe-bound flights on the online reservation system, on the way back the cheapest flights were around $180.
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Mahershala Ali snagged Best Supporting Actor for his depiction of a crack dealer, while Barry Jenkins was named Best Director and James Laxton Best Cinematographer.
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Brin was the fourth person to receive a Tesla Model X Crossover SUV in 2015 when it was first released — he snagged a white one.
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Anglers, like soldiers staged at the bank for battle, began furiously casting and chasing the fish, hoping their hook would be the one that snagged.
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Ahead of this unexpected reveal, the entire internet was buzzing with joy thinking we'd finally snagged a glimpse of the rarely seen Sir and Rumi.
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It is not yet known who snagged the role of CC's lifelong friend Hillary in the film, which begins shooting in Vancouver later this month.
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Longhorns linebacker Edwin Freeman snagged an interception on the third snap of the second half, giving Texas the ball at the Kansas 363-yard line.
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If the Ducks protect four defensemen, they could leave Jakob Silfverberg ($3.75M) exposed; if they protect three defensemen, Sami Vatanen ($4.875M) would likely get snagged.
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Chase Headley then hit a grounder up the middle that Altuve snagged with a dive, but he had no play as Bird crossed the plate.
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The rookie first baseman fell into the Dodgers dugout as he snagged Jeff Mathis' pop-up, nearly dropping into the lap of manager Dave Roberts.
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In this case, he's working with the writer-director Dan Gilroy, who snagged a best original screenplay nomination for another dark urban drama, "Nightcrawler" (2014).
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Over the past few years, some of them have even snagged big-time shows from services like Netflix or YouTube Red, the company's subscription tier.
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Oona Chaplin (Talisa Maegyr) starred in a memorable "Black Mirror" episode ("White Christmas," with Jon Hamm), and snagged a role in the upcoming "Avatar" movies.
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Which of us who has loved a child wouldn't be moved by the evocative details of innocence snagged on the jagged fences of adult circumstance?
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Low unemployment and high job creation means that nearly every American who wants to work and is able to has snagged a job by now.
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Such a low unemployment rate means that nearly every American who wants to and is able to work has likely snagged a job by now.
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Torres reached third on a passed ball but was thrown out at the plate when Wilkerson snagged Andrew McCutchen's grounder to third and fired home.
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I lucked out and snagged the last free table at Sicilia in Tavola, a small restaurant with a warm, cozy atmosphere and fresh, handmade pasta.
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Lopez doesn't do things by half measures and she was already guaranteed to do the maximum in this performance, with her Oscars moment snagged away.
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Local brand Xiaomi snagged the fourth-place spot that was held by Apple, leaving Apple at No. 5, according to Canalys, an independent analyst company.
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We're told the guy who snagged the autograph printed out the report the day before the House formally voted to accuse POTUS of high crimes.
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Convoy, which raised $400 million in fresh funding last month, snagged the PayScale chief sales officer and a general marketing manager at Amazon Web Services.
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In research firm Morning Consult's latest report, Fastest Growing Brands of 2019, DoorDash snagged the number one spot for the second year in a row.
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Stone is one of 34 individuals who were snagged as part of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election.
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She says she's gotten praise and some criticism of her work -- including some people who complained about getting their clothing snagged on the barbed wire.
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Dozens of migrants were rescued by the Turkish Coast Guard on Thursday after their rubber dinghy snagged on a rocky outcropping off Turkey's Aegean coast.
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Someone on the production team dressed up as Trump ... then hopped over the wall and snagged a green card before the housemates shut him down.
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They're the movies that have snagged all of the right nominations in pre-Oscar awards, and they're the movies Hollywood seems to have settled on.
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When John Singleton snagged two Oscar nominations in 21983 for writing and directing his debut feature Boyz n the Hood, he made history twice over.
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ELEPHANT EYE FILMS Cake Jennifer Aniston snagged a Golden Globe nomination for her performance as a woman dealing with the aftermath of a fatal car accident.
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There are also fossils of a perleidid fish inside this mother Dinocephalosaurus, showing that she had successfully snagged some grub in the leadup to her death.
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During a recent appearance on Live with Kelly and Ryan, Harington revealed that he snagged the statue in question straight from GoT's final season set. Yup.
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Ross snagged the Golden Globe for best actress in a TV series, comedy or musical for her role as Rainbow in the ABC hit show blackish.
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"The Magnificent Seven" easily snagged the crown from "Sully," the retelling of the "Miracle on the Hudson" landing that topped the box office for two weeks.
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She worked with Tommy Hilfiger, Isaac Mizrahi and Abercrombie & Fitch and eventually snagged the cover of Town & Country alongside her husband David Lauren (Ralph Lauren's son).
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The photo's Imgur page reached 1,030,000 views in its first 48 hours, and a video of the cat posted on YouTube quickly snagged millions of views.
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, hosted by the 40-year-old Oliver, snagged the Emmy for outstanding variety talk series at Sunday's star-studded ceremony.
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She showed up looking fiery and fierce and snagged amazing selfies with some of the event's biggest names, including Rihanna, Kim Kardashian West, and Serena Williams.
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We chat about what a great job the production designer did in recreating the set, and how Stamos snagged some key pieces back in the day.
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Hadid isn't the only one with the witty leather number: Apparently, her sister, Alana, snagged three matching jackets for herself, Gigi, and Bella, according to Glamour.
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At 32 Branden Jacobs-Jenkins has already snagged a MacArthur "genius" grant and several top playwriting honours, and he came close to winning a Pulitzer prize.
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A London Tube passenger this week snagged his inner-thigh and penis in the fare gate while trying to jump over the barriers to avoid paying.
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From there, those who entered private key information without realizing they had been phished risked having their data snagged by the attackers on the other side.
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Luckily, I snagged a copy of the app before the Dolby 234 site was deactivated and have been playing around with it to test it out.
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I snagged Oribe's new, irresistibly cute shampoo and prayed to the hair gods that it'd do exactly for my scalp what the millennial pink packaging promises.
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"Will works for an outdoor advertising company, so when she was born they snagged one of the photos off Facebook and made this billboard," Kelen says.
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"I initially thought, and several people thought, it could be some rope that snagged on the bottom of the river with chunks of ice," McCaa said.
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It was a moment that appeared to be snagged from Snapchat, as the social media site's popular flower crown filter adorned both Williams and Alexis' heads.
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Ashley Graham's 2016 Sports Illustrated cover didn't just make history — it also snagged her a seat on the new judging panel of America's Next Top Model.
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Now that Jio has snagged 84% of the 153m net mobile-phone additions in the year to July (see chart), others must fight for the scraps.
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Sanctuary Marine Bermuda, a fishing charter that operates out of Hamilton, Bermuda, shared photos and video of the massive lobster, which Loescher snagged over the weekend.
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She secured nine nominations at the BET Awards, including Best New Artist and Best Female Hip-Hop Artist, and even snagged a cover on The Fader.
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Rachel McAdams has snagged a number of nominations for Spotlight, as has Jane Fonda for Youth (working against her is the fact that nobody saw it).
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Lintz is 17 now and after a guest spot on Nashville, she snagged a role on Amazon's Bosch, which just got renewed for a fourth season.
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Not only that, but Netflix's Stranger Things snagged a nomination for best drama series — and so did Barb (Shannon Purser), for guest actress in a drama.
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A forthcoming book from controversial alt-right figure Milo Yiannopoulos has snagged the top spot on Amazon a day after the $250,000 book deal was announced.
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Since then, the actor snagged a role in The Hot Chick and even reprised his BMW role in the show's reboot, Girl Meets World, in 2015.
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The company also last year launched its small business-focused web chat feature in its app, and snagged the No. 107 spot on the 2018 Inc.
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Kramer One to watch, no more: Streep catapulted to Golden Globe success when she snagged the best supporting actress in a drama trophy for Kramer vs.
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In early 2019, Mears snagged contracts worth $3.7 billion from the British government along with Serco Group Plc to provide accommodation and support for asylum seekers.
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Her recently launched Off the Vine With Kaitlyn Bristowe has already snagged fellow reality alums Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag and it's only three episodes in.
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Since they first launched, ride-hailing apps have swooped in and snagged a huge share of the market in many cities, while running roughshod over regulators.
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My thick arm hair snagged on Livestrong bracelets and silly Bandz, and my big lips looked obscene in glassy lip gloss (it was the mid-aughts).
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TMZ snagged photos of the two hanging out in front of Brown's new digs in Los Angeles, after reportedly going on a date the night before.
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Read more: Andreessen Horowitz-backed Flyhomes just snagged $141 million to expand its next-gen brokerageOther businesses offering different alternatives to homebuying have also sprung up.
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Over the course of her 35-year broadcast career, Salazar snagged interviews with the late Cuban leader Fidel Castro and the late Chilean leader Augusto Pinochet.
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Last year Gina, 31, took home the top prize for best actress in a television comedy, marking the first time a CW actor snagged the statuette.
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Forte ranks among the league's most durable and versatile backs, and both attributes appealed to the Jets, who snagged him after losing Chris Ivory to Jacksonville.
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Although you'll have to wait until early 22017 to catch the documentary in its entirety, we've snagged its second trailer to give you a sneak peek.
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The company has completed more than 23 successful Falcon launches and snagged billions of dollars in contracts, including from NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense.
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As the Phillies fans solemnly shuffled into the off-season, I moved down to watch from the front row as Cal Ripken snagged the final out.
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Archie Gamboa, had just taken off from a police compound when its propeller snagged on a high-tension electrical wire, causing the crash, said Lt. Col.
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Every team in the N.F.L. passed on multiple opportunities to draft Tom Brady before the Patriots snagged him in the sixth round of the 2000 draft.
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But, alas, Seth Rogen and Billy Eichner snagged those parts, and the VICELAND hosts will not be the ones singing alongside Donald Glover and Queen Bey.
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It was a bookend for the interception Baltimore had snagged on Mayfield's first pass of the game, and one of three turnovers generated by the defense.
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Romine threw out Matt Duffy trying to steal, and Carlos Gomez's sharp liner with two runners on was snagged by Greg Bird for the final out.
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On Super Tuesday alone, Biden snagged big wins in Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Minnesota, Massachusetts, Maine, and the delegate-rich state of Texas.
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I feed him when we get back, eat a couple of cookies I snagged last night, and then go start my foam rolling and yoga routine.
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So click on through to find your new favorite poolside style, and prepare yourself for your friends' reactions when you tell them where you snagged it.
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Since then, the paparazzi have snagged a few photos here and there of the two holding hands, sneaking kisses, and gazing lovingly into each other's eyes.
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In the months I stocked shelves at a grocery store, I snagged anything frozen that I could throw in the oven, set, and return to later.
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The Internet offered up memes on top of memes for DiCaprio – who after years of being nominated, finally snagged the award for his role in The Revenant.
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Bill Stepien, who joined the Trump campaign in August as national field director, snagged a senior role as White House political director, Trump's transition team announced Wednesday.
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With Game of Thrones out of the running at the 2017 Emmys, The Handmaid's Tale snagged the coveted best drama win at the awards ceremony Sunday night.
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So far, the conglomerate has sold 12 billion reais in assets, but only received about 7 billion reais, as legal problems have snagged payments, one source said.
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The former Vampire Diaries star snagged a "mistletoe margarita" served in a miniature Don Julio bottle, while other guests sipped on the brand's Santa's Spicy Cider cocktail.
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I eat lunch at my desk while reading some articles from Vulture, and top it off with a few pieces of candy snagged from the front desk.
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In my first week on Mike's list, I snagged one weekly shift at a gourmet pizza joint and a few subs at a handful of different places.
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During the holidays, Google snagged 22017 percent of revenue, compared with 33 percent for Echo, 17 percent for Echo Dot and just 2 percent for Amazon Tap.
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Macy snagged the award for outstanding performance by a male actor in a comedy series at the 24th annual SAG Awards thanks to his role in Shameless.
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Drilling often takes place miles below the surface in rock formations where drill bits and pipes can be broken or snagged, which halts activity for long periods.
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I knew some edge of it was jagged, but I couldn't figure out which one, until I snagged a memory of eerie green coyotes with white eyes.
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However, if one was to, say, find out that they snagged a role on Riverdale, well...it might happen within the context of a phone call, right?
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Tonight, she returns with full bourgeois bona fides, having snagged some (not overly dynamic) guy named John Harding and given birth to a batch of little Hardings.
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Luckily, we've snagged the best pre-pre-show photos of our favorite stars, like Armie Hammer, Laura Dern, and Zoey Deutch getting primped and prepped on Instagram.
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Most notably, ride-hailing company Grab snagged another $1 billion in funding (after gulping down $1 billion last month) at a post-money valuation of $11 billion.
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The container takes up a couple of lanes on the highway, so Lockheed has snagged a sheriff's escort to drive in front of and behind the lander.
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The prior owner, Sela Ward -- who is repped by Williams & Williams -- was asking $40 mil and we're told Jennifer snagged it for a very reasonable $28 mil.
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Former President George H.W. Bush snagged a private performance Tuesday from the cast and crew of the popular musical, "Hamilton," who paid him a visit in Texas.
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Venture capitalists with stomachs strong enough to write a check are more likely to look in California, which snagged more than half of VC investment last year.
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"Kids just buy into it like their parents did," Fox, 54, said of the enduring classic, which, 30 years later, has snagged a new generation of fans.
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In the meantime, Bezos has snagged back some glory, and he claims Blue Origin plans to achieve the same feat "again and again" over the year ahead.
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Worries about liability for corruption have snagged financing for the pipeline and Odebrecht's attempt to sell its 55 percent stake in the project as required by lenders.
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But while the list price is a hefty chunk of cash to drop on chocolate, Joyceieejuice says her parents snagged the bag for a more reasonable $120.
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A lot of what you would find in Ross' closet now would likely be something she snagged from her mom Diana Ross' closet when she was younger.
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But only Nordstrom ranked among the five top performers for order success (how quickly a retailer has the merch you've selected online ready to be snagged IRL).
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In 2014 the Trojans snagged nine of California's top 25 recruits compared to just two for UCLA, including three of the four best players in the state.
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At one point in the second quarter, Stewart snagged a rebound and tossed a precise outlet pass to Kia Nurse speeding down the floor for a layup.
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The Yellow Jackets got another interception when Pickett's pass went off the hands of tight end Nakia Griffin-Stewart and was snagged by Georgia Tech's Tariq Carpenter.
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Photograph by Frances F. Denny for The New Yorker About a week before, on a Sunday, I had, somehow, snagged a table for the very same evening.
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While the cheapest seats on the team's website were $35, I went on to StubHub and snagged a $12 general admission standing ticket right near the goal.
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The former first lady snagged a nomination in the Spoken Word category for the audio version of her book, "Becoming," when the Grammy contenders were announced Wednesday.
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It has completed more than 50 successful Falcon launches and snagged billions of dollars' worth of contracts, including deals with NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense.
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Despite the recent controversies swirling around Spacey, Suvari said Tuesday that she was thankful for her role in "American Beauty," which snagged the Oscar for best film.
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Martin and his ex-wife Gwyneth Paltrow often double-dated with Jay Z and Beyoncé, and they even snagged an invite to their intimate wedding in 2008.
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Sensing that the Detroit Tigers wanted to draft Rizzo in the sixth round, the Red Sox snagged him a few picks sooner, at No. 298 over all.
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"All hopes I had of a roommate who would help upgrade me to a higher social stratum snagged on the gleaming barnacles of Steven's orthodontia," Federman laments.
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In 2015 Rocky Peterson, now 31, known as Akasha Makai in drag, snagged the gathering's Miss Two Spirit Montana title with a rendition of "Diamonds" by Rihanna.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - President Donald Trump can return to the United States claiming to have snagged over $250 billion in deals from his maiden trip to Beijing.
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According to reports, WME talent agency, along with a Chinese media org and a group led by Robert Kraft snagged the MMA powerhouse for around $4 billion.
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If you want a suggestion, Wirecutter's upgrade pick, the Renetto Original Canopy Chair, was always '"the first seat snagged" during group testing, so you can't go wrong.
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Our photog jokingly tells Rocky he shoulda ran up onstage and snagged the award, and this image had Rocky laughing at the idea of busting a Kanye.
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And cables designed to keep the shield taut had too much slack and could have snagged during the real unfurling in space, a million miles from help.
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In other words, there's enough food to go around, it's just being snagged off the shelves too quickly and store staff can't keep up with the crowds.
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Kendrick Rogers added 83 yards on six receptions for the Aggies, while Smith recorded six catches for 66 yards and Camron Buckley snagged four for 60 yards.
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Gibson Dunn and WilmerHale on Tuesday each snagged a partner from Durie Tangri in San Francisco, a law firm specializing in corporate tech law and intellectual property.
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From there, she snagged a role on the new left-leaning network Air America Radio, where her career as a kind of ideological narrator began in earnest.
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But Michael Brantley, the left fielder, sprinted in and made the scoop catch as he dove forward, just snagged the ball and slid forward on his chest.
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Molly Huddle, a two-time Olympian, has even become so well known for her ritual of race day nail art that she snagged a nail wrap collaboration.
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The men noticed the shark in the water, and sure enough, it snagged a fish right off their line as they reeled it in to the boat.
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Mike's rep, Darren Shuster, tells TMZ ... the daredevil's launch got off to a terrible start when his parachute got snagged by a ladder next to the rocket.
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He invited V.I.P.s (Chris Rock, Alexander Wang) and fans who snagged free tickets released a few hours before to landmark theaters for a playback with brief commentary.
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A number of female directors could have snagged a nomination this year: Gerwig, whose "Little Women" received six nods, was a top contender heading into the nominations.
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But Emma Stone is the heavy favorite for her turn in "La La Land," having snagged the Golden Globe, the Bafta and the Screen Actors Guild Award.
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In the decade following "Ocean's Twelve," Clooney snagged lead roles in multiple critically acclaimed films, including comedy-drama "Up in the Air" (2009) and "The Descendants" (2011).
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Though she didn't win then, she snagged her first Golden Globe trophy the next year for best supporting actress in a motion picture for Kramer vs. Kramer.
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Vevo, the music-video streaming platform, just snagged licensing rights for Warner Music Group, filling the last big hole in its catalogue as it tries to reboot.
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SpaceX has completed more than 50 successful Falcon launches and snagged billions of dollars' worth of contracts, including deals with NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense.
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The best part is most of these sets and stocking stuffers are exclusive to the site, so everyone you know won't have already snagged them at the mall.
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The series has snagged a host of golden statuettes in its short lifetime, including four primetime Emmys, four Screen Actors Guild Awards and three Critics Choice Television Awards.
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Over the last month, we've gone big at Net-A-Porter, snagged some Ganni and Reike Nen at Need Supply, and bought one too many swimsuits at Target.
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In addition, 13th director Ava DuVernay got a best documentary nomination, Mica Levi snagged an original score nomination for Jackie, and nine women producers got best picture nominations.
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He also snagged Brian Campbell from the Chicago Blackhawks in a salary dump, and the 36-year-old has become an integral part of the team's shoddy defense.
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Just a few months after the groundbreaking news that CoverGirl snagged its first-ever CoverBoy, another male social media star is getting the mass-market recognition he deserves.
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Most of the time, though, settling into a new spot can be exciting — especially if the home you snagged was remodeled by Fixer Upper's Chip and Joanna Gaines.
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We're betting, there's a pair somewhere in the bunch that'll match oh-so-perfectly with the 50% off handbags and 75% off dresses you snagged this holiday weekend.
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Herrington snagged a Rookie spot in the 2017 SI Swim issue, she told Fox News at the time that Banks was the model she always looked up to.
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Hopes were high running into the Rio Olympics after the country snagged six medals in London in 2012 and sent its largest ever contingent to this year's event.
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Following earlier festival premieres at Toronto International Film Festival and Crested Butte Film Festival, the short snagged the Jury Award at this year's 2018 SCAD Savannah Film Festival.
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Holzhauer, who snagged his 21st win on Thursday evening's episode, revealed in a recent interview that Trebek's vocabulary is a bit more colorful when the cameras aren't rolling.
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And SNL cast member Leslie Jones snagged selfies with both Beyoncé and Jay-Z at the after-party, looking just as starstruck as we'd be in that situation.
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In 2018, the defense firm snagged a colossal $429 million U.S. Air Force contract for the delivery of two payloads and another $3.6 billion for aircraft countermeasure systems.
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A literature professor (James Caan) with a serious gambling problem gets deeper and deeper in debt in this Karel Reisz movie that snagged Caan a Golden Globe nomination.
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While Kattan's business has snagged a billion-dollar valuation from Forbes, she's most proud of how her followers have started ventures of their own and followed her example.
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This was the mid 2000s, and social media as we know it now was beginning to pick up, so of course I snagged "Kitty Stryker" on every platform.
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That's a welcome change from his experience earlier in the week, when an unexpected storm snagged his motorcade in gridlocked traffic on its way from Joint Base Andrews.
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Cristoforetti, charmer that she is, snagged some of the most memorable and endearing moments—for instance, her dedicated efforts to help Wilmore shimmy out of his undersized spacesuit.
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Clinton snagged a big name to come support her in Cleveland over the weekend: Beyoncé and Jay Z, the former of which performed at a concert for voters.
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I also snagged a $30 yoga mat a few months ago, which, when combined with a seven-minute workout app on my iPad, provides my morning exercise routine.
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The couple nearly walked away from the fashion industry after three years of making no money, despite having snagged key customers including Barney's New York and Fred Segal.
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Euro zone finance ministers said on Monday Athens and its lenders needed to speed up the review, which has snagged over labor reforms, including making mass layoffs easier.
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The rapper, who wears the shoes religiously, took to Instagram to let his followers know they may be out of luck if they haven't already snagged a pair.
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Wired snagged a rare interview with Snap CEO Evan Spiegel, who said the company is taking a separate approach to its small hardware initiative and popular app platform.
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The sights of faraway destinations — bright parrots in Australia, sphinxes in Egypt, women in Algeria wearing traditional garb — were marketed as the thrills awaiting those who snagged tickets.
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With the Falcons trailing 7-0, Jones snagged an errant Josh Rosen pass and returned it for a score and sparked Atlanta to a 26-53 halftime lead.
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Both of these fighters are now able to field offers from other organizations, and could well be snagged by the decadently-baited hooks of the UFC or Bellator.
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Instead of turning and stopping to catch the ball, Gibbs simply reached back and snagged it with one hand, as casually as plucking an apple from a tree.
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On second down, however, Rivers threw his fourth interception of the game when Chiefs safety Daniel Sorensen snagged the ball in the end zone to secure the win.
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And cables designed to keep the sun shield taut had too much slack and could have snagged during the real unfurling in space, a million miles from help.
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On its release, South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut took home almost four times its budget, received overwhelmingly favorable reviews, and snagged an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song.
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Arizona shortstop Ahmed snagged a grounder in the hole and threw to third base to catch Max Muncy in a rundown as he tried to advance from second.
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He had, however, hit four line drives that were caught by outfielders, including one that Andrew Romine snagged with a shoestring catch and another sacrifice fly earlier Wednesday.
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The company has completed more than 50 successful Falcon launches and snagged billions of dollars' worth of contracts, including deals with NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense.
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Clerkships provide young standouts -- usually those who earlier snagged prominent lower court clerkships -- with the chance to see up close how the law of the land is decided.
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The most pleasant news of the nominations is that our fave Parasite snagged six noms, including for Best Picture, Best Director, Best International Film, and Best Original Screenplay.
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That project got snagged in a tangle of new revelations as the war mushroomed in 1965-66 into an assault on the scale of World War II campaigns.
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For motion pictures, The Irishman was nominated for five awards, The Two Popes is up for four, and Marriage Story snagged six, making it the most-nominated film.
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While the nomination marks the first time 22019-year-old Sanders has been a Grammy contender, several political figures have snagged the coveted music award in recent years.
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Sacar Anim scored 19 points, Theo John added 11 and Jamal Cain snagged 12 rebounds as host Marquette rolled past Jacksonville 75-56 on Wednesday night in Milwaukee.
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Macy's has snagged an eBay executive as it shakes up its management and cuts 100 jobs in an effort to reignite slumping sales at the department store chain.
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Theron also snagged up a nomination of her own in the outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role category for her portrayal of Megyn Kelly.
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Waiting for our ride at the end of one workday, I noticed them staring at a plastic bag snagged in the concertina wire above an old military gate.
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The fish-out-of-water musical comedy series, which featured writing and directing by Waititi, became a cult hit and snagged 22018 Emmy nominations during its short life.
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Netflix snagged a record 54 nominations with returners like "House of Cards" and "Bloodline" along with newcomers "Master of None" and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," according to The Emmy website.
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The timing of the marriage is interesting as Amazon recently snagged a deal with Western Union to better serve unbanked shoppers across Asia (which did not include mainland China).
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The Sun snapped Harry for the first time Tuesday night with his new American TV star GF, where he reportedly snagged tickets to a play at the last minute.
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Their use meant that even if a boy panicked — perhaps because of getting snagged in a narrow passage — and got water inside his mask, the pressure would expel it.
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However, after a fan caught Underwood in public in December and snagged a photo for her Twitter, fans were quick to rally behind Underwood with support for her recovery.
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The rest of the list included cities both well-known to Western travelers (Florence, Italy, at number four) and considerably more far-flung (Luang Prabang, Laos, snagged number five).
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While astronomers have not yet snagged a direct detection of Planet Nine, Sheppard's team found these new Jovian moons as a byproduct of their search for the speculative planet.
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Meanwhile, offscreen, black actor Noma Dumezweni wowed Broadway audiences — and snagged a Tony nomination — with her portrayal of the wizarding brainiac Hermione in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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Hey, team PlayStation: whether you've already snagged a PS4 or happen to know you'll be getting one as a gift, you're gonna need a charging station for your controllers.
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The musical snagged the 2013 Tony Award for best musical, and Lauper won best original score – the first woman who had not worked with a man to do so.
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And then, with the exception of a few movie and television parts, Pulliam was gone until she snagged a lead role in Tyler Perry's House of Payne in 2007.
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He's competed in triathlons, did the 26-mile Bataan Memorial Death March, and was nearly killed in a paragliding accident in 2005 when he got snagged in a tree.
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For her work as the songwriter of Little Big Town's "Better Man," Taylor Swift also snagged a nomination for Song of the Year, her first nod in three years.
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Furlan, however, cleared up the gossip, writing on her own Instagram account that the couple had actually just snagged "someone's leftover wedding alter (sic)" for the picture-perfect moment.
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The move snagged local supply chains, giving foreign rivals opportunities to fulfil orders that would have gone to hobbled Indian firms and to gain market share in India itself.
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But after Disney searched through hundreds of girls in the Pacific Islands, Cravalho snagged the part in 2015 with her bubbly personality and renditions of Disney and Polynesian songs.
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Image: Wesley FryerAn "artificial-intelligence attorney" created using technology from IBM's Watson has snagged its first customer, but that doesn't mean it'll be appearing in the courtroom anytime soon.
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The first half then was spotty for the Sooners, who led 7-3 midway through the second quarter before converting an interception linebacker Emmanuel Beal snagged the red zone.
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In 2017, Jordan Peele electrified audiences with his instantly quotable Get Out, which ultimately earned more than $250 million worldwide and snagged a Best Picture nomination at the Oscars.
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Other notable stars who snagged noms include Jeff Daniels and Michelle Williams for their performances in Blackbird, Lupita Nyong'o for Eclipsed and Sara Bareilles for her music in Waitress.
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And unless you somehow snagged an invite to the awards this year, celebs' own are also the closest thing to a first-person look at the ceremony we get.
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Check out Ward shaking the whole Sooners defense, and tossing the ball up for Linell Bonner III snagged beautifully out of thin air: Sure, Ward's work has been dazzling.
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He snagged a Best Actor Golden Globe, but on the heels of that win several women came out with stories that seemed to torpedo his chances during awards season.
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In a 215 buying spree of roughly $21980 billion, it snagged trucking and logistics firm Con-way for $213 billion as well as France's Norbert Dentressangle for $210 billion.
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Bieber snagged a ride with Late, Late Show host, friend, and karaoke partner James Corden on the way to the Grammys, and they even helped each other get ready.
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Picnic snagged an eye-catching 100 million euro investment last year which it is using to fund a rapid expansion, including opening its first hub in Germany last month.
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The first orca Griffin procured, Namu, was caught accidentally by some fishermen, when a snagged fishing net trapped a pair of orcas between a reef and a rocky outcropping.
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The Mikimoto pen is a memento I snagged while working at Glamour; it was a hand-me-down from my boss who was the accessories director at the time.
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So, the New York University graduate replaced his signature blond locks with a darker, edgier cut in preparation for a role he's snagged in Riverdale, a forthcoming TV series.
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Oakland Raiders safety Erik Harris snagged two interceptions, one of which he took to the house, in his team's 26-24 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers Thursday night.
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As far as film goes, Netflix has snagged a significant one of Ms. Streisand's: the 1976 romantic drama "A Star Is Born," in which she starred with Kris Kristofferson.
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All of those businesses and manufacturing facilities ended up getting shut down for whatever economic reason but these beautiful spaces remained and eventually were snagged by artists and creatives.
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They don't have to be major events: you saw a pretty sunset, told a funny joke, got a compliment from your boss or snagged a seat on the train.
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A Word With Before he snagged the role of Chidi, the dithery moral philosopher of "The Good Place," William Jackson Harper had been acting Off Broadway for a decade.
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Harrison then singled to lead off the bottom of the first, but first baseman Chris Carter snagged John Jaso's ensuing liner and stepped on first to double off Harrison.
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The film snagged four nods, including Best Motion Picture — Drama, Joaquin Phoenix for Best Actor in a Motion Picture — Drama, and Phillips for Best Director of a Motion Picture.
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The 6-foot-10 forward scored 21 points and snagged 12 rebounds as the Bulldogs (593-10, 9-6) won for the third time in their last four games.
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Rookie defensive lineman Nick Bosa had three sacks in the 49ers' first two postseason games, while cornerback Richard Sherman snagged an interception in both the divisional and championship rounds.
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Coca-Cola also snagged a distribution deal with the owner of the Fairlife milk brand, and it took a nearly 20% stake in energy drink company Monster Beverage (MNST).
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Leonard noticed how plastic bags, floating up on the wind, had become snagged on the branches of the trees, and how the number of bags would vary over time.
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Fans began to jeer the governor after they realized he had snagged the foul ball off St. Louis Cardinals player Paul DeJong at the top of the third inning.
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Dating app Tinder snagged thousands of paying users in the second quarter, helping its parent Match beat Wall Street profit targets and raise its yearly revenue forecast on Tuesday.
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Ms. Jensen pushed her anti-immigrant Progress Party into a coalition government in Norway for the first time — and snagged for herself an influential cabinet post as finance minister.
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Brendon Osteen, Don's son and Paetyn's father, told the outlet that Don dove into action when he saw the roof crumble onto Paetyn and snagged her from the flames.
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She snagged the all-around gold medal in the junior level at this year's P&G Championships, and she's been slowly rising through the ranks in junior elite competition.
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" Rogers even snagged his own Twitter hashtag, #austinonjeopardy, with one person writing: "There are two types of people in this world: people that like #austinonjeopardy and people that don't matter.
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The film, who went into the awards show with a commanding 12 nominations, also snagged the Outstanding British Film award – but fell short to Roma in the Best Film category.
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The book doesn't come out until October, but we snagged a few meat-centric curtain lifters from Birnbaum and Souza just in time for your long farewell-to-summer weekend.
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The organization dedicated to getting vinyl lovers into independent record stores just announced their list of exclusive and limited-run releases that can be snagged this Black Friday, November 29.
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When she read that the Book of Mormon said Christopher Columbus would discover America, her mind snagged on a loose thread: she knew there'd been people in America before Columbus.
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On whether there's enough follow-on funding for the many young robotics startups that have snagged seed and Series A-stage funding: "At the moment, cash is abundant," said Wolfe.
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Barzilai snagged first prize with her song "Toy," which fans dubbed the "chicken song" due to the singer&aposs wild dance moves and clucking noises she made throughout the performance.
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Thomas and Bernal endured nervy rides in Saturday's 194km opener, both snagged by a mass crash in the peloton inside the last three kilometers, although it cost them no time.
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But as Coach has regained some of its pricing power and snagged shelf space at higher-end retailers, analysts are likewise becoming more confident that its burgeoning rebound is sustainable.
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Western governments and Syria's opposition leaders see the Sochi conference as Russia's attempt to undermine UN-sponsored peace talks in Geneva that have gone nowhere, snagged on Mr Assad's fate.
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This photograph of Saturn's bent A and F rings was snagged by Cassini's Saturn-monitoring cameras from over 1 million miles away last month and just released by NASA today.
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Hubble just snagged these shots of galaxy cluster Abell S1063 as the latest addition to its Frontier Fields collection, which shows us the very furthest views into space ever taken.
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There, she gives the best interview of her life, and while the manager, Lisa, has to discuss it with higher-ups, it looks like Abbi's snagged herself a new gig.
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Negotiators made progress on allowing arbitration panels to handle some disagreements and on regulating Swiss state aid, but talks snagged on Switzerland's wish to shelter its workers and small businesses.
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And they found that the rough texture of the city with its buildings and complicated skyline snagged and slowed down the humid air flowing over it, boosting conditions for precipitation.
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Director Ridley Scott's space survival film, The Martian, snagged a couple of coveted Golden Globe awards this week — one for Matt Damon's singular performance and one for the film itself.
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The show snagged six Emmy Awards this year, including the award for Outstanding Reality-Competition Program, beating out shows with much larger viewerships like The Amazing Race and The Voice.
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Last year, the Swedish start-up snagged a $2.25 billion valuation after venture-capital firm Northzone, Wellington Management and Wellcome Trust bought $80 million worth of stock from company insiders.
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We begin our pilgrimage at the Maison Aubard, which was founded in 1946 and snagged the gold medal at the 2015 Concours Général Agricole, a French competition for agricultural producers.
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Diaz, playing first base, snagged a liner from Ketel Marte that was otherwise headed for the right field corner, and Eduardo Escobar grounded out to second to end the inning.
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Bitze and her colleagues snagged a round of venture capital funding, launched a smartphone app, and closed the original Facebook group to new members to drive traffic to said app.
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Google offered the same deal last year for Safer Internet Day, and the company said the 2GB expansion is open to all users — including those who snagged 2GB last year.
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Five months later, FX snagged 45 Emmy nominations, setting a new record for a basic cable network, with Fargo finally earning the network the Outstanding Miniseries award later that year.
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People would flock to the shop on Friday nights, hoping to get the last copy of their favorite film or the latest release before it got snagged by someone else.
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Harden snagged the pass from the seated Tucker, tossed the ball at the rim, and Capela finished through a foul for a four-point lead with 1:10 to play.
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The Oscar-winning actress and self-professed Kardashian super fan was the guest host of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Thursday, and she snagged her dream interview with Kim Kardashian West.
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Bond mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) snagged $9.3 billion in new cash during the week ended Jan 16, the most since late January 2018, the trade group said.
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You've snagged some funding, you're staffing up and you're ready to make the move from a home office, co-working space or garage to your own space — an official headquarters.
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Having already snagged the lofty Palme d'Or, Ruben Östlund's The Square — a skewering of art, the art world, and the cultural elite — is a frontrunner for Best Foreign Language Film.
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The Suns snagged Trevor Ariza with a fat one-year offer worth $24.13 million that has to widen the gap slightly between the Rockets and the Western Conference champion Warriors.
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Hope for this season depends on better health for Kevin Love, more development from Collin Sexton and Cedi Osman, and a belief that Cleveland snagged something special in Darius Garland.
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The direct-to-consumer travel brand's creation has returned fleetingly for the holiday season — just in time to be snagged, wrapped, and gifted to that wanderlusty someone in your life.
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Ojeda had raised the most money and snagged the endorsement of the state's powerful coal miners union and the state's teachers union, the American Federation of Teachers of West Virginia.
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Kelly Rowland, Olivia Munn, Kate Hudson and more have booked vacations through the site, and Heidi Klum recently snagged a $15 million NYC penthouse to prep for her annual Halloween bash.
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In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE at the Cannes Film Festival, the 70-year-old Oscar winner reveals the surprising parting gifts she last snagged from a set: "Underwear," she says.
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Once Salvat graduated, the then 23 year old moved to London and stayed afloat tip-tapping into spreadsheets, until he snagged a publishing deal which afforded him the freedom to quit.
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Since the start of her singing career — which spans more than a decade — she's snagged a cool 14 Grammy awards and the title of highest-selling country artist of the decade.
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Jokes aside, it sounds like Peele is running with the success of his directorial debut, which not only snagged some Golden Globe nominations, but is also expected to receive Oscar nominations.
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If I snagged some extra wine bottles during my weekly grocery run, it would be easy to invite friends over for a drink rather than meet them at an expensive bar.
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Ahead, check out the skin-care products our editors are loving — including the ones that snagged honors in our 2018 Beauty Innovator Awards — all ringing in at under $30 a pop.
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When Taylor found out that the city was making permits available for the park right outside the convention, he snagged four out of six of them, 100-degree weather be damned.
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Susan Kihne, a Mandan, North Dakota resident who snagged a ticket to see Trump speak at a petroleum conference later this month decided the $30 it cost her was worth it.
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Friday's business survey comes at a time of tense trade and diplomatic relations between Canada and China that has snagged several agricultural products, including canola, beef and pork in its crosshairs.
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On Thursday, The Walking Dead's beloved star stopped by Conan to discuss Sunday's heartbreaking episode following his character's brutal murder, and Yeun revealed that he already snagged a fun new gig.
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For those of you who missed it, Jenner was set to follow in the footsteps of Hollywood icons like Michael Jackson, Beyoncé, and Britney Spears when she snagged a Pepsi endorsement.
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Biles and Shaq weren't the only stars at the game — Atlanta fans T.I. and Usher snagged tickets while Boston's own Mark Wahlberg was on-hand to root for his favorite Patriots.
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Amy Schumer is inciting 4 million people to go after a guy who snagged photos and video of her without her approval -- and he says those fans are threatening his life.
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I also don't feel bad about having snagged what's obviously the best tent in the semi-VIP area, directly under a tree with another tent blocking most of the morning light.
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On the departure list is everything from Ray, the 2004 biopic that snagged Jamie Foxx his Oscar, to Tim Burton's fantastical Big Fish (2003), to literally decades' worth of Doctor Who.
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The world-traveling culinary pro's show, "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown" and the program's digital component, "Anthony Bourdain: Explore Parts Unknown," snagged several trophies at the Creative Arts Emmys in Los Angeles.
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Metcalf, 63, snagged the nomination for best supporting actress in a comedy for her performance as Jackie Harris in Roseanne on Thursday, nearly two months after the sitcom was abruptly canceled.
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Instead, he was left at third base, and the score remained tied when the next batter, Starlin Castro, ripped a line drive that was snagged by Athletics third baseman Danny Valencia.
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We snagged a table as the train snaked past rain-lashed suburban Illinois backyards and embankments with tiger lilies and wild daisies, finally leaving the city behind and entering the farmlands.
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The move would allow the planemakers to grow their collaboration in the defense realm, after Boeing's original takeover bid snagged on Brazilian concerns about it gaining control of national defense programs.
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Actor Will Ferrell and his wife, Viveca Paulin snagged invites thanks to Paulin's Swedish ties — she was born there and the couple visits frequently, according to the White House pool report.
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As usual, drivers were double-parked around the building, an idling black moat, though Johnson had snagged the spot in front, Carlos the doorman hustling ahead to open the back door.
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Luckily for Turner, he snagged one of the coveted 120 spots at Palace Mobile Home Park in St. Petersburg, where he became a subject of a new documentary called Pervert Park.
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As more venture firms have snagged pieces of the top deals, more have also taken pieces of the return pool, lowering the overall gains for the venture industry as a whole.
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MTSU (23-219) snagged an offensive board, then, King spun in the lane, dropped in a layup and added the ensuing free throw after he was fouled with 230:223 left.
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Ahead, we talk to real women about how they sought (and scored) under-the-radar opportunities, snagged the attention of hiring managers, and even had jobs tailor-made for their skills.
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Jeffrey Katzenberg's new mobile video startup NewTV, which snagged Meg Whitman as CEO in January, has now closed on $1 billion in funding, according to a report out today in CNN.
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With 275 seconds left, Brady threw a feathery touch pass that Rob Gronkowski snagged on the run for 230 yards to set up Stephen Gostkowski's game-ending 212-yard field goal.
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In the UK, the pro-EU Greens snagged about 228 percent of the vote, gaining approximately seven seats and coming in in fourth place, in front of the governing Conservative Party.
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Instagram has released the numbers for the top-followed accounts of 2016, and pop star Selena Gomez has snagged the top spot with 103 million followers, unseating Taylor Swift (93.6 million).
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Swift, 22019, snagged the trophy for her "You Need to Calm Down" video, which featured Jade and other LGBTQ stars, many of whom Swift brought on stage to accept her win.
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Talks are snagged on how to avoid checks on the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland if the sides fail to clinch a post-Brexit free trade deal.
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Last year, Robert DeNiro snagged five acres in Queens for his Wildflower Studios, just months after Netflix announced it would be building its own stages in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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Impossible Foods has snagged major deals with restaurant chains like Burger King, but it was long locked out of the retail market as one of its key ingredients awaited regulatory approval.
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And his wife, Kara, shelled out $1,900 for a Winnebago van and moved to Silicon Valley from Chicago when Pete snagged a job with one of Google's self-driving-car teams.
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Candace Parker scored a game-high 24 points and snagged 10 rebounds for Los Angeles, which also received a double-double from Nneka Ogwumike, who had 20 points and 10 boards.
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"At the moment we're seeing that while there is broad agreement between Berlin and Paris in many areas, there are also areas where cooperation has snagged - regardless of Brexit," he said.
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The nods to "Marriage Story" included best picture, actor, actress and screenplay, while "The Irishman" snagged nominations for best director, best-supporting actors (Joe Pesci and Al Pacino) and best screenplay.
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A wild turnover sequence followed, with Arizona running back J.J. Taylor fumbling the ball away near midfield only for McIlwain to throw another interception — snagged by Young — on the next play.
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At the other end of the stadium, Mary Lee, the Korean communications worker who has become relatively well-known around the team, had somehow snagged a seat in the media area.
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Canadian rapper Belly had the best year of his career in 2016, as he snagged co-writing credits on "6 Inch" from Beyoncè's Lemonade, and released two mixtapes under Roc Nation.
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Between those two songs alone they've clocked over 2.5 million plays on Soundcloud (it also helped that "America" snagged a sync for an online PacSun commercial starring Kendall and Kylie Jenner).
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With the fate of the Giants' championship hopes now resting in his hands, he rocketed a ball towards right field—only to have it snagged by Yankees second baseman Bobby Richardson.
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Most notably, teachers snagged an 21986 percent pay raise over four years and a 22019 percent bonus — nearly double the pay raise district officials had offered before teachers walked off the job.
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The result was he snagged and impressive 20 percent of the vote on Election Day in what stands as the most successful third party run for the White House in modern history.
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We snagged this winter-friendly recipe from Dutch chef Werner Dent, who uses sweet potatoes, pumpkin, and red bell pepper to add a touch of sweetness to this otherwise savory bivalve soup.
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The Doors snagged a ton of big-time talent, including Miley Cyrus, to help them celebrate a milestone in music -- and it seems they rocked too hard ... 'cause sirens had to respond.
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Other standout companies with similar ambitions to rethink the home have all been gobbled and hobbled over the past few years: Nest and Dropcam were acquired by Google, while Samsung snagged SmartThings.
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So if you haven't already snagged a fanny pack (or ten) for yourself, hop to it, because we're predicting that this particular bag trend will reign on long into the new year.
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Since then, the singer has been churning out hit after hit, graduating from upbeat tunes to much more "grown-up" songs — a handful of which snagged her MTV Video Music Award nominations.
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The concept has already won the hearts of some: The design snagged third place in eVolo's annual Skyscraper Competition, a runner up to the audacious plan to save Central Park from shadows.
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Lawrence's project, Zelda, has snagged Ron Howard as director, while Johansson's film, Beautiful and Damned (based on F. Scott's book of the same name) does not yet have a director on board.
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