At the starting line The wait can be long as the cars move up to the starting line, a streak of orange liquid sprayed into the salt.
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While they idle at the starting line, director Rob Cohen cuts in for a close-up of the tailpipes spitting fire as the vehicles prepare to cross the starting line.
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But the show is burning rubber at the starting line.
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KAUPANG: You have 350 kites on a small starting line.
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And the Paris agreement is no longer the starting line.
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Iowa Starting Line began as a man and his laptop.
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The starting line should be the same for all of us.
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It's a fine idea that wipes out at the starting line.
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Then he went to the starting line for the 10th loop.
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In terms of hardware, we're standing just behind the starting line.
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Not everyone was excited to see women at the starting line.
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A crew of volunteers helps to shuttle hikers to the starting line.
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As Daniel approaches the starting line, some IHMC team members can't watch.
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With that in mind, has the intention of The Starting Line changed?
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There was the Starting Line, Taking Back Sunday, and Reel Big Fish.
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This wrap from Iowa Starting Line gets to what's driving the campaign.
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Queen Harrison and Will Claye are at the starting line — of life!
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The dogs are ready to race at the starting line in Willow.
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We walked up to the starting line just a few minutes before.
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Campino needed a push just to get him past the starting line.
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It's easy to spot the starting line, because it's a giant slide.
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About a dozen Yoda hat-wearing babies waited at the starting line.
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With a tap of a button, you'll be zapped to the starting line.
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About three seconds after crossing the starting line, I felt my ankle buckle.
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After our cruise of the course, he was ready for the starting line.
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Smith said the worst affected area was the starting line and first section.
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No one, however, had gotten to the starting line the way he had.
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Tents were scattered around the lawn as the runners approached the starting line.
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Knowing that when the guy's on the starting line, he's playing for keeps.
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I have no trouble taking my body to a gym or starting line.
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Her spot as a newly minted mom at the starting line was unexpected.
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I've referred to it as being out of breath at the starting line.
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"So we're providing a new starting line for those who come after us."
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We shouldn't have to work so hard just to get to the starting line.
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After so much frustration, they were finally a few inches past the starting line.
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Noisey: The release of the Anyways EP marks the return of The Starting Line.
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But getting to the starting line in Rio is not without its complications, either.
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The founder of the politics website Iowa Starting Line predicts Giant Bailey's sad future.
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Young people with college debt are starting out 10 yards behind the starting line.
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And my weird love of negotiation energized me as I approached the starting line.
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But he still made it to the starting line for South America's first Olympics.
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The fight is to simply push the nation's workforce back to the starting line.
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To save time, her mom dropped her near the starting line before parking the car.
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Every time Mr Kipchoge steps up to the starting line, the record is in danger.
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The race had already begun by the time I made it to the starting line.
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"When you have 25 maxis on the starting line it can be dangerous," he said.
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Not everything is here, but Adobe says this first version is just the starting line.
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Still, she showed up drenched at the starting line mostly hoping not to embarrass herself.
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The Iowa Starting Line news site reported that during a single day campaigning with Sen.
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Lynzi was thrilled — until she found herself at the starting line a few months later.
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The Paris agreement set the finish line, but every country has a different starting line.
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She raised her sword at the starting line, looking up to Nova watching her from above.
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Race starts at 2, but we have to be at the starting line at 1:30.
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There's this headless chicken phase you're going through just to even get to the starting line.
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I think that's the starting line, and we might see more of that in the series.
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It was snowing by the time she and her teammates reached the starting line in Hopkinton.
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Even Need for Speed and Gran Turismo Sport won't appear at the starting line until 2017.
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Some babies, startled by the crowd commotion around them, did not crawl across the starting line.
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Many participants donate beyond the admission fee and bring food to donate at the starting line.
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He will be on the starting line because the U.C.I. and WADA finally gave an answer.
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It felt like a new starting line for the company, so we took it very seriously.
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That day, my team and I went to the starting line to get checked in per usual.
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You start by picking an event, settling on your lineup, and then racing off the starting line.
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On the car ride to the starting line, my dad, who was driving, got mad about traffic.
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Both saved me from a world of hurt and got me to the starting line relatively healthy.
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In 2018, Badwater recorded its highest starting-line temperature in the race's 31-year history: 118 degrees.
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A dozen or so milled around me at the starting line, with race bibs and running gear.
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On the last day in April, I lined up with thousands of others at the starting line.
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Despite a nagging groin injury, he dreams of standing on a starting line next to his brother.
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The runners toed the starting line, the crowd fell silent, a gun sounded and they were off.
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Ms. Meyer, the reporter who joined Starting Line from The Hawk Eye, is staying on full time.
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Maybe one day, I could even lead him to the starting line of a pack burro race.
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This time, six non-white players were included in the starting line-up facing England, including Kolisi.
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Bobby Crim, center, in white, stands at the starting line of the Crim 10-miler in 2016.
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Frey has analyzed the racial composition of the post-millennial generation using the starting line of 1998.
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The quickest way to lose someone is to not begin the race from the same starting line.
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"Right now we are in a race to the starting line," he said in an interview with Reuters.
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LeeAdianez, who goes by Lee, rushed to the starting line only to realize the race had already begun.
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Everyone has their own journey to the starting line, he says, and that seems to have motivated his.
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As the first horses gallop across the starting line at around 11:15 AM, their riders look tiny.
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The players then walked back down the hill, turning back to sprint once they reached the starting line.
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Bolt, with six Olympic gold medals to his name, stood at the starting line, proudly sporting Jamaica's colors.
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They'll have only the starting line to worry about -- and the chance to showcase their extraordinary athletic talent.
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Players with the Chicago Young Americans wait at the starting line at a Junior Women's Hockey League tournament.
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But unofficially, the former vice president sounds like he is running -- no, sprinting -- toward the presidential starting line.
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The good folks at Iowa Starting Line have a well-done rundown of where the primary race stands.
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But the millions who survived it learned the same harsh lesson: The storm is just the starting line.
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Getting to the starting line with 12 other women of this caliber has been a long road, however.
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A onetime competitive marathoner, Wittenberg spoke about preparing once again for the other side of the starting line.
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"Every single outlet that's looked at this said there's nothing there there," he told the Iowa Starting Line.
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" And: "But my heart still whispers: Am I not just letting my child lose at the starting line?
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And no matter where lawmakers place the starting line, one thing is certain: It will surely move again.
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The ends of the platform contained no antibiotics, allowing the bacteria to thrive; these areas represented the starting line.
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Don't count out Counter-Logic Gaming, the only NA LCS squad with no changes to their starting line-up.
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Their starting line up also varies considerably, with the team facing Peckham Town mainly drawn from London's Somali community.
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After a thumbs-up, Force rolled up to the starting line and blistered Hale with a 322-m.p.h. takedown.
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Poised behind the wheel at the starting line, Mr. Khan stared into a laptop balanced on his partner's knees.
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At the sound of the starting gun, the six racers meander off the starting line, in no great rush.
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At 26, she is the veteran reporter at Starting Line — not unusual in the ailing world of local news.
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And yet as she took the bus to the starting line in Hopkinton, Sellers said she felt oddly calm.
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Gatlin drew boos as he walked through the tunnel, and again as he was introduced at the starting line.
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Back in November 2010, it was a rush for the SpaceIL founders just to get to the starting line.
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When Stephanie Bruce toes the starting line at marathons, her stomach looks a little looser than the other elite runners.
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A total of 21 teams qualified, but after pre-contest trials and mishaps only 23 vehicles crossed the starting line.
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She seduces us into looking at them from reverse, from the starting line (or, better, endgame) of struggle and death.
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We've got an agreement; we're at the starting line and that's a very good basis from which we can build.
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With qualification already assured, Cherchesov had made three changes to his starting line-up with Smolnikov among those drafted in.
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The Blue Samurai included the experienced duo of midfielder Shinji Kagawa and defender Yuto Nagatomo in their starting line-up.
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Iowa Starting Line, a Democratic campaign monitoring site, said the man was a member of the public, not the media.
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And I decided to try racing again; now, the only goal would be simply making it to the starting line.
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It remains to be seen who will make it to the starting line when the Open begins on Jan. 15.
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The starting line for the rat race to the middle class will shift from family standing to predestined genetic design.
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At the competition, a horn sounds and a group of archers dressed in traditional clothing hurry to the starting line.
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The remarks began to receive wider attention after being reported by the liberal news website Iowa Starting Line on Wednesday.
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Ghostrider, the Yamaha built to drive itself, was disqualified from the Darpa Grand Challenge, about three feet from the starting line.
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At dawn, an announcer called the racers to the starting line with bikes in front and counted down to the start.
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Pat Rynard, the founder and editor of the Iowa Starting Line news publication, said King is behaving differently as scrutiny grows.
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Still, fresh off no sleep and nursing one of my worst hangovers in weeks, I made it to the starting line.
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The event's two horrifying mascots, which look like large, post-apocalyptic troll dolls, wrestle in the area behind the starting line.
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Development is just the starting line, and the path to the finish is a race without any defined length or course.
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When combined with the podium and intricate starting line, this exhilarating race is elevated from mere child's play to true sport.
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I think there's a wonderful innocence to the early Starting Line stuff, whereas the new songs seem more tainted by experience.
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The Boston Marathon wasn't due to begin until noon, so she had plenty of time to get to the starting line.
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Not since 222 has a team chosen to write a pitcher into the starting line-up when the DH was available.
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Launch mode was also introduced as a new function and allowed for quicker acceleration from the starting line, according to Electrek.
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This misguided move pushes back the starting line in the fight to end discrimination against those who have been justice-involved.
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"Labor Day is the traditional starting line for some people and they're talking about it as the finish line," he said.
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It took Brad Stevens all of one preseason game before he was curious to see Tatum in the starting line-up.
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In Hollywood, racial conflict was still most often a historical matter, a distant starting line for the great march of progress.
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A different wave is released from the starting line every minute, each one (theoretically) moving faster than the one before it.
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Right then, Lee Sang-hwa of South Korea was inching toward the starting line in the women's 500-meter speedskating event.
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The campaign's starting line, packed with contenders, depressed the people by illustrating just how much political parties had divided the country.
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Starting Line, which is donor- and ad-supported, opened its first newsroom in June in Des Moines's hip East Village district.
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As the rider approaches the starting line for each successive lap, he leaps from a running horse onto a fresh one.
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The car stays rock-steady at the starting line, and drivers react about 30 percent faster than if they worked the pedals.
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They were given an extra day to travel because the starting line was moved from Anchorage to Fairbanks, 300 miles north. Why?
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The names of the Leaders Believers Achievers team and the Iowa Starting Line were misstated in an earlier version of this post.
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He hoped he'd be able to get off the starting line early, while the salt was still cool and at its slickest.
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We're standing at the starting line of a new space race, one that could trigger a gold rush-like hunt for resources.
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"It's a race to the starting line," Propeller CEO David Van Sickle told Reuters, describing the current jockeying among leading pharmaceutical firms.
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"You can't compare when the guy you were sitting next to on the bus to the starting line passed away," Keflezighi said.
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"People look like they're on the starting line of a sprint," Dan Biederman, the executive director of the Bryant Park Corporation, said.
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"A scrappy Iowa start-up is the 'It' read for political insiders," by Michael M. Grynbaum The rise of Iowa Starting Line.
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"It's kind of like you're at the starting line and they kept dragging it back 30 minutes with the fog," Rose said.
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I first discussed Cruise with Kyle when he was on the starting line and never met Jeremy Guillory or even heard his name.
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The Slovakians soaked up intense pressure against a reshuffled England side whose manager Roy Hodgson made six changes to the starting line-up.
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"That brought us to the same starting-line," says Xilun Chen, the chief executive of EasyStack, which builds clouds for many Chinese firms.
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A few seconds later, the drone buzzes back to the starting line, does an ill-fated barrel roll, and crashes into the track.
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Formed in 1999, when frontman Kenny Vasoli was still a teenager, The Starting Line hasn't been too prolific over the past 15 years.
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I wanted to be cautious about not releasing any music with Starting Line until we were really inspired to write some new material.
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"We know he's going to do what he can within his power to be at the starting line on race day," Steele added.
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"We are at a starting line today, where a new history of peace, prosperity and inter-Korean relations is being written," Kim said.
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A series of prerecorded calls from a Brooklyn, Iowa, number — where Tibbetts was abducted from — began circulating this week, Iowa Starting Line reported.
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After an initial false start, her boat was disqualified for not returning to the starting line, meaning the duchess finished in last place.
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It takes months of training before runners even make it to the starting line and this preparation can, at times, feel like punishment.
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As she stood at the starting line with a helicopter ominously close, she was still not sure what she had gotten herself into.
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Racers take off from the starting line during the season finale of the American Flat Track, at the Meadowlands Racetrack earlier this month.
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The tour director, Christian Prudhomme, told another newspaper, L'Equipe, that Froome would be on the starting line on Saturday in the Vendée region.
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Fans held the anticipation level at midfrenzy as the North Korean Choe Un-song and four others joined him at the starting line.
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His 84 endorsers in Iowa rank third, behind Mr. Buttigieg and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, according to the Iowa Starting Line tracker.
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Sidibe has just recovered from a knee injury which forced him to lose his place in the France starting line-up to Benjamin Pavard.
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Machine learning is slow at simple visual recognition tasks, but when it comes to actually generating new visuals, it's barely off the starting line.
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Eyewitnesses tell us Aaron and Danica puckered up right after the National Anthem ended, before she got into her car at the starting line.
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After huddling around the pilot, troubleshooting the problem, the Russian engineers pick him up and carry him to the starting line, exo and all.
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It's 10 AM when runners begin to gather outside The Neuadd Arms Hotel in the center of town, the site of the starting line.
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And yes, The One Show is here—Welsh Olympian Iwan Thomas is taking selfies with people, doing his pick-ups at the starting line.
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"No matter who you are or what you've achieved in your life in this particular industry, you're always at the starting line," he says.
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Still, limping across the starting line isn't a great look for either of these devices, to say nothing of VR as a burgeoning medium.
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The BBC reports that shortly before the minute's silence, Oasis's "Don't Look Back in Anger" was played over loud speakers near the starting line.
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He's also attended local Democratic fundraisers and academic events, according to the Iowa Starting Line blog, which tracks candidate visits to the key state.
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Runners were funneled into a blocked-off starting area, where their bibs were checked and confirmed both upon entry and at the starting line.
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Sure, Hodgson could tweak things tactically, or change his starting line up, but nothing guarantees success like mobilising our collective contempt for French people.
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It is devilishly hard, and it's much easier to fall backward over the starting line than it is to run even the shortest distance.
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But when she approached the starting line of her half-marathon in Nevada — taking care to start in the back — not everyone was impressed.
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For Ronnie Toth, a former triathlete turned competitive cyclist, just getting to the starting line of this year's Red Hook Crit was an accomplishment.
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He says what he usually feels at work in tense situations is adrenaline, like what you feel on the starting line of a race.
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A good way to remember that is to visualize a track event where athletes are required to put their toes on the starting line.
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When we reach the starting line and crowd into the corral to begin the Family Fun Run, it is impossible not to be moved.
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It didn't do much: Because Levandowski forgot to turn on the stabilizing system, the motorcycle fell over a few feet from the starting line.
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"We are at the starting line," Brad Parscale, Trump's campaign manager, told a caucus watch party the Trump campaign assembled in West Des Moines.
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Harris was asked on the "Iowa Starting Line Podcast" whether she thought a president undergoing impeachment inquiries be permitted to nominate Supreme Court justices.
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According to a decibel count by Iowa Starting Line, Buttigieg earned the loudest applause for any of the 13 candidates who spoke Friday night.
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I'm trying to view it as just a victory to get on the starting line and just maintain this pro runner side of myself.
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He rejoined the squad on Thursday and marked his return to the starting line-up by sending an early shot fizzing just over the bar.
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In the water near Copacabana beach, Sharon van Rouwendaal from the Netherlands swims toward the starting line for the women's marathon swimming event on Monday.
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After the check-in, I lined up on the starting line and I was feeling so relieved because, again, I always had anxiety about it.
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As Daniel, Cobb, and Neuhaus prepare in the Cybathlon staging area, competitors in the exo category's first heat make their way to the starting line.
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Standing on the starting line ahead of the final, a television camera closes in on Daniel, and he smiles broadly, his image filling the Jumbotron.
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So for now, the iPad Pro is a hot rod sitting at the starting line, gunning its engines, waiting for permission to hit the gas.
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So right now they're running qualifiers to see which of six proposed designs from a variety of institutions will make it to the starting line.
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At the starting line, runners crossed their arms over their chests, rubbing their forearms and jumping up and down in an attempt to stay warm.
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Instead, Democratic presidential candidates have begun their race to the left, and they have abandoned any realistic health care positions back at the starting line.
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The Delhi half-marathon had a record turnout over the weekend with some of the 34,000 runners showing up to the starting line wearing masks.
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Their biggest names include Manuel Neuer, Mesut Özil, Thomas Müller and Mario Götze, while their average starting line-up resembles a Bayern Munich dream team.
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Five months later, in April, the four-time Olympian was back on the starting line in Boston, finishing seventh, and in 82 days on Nov.
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But to get to that starting line, the researchers who worked on the study had to dodge a lot of obstacles that are unique to spaceflight.
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In the calm morning air, they loaded up their secondhand boat, the Confinandante, with supplies of wine and beer, and motored toward the race's starting line.
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On the other side of the boat, Giacomo Longo, 32, received a picture from a friend already chugging a white wine spritz near the starting line.
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The Philadelphia area, where I grew up, was a hotspot for the scene, thanks to local bands like the Starting Line, the Wonder Years, and Valencia.
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In Paris in 1894 not a single electric car made it to the starting line, partly because they needed battery-replacement stations every 2000km or so.
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It seems like you don't have many ambitions for The Starting Line now, but what are your hopes and aims for the band and this record?
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As they set out to cover those 26.2 miles, they will put everything on the course and make sure they leave nothing at the starting line.
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Here's video, uploaded by the liberal news site Iowa Starting Line: Steve King blows up at questioner who pressed him on the Pittsburgh massacre #IA04 pic.twitter.
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Iowa Starting Line, a local political blog that tracks visits from potential candidates, has tallied visits by 15 current and former elected officials, ranging from Reps.
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He also traveled to Iowa five times, according to Iowa Starting Line, where he campaigned for four local candidates and spoke at a variety of events.
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The 2020 presidential candidate plans to ride 12.2 miles in the Register's Annual Bike Ride Across Iowa (RAGBRAI) route on July 23, Iowa Starting Line reports.
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With the state's caucuses still 14 months away, the website Iowa Starting Line has tracked more than two dozen potential Democratic contenders who have already visited.
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That's because when we focus on the future, we thereby contract the distance separating that far-off goal from the starting line we're standing at now.
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" Feeling the pressure of an increasingly competitive society, Chen began buying Xiyan educational toys while she was pregnant so he wouldn't "lose at the starting line.
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Iniesta admitted it was not the end he had wanted after he was left out of the starting line-up for the round-of-16 game.
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Here's the transcript of the recorded call, per the Starting Line, below: The Road to Power podcast is also allegedly behind robocalls for two racist California politicians.
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I've always journaled my life through Starting Line lyrics and you can kind of hear where I'm at on every record and every era of the band.
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The 31-year-old defending champ lost control of her dragster right off the starting line -- veering across her opponent's lane and smashing into the far wall.
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Linden and the rest of the field faced a headwind of about 10 miles per hour and temperatures of 38 degrees at the starting line on Monday.
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At the starting line for one of Lubin's first races, the president of the group organizing the event proudly announced that running is a sport for everyone.
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Uruguay went into the game without key striker Edinson Cavani, who was ruled out with a calf injury, with Cristhian Stuani drafted into the starting line-up.
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The woman has worked for "various municipality groups," according to the political website, Iowa Starting Line, leading to concerns she may have been influencing the state politician.
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Then he trots easily to the front of the starting line and takes off with the pack as AC/DC's "Highway to Hell" blares over the loudspeakers.
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But the intensity of this early debate underscores the need to remember that we are, again, still making our way to the starting line of this marathon.
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Tesla is off to the races, but a lot of other companies that stand to benefit from rising demand for electric cars are still at the starting line.
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A very useful Boost button near the right grip can be pressed and held when you need an extra push off the starting line or up an incline.
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But if you roll directly out of bed to the starting line, you're missing out on one last big chance to top off your energy stores, Rollins says.
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Poteet, who operates out of Memphis, Tennessee, is nowhere to be seen, arriving to hop into Speed Demon II just before it is towed to the starting line.
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The Fed's inaction is "keeping us right at the starting line," because stocks do generally have a "knee-jerk" reaction lower initially after a rate hike, he said.
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While they do, however, we thought we'd pick Kenny's brain about all things Starting Line to see why they're so at ease just crossing it every few years.
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The basic premise is that supporters worldwide are allowed to vote on the starting line up each week, thus handing an unprecedented level of control to the fanbase.
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According to a new poll conducted by Iowa Starting Line/Change Research poll, Sanders and Biden were tied at 28503 percent among the Democratic voters in the state.
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"I would definitely say she is the largest threat to Joe Biden," Pat Rynard, founder of the popular Iowa Democratic news site Iowa Starting Line, said of Warren.
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Matt Leopold, who is a media contact for Feenstra's nascent campaign, served as Reynolds's political director for part of the governor's 2018 campaign, according to Iowa Starting Line.
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Negotiators are back at a new starting line, essentially the same place they were after Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim's first summit, held in Singapore in June 2018.
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Worry about terrorism has been with Keflezighi for decades, he said Thursday, and while he felt safe approaching the starting line this Sunday, the attack resurrected lingering anxiety.
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She and her fellow world-class runners walked single file, hair tied in ponytails, to the starting line at the annual Prefontaine Classic, one of track's premier events.
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Iowa Starting Line, a no-frills news outlet that started out as a rookie reporter and his Twitter account, is the new must-read of the 2020 campaign.
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I wore a surgical mask over my face on the walk to our made-up starting line in Golden Bauhinia Square, but ditched it once we set off.
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Over the next several weeks, Gabbard went up to the starting line again — signaling to her team that a green light was imminent — only to make repeated retreats.
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In the early mornings, Cactus makes his rounds at the runners' tents before trotting to the front of the starting line to take off with the (human) pack.
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At the starting line, when we got there 3 to 5 minutes before the race, the official notified me that I needed paperwork for an exemption for her hijab.
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The former vice president has double the support of Sanders among voters 65 and older — 21625 percent to 2900 percent, according to the Iowa Starting Line/Change Research poll.
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But nuclear currently provides more than half of zero greenhouse gas emissions energy in the US. Losing this share would push the starting line for decarbonizing electricity far back.
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A senior administration official told CNBC hours before the talks began that they were being viewed as a starting line for negotiations between the two countries, not a finish line.
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The crowd is so big, runners start in waves, meaning some people will still be standing on the starting line while competitors in the wheelchair division are crossing the finish.
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Joining him on the starting line were his compatriot Wilson Kipsang and Ethiopia's Kenenisa Bekele, two of the five fastest marathoners of all time, who might have served as pacers.
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The film actually opens by teasing the climactic race (also splashed across its billboard ads), flashing back eight years to fill in what brought the combatants to the starting line.
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With the motor turned off it can be a bit tough to get the bike off the starting line, as you'd expect from a one-speed bicycle weighing 231 pounds.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Egypt's talismanic striker Mohamed Salah was named in their starting line-up for their second World Cup Group A match against Russia in St Petersburg on Tuesday.
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In other words, Republicans, eager for a legislative win on taxes by the end of the year, are officially at the starting line to aggressively begin negotiations on tax reform.
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LeeAdianez Rodriguez-Espada of Rochester, New York, rushed to a starting line Sunday morning, thinking she was arriving late to the 5K for which she had been training, 13WHAM reports.
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"Despite my team working around the clock to give me every chance to make the starting line, on this occasion it will not be possible," the 26-year-old said.
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Cristian Rodriguez, 32, and Carlos Sanchez, 33, have been named in the starting line-up with wingers Giorgian De Arrascaeta, 24, and Nahitan Nandez, 22, sliding to the substitutes' bench.
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Registration problems at the starting line delayed the start of the race, which meant no one was near the garbage can when the explosion happened, a law enforcement official said.
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Shannon Rowbury stepped to the starting line of London's Olympic Stadium four years ago with one goal: to win a medal for the United States at the 2012 Summer Games.
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After five years of pushing through injuries doing what I was certain the successful version of myself should do, I never made it to the starting line of a race.
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When he toed the starting line of the 29th Rotterdam Marathon that morning, April 5, 2009, he had been earning a living as an elite athlete for nearly a decade.
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The story of how he finally ended up on the starting line in Düsseldorf, Germany, this weekend after more than a decade of dreaming of racing the Tour is rich.
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Age: 26Position: MidfieldAfter four seasons in and out of the starting line-up at Atletico Madrid, Thomas Partey has finally established himself as a regular feature in Diego Simeone's side.
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On a recent afternoon, in a warehouse in Long Island City, Queens, three dozen people assembled behind a strip of tape fixed like a starting line to the concrete floor.
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So we're kind at that starting line of finding out what they're gonna settle on between these five plans—Rand Paul's, Tom Price's, Cassidy-Collins, and then the Trump one.
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Pekerman defended his strategy, which included subbing in attacking midfielder and 2014 Golden Boot winner James Rodriguez, who had been left out of the starting line-up due to muscle pain.
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Martinez shook up his side by promoting Marouane Fellaini and Nacer Chadli to the starting line-up, while dropping Dries Mertens to allow playmaker Kevin De Bruyne to play further forward.
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The athletes include veterans who have lost limbs in battle, individuals born with disabilities, and others who have overcome the unimaginable to make it to the starting line in New York.
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Thompson, who played 30 minutes total, was not in the starting line-up but he came off the bench late in the first quarter and received audible disapproval from the crowd.
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But Starting Line was always centered around frustration, and to sing those songs every night can be a little bit of a drag because you keep reminding yourself of those feelings.
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Having an electric motor would certainly help me fight off those aggressive North Sea winds and get me and my cargo off of the starting line with less of a struggle.
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It was in mid-April of this year that they officially returned to the starting line of the Pacific Crest Trail, this time to hiking its entire 2,650 mile length together.
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He recalled as a child a foldout diagram showing different animals at the starting line of a race and then sprinting/flying/crawling to show the different speeds of different species.
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Lifting their front wheels on takeoff, the cars leave the virtual starting line with the slam-you-in-the-seat G-forces of the acceleration wrought by the Demon's 808 horsepower.
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Mouth Moods' opening track, "The Starting Line," is a sweeping combination of 15 songs from '90s artists like Nine Days, Smash Mouth, Barenaked Ladies, Montell Jordan, the Smashing Pumpkins, and more.
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It's an exciting day in this sleepy Connecticut harbor town, folks, as the fighting Tyrones bolt from the starting line as if there were a pack of demons at their backs.
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For Amazon, the starting line for deciding what goods or products to replicate for an in-house brand is not that different than what happens at retailers like Target or Walmart.
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Once the Tiger Balm is applied, and my lucky underwear, socks, earrings, and pair of spandex are securely on, only then am I ready to jog to the starting line. Almost.
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If you complete the "9 + 1 program, " which is one of the few ways to guarantee yourself a spot at the starting line, that means finishing, and paying for, nine qualifying races.
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By 9:15, he was at the starting line, part of group of athletes with disabilities that include other blind runners (and guides from Achilles International) as well as those using handcycles.
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"I feel like I'm firing a flare at the starting line in the moment of (the two Koreas) writing a new history in North-South relations, peace and prosperity," Kim told Moon.
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As race car drivers took their positions at the starting line this weekend for 2018's Monaco Grand Prix, celebs also took their places in the stands ... and in front of cameras.
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"I go to political events in Iowa all the time," Pat Rynard, who runs a Web site on local politics called Iowa Starting Line, said as he watched the crowd stream in.
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A must-see for any gearhead The starting line is just ahead of us, and the guy behind the wheel of this 650-horsepower muscle car is showing off for the crowd.
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Where the fight gets interesting is that, unlike Weller and KSI, Paul was a successful athlete through his youth—a starting line backer for his high school, and a Division I wrestler.
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Marathons and other high-profile running events often leave behind vast trails of trash, with plastic water bottles scattered in the streets and mounds of clothing left behind at the starting line.
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This week, Pat Rynard, the managing editor of the influential website Iowa Starting Line, declared Buttigieg the favorite to win on Caucus Day, citing the packed crowds he's attracting across the state.
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"I can't feel my toes, but this is pretty cool," wrote Twitter user Shannon M. Banaga, posting a picture of a young woman dressed in a fur-lined hat near the starting line.
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Clinton held a rousing rally with 900 people in West Des Moines last night, my friend Pat Rynard, who writes the Iowa Starting Line blog, plopped down in the seat next to me.
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It was a pretty crazy scene at the starting line -- athletes fitted in bandanas, ponchos and trash bags -- and it's only expected to get wetter with the rain picking up in the afternoon.
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That was more than his rivals—a starting line-up of 19933, including four senators, of whom Mr Cruz was the last left standing, and nine current or former governors, including Mr Kasich.
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At the starting line, there's no place to sit, but there's more action there: racers doing laps on shell-less practice bikes and then, when it's their turn, scrambling to get in position.
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However, in years past, challengers were called upon to throw a rolled-up newspaper 35 feet from the starting line, to the porch of a modular home set-up inside the convention center.
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The Iowa Starting Line/Change Research poll released Monday found that 45 percent of those who caucused for Sanders in 2016 still say that the Vermont senator is their first choice in 2020.
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As mushers and their dogs prepare for the Iditarod sled dog race, the fabled trek through Alaska's wilderness, a warm winter has once again robbed the starting line of an important ingredient: snow.
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But he could have been speaking for many of the thousands of lay runners who will toe the starting line Sunday, and thousands more who plan to run the race in the future.
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Just make sure you don&apost show up to the race hungry — a granola bar or banana 30 minutes to one hour before you head to the starting line should do the trick.
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Spain's Jesus Angel Garcia, 49, will extend his own record number of appearances at the championships to 13 when he takes to the starting line for the 50km race walk on Sept. 28.
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The first bombing, which injured no one, occurred near the starting line of a Marine Corps charity race in New Jersey; the second took place in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood and injured 29 people.
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Thanks to a combination of innovation and inspiration, I was at the starting line of the Philadelphia Marathon in November, and 85033 marathons before that, all while I had this cancer in my bones.
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Fitbit's primed to finally break out of the fitness tracking vertical with a smartwatch built for mass appeal — but the company's apparently having a hard time even bringing a device to the starting line.
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I was in a lineup of dozens of Aston Martins and we swept toward the starting line and the crowds were packed with fans and all of the drivers pretty much lost their minds.
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Iowa State Senator and Majority Leader Bill Dix has resigned after a video that appears to show Dix kissing a statehouse lobbyist in a Des Moines bar, was posted to the Iowa Starting Line.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - London Olympics BMX silver medalist Sarah Walker has failed to qualify for the Rio de Janeiro Games after injury hampered the New Zealander's last chance of making the starting line in August.
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Democratic women have fared well in many congressional primaries this year, but the Maine and Nevada races marked the starting line for a long season of more difficult primaries for female candidates for governor.
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For the second time in five Cup races, Spithill and Oracle were hit with a penalty for crossing the starting line too early, a gaffe that Spithill again blamed on malfunctioning onboard navigation software.
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"If I want to know what's happening on the ground in Iowa, I'm clicking on The Register or Iowa Starting Line, and not necessarily in that order," said Tim Alberta, Politico's chief political correspondent.
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Forward Goncalo Guedes staked his claim for a place in Portugal's starting line-up with two goals in the win over Algeria, who missed out on Russia, at a soggy Stadium of Light in Lisbon.
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The challenge will be getting to the starting line, but new players still might have some advantages over legacy automakers when it comes to electric, even if the established brands are accelerating their EV plans.
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At 183:30 PM on Easter Sunday, a block away from the starting line of the annual Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race, John Bevan pulls a tallboy of Fosters from the pocket of his jean jacket.
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By the time my dad inched the car to within a half-mile of the starting line, I asked him to pull over, and my sister, mom and I shuffled out into a light drizzle.
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Some of Kyle's fatigue was eased by her access to a bus to the starting line and a heated tent that were provided by a charity she and her co-workers had raised money for.
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To get to the starting line that June morning, we passed a bridge where a polar bear and her cubs had encamped a few months before, forcing villagers to reroute their walks to avoid attacks.
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On a recent spring Sunday, Ms. Pagarigan stood under overcast skies at the starting line of the King of the Hills Hong Kong Island race, part of one of the city's oldest trail-running series.
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She didn't have to worry about where to park to get to the starting line in time: She just headed out to a biking and running path behind her house and onto a back road.
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In the late game, Los Angeles Galaxy, with Steven Gerrard, Ashley Cole, Nigel de Jong and Robbie Keane in their starting line-up, scored four goals in the second half to defeat D.C. United 4-1.
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"As the trials comes to a close today and this one journey is over, I'm proud to be in this sport that requires us all to fight for a spot on the starting line," Bruce wrote.
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Peru, who left out all-time top-scorer Paolo Guerrero from their starting line-up, were awarded a penalty by referee Bakary Gassama after he consulted with the video assistant referee for Poulsen's foul on Cueva.
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Taking advantage of perfect conditions, Rahm roared off the starting line in a round that included an eagle and eight birdies at La Quinta Country Club, one of three courses used for the pro-am event.
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If correct, then all our efforts and expenditures not only for 'compensatory education' but to provide an 'equal chance at the starting line' are guaranteeing that we wind up with the intelligent ones coming in first.
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Five players in France's starting line-up had never played a World Cup game before coming to Russia but debutantes Mbappe and Benjamin Pavard found the back of the net when the team was in trouble.
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The self-driving series just shared some new proof that it's edging closer to the starting line with some new footage of its first full-speed, self-driven lap on a Formula-E track in Berlin.
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"I feel like we finally came back to the starting line," Sakie Yokota, 81, whose daughter was taken by North Korean agents when she was 13, told the newspaper Sankei Shimbun after the announcement in Washington.
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In the first race, Oracle was penalized for crossing the starting line too early — a mistake Spithill attributed to an onboard software error — and was required to immediately drop back until it was two lengths behind.
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Griezmann had been left out of the starting line-up but came on midway through the first half when his injury-prone compatriot Ousmane Dembele was forced off with a third muscle problem of the campaign.
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"Doing something like having a flag flying over the Capitol is a message and a beacon to youth that we serve across the state that they are accepted, they are loved," Monson told Iowa Starting Line.
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France 1-0 Peru, Group C Deschamps recalled experienced hands Olivier Giroud and Blaise Matuidi to his starting line-up for their second game, and France improved but still struggled to impress against the South Americans.
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Fifty-two hours and three minutes after Brett Maune left the starting line of the 2012 Barkley Marathons, he returned to that same spot and placed his hand on the finish line: a yellow State Park gate.
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That is past a sprinter's typical peak, but Bolt — a tall man with a quick turnover; a clown at the starting line able to immediately play it straight once the gun goes off — is anything but typical.
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Interim manager Fernando Hierro's lack of coaching experience was there for all to see when he flapped on the sidelines, throwing on Dani Carvajal and Andres Iniesta after he had dropped them from the starting line-up.
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Assessing the case is Satan's "Jury of the Damned," an assembly of notorious figures throughout history that featured the likes of Lizzie Borden, John Wilkes Booth, and, of course, the starting line of the 1976 Philadelphia Flyers.
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Instead of Quincy having the All-Star NBA career, the movie's final scene shows Monica being called to the court for the starting line up of a WNBA game as a member of the Los Angeles Sparks.
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"That circumstance leads me to wonder whether all students will have arrived at the starting line at the same time and whether the playing field for them will be level," Higginbotham wrote in his memo to Coleman.
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"If life is like a marathon, we Chinese always try to win at the starting line," 45-year-old Milanie Shi, who moved to Hong Kong with her 14-year-old daughter last year, said in Mandarin.
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"Imagine a runner who starts five yards behind the starting line at a race; he's either got to move much faster or find an alternate route to get to the finish line," Cressey continued in an email.
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Pat Rynard, the founder and editor of Iowa Starting Line, an online political publication in Des Moines, said that the strange state of affairs had led to some journalistic rearranging, more features and less coverage of events.
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The Daily Telegraph chose to "look on the bright side" having avoided pre-tournament favorites Brazil in the quarter-finals but added some fans may question Southgate's decision to make wholesale changes to the starting line-up.
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Warriors coach Steve Kerr responded to the absences with his 10th different starting line-up of the playoffs but the team's defense suffered as the Raptors shot 52 percent from the field and 45 percent from deep.
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"I expected that kind of pressure from England as they made logical changes to their starting line-up and our players were getting really tired towards the end, hence we were relieved after the final whistle," he added.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Midfielder Joao Mario was included in Portugal's starting line-up for the World Cup Group B match against Morocco on Tuesday in the only change from the team which started the 3-3 draw against Spain.
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"Today, in an Amazing Race first, 22 complete strangers are meeting each other for the first time — at the starting line," host Phil Keoghan says in the clip from the season 303 premiere, which will air March 30.
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"I was very depressed and angry today about the Kavanaugh decision, and I really thought I wasn't going to go tonight because I'm not in the mood for cheering and happiness," one attendee told the Iowa Starting Line.
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A 5K run taking place there this month aims to do something even greater for Catsby: support the creation of a memorial sculpture of the cat to be permanently installed near the fun run's starting line in Duluth.
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Emotions ran high early on as doubles specialist Julien Benneteau, who was surprisingly dropped from France's starting line-up on Thursday, burst into tears when the players were introduced to the 28,500 crowd at the Pierre Mauroy stadium.
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He was dropped for their last-gasp win over Sweden but returned to the starting line-up for their final group match against South Korea but made no impact in a 2-0 defeat that sealed their elimination.
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Perhaps we could have done with less about Slouka's unease regarding this emotional Goliath — the prospect of humiliating and betraying his mother — since the question of fairness is the starting line any memoirist must arrive at before beginning.
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Sports Briefing | Distance Running Geoffrey Kamworor fell on the starting line of the world half-marathon championships in Cardiff, Wales, but got back up to successfully defend his title in record time, with Mo Farah coming in third.
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Last Sunday's edition was just like many of the ones that came before it: not so much a race, complete with a bit of starting-line gamesmanship, but a showcase of hard-working, river-churning power and tradition.
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Rahal's excitement was tempered by the fact his wife, drag racer Courtney Force, escaped without injury in a qualifying run Friday in Epping, N.H. Soon after leaving the starting line, her car exploded after a fuel line burst.
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There were seven players of Europe's most decorated club in the starting line-up at the Parc des Princes and they proved way too much to handle for the South Koreans, who found themselves trailing 3-0 at halftime.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Argentina coach Jorge Sampaoli, revealing his starting line-up a day early, is going for safety-first experience in pairing Javier Mascherano and Lucas Biglia in midfield to contain Iceland in Saturday's World Cup Group D opener.
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"We are at a starting line today, where a new history of peace, prosperity and inter-Korean relations is being written," Kim said, following a historic handshake with Moon on the heavily-fortified demilitarized zone separating the two countries.
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I love Team USA's prospects, from our expected dominance in the sprints and hurdles to some race-ready guys in the distances, to the story lines in the women's 800 without South Africa's Caster Semenya on the starting line.
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Four of the five players attached to English Premiership clubs in the U.S. squad have made coach Gary Gold's starting line-up, including Sale Sharks flyhalf AJ MacGinty, while former Leicester Tigers back Blaine Scully will captain the side.
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Before a race... Pre-race jitters might make you apprehensive to eat, but depending on the length of the event, you might need a little something in your stomach at the starting line — and while you're on the course — Chag says.
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Livewire Isco is likely to get the nod in Zidane's starting line-up, but if the scriptwriters get their way, the local boy will come off the bench to spark a fiesta the likes of which Cardiff has never seen before.
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Here's the full starting line-up: October will see the release of Solomon's Key, NES Open Tournament Golf, Super Dodgeball, November will have Metroid, Mighty Bomb Jack, and Twinbee, while December will get Wario Woods, Ninja Gaiden, and Adventures of Lolo.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Trent Alexander-Arnold's rapid rise from the fringes of the Liverpool starting line-up to securing a place in England's squad for next month's World Cup has brought back fond memories for former Anfield favorite Jason McAteer.
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I have aways been seduced by the idea of the fresh start, the starting line that would separate the old-weak-unhealthy-lazy-unscrupulous me from New Me, a shimmering paragon of organization, powered by fresh vegetables and deep breathing.
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There would be only a desperate attempt to get Bekele to the starting line of the London Marathon on April 24, a race in which he would have to give an encouraging performance to qualify for Ethiopia's Olympic marathon team.
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With the pilots' colors fixed in your mind, you could follow how each one was doing in each heat; after leaping from its own little dais at the starting line, each drone left an eighty-mile-an-hour trail of color.
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"We are at a starting line today, where a new history of peace, prosperity and inter-Korean relations is being written," Kim said before the two Korean leaders and top aides began talks at the border truce village of Panmunjom.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - France coach Didier Deschamps, with his side already qualified for the next round, has made six changes to his starting line-up for their final World Cup Group C match against Denmark at Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium on Tuesday.
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"A biological hybrid of white and savage Aztec ancestors, who also killed with knives during their mass human sacrifices on top of pyramids they didn't build," the caller said in a recording of the message obtained by Iowa Starting Line.
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Starting out from this platform of belief propels us toward the problems that we are now experiencing in health care, problems that stem from an undefined starting line that moves forward or back, depending upon who is designing the race course.
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Spithill, long considered the world's top match racer, has been beaten to the starting line in all but one race so far, losing duel after duel against the Team New Zealand helmsman Peter Burling, who is in his first America's Cup.
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He headed to his first starting line in a Winston Cup race in May 493, with the pressure of being the son of a champion called the Intimidator and a grandson of Ralph Earnhardt, a Nascar champion in the 1950s.
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Many of the world's winter athletes, now preparing for the season's championship events, are frustrated with the response of sports officials to the Russian doping scandal and are wondering why implicated Russian Olympians still turn up at the starting line.
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"National Democratic groups are spending anywhere from $6 million to $7 million to drag damaged candidates to the starting line for a runoff against a formidable Republican," Jesse Hunt, a National Republican Congressional Committee spokesman, told Fox News on Wednesday about the races.
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Pedro had been criticized for reacting badly to being left out of the starting line-up during the 2016 European Championships in France, telling reporters in June he did not want to be part of the squad if he did not play.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A "reborn" Yohan Blake believes he can tame his nerves when he stands on the starting line of the Olympic 100 meters final and seize his moment in athletics history, stepping out of the shadow of Usain Bolt.
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Over 650 Target stores in the U.S. are getting decked out with Mario Kart-inspired shopping carts (also known as Super Target Karts), decorations, and a starting line-like entrance complete with black-and-white checkers, a lakitu, flashing lights, and music.
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And the altitude helps any athlete increase their red blood count -- which in turn increases oxygen flow and improves performance -- a reason one of the three US Olympic Training Centers is located in Colorado Springs, next to the starting line of the Classic.
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Although Ghostrider performed rather pitifully in its début, breaking down a few feet from the starting line, in almost every other respect it was a success: the audacity of Levandowski's creation, coupled with his talent for charming journalists, made him the competition's star.
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It was his first 10-mile event, and he'd come a long way to get to that 2012 starting line: losing more than 60 pounds and going from calling himself "John 316," a reference to his previous weight, to being a dedicated runner.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - When Ethiopian Lelisa Desisa returns to the Boston Marathon starting line on Monday he will race for his third title but a clutch of fast competitors, including two other previous winners, make for an evenly matched field with no clear favorite.
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Instead, Adkins lined up with the general runner crowd, about 23 seconds behind the elite women's pack (that's why her chip time, which measures from when she crossed the starting line herself to her finish, is two hours, 44 minutes, 48 seconds).
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The final would be overshadowed by a bizarre incident involving Ronaldo, with the brilliant Brazilian striker suffering a seizure the day before the match but nonetheless being rushed back into the starting line-up, with his inclusion announced barely an hour before kick off.
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According to the announcement, Gaines will take part in some pre-race events before leading the group of 40 drivers, including the Round of 8 championship contenders, to the starting line in front of more than 100,000 fans — all at a very reasonable speed.
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A couple of hours later, the Confinandante reached a harbor near the Barcolana's starting line and just behind the Miramare Castle, built by Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian, who, tradition holds, was forced to dock at this spot in 1855 by strong gusts of the Bora.
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"Those of you who know me, and there are several of you here in the community that know me, would be surprised I would be up here stumping for a Democratic candidate," Kelly Shaw said at a Friday surrogate event, according to Iowa Starting Line.
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Athletic have only lost one home game in all competitions, to champions Barcelona in August, and are set to welcome back top scorer Aritz Aduriz to the starting line-up for the first time in over a month after the veteran recovered from injury.
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By taking part in the virtual race, which last year was capped at 500 people and included a participation fee, she was guaranteed a spot in this year's "real" race and she plans to be at the starting line in New York in November.
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And we've worked really hard to create those career opportunities for our employees who [I think see, as I do] the IPO like a racing boat pushing off the dock, across the starting line, and into the open ocean, where the next adventure awaits.
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There was doubt whether Harzand would be included in the 16-horse field, but his team got him to the starting line in time to run a perfect race in front of an estimated 125,000 spectators, including Queen Elizabeth II. First prize was $1.27 million.
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And on Thursday night, under rainy skies and before a packed crowd at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, Brown found herself at the starting line of the women's 1500-meters at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials, just four months after being in the delivery room.
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Weil uses historical race data to conclude, for instance, that 60-year-old men should be placed in the same starting group as 12-year-old girls and women ages 45 to 48, all leaving the starting line 12 minutes before the scratch runners.
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So I helped them design this campaign, I was their ambassador, we raised about a million and a half dollars for the startup costs needed to get to the starting line and the campaign ran from November 14, shortly after the election, to December 14.
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Many days, it feels like I'm trying to run a marathon in a hamster wheel: I'm at the starting line, but as soon as the starting pistol goes off, I'm stuck in the same place, no matter how furiously I try to sprint forward.
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The voter, identified by Iowa Starting Line as Amy Haskins, raised concerns during a town hall in Templeton, Iowa, over Iowa farmers struggling from the US trade war with China and expressed frustration with Trump's focus on former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden.
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The 840-horsepower muscle monster is so amped-up to tear away from the starting line that the car literally lifts a Guinness-certified off the ground for the first 2.92 feet, making it the first production car in the world to pop a wheelie at launch.
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The funding proposal also takes aim at the wrong part of the race, according to NPR: there are plenty of promising candidates at the starting line, but fewer have enough funding to actually make it into clinical trials — a key hurdle en route to the finish.
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We can try and define exactly when they happened, but what we are usually naming is just a starting line — a rock dropped into the still water of our day that not only breaks the surface but also sends ripples through the rest of our life as well.
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You do not take a person who, for years, has been hobbled by chains and liberate him, bring him up to the starting line of a race and then say, "you are free to compete with all the others," and still justly believe that you have been completely fair.
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Of the six teams that took part in Bermuda, only Team New Zealand and the British syndicate, Land Rover BAR, appear set to continue, and despite all the sailing talent in Australia, Slingsby is far from certain his prospective team will make it to the starting line either.
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A visit to the area on Tuesday by President Obama's energy secretary, Ernest Moniz, offered, at best, hints of a shift, when it could have provided the administration with a fresh starting line for a push on a new approach to prodding a reluctant industry to invest in a cleaner future.
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Read more: You can now live across the street from Prince William and Kate Middleton for just $850 per month, but there's a bizarre rule you must followAfter an initial false start, Middleton's boat was disqualified for not returning to the starting line, meaning the duchess finished in last place.
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In a heavily centralized country where so much media focus is on London, the current team is drawn from across the land, with the starting line-up for the 2-0 win over Sweden featuring seven players from the North of England and just skipper Harry Kane born in the capital.
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Real heads will know but if you're not familiar then let me explain: In 2000, Californian label Fearless Records released Punk Goes Pop—a compilation album featuring classic pop songs such as "I Want It That Way" and "...Baby One More Time" covered by bands like Yellowcard and The Starting Line.
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The influential Long Island mob formed in 1997 and soon found a home with sad-pop-punk pioneers Drive-Thru Records (New Found Glory, The Starting Line, Hellogoodbye), through which they released the Has a Gambling Problem EP and their third and final album Forty Hour Train Back to Penn.
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It had gone no lower before Bannister toed the starting line at Iffley Road, but it was widely believed that the four-minute barrier was on the verge of falling, and that one of three men — Bannister, the Australian John Landy and the American Wes Santee — would bring it down.
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There's a line on "Anyways" which says "It's so hard to be human in so many ways / Overthinking most of my life," and it seems to me that that's almost the center of the song, and the focus of the EP as a whole, and what The Starting Line is about now.
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But then I underestimated that sometimes you need that, so it was good to compartmentalize that into Starting Line lyrics, because I have this place that acts like a garbage disposal and I got to get all the garbage thoughts out of the way by writing those songs and owning up to it.
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With the defending champions retaining home court advantage in the series — the fourth consecutive time the two teams have faced each other for the NBA championship — Cleveland would seemingly have to play near perfect basketball to match the strength of Golden State, who boasts four All-Stars in their starting line-up.
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RELATED: DACA talks back to starting line after Trump meeting The multiple, complicated, electoral scenarios shaping the behavior of top players in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program debate are making compromise on an issue that is central to the DNA of both parties and repeatedly defies congressional action even more difficult.
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And just in terms of being practical these days, I don't think that I can really keep up the pace of playing a Starting Line show every night on a full-time touring schedule, just because my body doesn't have the stamina for it anymore to try to sing songs that I wrote when I was a teenager.
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Choosing one tempo-controller from each team left me with 17 white European players (see list and charts below), the ethnically Turkish Mesut Ozil, and just two black players: Alex Song and Yaya Toure (both of whom are in the starting line-up as much for their physicality and tackling as for their ability to control the game).
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The only differences between the two events, he said, were contending with fewer photographers at the Paralympics and the privileges he was granted at times — admittance to the waxing cabins, where technicians apply wax to skis, access to a visually impaired American skier, Jake Adicoff, at the Nordic skiing venue, and an invitation to the starting line for snowboarding.
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Elizabeth Warren will be in Des Moines to watch the game with Brad Bauman, a senior adviser to Andrew Yang, at a gathering in the Hy-Vee Hall at the Iowa Events Center sponsored by a coalition of groups including Progress Iowa, Planned Parenthood Advocates of Iowa and Iowa Starting Line, the popular political news site.
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How can a man born during the Hoover administration not only keep running three races in one weekend (after finishing the 5K and 10-miler, Bobby hustles back to the starting line to join his two great-granddaughters for the Teddy Bear Trot), but make it such a blast that thousands of people want to join him?
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