She started running barefoot through the camp and only started running with shoes one year ago.
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"The whole campus just started running and I started running too," she told the Los Angeles Times.
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He started running, according to the parents, and when they started running after him, they lost sight of him, and no one has seen him ever since.
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Seven weeks after she started running the organization, that changed.
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Read This Next: I Started Running to Keep Myself Alive
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With no options, some people got out and started running.
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The ad started running Thursday statewide and is also online.
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By age 11 he'd started running with the wrong crowd.
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Once I was able, I got up and started running.
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When we found that, that was when I started running.
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The two shuttles started running the loop earlier this month.
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As they opened fire, people on the sidewalk started running.
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More than a decade ago, some started running buyback campaigns.
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She was 28 years old when she first started running.
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COHEN We started running into each other at the Roxy.
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However, he immediately got up and started running in celebration.
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Clarise says her son started running cross-country three years ago.
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People started running back into the arena and we all panicked.
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There was a pause in the shooting, and we started running.
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So I just kinda started running and it went from there.
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Fannie Davis started running a Numbers racket out of her apartment.
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When they started running after him, they lost sight of him.
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" "I tried to get back up, but everyone started running everywhere.
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When I became a teenager, I started running away from home.
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I sat to file my photos and suddenly people started running.
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But at some point they just dropped everything and started running.
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That's when Short and her friend turned around and started running.
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She started running toward me, the little girl hurrying after her.
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They started running like mad from the police to avoid capture.
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I started running only a few weeks after my 22014th birthday.
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"Yay, they landed!" someone said, and children and families started running.
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Cash started running low, so I had to do some shows.
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Then it started running around in circles on the treatment table.
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He started running scores of radio and TV ads months ago.
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She said her older sister Brenda started running and she followed suit.
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Then he started running where I was saying 'Wait, wait, wait up.
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"I was sitting outside the mosque and just started running," he said.
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Elizabeth Warren only just started running ads with Obama's praise for her.
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"Everyone started running real quick," witness Stevie Reeve told CNN affiliate WBOC.
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Kuhn started running from police after stealing speakers at a Pennsylvania Walmart.
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McCool was shot in the back when she and Isaiah started running.
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This was evident last year, when he started running for the Senate.
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As officers approached the van, 37-year-old Hossein Nayeri started running.
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He had started running their names, as the women would call it.
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After retiring three years ago, Barbara Gibbons, 68, started running Friday Friends.
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The NRSC started running its own ads in Missouri on Tuesday morning.
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He'd started running years ago to help himself get off of meth.
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I already had a daily yoga practice, but I also started running.
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The 49ers took a big lead early, then started running the ball.
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In the spring of 2005, feeling out of shape, he started running.
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I started running, and people say, 'Are you sure he's a conservative?
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O'Rourke, similarly, was unknown not just nationally but statewide until he started running.
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After my sophomore year, I started running, and that's when things turned around.
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I started running in the first place because my boss competes in marathons.
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And, a little more than a year later, she started running for Senate.
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Then I started running and I thought, 'Oh dear, I'm in trouble here'.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We heard the guns (ph) go off and we started running.
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So I got out of the car, and started running for my life.
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The campaign has also started running Spanish-language ads targeting Floridians on Facebook.
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"I got up and I started running towards the gas station," she explained.
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"I just told them 'shots fired,' and they started running faster," he said.
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The ads started running on September 11, according to Facebook's public Ad Library.
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Most recently, it started running ads for IGTV on Instagram's popular Explore page.
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"When I first started running, my biggest fear was coming last," Jackson said.
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Mr Gross personally invested $700m in the fund when he started running it.
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I started running four times a week recently and I feel much better.
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Deniz-Sahagun got out of the car and started running toward a guard.
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Banning social media after the mobs have started running is mere political theater.
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When she started running in Hong Kong, in 2012, she rarely encountered boars.
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"Remember when I first started running?" he asked the audience on Friday morning.
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"I thought, I better get out of here" and started running, he said.
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"People started running," said Rich Scherr, who's also a sports writer for the Sun.
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It was a big deal in 2008 when Barack Obama started running for president.
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Another caller says he didn't see the gunman; he heard shots and started running.
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But as I started running again, I realized that I was very far back.
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Just ahead of Tuesday's primary, both Democratic candidates started running TV ads in California.
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She passed away in July, and I've started running to help manage my grief.
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They assert White started "running at the officer," forcing Badgujar to back-pedal away.
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DJ Earl: I think after Rashad's passing, a lot of things started running together.
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"I started running track when I was a freshman in high school," she wrote.
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And then I was hearing those shots too, so of course I started running.
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"When we first started running experiments, we had it be opt-in," Shah says.
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And then I was hearing those shots, too, so of course I started running.
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They started running full volume ads over the PA system when you're sitting there.
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She only started running five years ago, when she first completed a half-marathon.
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Then Donald Trump started running for president -- and looking like he might actually win.
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RW: Exactly, and doing big partnerships, and then quickly started running our video business.
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It was also in his teens that he started running afoul of the law.
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I started running long distance competitively when I was 10 until I was 18.
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PhRMA, the drug industry's lobbying group, started running ads this year attacking these programs.
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Meltzer moved to Utah to ski in 1989 and started running the next year.
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Gorman started running in cross-country races and found that she could win easily.
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But they lasted only a semester before they started running out of financial aid.
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Obama had served two years in the Senate when he started running for president.
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Mr. Trump has vilified the press since he started running for office in 2015.
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Regularly scheduled ferries started running there from Lower Manhattan in the early 19th century.
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Directed by a festival employee to "grab a tent," attendees started running, she said.
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My wife had always wanted to live abroad, so I started running the numbers.
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She roped in her friend, DJ E.T. Hazzard and started running the baby bash.
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No one thought he would be mayor when he first started running, he said.
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He's been in every single final at Bells since we started running the event.
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I started running a little over a year ago, and I'm really impressed with myself.
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Nix and the other man, whom police identified as Thomas Cosgrove, 23, started running away.
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Earlier this year, transport app Citymapper started running an experimental bus route in central London.
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Crown shares have fallen 6.4% in three trading days since media started running the reports.
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Has any of this changed since Trump started running for president and habitually praising Putin?
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"People started running down the stairs when the fire alarm started," she told NBC News.
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There were no rats in sight as trains started running at 11:30 a.m. Sunday.
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The question had started running through his mind before Mike was even off the phone.
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He told me that he started running in 1994 when he was overweight and inactive.
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O'Rourke also started running several attack ads against Cruz on Wednesday on education and immigration.
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But the real trouble began when post-23 MacBook users started running into technical issues.
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Read This Next: This Woman Started Running Backwards When a Rare Disorder Ruined Her Stride
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So, they started running without me, and then I ran after them and caught them.
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"Everyone started running to escape as bricks and pieces of concrete fell everywhere," he said.
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When he heard the gunfire, he started running back from the boulevard into the grounds.
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And then last year, I started running again, without any pressure, because I love it.
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After spotting the gunman, Mr. Fox started running from the courthouse entrance, looking for cover.
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I started running to the back and tripped over someone as the gun shots continued.
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"Once tear gas was thrown behind the family, they started running," according to Mr. Kim.
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The ads started running Tuesday and will appear on Facebook across California's 22nd Congressional District.
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"He donated $350,000 to the party a couple weeks before he started running," Williams said.
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The next day I got my sweatsuit on and started running, and never looked back.
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I lost 60 pounds and became 53x healthier after I started running and eating healthier.
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One friend started running; another cooks overinvolved dinners; my mom went hiking in the Andes.
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The Wrangler became so hot that FCA started running the plant virtually round the clock.
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In January, Apple started running TV advertisements and putting up billboards showing the importance of privacy.
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It wasn't until I was 24 that my immune system started running at full capacity again.
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The system's drastically changed since the first trains started running, and the city's changed with it.
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So I instantly started running, I was the third one out, and I heard another gunshot.
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When Emma saw the look on his face she turned and started running up the street.
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I started running in middle school when we first moved to Virginia from upstate New York.
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"It started selling at levels we'd never seen before, and stores started running out," said Kristin.
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In January, it started running TV ads aimed at attracting adult smokers to switch from cigarettes.
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Ever since Susan started running at YouTube, the percentage of women at YouTube has increased significantly.
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Kurosawa said Aum had become big in Japan, and had started running political candidates in elections.
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Exercise seemed to have erased the memories formed before the animals started running, the researchers concluded.
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I really started running consistently after a doctor visit in 2011 said my cholesterol was high.
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I started running down the street trying to get every single parent out of their cars.
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"A huge number of people started running, then there was a lot of gunfire," he said.
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When he saw a fellow employee running toward him, he turned around and started running away.
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They had to abandon the car and started running to the beach and into the water.
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The camera then panned to scores of soldiers who started running, before the transmission was cut.
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When he started running, virtually no one outside of South Bend had even heard of him.
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The strangest thing for me as a person is I started running as an anonymous citizen.
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It has been said that he started running late in the game, which is certainly true.
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It has been said that he started running late in the game, which is certainly true.
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" Witness Ethan Spibey told Britain's Sky News: "People just started running screaming, there were loud bangs.
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One ad that started running on his Facebook page on Monday describes Bloomberg's tenure as mayor.
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This week, Iran started running a secondary circuit at its heavy water nuclear reactor at Arak.
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The clock started running three years ago when $25,000,000 of Series A growth dynamite was rigged.
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"There were at least three rounds after, but after the second one was when people started running."
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Spangenberg has not played since that date and also suffered an earlier setback when he started running.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee started running spots in multiple districts last week promoting the tax bill.
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The shark resurfaces But in 2018, Weakley started running and noticed a blister appear on his foot.
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Once I figured out I was a runner (another long journey), I started running marathons for fun!
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"All of the sudden everybody started running at the gas station and hiding behind things," he said.
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Lea's head is still sore from where her mom yanked her ponytail back as she started running.
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When he first started running, Wheatcroft trained by running between soccer goalposts as these were straight lines.
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Investors started running for the exit, causing the fund's value to shrink by £560m in May alone.
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"Everyone started running ... up the hill to the street to be safe," festival worker Cynthia Saldivar said.
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I started running the contemporary department at Sotheby's in 1999, when I was still really quite young.
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Everything was going well until the company grew to approximately 30 people and started running background checks.
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At least one Formula One team has started running practice laps with a new partially protected cockpit.
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At least one heckler recognized Kawhi's mother, Kim -- wearing a Leonard jersey -- and started running his mouth.
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And it was very sweet because they all started running around in the nude, just having fun.
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Later, Jarvis started running away from his care home and going clubbing as a means of escape.
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But something funny happened when Yang started running: It turned out he was damn good at it.
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When I started running 6.23 years ago, my family thought it was a funny thing to do.
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About three years ago, Lindholz started running Kroger's Little Clinic business, which operates 215 retail health clinics.
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Amid the disinterest and disinformation, I started running into some genuine outsider interest in the MMA world.
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I started running and didn't stop until I encountered two hikers, and I collapsed at their feet.
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Within a few years after the crisis of 2008, American companies had started running up debts again.
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But the pathways to this change differed greatly depending on the rats' ages when they started running.
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We started running outside, taking our tops off, and dancing around the person who had the ticket.
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"He grabbed me and started running when I felt him get shot in the back," she said.
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The businessman, Garland Tucker, dropped out shortly after the ad started running, and Tillis's team scared Rep.
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As students evacuated, she heard six gunshots and everyone started running back inside the school, Baltzer said.
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It wasn't long after moving into our house that the hose in the front yard started running.
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On May 1, 2018, I handed over a check and started running the business that very day.
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One day at school not long ago, a door slammed and Mr. Calvillo's daughter, Emylee, started running.
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Police said Hill saw the officer and started running at him as Olsen called him to stop.
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The movie generated a previous TV spinoff, "Wellington Paranormal," which started running in New Zealand last year.
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In the early 1970s, he started running a 10-year, $555 million study that involved 350,000 people.
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And then more people were running, and so we started running and we ran down a side street.
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"I got better because I started running almost twice what I was used to," Meza told The Times.
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"We got out of that spot, and we started running, and it started shooting again," Brad Sugars said.
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The alleged victim's mother later told police she started running toward her daughter after seeing Bates grab her.
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"At first we thought it was an electric shock but then all these people started running," he said.
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And her friendship with Jaden Smith is how she started running with Kylie Jenner and the Kardashian clan.
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One ad, which started running on the social network on Sunday, appealed to people to join the party.
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This is after he jumped out of that white home depot truck and started running around the street.
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High on adrenaline, I started running down the streets of Sayulita, spattered in blood, looking like a maniac.
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Leaving the theater, I started running through the too-short list of doggy-friendly films in my head.
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People were getting agitated, so the models started running around, pouring tequila down our throats to distract us.
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"I always knew once I started running competitively that I was going to be running Boston," she said.
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That set off a rumor that the bridge had collapsed, and people started running for safety, he said.
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Soon Australian outlets started running the story that inside the mega-egg another, smaller egg had been discovered.
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I've always loved biking, so when I started running, people kept telling me I should do an Ironman.
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He pointed out that efforts to influence the election began in 2014, before he started running for president.
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"I started running into too many people who were in the same predicament I was in," she said.
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Panicked, I started running the seats of the theater, hoping the physical exertion would get my voice moving.
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Cotton has started running a hard-hitting spot in Ohio targeting Joe Biden over his policies toward China.
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I started running 53 years ago, in my 30s, after years of exercise fits and starts — cardio kickboxing!
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"I just heard two gunshots and a whole bunch of people started running around and screaming," Oakley said.
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Check out our story on how WIRED's Editor-In-Chief Nicholas Thompson started running faster in his forties.
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Personally, I've started running rounds of March Mindfulness, our annual tongue-in-cheek meditation bracket contest, on Zoom.
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The car hit reverse and sped and everybody who was up the street in my direction started running.
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By April, ads started running in Spanberger's district, paid for by the American Action Network, a conservative nonprofit.
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Shortly thereafter, a super PAC called "Unite the Country" started running millions of dollars in ads supporting Biden.
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Once the government started running a surplus, Jackson had nowhere to put the money, without the bank around.
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They started running again when rumors of more gunshots and a possible second shooter spread through the busy airport.
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Altria started running "T21" ads earlier this month in The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal and other newspapers.
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Shortly thereafter, he started running, too, realizing that it might help curtail some of the anxiety he was feeling.
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Mike Coffman — started running ads attacking Coffman's donations from the gun lobby and his lack of action on guns.
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I just started running in May and I hate the treadmill, so I run outside even though it's freezing!
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Perez recorded the moment when the elk started running toward the unidentified woman, who fell and avoided being struck.
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Providing answers She says she started running five years ago, but she never expected to gain such a following.
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Streetcar-related construction was a bigger disruption to his business before it started running in late 2014, he said.
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Mishiki has started running a grassroots marketing strategy that essentially gets college students to talk up Tuurnt on campus.
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When she started running six years and 60 pounds ago, that goal seemed as far away as the moon.
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But my mom was there, she was there all along — she picked me up, and we started running again.
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Finally, when people near them were able to get up and flee, "we all just started running," she says.
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One who has meticulously minded her public image for decades -- not just since her husband started running for president.
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A neighbor said the mother, 26, heard the fire trucks and started running back home, screaming and in tears.
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Five minutes later, about 50 youths started running in panic, looking over their shoulders, jumping into open-air cafes.
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Then, she started running a fever that spiked to 106 degrees by the time she arrived at the hospital.
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When she was older still, she started running away, at which point her mother called the authorities on her.
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He says started running when things got out of hand, and suffered injuries to the back of his head.
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The lurid colours of iPod nano commercials have started running, the dancing silhouettes are a washed out muddy-grey.
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We found a gap in the fence and waited, then when the guards passed, started running, climbing underneath it.
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When I started running, I expected to train for the marathon and then return to my regular workout routine.
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When he first started running, he had to play music to stay inspired and help him hold his pace.
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But, police say Jackson got up and walked away ... and when cops told him to stop, he started running.
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Broad-shouldered and heavily muscled, Lieutenant Pacha shouted at the suspect to halt, but instead the man started running.
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Detective Clarkson started running along the perimeter of the concert area, larger than the size of two football fields.
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They started running, since the police were approaching us very fast and very violently using a water cannon truck.
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Lopez saw his success dip when he started running out of goods to sell six months into his venture.
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"Are you training for a race?" my neighbor Katie emailed me a couple of weeks after I'd started running.
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Initial reports said she believed two male passengers were acting suspiciously, and when she approached them they started running.
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He said the facility successfully housed about 200 people, though it started running out of food and medical supplies.
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A group of us have started running lately, and while I usually prefer to go solo, it's been really fun!
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Those are things that I hadn't necessarily, when I started running or started thinking about running in February ... anticipated happening.
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"He grabbed me and started running when I felt him get shot in the back," she told the NBC affiliate.
|
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AT&T had reportedly only just started running ads on YouTube again after pulling them during a controversy in 2017.
|
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Facebook says the organizations paid for the ads, which started running in October 2013, in euros, rubles, and US dollars.
|
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Snapchat started running un-skippable ads in its Shows, which could be a big money maker if extended to Stories.
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After two weeks, she started running again (although she had been giving the okay to do so a week earlier).
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"After the ad started running, we determined that the ad had political content and required the label," the notice reads.
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I only recently started running again after systematically grinding every joint and muscle below my waist into a fine powder.
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After the singer launched operations in Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom, donations started running into the tens of millions.
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She said the police shouted at the man and that he then started running towards them before they shot him.
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But, he added, internal polls have shown growing support for him since he started running TV ads two weeks ago.
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I've started running into the term "résumé optimization," and I'm wondering if that's something I need to be concerned about.
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But he is nothing close to the cultural figure Trump was when he started running for president three years ago.
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That year, he doubled the spending on fund-raising and started running television ads imploring viewers to send in donations.
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But in high school, Mr. Saviello played varsity football, and after graduating from Rutgers University, he started running a pizzeria.
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Then a big shot in the arm was when The Seattle Times started running my cartoons on a weekly basis.
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I started running NSO Group by my sources at government agencies and, without fail, the person would turn noticeably skittish.
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Ever since Michael Bloomberg started running, there's been a lot of complaining about rich guys trying to buy the race.
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Maria started running out to Duane Reade in the middle of her shift to get bottled water for the team.
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"He was nice, but he was like, 'Dude check this out,' and started running it through delay pedals," he says.
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"When we first heard the shots we had no idea what was happening until everyone started running towards exits," she wrote.
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He said Gallagher shot close to the women, who started running, and fired multiple shots as they continued to run away.
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This adorable bulldog was so ready to get ripped, he immediately jumped on the treadmill as soon as it started running.
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We immediately started running around in a panic, rearranging stuff and shooting, thinking it will all go away in ten minutes.
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On Saturday, Khaleesi and Ramos were outside tracking animals, when the dog got a whiff of a rabbit and started running.
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"I just started running," he told BuzzFeed News in Dapchi in early April, gesturing at the scrubby desert surrounding the town.
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Five years after the busiest bullet trains started running (the Beijing-Shanghai line opened in 2300), a tentative verdict is possible.
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When I got up, we turned around and everyone started running over there because we realized there were people sitting there.
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A small fleet of self-driving public buses has started running on the roads of China's tech district of Shenzhen, Guangdong.
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When I first started running for president, I was the only candidate talking about these big solutions for our economic problems.
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The couple said they had recently started running outdoors and were planning to take advantage of the new pathway on weekends.
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But once I started running on the treadmill, I pinched the stem on the right AirPod to activate noise-cancelling mode.
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"Weakness attracts those who are waiting to do America harm," the ad warned, as the wolves started running toward the camera.
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A couple people saw me running, and they started running, too, because they said, 'Kathy's running—something must be going on.
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Hammer: Andrew has been a good friend for years, and that began when I started running nights in Glasgow around 2008.
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"There were a lot of people outside, guns came out, and people started running," Best said, according to The Seattle Times.
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When Meza started his residency in family medicine at Kaiser Foundation Hospital in LA in 1978, he started running seriously again.
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People just started running into shops, there was a kind of mini-stampede where we were, down one of the alleyways.
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"Well nobody asked me about it before I started running for president, so come on," Bloomberg told CBS&apos Gayle King.
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Since de Blasio started running for president, his net favorability has been below -12 points in all three Siena polls conducted.
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Once we started running, it was this wonderful little secret, because it was performed in such a tiny, Off Broadway theater.
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Smith said both were relatively unknown when they first started running for president but have spent years cultivating a following here.
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In the past decade, new lines have started running in eight cities; nearly a dozen more will be under construction this year.
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When I started running 299D operations and the Mixed Reality viewer in Windows 210 Fall Creators Edition, the base fan spun up.
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When she started coming for us on all fours, baby clinging on, we started running and Robet stayed to offer her fruit.
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In "desperation mode" he started running back to his dorm but realized there was no way he was going to make it.
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I started running again, and set a goal to complete a relay at the end of August as something to work toward.
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Freddie got to know Brian and Roger through Tim, and started running a flea market stall in Kensington with Roger in 1969.
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Crowds of people started running again.. Panic and a stampede Although no order was given to evacuate, it became clear we should.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Everybody just started running outside and the next thing you know everybody&aposs looks and you hear, boom, boom, boom.
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Tim Naftali: Trump doesn't understand foreign policy Donald Trump seems to understand less about foreign policy now than when he started running.
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Back when I first started running, I did it to avoid things, avoid people, and avoid sports that I wasn't good at.
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In July 2015, the network stopped airing reruns after he admitted to drugging women, but started running them again in December 2016.
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Another interesting disclosure is that Trump and Cohen purportedly talked about meeting Vladimir Putin quite soon after he started running for president.
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The ads, which are part of a $22019 million campaign, started running the same day that the House GOP unveiled the bill.
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People were worried that a hot dog vendor's gas grill might spark an explosion, and Backvid said he and others started running.
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I Dated a Trump Before it started running lighter fare, what magazine's debut issue featured the writing of Soviet dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn?
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Under Dresner, Resources for Autism has started running training sessions to help outreach workers identify signs of autism in entrenched rough sleepers.
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Barletta, who has served in Congress since 2011, was pledging to crack down on immigration well before Trump started running for president.
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The oldest two girls have both started running; when they ran track together last spring their retired Olympian father coached the team.
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The helpers started running away with their belongings, while protesters remained in place to decide whether to stay to fight or flee.
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Hodges and the two other unidentified teens started running from the scene, but Hodges stopped himself, according to police, to call 911.
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In eighth or ninth grade, D'Alesandro found one of the apps popular with farmers and started running it on his main phone.
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Because I wasn't a politician, fortunately, but do you remember I started running and people said, are you sure he's a conservative?
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It's an issue that Democrats more generally have come to talk about over the last few years even before Sanders started running.
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For organizers, the decision to add women involved timing and logistics, according to Waters, who started running the competition three years ago.
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She started running with bad crowds, she got into drugs, and she never really recovered the person that was my best friend.
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Under intense pressure the military generals surrounding the president forced him to step down, started running the country themselves and promised change.
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But when pressed by CNN, a spokesperson said in January it started running screenings on drivers every two years in mid-2017.
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He said the family told him Chaim did not see the shooters but felt a bullet and started running to the backyard.
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Facebook confirmed to TechCrunch that it's considering a test that would hide like counts, but that the test hasn't started running yet.
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After a few steps and screens on my phone, Loveless was in and he started running a full set of diagnostic tests.
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At 39th Street, as the interview with Mr. Trump started, we handed over another $20 bill, jumped out and started running again.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump has said lots -- and lots -- of controversial things since he started running for office almost three years ago.
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However, as we were leaving the pub, one of the officers noticed something fishy about a guy who'd started running down the street.
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When he finally nailed down a set source reel, Krivoruchko started running tests to determine which style filter worked best with each shot.
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Until Trump started running for president, his livelihood depending on generating that kind of attention to make him stand out from the pack.
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Govia started running the GTR network, the largest rail franchise in the UK in terms of passenger numbers, trains and revenues, in 2014.
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When the shooting started, Matt Mika started running toward the Capitol Police, who were parked about 20 feet from the first-base entrance.
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When the suspected thief saw Borba was on his trail he jumped off the bike and started running, according to Eagle Point police.
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"I identified myself and he turned, pointed the gun at me, and started running," Raja told the 911 operator, according to court documents.
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We hastened into a jog and then flat out started running, determined not to be seen by the school safety officers posted outside.
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Crown shares have fallen 6.4% in three trading days since the papers, and Nine's "60 Minutes" television news program started running the reports.
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A year ago, when I started running a few times a week, I weighed 240 lbs; I'm now down to around 220 lbs.
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"I'm not sure Nike had been invented when I started running," said Ratcliffe, who ran his fastest marathon at the age of 57.
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We were at least 75 feet behind the entourage when Ali broke from the center of the crowd and started running toward us.
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At first, a witness said, the gunfire blended in with the hacking sound of roadwork, but passers-by soon started running in panic.
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Mr. Deblinger's wife was after him to exercise more, he said, so he started running with Mr. Snyder, a friend and theater colleague.
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Aida Muluneh was a middle school student in Canada when local newspapers and magazines started running dramatic images of starving children in Ethiopia.
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" Harking back to last year, Smith said: "We knew before he and Game Winner started running that they had an abundance of ability.
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Commercial labs, which have a larger testing capacity, started running tests earlier this month but it's not clear how many have been completed.
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The ad, which started running Tuesday morning, comes on the heels of the most blatant appeal to electability yet from the Biden camp.
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"I jumped off the bike and started running while he came after me swearing and screaming that he would shoot me," Jameel recalled.
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With no succession plan in place and no business experience, Gert and Tim started running things without a clue about what to do.
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The government plans to extend roads and import buses, and has started running trains that, thanks to corruption, had been idle for years.
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The two cartoonists found out about the results and about the group only when American news agencies started running articles on the contest.
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As officers approached the crowd, Randolph and two other people allegedly hiked up their pants and started running, prompting police to chase after them.
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But we do know that the company has already started running tests of news links in search results with text and images stripped away.
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But we were able to battle up through there and almost had a top-five but started running out of fuel at the end.
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They have lately started running ads in which they also vow to defend some of Obamacare's provisions, though they voted to scrap the reform.
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After the tear gas was deployed, the mother took each girl by the hand and started running through the mud of the Tijuana River.
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Police allege Rivera confessed to circling around Tibbetts a few times with his car before he approached her and then started running alongside her.
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They have started running a radio ad in Florida targeting Trump's apparent indifference to freedom-loving people engaged in decades of struggle against Castro.
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He then started running around their neighborhood looking for Elijah before calling his wife at work and asking her to come home and help.
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" Describing how he died saving her life, she said, "He grabbed me and started running when I felt him get shot in the back.
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Walmart started running a pilot "chauffer" program with Waymo, the self-driving car division of Google's parent company Alphabet, last year in Chandler, Arizona.
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The memo notes that Senate Leadership Fund, the GOP's top super PAC, has started running ads for McSally on the issue of health care.
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He promised to roll back Medicaid, but he started realizing that wasn't as good politics when he started running, so he hasn't done that.
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" Olivia Wright, 18, was with her family walking through the nearby Eaton Centre "when hundreds of people started running in our direction yelling 'shooter.
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Fifteen years ago, those wells and aquifers started running dry after the Saudis had tapped them to excess to irrigate wheat fields in desert.
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Sanders has been focusing most of his small dollar fundraising efforts on forms of digital outreach since he started running for president last year.
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Donesha started running and Officer Brown stunned her from about 10 feet away, according to Officer Brown's account of the night in the review.
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Human-to-human transmission The seed of the problem, however, had been sown early in the crisis -- even before medical resources started running out.
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Under his editorship, the quiet family paper started running columns about opium trips, opinions about Kant, and salacious tabloid items about murders across Europe.
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And Yang's number may be the most impressive of all -- given that he started running for president with almost zero fundraising list or base.
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Ms. Jaffe started running in rectangles in the late 1980s because she didn't want to stray too far from her young children at home.
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Salesforce started running its software in AWS data centers in Canada last month, and is planning to do so in Australia later this year.
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Dharam Pal Singh, who started running while herding cows as a teenager, said his long life had nothing to do with fabricating his age.
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"As soon as they saw the car they started running, and each one of them held tightly to one of my legs," she says.
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As soon as Mookie grew out of puppy-hood, and the vet told us that his bones were fully developed, I started running with him.
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But the company, backed in large part by Jia Yueting, the former CEO of Chinese technology conglomerate LeEco, started running out of money in 2016.
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"He had no idea, until he started running, how many young black men and women were dying in the streets of Chicago," Manigault told NPR.
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With a countdown—three, two, one—coach Frank Ruona announced, "Go," and more than 234 men started running around a half-dirt, half-asphalt track.
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Orix, with partner Vinci, this month started running the Kansai International Airport, Japan's fifth busiest, after winning the right for 2.2 trillion yen last year.
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The group has already started running campaign ads and postcards (with images of drag queens reading to kids) to urge voter to choose Republican candidates.
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Police said a group started a disturbance in the Wolfchase Galleria food court and started running, which prompted some customers to call 911, WMC said.
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In the eight years since SMILEcon started running, for example, confidence in law enforcement among people 22011-212 has plummeted by more than 22014 percent.
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In the eight years since SMILEcon started running, for example, confidence in law enforcement among people 21-2000 has plummeted by more than 10 percent.
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Joe started running really great nightclubs, but he's thinking, I could make really big money if I put a casino on top of my nightclub.
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I started running when I was 7 years old and fell in love with the idea of propelling myself forward as quickly as I could.
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She set a goal that, when she started running six years and 60 pounds ago, seemed as far away as the moon, and achieved it.
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The group started running ads this week in Ohio, Florida, Virginia and Nevada, which attempt to use Mr. Trump's previous statements about women against him.
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Once the laissez-faire machine started running, it cheerfully annihilated the people and the natural environment that it made use of, unless it was restrained.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has said a lot of bad things about the media since he started running for president two-plus years ago.
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Uber last week started running television ads opposing the cap, charging that it would hurt minority riders who yellow cabs cruising for fares often ignore.
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She was left stranded in the city, unable to head back to her home in neighbouring Saitama prefecture until trains started running the next day.
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"An explosion rocked the area and right after that children and people started running away," said Ghulam Nabi, who was nearby when the bomb exploded.
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Commercial labs, which have recently started running coronavirus tests, have not experienced any supply shortages, according to a spokesperson for the American Clinical Laboratory Association.
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As people started running out of the venue, she said, they thought they might be trampled, so they decided to join the rush to leave.
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So I started running my own camps and clinics, and then I looked at Facebook where they launched their first fan page at that time.
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"A huge group of people started running towards us," said Graham Forester, who was in a taxi arriving at Borough Market as the attack unfolded.
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"I just started running, as fast as I could to the other side of the campus, where I could at least tell someone," he said.
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When Ballyhoo Media started running a boat with huge, two-sided LED billboards around Manhattan, New York banned the practice, calling the boats a nuisance.
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Other companies have seen success with Photoshop-free ad imagery, including American Eagle's Aerie, which started running campaigns with unedited photos of models in 2014.
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When Marc Lore started running Walmart's e-commerce division three years ago, he went on a buying spree, snapping up a series of smaller retailers.
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Some of the bears started running when a drone flew by, which could put them in danger if they dashed into roads, or through people's yards.
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No one, I don't think Bernie himself believed, because if he really believed he would have started running a year earlier and might have made it.
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Conway only started running the campaign partway through the race, when Trump brought her and Steve Bannon in following the exit of campaign manager Paul Manafort.
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"I feel guilt for letting him get so far ahead of me before I started running after him," Ian Ritch said at a news briefing Wednesday.
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"He grabbed me and started running when I felt him get shot in the back," his wife, Dr. Heather Gulish Melton, told local radio station WYCB.
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People just started running after tents trying to lock down a location to sleep; everyone was searching, but everything was taken and it was just insane.
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As soon as she was born, a team from the NICU took her and started running tests to make sure she was breathing on her own.
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I pulled on the back of her shirt when she started running too fast, warned her of inclines up ahead so she knew when to walk.
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When he first started running, Engle did it as a form of penance — "I was feeling badly about myself and wanted to punish myself," he said.
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I'd been an ordained minister for 30-odd years and started running into people who needed counseling if they were dying or someone else was dying.
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"I got it and started running up the sideline and saw a lot of green grass to the left," said Sanchez, who finished with six tackles.
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As work continued for the ICO, which was originally scheduled to be held in May, the project started running out of cash, Kathleen Breitman told Reuters.
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But it wasn't until he started running for a seat on his county's board of education that he noticed the richness and variation in the population.
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The state of play: Buttigieg's campaign started running a digital ad today calling out Sanders and Warren (by name!) for their support of Medicare for All.
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His entire life -- including the long period before he started running for president -- suggests that Trump is simply telling himself a story of his own life.
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Mr. Montgomery had started running for office when he moved to the area in 1956, when few African-Americans held public office anywhere in the South.
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I started running after the cab as it moved away, although, with an orthopedic boot protecting my foot, it was more like trying to walk swiftly.
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In what may turn out to be a reckoning for Mr. Son, Wall Street has started running from companies backed by SoftBank and its Vision Fund.
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When the employee approached them, the men started running and she screamed "evacuate," a source with knowledge of the incident told CNN, based on preliminary information.
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Before her father started running for president, Ivanka Trump's message of female empowerment was utterly devoid of ideas about the role of government in women's professional success.
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G/O Media started running autoplay video to meet demands on a seven-figure advertising deal with Farmers Insurance Group, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
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Other companies have started running ads that appear in a streaming service's home interface, and letting production companies and studios pay to promote certain shows and movies.
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A student told NBC News that he had just walked out of a class with friends when he heard gunfire and they started running toward the cafeteria.
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When the time came, she pinned the number 261 to her chest and started running through the Boston streets with her boyfriend, coach, and friend in tow.
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When the time came, she pinned the number 261 to her chest and started running through the Boston streets with her boyfriend, coach and friend in tow.
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While he was concerned that the plane could blow up, he immediately started running toward it even though he wasn't sure anyone could have survived the crash.
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Three Democratic congressional candidates have started running ads this week that showcase footage of Mr. Trump describing sexual assault in graphic terms, from a 2005 recording. Gov.
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The campaign on Thursday started running posts that included several videos saying special counsel Robert Mueller's report exonerated Trump and criticizing Democrats' previous discussions of the report.
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She started running down the street to try and catch the bus with the now slightly greasy bag of three In-N-Out Burgers in her hand.
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Latoya Shauntay Snell is the "accidental activist" who started running to get healthy and ended up becoming a role model for would-be runners of all sizes.
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If he started running the ball the way he used to — he has only 33 yards on 22 carries this season — he would stabilize his fantasy value.
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Because the most dangerous and potentially destructive of Trump's domestic and international agenda were goals Republicans had been championing since before Trump ever started running for office!
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It appears that once Bungie started running out of ways to differentiate random rolls, we started seeing the introduction of perks like Full Court and Clown Cartridge.
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But what Mayo Clinic did is they started running studies and were able to [pin]point with a high degree of accuracy what your potassium level was.
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But when I moved to New York City, I started running into him because he lived close to my first job, which was at a publishing house.
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And what I learned when I actually started running the restaurant when Grant got sick was that no one else knew anything about running a restaurant, either.
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"We started running towards our car and, as we got there, my boyfriend said a woman had been stabbed several times in the neck," she told Reuters.
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TIMES INSIDER The game, invented by a Japanese educator to teach students math, has caught on around the world since we first started running it in 2009.
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That night, he just started running around the residence until he finally collapsed, and I found him in a little alcove area on a bench by himself.
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Tesla recently started running actual hauls with its pre-production vehicles for its own use, and is targeting a 2019 initial production date for the al-electric trucks.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey started running away from his own record on sensible gun controls as soon as he began his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
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TMZ Sports has obtained the dash cam footage from Austin Seferian-Jenkins' DUI arrest -- and he ALMOST got off scot free ... until he started running his drunken mouth.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce started running ads in four congressional districts that tout the tax law and the vulnerable GOP lawmakers who helped make it a reality.
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Earlier this year, Viacom's Comedy Central TV channel started running two-and-a-half minute branded content spots once a month, instead of a series of shorter ads.
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Dutee Chand was only 4 when she started running, tagging along with her sister, Saraswati, a competitive runner who liked to practice sprints along the local Brahmani River.
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"Trump has been basically running against her from the time he started running against Hillary Clinton," Dolan said—suggesting that he regards a Warren candidacy as a threat.
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In 2017 the company started running an autonomous ride-hailing service for its employees in San Francisco, later announcing its self-driving cars would hit New York City.
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He and Ms. Marti started running into each other at local events like Bock Fest, which lightens the mood of long Minnesota winters with beer drinking by bonfire.
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Xinhua News currently has five different Facebook ads that directly relate to the unrest in Hong Kong, and all of the ads started running on Sunday, August 18.
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But once he alphabetized the spice rack and finished making an easy chair out of castoff designer jeans, "I started running out of things to do," he said.
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Aaron Stephens, 44, was in the self-checkout line when he heard a single shot followed by two more bursts of gunfire before people started running for the exits.
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"People started running and I fell down, everyone tried to escape but it was too late," said local resident Hasani Oligenes, twisted bodies and motorbikes piled up behind him.
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Officials estimate the program has already saved about $40,000 in electricity costs for each substation and brought in revenue of $250,000 a year since it started running in 2012.
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Ever since women started running for office in the United States, their clothing choices have been judged and dissected, receiving much more criticism than male politicians' attire ever gets.
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Close to 6,000 people have been referred to The Salvation Army, an international Christian charity, since 2011 when it started running adult slavery support services for the British government.
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When agents approached a group of people at the site early Saturday morning, some started running and others went back into the tunnel, leading to its discovery, Olmos said.
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Austin Seferian-Jenkins was pulled over for a routine traffic stop back in September -- and was thiiiis close to being let go ... until he started running his drunken mouth.
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Police allege Rivera confessed to circling around Tibbetts a few times with his car while she was running in Brooklyn, then he approached her and started running alongside her.
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"One day I saw her running down the hall in a doo-doo pamper [diaper] and I started running down the hall wearing my doo-doo pamper," he joked.
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Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska, and Susan Collins, of Maine, and one targeting moderate, red-state Democrats, is already teed up (some ads have already started running in key states).
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Another crop of ads funded by the Judicial Crisis Network, which cost $1 million and started running over a week ago, frame Democrats who oppose Trump's nominee as obstructionist.
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When Byrd was going away to college, when she came back, we were just working on music and slowly started running with a title and we started the [Pirates].
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"All of us started running for our benches in early summer 2017, so there wasn't any real thought given to any of us potentially making history," Ms. Tanner said.
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In addition to toned pectorals and fierce quadriceps, Mr. Salazar gained a sense of purpose and a bustling social life after he started running and working out in 245.
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Jon Fielding, an English teacher who lives in the area, told CNN that he was in the mall with a friend when people started running and shouting in panic.
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ARS strategists noticed that Ayotte's polling had taken a nosedive in the aftermath of the vote but had recovered by the time she started running for reelection in 2015.
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OK, let's lighten up with the 2016 story of Gobi, a stray dog in China who, after a chance meeting during the route, started running alongside ultramarathoner Dion Leonard.
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Uber started running a multi-million dollar ad campaign in May, featuring new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, who promised a new leadership team and better service for customers and drivers.
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The company started running into issues after it decided to build a social component into its app, akin to the friend network you might find on Facebook and Instagram.
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"When it started running toward me and it jumped on me and started licking me in the face, I started playing with it and petting it and everything," Gessner said.
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Not only did the Chicago Cubs just win the World Series for the first time in 108 years, but a production of Hamilton just started running in the Windy City.
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I've enjoyed the fact that it takes a lot fewer swipes to get started running, thanks to the prominent placement of the Nike+ Run Club app on the front screen.
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Before Kimbwala officially started running Code Camp at Square, she assisted Square Head of Diversity and Inclusion Vanessa Slavich, who started Code Camp, in running the program this past August.
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"We just grabbed each other, we started running and, unfortunately, I was shot about three times in my leg, so I had fallen down," he said during a press conference.
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The moment Republicans stopped treating Trump like an interloper, and started running conventional algorithms of politics and governing—as if he were a competent political leader—they began courting ruin.
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It was hard to tell who started running first, but in an instant Heimbach and his guys were sprinting across the campus lawn with hundreds of students bolting after them.
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She also started running, biking and swimming, and joined "From Fat to Finish Line," an online tribe of like-minded, overweight runners who encourage each other to reach their goals.
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The company enacted the rules after Visa and MasterCard started running advertising campaigns in the 85033s targeting American Express's smaller acceptance network and higher merchant fees, according to court documents.
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The company enacted the rules after Visa and MasterCard started running advertising campaigns in the 1980s targeting American Express's smaller acceptance network and higher merchant fees, according to court documents.
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Others started running, despite the fact that most people had no idea where the shots were coming from, as the shooter was on the 32nd floor of the nearby hotel.
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He surmounted the depression, graduated with a bachelor's in psychology, and even started running again; these days, he is training for a triathlon, each step he takes now for himself.
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"We just wanted to give our workers and everybody in the country a fair, level playing field ... that's what this President said since he started running for President," said Sen.
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Tom Paladino, a former charter fishing boat captain who started running whale watches from the American Princess in 2010 as local whale sightings began to grow, did not mince words.
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At first, there weren't that many other people around, but as we went a little deeper into the park, we started running into more and more people with their dogs.
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Madangwa could not provide figures for how many passengers use the Zupco buses daily, but noted that the bus system has been popular from the first day it started running.
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When Trump first started running for president, there was a sense that "Trumpism"—basically whatever half-formed idea came out of his mouth most recently—was different from ordinary Republicanism.
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A dozen years ago, the retailer started running non-partisan environmental campaigns during election season; this is the first time its closing up shop, literally, to make a statement about voting.
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When we started running the numbers for demographics and 2016 election results, we realized that the more-dense suburban tracts were, as a group, far different from the less-dense tracts.
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"They went crazy and they just started running everywhere and [my daughter] was holding onto me and she was super scared and she was crying," another witness, Marlo Shipeck, told KDKA.
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He's been a Fran's patron for the better part of a decade, but he started running karaoke nights when the last guy doing it suffered a stroke a couple years back.
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Friends from back in Redondo Beach say that once Hanson got to USC, he didn't stay in touch as much as he used to, and started running with a different crowd.
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Co-founder and co-CEO of Australian startup Atlassian had to issue a Twitter-blow to the nation's immigration minister on Wednesday night, after the politician started running his mouth off.
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After I asked, he slowly looked at me and stood up and started running, so I hopped out of bed and followed him down my stairs and out my front door.
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"Even before I started running for office it was something that I had noticed in the immigrant community — that people had this really negative image of ICE," he told The Hill.
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But what if a new type of candidate started running, one who is motivated not by getting to win public office itself, but by having the opportunity to help their communities?
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Tom Davis was a big Zone-goer, and he started running the Wednesdays nights at the Cameron House, which was an off-night of the week, but they played great music.
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The tone is usually aggressively patriotic and melodramatic, but this year, for the first time since it started running, the Gala included a non-rehearsed segment that focused on the coronavirus.
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Rivera told police he followed Tibbetts with his car and pursued her when she started running away, said Rick Rahn, special agent in charge at the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation.
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Looking back on the experience, I'm grateful: It forced me to get better and more tenacious at sales, which I ended up ultimately enjoying once I started running my own business.
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Running introduced her to other gay people who did the same; she said she found it frustrating that if she had not started running, she might never have found her community.
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The French media started running stories every time he scored for his new club, and his compatriot Andy Delort even followed his lead by moving from Caen to Tigres last summer.
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And when he started running into trouble paying investors back, he produced what turned out to be a fake letter from the VA saying it had changed its terms for paying contractors.
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Disney, which owns ESPN, started running pre-roll ads on October 1st, which also marks the start of the company's 2020 fiscal year, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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It started out small—bikes and skateboards—but eventually he got hooked up with the mob and started running jobs for them, lifting cement trucks and robbing several tons of heating oil.
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In New Hampshire, a group has started running ads saying that locals should vote for Ayotte as a check and balance against the White House -- presumably a White House run by Clinton.
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The Des Moines Register has not endorsed Senator Bernie Sanders, but a new ad from his campaign that started running on Thursday in Iowa may lead viewers to think that it did.
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As for Americans who believe in evolution with God playing no role, that's now up to 248 percent—the highest figure ever recorded since Gallup started running this poll 230 years ago.
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One passenger, who had already cleared the security checks when the bombs went off, said that after the explosions, passengers already inside the airport panicked and started running in search of shelter.
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But refiners started running below prior-year rates from March, before the fire, and have cut processing sharply after the end of the summer driving season to the lowest level since 2016.
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But when the Clippers started running their offense through center Ivica Zubac to start the second half, the Rockets again hit a slump and opened the door for the Clippers to rally.
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"I had kind of decided even before the lottery that this would be the year I'd run New York," said Ms. Quan, a Manhattan resident who started running about three years ago.
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The situation has become so grim that NY FarmNet, a leading farm support group, has started running suicide prevention training for local agricultural service providers and lenders who deal with dairy farmers.
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"Two crows swooped down and started scratching my head I then started running, and screaming, and they flew after me and kept scratching my head," the victim wrote of the bird assault.
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The flyover, however, startled many in the streets of Washington who did not know it was coming and, in some cases, pointed to the sky with worried looks or even started running.
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And the reason I learned this is because I thought when I started running that people supported Medicare-for-All because, like me, they believed that health care was a human right.
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They complained, for example, that a software update had led to erratic driving by the cars, including once when the vehicles started running red lights, two self-driving vehicle test drivers said.
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Her parents, Ruby and Tim Johnson, said that they were preparing to take Piper to college for her freshman year when she started running a fever and had a rapid heart rate.
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For example, his answer to Gayle King when she asked him about stop-and-frisk was to respond that nobody had ever asked him about it until he started running for president.
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But refiners started running below prior-year rates from March, before the fire, and have cut processing sharply after the end of the summer driving season to the lowest level since 223.
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But refiners started running below prior-year rates from March, before the fire, and have cut processing sharply after the end of the summer driving season to the lowest level since 223.
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The last time Macy's increased its sales, Donald J. Trump had not started running for president and the Chicago Cubs still had not won a World Series in more than a century.
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Those polled also pushed back to 2020 their expectation of when the United Arab Emirates will return to fiscal surplus for the first time since it started running a deficit in 2015.
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He was on such a roll Friday, even Curry passed up an open 3-pointer to feed Thompson, who already had started running back on defense with three fingers in the air.
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Delaney actually started running a long time ago, back when it seemed like Bernie Sanders might be the frontrunner and the other major contenders would all be chasing him on the left.
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As I wrote last week: Before her father started running for president, Ivanka Trump's message of female empowerment was utterly devoid of ideas about the role of government in women's professional success.
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Sanders drew parallels between a visit to Flint, Michigan, in March and the stories he was hearing months later in California, saying he has learned so much since he started running for president.
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At a press conference Tuesday announcing Rivera's arrest, Rick Rahn of the Iowa DCI alleged Rivera confessed to circling around Tibbetts a few times with his car before he started running alongside her.
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You might recall the embarrassing and altogether strange PR campaigns that Comcast and Verizon started running a week after FCC Chair Ajit Pai announced his plan to end net neutrality protections in April.
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She came out against the deal after she started running for president and as she faced pressure from progressives to oppose what many Americans fear would take jobs away from the United States.
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On Wednesday night, Viacom started running ads on Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central and BET, featuring talent for each network warning viewers of the possible disruption in service and urging them to call Spectrum.
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As we started running powerful applications within tabs and as websites became bloated with autoplaying videos, tracking scripts, and ads, each individual tab we open has the potential to be a resource hog.
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I started running faster lap times than I had in qualifying, and on the final lap, with three corners to go, I made a move for third place and grabbed a podium finish.
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"I started running and my zipper went down," she said, "I didn't notice and the director told me in my ear: 'Be careful with your bra,&apos" she remembered with an embarrassed yelp.
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They found that many of them had started running or lifting weights almost on a whim, or because they suddenly had free time or wanted to deal with unexpected stresses in their lives.
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"It's a bright spot in a world that sometimes is a little negative," said Karen Summers, who sold cookie-making equipment online until she started running CookieCon full time with her husband, Mike.
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As credit dried up and many private sector businesses started running low on cash, top regulators expressed worry at a Shanghai financial conference in June that they might have already gone too far.
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Slotkin said that when she started running for Congress she was struck by how unusual it seemed for people that her husband was by her side as an active participant in her campaign.
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Ever since scientists started running climate models in the late 1960s, clouds have remained the largest single source of uncertainty about just how hot the Earth will get in response to carbon dioxide.
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"I started running to the trail," he told Reuters by telephone from the Gili Islands, off Lombok's northwest coast, where he headed after a seven-hour trek to the foot of the peak.
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Bush Intercontinental and Hobby airports started running again in a limited capacity on Wednesday afternoon, but Houston Airports wrote in a Facebook post that flights probably wouldn't be back to normal until the weekend.
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With crude stocks hovering at record levels both at the U.S. storage hub of Cushing, Oklahoma, and nationwide, and a deepening contango, traders have started running the numbers on how to make exports economical.
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That recent wave partially explains why the issue of campaign funds for child care is only now being addressed, nearly 100 years after women gained the right to vote and started running for office.
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The 35-year-old, who only started running marathon events in 2014, came close to breaking the record in Berlin last year but lost out by six seconds, after being hindered by muscle problems.
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So, LeeAdianez, who goes by Lee, joined the group and started running – only realizing something might be off after completing four miles – nearly one mile more than the 5K she was intending to run.
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At the same time, Amazon has also started running out of some household staples, including toilet paper and other daily necessities, as people prepare to stay at home for a prolonged period of time.
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From the time Trump started running the Generals, those involved with the USFL saw a man fixated on another goal: Owning a team in the National Football League, the pinnacle of the American sport.
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When he first started running for president nine years ago, Barack Obama, a former constitutional law professor at the University of Chicago, spoke frequently about wanting to close the US military prison in Guantanamo Bay.
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Unbelievably, Kaur only started running when she was 94, and it's not the only event she plans to complete in at the games, with the shot put and 200 metre race also on her agenda.
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And Winning For Women, a GOP group that backs female candidates who support free-market policies and national security, started running five-figure digital ads for Roby back in April, focusing on her conservative record.
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" In the middle of catching all these Yang town halls, I took in Elizabeth Warren at an event nearby — the event where a protester started running and screaming at her about how she was "disgusting.
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"Say the Trump campaign started running an ad that said Cory ran over a dog and started calling him 'Dog Killer,'" the aide said, adding that Booker has not, in fact, ever killed a dog.
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"To do just that, KFC has enlisted sitcom king Alexander to offer its $20 Fill Ups four different ways, including a new boneless filet $20 Fill Up." KFC's advertising with Alexander started running on Monday.
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In the process her shoe came loose and after struggling to get it back on and secured, she simply ripped it off and started running the race again with just a sock on her foot.
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Patrons at Westville restaurant, between 53rd Street and 9th Avenue, "started running" and "heard a huge crash" when an "out-of-control taxi" went over the curb and slammed into the eatery around 12:40 p.m.
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He told Kidd Kraddick in the Morning at the time that he lost the weight after he "went to a nutritionist and started running instead of emotional eating," and started doing 100 push-ups a day.
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At a press conference Tuesday announcing Rivera's arrest, Rick Rahn of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation alleged Rivera confessed to circling around Tibbetts a few times with his car before he started running alongside her.
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If I wanted to run for president in four years, I would have just stayed out of this race and started running on November the 9, which a lot of other people are going to do.
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King's Democratic opponent, J.D. Scholten, vastly outraised King and visited every county in the district multiple times while traveling in an RV. Toward the end of the campaign, he started running two-minute long campaign ads.
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I started running as an amputee seven years ago, when, on a whim, I swung by a running workshop for lower leg amputees held at Chelsea Piers in Manhattan and organized by the Challenged Athletes Foundation.
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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, Sept 212 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - W hen Zimbabwe's government started running a bus system earlier this year with fares on average one-third lower than those of private bus companies, Thandekile Gama was excited.
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"If you look at it from the day I started running to now, I'm so proud that I have been able to convince people how fake it is — because it has taken a nosedive," Trump said.
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Though such fondness for Mr. Putin fell outside the Republican Party's mainstream at the time, it became a widely held sentiment inside the conservative movement by the time Mr. Trump started running for president in 2015.
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Once we started running the show, I had to be absolutely in that moment, and I was so terrified that if my mind wandered off, that when I came back, I wouldn't remember where I was.
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The Dr. Stone manga started running in the American version of Weekly Shonen Jump a few years ago, and it's a fascinating series, largely revolving around Senku showing how to create the things they need to survive.
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"My daughter noticed him before I did, because the Amish girls started running back towards the house, as if they were in some sort of trouble," Horst, a traveling nurse who lives in Kaplan's neighborhood, tells PEOPLE.
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" Trump said: "If you look at it from the day I started running to now, I'm so proud that I have been able to convince people how fake [news media] is—because it has taken a nosedive.
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" Caroline Rigby, a 33-year-old journalist, said in an exchange of electronic messages that she was on Carnaby Street, near Oxford Street, "when a wave of hundreds of people started running towards me screaming and panicking.
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In addition to ads that she has started running in Nevada, she pointed to endorsements from some Latina lawmakers and to the Las Vegas Sun's dual endorsement that day of Klobuchar and former Vice President Joe Biden.
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If he ends up winning in November, we may look back on this first night of the convention as the moment when he turned the page on GOP establishment doubts about him and started running to win.
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Belocian's disqualification is also an example of track and field's cruelest rule: that one false start, just one flinch at the line — at the Olympics, no less — can end your dreams of gold before you've even started running.
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A week out from the election, the campaign has started running ads in Colorado and Virginia, states it long ago felt comfortable leaving, and went on air for the first time in other, bluer states like New Mexico.
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Standard Sesnon No. 25 was drilled in 1953, when the area was producing oil, and was converted to its current use when the oil started running out and the field became a storage facility in the early 1970s.
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Former New York Giants player Tiki Barber, Catfish star Nev Schulman, and Dominican American singer Prince Royce — who previously told PEOPLE Chica that he started running just over six months ago — are also hitting the pavement on Sunday.
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Froome's bike was unusable after the collision and his team was nowhere to be found with a replacement so...he just started running, which is technically not the way to go about racing in the Tour de France.
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"I tried to get back up but everyone started running everywhere — I got trampled over, and I shattered and broke my bones in my left leg," he said at Orlando Regional Medical Center, where he was being treated.
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Las Vegas started running all its government buildings on clean power in December, becoming the largest city to reach that milestone, and San Jose and San Diego are also reaching toward powering their city operations via renewable energy.
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"Harrison is an athlete with a storyHarrison has always been an accomplished athlete, ever since she saw karate on TV and started running around the house, trying to break boards in front of her mother, going "Hi-yah!
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We'll be going on our honeymoon next summer and I want to be in better condition for that so I can keep up on any high-altitude hikes we go on, which means I've recently started running more.
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The truth is -- and even Donald Trump might admit this in his most candid moments -- that he had almost zero idea of what being president would entail when he started running for the office almost two years ago now.
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Fear has always exhibited an intentional symbiosis with its parent series, but last night marked an unusual turn — the show started running through plot points that were beat-for-beat copies of scenes we've seen in The Walking Dead.
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If you recall, an earlier incarnation of Microsoft Ventures, before it became a corporate VC arm, included BizSpark, a program it started running in 2008 aimed at giving software packages and access to Microsoft's other services to small businesses.
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Anti-chafing product When I started running, I was embarrassed that I chafed in places you don't want to know — until I learned this is a common issue, even for runners who are about as wide as my leg.
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They zeroed in on the fact that Trump was not interested in corruption in Ukraine before Biden started running for office, and on the fact that over a dozen witnesses have so far testified to the president&aposs misconduct.
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Cruz's campaign and super PAC recently started running radio ads in a handful of upstate media markets that touch districts where Trump is shy of 50 percent and Cruz and Kasich are fairly close in the race for second.
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We knew they were going to beat us off the bounce, and we wanted to switch, we took away the high post pass and they started running over and we fouled them too much, and then we changed that.
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Gordon believes that she began to enjoy having the night to herself; she could write in quiet and then go to bed with Araki when he came home at five in the morning, once the trains started running again.
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"People started running into the shops to hide, but (the militants) followed them in and opened fire without mercy," said Hani Fikrat Abdel Hussein, a shop-owner standing amid shattered glass and rubble at the site of the blasts.
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Paris itself has ended its outsourcing contracts with Veolia and Suez and in 20173 started running its own water service, setting an example for other places to either make water management public again or put pressure on their suppliers.
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Despite somber introductions from wildlife officials who cautioned that there could have been "a much different outcome," Mr. Kauffman said he felt great, was healing well and had started running again with the intention of training for a race.
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"When I started running the business, I came into possession of all of the archival materials," Lee, who serves as both the CEO of the Bruce Lee Family Companies and the chairwoman of the Bruce Lee Foundation, says on Warrior's development.
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I grew up in an era with Volcker and Greenspan where monetary policy was primarily used for counter cyclical and when the market, excuse me, when the economy started running too hot after a period they would lean against it.
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At Claflin University in Orangeburg, S.C., on Friday, Mr. Sanders admitted that he and his campaign didn't know many people from South Carolina before he started running for president, but said he was proud of the ground he had gained.
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Three years later, when she and other students walked into the bar at the same meeting in Des Moines, Iowa, A. recalled, Krauss pulled over a chair for her and started running his hand up her leg under the table.
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None of the other officers involved in the arrest saw Mr. Waters holding the weapon, though both Sergeant Giannetti and Officer Acevedo testified at a hearing that they suspected Mr. Waters had a gun under his coat before he started running.
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"There were announcements, then the security guards started running all over the place and after a short period they started gathering everybody up and getting them to one side of the building," said Lance Manus, 73, from Albany, New York.
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But that all changed this fall, when "Establishment Ed," as Stewart had mockingly nicknamed Gillespie during the primary, started running ads that in Trumpesque fashion scared voters into believing that Latino street gangs were coming to kill them and their families.
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From the time I started running competitively in middle school, my dad had been the one to forecast race day weather, calculate my workout splits, and map out courses so he could cheer for me as many times as possible.
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After Turkey threatened to invade early last year to drive out Kurdish forces, which Turkey considers terrorist, the United States started running patrols from bases in the olive groves near town to keep one ally, Turkey, from attacking another, the Kurds.
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While Buffett came close to dishing out the grand prize last year after one employee correctly picked 31 out of the first 133 games, no Berkshire employee has won since the CEO and chairman started running the contest in 2014.
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Former New York Giants player Tiki Barber, Catfish star Nev Schulman, and Dominican American singer Prince Royce — who previously told PEOPLE Chica that he started running just over six months ago — are also hitting the pavement for the 26.2 miles on Sunday.
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"She has these issues that she's passionate about and has been for a long time, even before her dad started running for president, and she's excited about the opportunity to advocate for these issues," an administration official close to Ivanka told NBC News.
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The couple met at college and later started running their own musical theater courses in the central English city of Nottingham - the first place Prince Harry took his fiancee on an official engagement when they embarked on a pre-wedding tour of Britain.
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Obama admitted famously during a debate when he first started running for president that he wanted to raise investment taxes even if it would hurt the economy and even if it raised less revenues because that was the "fair" thing to do.
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I also I had so many family and friends and colleagues pulling for me — one day a police officer in town saw me running, and started running after me to talk and tell me he'd read my blog and was rooting for me.
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Smith was disappointed but didn't bow out … Smith got an unexpected and unwelcome benefactor: a Republican-affiliated political action committee that started running ads touting Smith as the 'true progressive,' while suggesting Cunningham does not support addressing climate change and LGBTQ rights.
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Closer look: By the end of January, Mr. Bloomberg had spent $409 million on less than three months of campaigning, more than four other leading candidates — Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg — had spent combined since they started running.
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Sources tell TMZ ... MJ has been renting a couple different rooms for herself, Geno and some friends at the Residence Inn Marriott in McDonough, GA since around Thanksgiving time -- and recently, her tab started running up to the $2,000 mark ... which went unattended.
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The ads, which started running last week, are meant to play on how teens and twentysomethings use their phones while watching TV, while also acknowledging "how they're discovering information" they trust, said Deborah Wahl, chief marketing officer of McDonald's for the United States.
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In an interview on CBS, Mr. Bloomberg again apologized for so-called stop-and-frisk policing, asserting that "nobody asked me about it until I started running for president," even though he had defended the New York program as recently as January.
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In the same interview with CBS, Bloomberg falsely claimed that "nobody asked" him about the controversial stop and frisk policing tactic until he started running for president, despite him being asked about and defending the policy as recently as earlier this year.
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"I dropped my bag and we started running," Alex, who attends the London Oratory School, said from a wheelchair at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, where he was treated for facial bruises and sprains when he tripped in the panicky crush of fleeing commuters.
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Cops in Galveston, TX tell us ... Shane was drinking early Sunday morning at a bar and got into a verbal altercation, bolted outside and started running down the middle of the street around 2 AM. Cops spotted him and asked where he was headed.
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On the Republican side, a former speaker of Georgia's House of Representatives and the state's Republican Party chair are largely seen as the leading candidates — though one outside conservative candidate has started running ads attacking her establishment rivals for removing Confederate memorials from state property.
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And it says that counting the first month of a release (in the case of The Witcher, it is apparently extrapolating, since the show just started) means that stuff that debuted in January and stuff that started running late in 2019 are weighted equally.
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" Speaking to /r/atheism admins in a message, they confirmed: "This is from the reddit admins: As you probably already know, on December 15 we started running all old deleted accounts through a cleanup process that (among some other things) removed the deleted accounts from subscriber lists.
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Ideally, I was trying to score more than one point and place higher up, but I just started running the race and I jumped over the second hurdle and when I landed I just fell on the track and I didn't really know what was going on.
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Yelp co-founder and CEO Jeremy Stoppelman and the board have now tapped Evercore to work with the company and explore the market, but the bank hasn't started running a sales process, said the people, who asked not to be named because the matter is confidential.
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It was pretty filthy: But hands-down, the bat-shit craziest three points of Durant's came when was feeling his stroke so hard, that the dude just turned around mid-shot and started running back to play D. Some people might call it pulling a Steph Curry.
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I started running after college as a way to stay active and de-stress, but it wasn't until two years ago when my friend Ella raved about how exhilarating it is to run through all five boroughs that I decided to conquer my first 230-mile course.
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Its cars have been undergoing trials in the city state for the better part of the past year, and on Thursday started running in a limited 2.5-square-mile business and residential district called one-north, with pick-ups and drop-offs limited to specific locations.
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"It was a little shocking to hear [Trump] say that he cared especially because he was a reporter, given that he has incited violence against journalists, and has attacked the media so consistently since he started running," Greenberg, managing partner at Greenberg Quinlan Rosner, told Hill.
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Tuesday morning, for example, I looked up one ad the campaign started running on April 265 that warns that "illegal aliens are coming across the Mexican border in record-breaking numbers" and that there were more than 100,000 arrests by Customs and Border Protection last month alone.
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They have been backed in the effort in Virginia by deep-pocketed advocacy groups such as House Majority PAC, which started running anti-Brat television ads last month, and NextGen, funded by California billionaire Tom Steyer, which decided this summer to launch efforts to turn out young voters in the district.
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Airlines such as Virgin Atlantic and British Airways are offering some round-trip fares between New York and London for under $600 (for post-holiday travel) and "many hotels, including luxury properties, have started running 'pay-for-two nights; stay-for-three' promotions," said Jennifer Wilson-Buttigieg of Valerie Wilson Travel.
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And I can tell you that the hedge fund billionaires who are running ads against me right now, and Karl Rove, who started running an ad against me right now, funded by money from the financial services sector, sure thing, I'm the one they don't want to be up against.
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Then once I got to record, I took it to the professional studio in Houston, 7303, to get it mixed and mastered and that's when I started running into different people: Bryan-Michael Cox, Bun B. Before you know it, I ran into the right person, gave me a record deal.
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So after several months of essentially ignoring several of these states, at least as far as ad spending is concerned, the Clinton campaign has started running ads in all six of them — which could be either simple prudent good sense or a sign of deeper concern about the way the race has moved.
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So unless Trump started running up big losses post-2005, when his losses dating back to the 1990s were all used up, it looks like his regular income tax (at a 35 percent top rate in 2006 and 39.6 percent in recent years) would have exceeded his 28 percent alternative minimum tax.
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"When he started running for president I was like ah f***, this is horrible, I have a f***ing song with this dude's name and now he's just being such a f***ing douchebag," he told Complex in 2013, suggesting he could just have easily named it after someone like Bill Gates instead.
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In 4003, the County Regulatory and Economic Resources building department, a local agency that oversees housing, started running random sweeps on the property owned by Burleigh Kaplan of Gables Trailer Park INC and found over 2400 code violations in Little Gables, mostly illegal additions to their homes that the tenants rented out for extra income.
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"I always admired his military performance, his honesty, and then he ran, started running for political office — I can't remember the year — and I attended a number of events in support of Ryan and I've been a close friend ever since and I'm very happy that he's doing well in the administration," Vallely said.
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"I always admired [Zinke's] military performance, his honesty, and then he ran, started running for political office — I can't remember the year — and I attended a number of events in support of Ryan and I've been a close friend ever since and I'm very happy that he's doing well in the administration," he added.
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In a sign that Republicans think it's competitive, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) held a fundraiser for Blum on Monday and the Congressional Leadership Fund (CLF), a Ryan-aligned super PAC, recently started running ads in the district.
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The streetcar started running "simulated service" in fall of 2014, meaning the cars ran completely empty up and down H Street for roughly a year-and-a-half (like DC's Metro, the streetcar had a habit of catching on fire) before safety officials finally allowed it to open to the public in February of this year.
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I saw him running away through a door and I started running after him, but a bunch of people got in the way—like a parade of people streaming by, maybe, like, a protest march or a carnival or something—and through this crowd I saw my kid poke his head through the doorway, now with a cigarette in his mouth.
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JF: But look, I think he's ... I don't think there's too many silver linings in this election, but what we have at least seen over the last couple of months is that it has spurred a level of activism and engagement, an interest in politics, that I haven't seen since the early days of '204 and '230 when Obama started running.
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And the system set up to pay for rides — a unique municipal subsidy that pays 20 percent of any ride that begins and ends in the city, 25 percent if it begins or ends at the local light rail station — has already gotten others cities in the surrounding Seminole County interested in replicating it, even though it's just started running yesterday.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, the Andersons allege that since Luke Stedman started running the day-to-day at Club 33 last year, he went out of his way to blacklist the couple ... going so far as to suspend their memberships twice over rumors they badmouthed the club and Ms. Anderson allegedly "raised her voice" ... before kicking them out entirely.
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It has been a very clever way to keep people out of the industry, because between that and the age statements, you had to wait so long between producing something and being able to sell it that it just wasn't worth it, and then it backfired because they started running out of inventory, so the age statements are going, and they're still stuck with used barrels.
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When we heard the shooting and people knocking at the door, his girlfriend at the time started running toward the door because she had friends outside and I just grabbed her and put her on the ground and we just were crawling not to get shot," he recalls, adding, "I'd say half, if not more of the people who used to go to those shows are not going anymore because of what happened.
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