I think that men wouldn't step out on their own, but will step out in partnership with women.
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He likes to step out early from his downtown apartment.
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When you step out of the car, that spells trouble.
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Paying my bill, I step out into the fiery heat.
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Step out of the train and find a corner store.
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Their battle begins when they step out of their door.
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Police ask the woman to step out of the car.
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Robby is the first to step out of the limo.
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Ewok just isn't ready to step out his comfort zone.
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It allows us to step out of our comfort zone.
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The officer asked Wilson to step out of the car.
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If you step out of line, you will be punished.
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"Somebody has to step out and speak up," he said.
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The Duchess of Sussex will step out next Thursday, Sept.
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Stripping forced me to step out of my comfort zone.
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Step out of your comfort zones and soar, all right?
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Koch and Meir step out of the International Space Station.
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Countries are growing and trying to step out of poverty.
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"I like to step out to my balcony," begins one.
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They asked Boyd to step out and show his hands.
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Against a better infighter Duran could hit them on the way in and immediately tie up to avoid a gruelling exchange, step out of range or allow the opponent to step out of range.
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But when I step out of the trailer, I am not.
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Students will step out of their classes at 10:00 a.m.
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He was ready to step out of Hollywood and really live.
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Conveniently, he will step out of the firing line next year.
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Being aware is probably a first step out of the cycle.
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If you see a frozen pond don't step out on it.
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The question is: Can millennials step out of this vicious cycle?
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I can't even step out into the community without being profiled.
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Whenever those governments step out, then that's when we step in.
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And if you step out of line, the punishment is severe.
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MEGHAN MARKLE, QUEEN ELIZABETH STEP OUT FOR FIRST ROYAL ENGAGEMENT TOGETHER
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When CBP2 got to the vehicle, he demanded I step out.
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Who was going home if you weren't asked to step out?
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"Could you step out of the car please, sir?" he asked.
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I say goodbye to everyone and step out onto the street.
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A colleague noticed and asked if she needed to step out.
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"This is Bollywood's first step out of the closet," she said.
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So I step out and get the meat and cook it.
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"We step out to do small chores every now and then."
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You step out of the car, and walk toward the entrance.
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Not everybody gets a chance to step out of the chorus.
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Mr. Bercow tried to step out of the line of fire.
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An officer asked Mr. Patterson to step out of the vehicle.
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We need to step out of "disaster fatigue" and be grateful.
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She doesn't step out of a room without lipstick and eyeliner.
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In the south passengers step out to exhaust fumes and noise.
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I want to step out there and represent women and mothers.
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You step into the river of your history, wrinkle, step out.
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The number one rule is just don't step out of line.
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Step out of the virtual for a moment and make a decision.
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I step out of my shoes—one, two—onto chilly dark carpet.
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Further bad results could compel the onetime favorite to step out soon.
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Take even one step out of that circle and the fight ends.
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If ever there was a time to step out, it was now.
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You'll have total mermaid skin after you step out of the shower!
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As I finally step out of bed, B. is ready to leave.
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I step out of the office to walk around for a bit.
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Express yourself, step out of your comfort zone, and make it happen.
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In 2015, she felt ready to step out with a new man.
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Mallory decides to get a divorce and step out on her own.
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Now is the time to step out with your hubby on hand.
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It's not surprising to see a celebrity step out in an LBD.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda is ready to step out of Alexander Hamilton's shoes.
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In this respect, they do not step out of Musk's base reality.
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At least that'll be my excuse to step out of the room.
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I was like, 'Wow, maybe I need to step out of here.
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First is the Step Out: a classic jazzy back-and-forth maneuver.
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Martin, I'll have to ask you to step out of the car.
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A step out of his immediate life, out of the constant emergency.
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Her goal was to step out of the water on Sept 210.
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With a rumble the train arrives in Trocadero and I step out.
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So, step out to catch a glimpse of everyone in the streets.
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"We're trying to encourage hunters to step out, to have a voice."
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Most Hanfu followers step out in their outfits only on special occasions.
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But the government may soon step out of the religious enforcement business.
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Why not step out in an ensemble the color of pea soup?
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It is time for me to step out and tell my story.
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His doctor had her hand on the door, ready to step out.
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"We don't want to step out of the European Union," he said.
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" — Dolly Parton "Step out of the history that is holding you back.
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What helps you feel confident the moment you step out the door?
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After I step out of the airport shop, I feel immediately better.
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I try to balance it and then push it one step out.
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Here, every time you step out the door you're making a statement.
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The people who decided to step out of the ordinary and become extraordinary.
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After the cops arrest the men responsible, they step out for ice cream.
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" She was like, "Step out of line and standright here by the wall.
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I step out of the office to buy sweet potatoes and cinnamon strudel.
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Previously, the controversial Australian journalist couldn't even step out onto the building's balcony.
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Majorly wipe out on the ice with my first step out the door.
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Indiegogo wants to step out of Kickstarter's shadow by embracing commerce beyond crowdfunding.
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The safest path for him is to step out of the strategic game.
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Hey, Weeknd, when are you going to step out wearing some Gomez merch?
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Step out of the first-floor bathroom and the hallway chants to you.
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In the meantime, they're enjoying being able to step out together in public.
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Officers then allegedly saw Scott step out of his vehicle carrying a gun.
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One hopes that this figure will one day step out of the shadows.
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The filmmaker agreed to step out of the room whenever Mr. Weiner asked.
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Before you step out in your sexy Harambe outfit, consult this handy chart.
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If you lived and worked here, you didn't have reason to step out.
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Close your eyes, plug your ears, maybe step out and call your mom.
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There, he could step out for lunch or take a break between tasks.
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For many candidates, this is a real step out of their comfort zones.
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Exposed to the elements, each person had to step out into the storm.
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Then I step out onto the deck and suddenly I'm painted in bugs.
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It's not a step-out fashion designer shoe, but that's my comfortable shoe.
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I'll step out of the way so the listeners can ask their questions.
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She did step out, she came back, she said she would talk about it.
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When I step out on that court, you're going to get all of me.
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Heidi Klum will step out in a Halloween costume to end all Halloween costumes.
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What was it like to step out on your own and work with Netflix?
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When I step out on the court, you're going to get all of me.
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And one day, humans could step out onto the far side of the Moon.
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But it seems an odd time for McCarty to step out of the role.
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And people in all kinds of relationships step out for all kinds of reasons.
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I lay out how brave it is to even step out onto a stage.
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He will likely have to step out again when Billy undergoes yet another surgery.
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Others step out of the club and face the world exactly as they are.
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You'll step out into the world and you might be in a virtual world.
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Around 22014, she could step out of her wheelchair and walk for brief periods.
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And you could see them coming up and you step out of the way.
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" Another remarked sarcastically, "You should round up smokers who step out for three minutes.
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He said the Queen had given him permission to step out of royal duties.
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Accept your power and step out into the world midweek, looking sexier than ever.
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I step out of the shower with soft and squeaky-clean curls every time.
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We need more people to step out of that and do the right thing.
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TAKE A STEP OUT O' LINE, AND I'LL CRUSH YOU LIKE A FOOKIN' BUG.
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Every time I step out on the court, that person is coming for me.
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If I step out for a meeting, there's two hundred messages when I return.
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I saw them step out of bars and puke, and then go back in.
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The officer then orders her to step out of the car, but she refuses.
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You'll be in fighting trim and ready to step out onto the Main Stage.
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Nurses asked him to step out because he had exceeded the allowed contact time.
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We can't hold our bosses accountable until we can step out of the shadows.
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During the event, Jennifer has to step out to field an urgent client request.
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For me, it's important to step out of my comfort zone, keep the tension.
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A visit there is a step out of modernity and into a fairy tale.
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It is time for this massive federally subsidized program to step out into the light.
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Satya is an incredible leader, and it really was a good time to step out.
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"Step out of the way and let the market find its own footing," said Stovall.
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If we step out and do something, hopefully people will follow and do the same.
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You can shield your hair from frizz the moment you step out of the shower.
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I had to step out and I assumed they were providing me all relevant circumstances.
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She unbuttoned his trousers, pushed them down and told him to step out of them.
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The reader is encouraged to step out of the text in other ways as well.
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Mr Sisi has ramped up executions and persecutes even supporters who step out of line.
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Will Gretchen and Karen be boosted from the groupchat should they step out of line?
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I want to step out of the way of the actors and let them act.
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When I step out of the house and I go to work, I'm someone else.
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However, Cosby didn't step out to take the mic — instead, host Jimmy Kimmel came onstage.
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Charles Burgess, an American, was the first to step out of a helicopter in 2009.
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As you step out of the studio, you will notice that the gallery is full.
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"Every time I step out on the basketball court, I'm looking to win," Powell said.
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It's a kid trying to step out of his life and literally be an anthropologist.
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"We are supporting this proactive step out of an abundance of caution," the company said.
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So why did Abramson step out of her zone of expertise to profile digital media?
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They demanded she step out of the vehicle several times, but she held her ground.
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"80s Mercedes" saw her step out front without her guitar, flawlessly belting out her chorus.
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Do you expect Paul Ryan to step out and check out the show in Cleveland?
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He asked the driver, Louie Iacono, to step out, but instead the truck sped away.
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" But, he said, "We are supporting this proactive step out of an abundance of caution.
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However, when I had a kid, I started to slowly step out of the restaurant.
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"What would it cost to step out of character and stop the story?" she asks.
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Only a handful of players can step out on Steph Curry and shadow Kevin Durant.
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The way we wake up, step out of bed, make our plans for the day.
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There are principal dancers, and they'll step out, but they go back into the group.
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Which means that when we step out the door, we need to be prepared. Sunglasses.
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For now, though, they are having too much fun to step out of the moment.
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" "So who is going to step out now and defend the president in these denials?
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Punish people severely enough when they step out of line and you deter potential protesters.
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"Always step out of your comfort zone because you NEVER know where it will lead you!"
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Once he saw she was there, he also demanded her to step out of the vehicle.
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Who are we to pry our way into someone's decision to step out of the spotlight?
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I step out of the elevator and let myself into Dylan's apartment because we're that tight.
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If it seems like Shkreli might be ready to step out of the limelight, think again.
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The officer asks Mr Brown to step out of the vehicle, drawing protests from the group.
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"You sure about that?" the officer says before asking Zago to step out of his car.
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Q: How did you manage to step out of his shadow and start Dylan's Candy Bar?
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Before they step out and go somewhere, somebody is doing their hair and makeup for them.
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Two men step out of it and head into a spartan, concrete building straddling the border.
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It is important to me that photographers step out from behind the camera and reveal themselves.
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In Wednesday remarks, Saudi oil minister Ali Al-Naimi dismissed such a step out of hand.
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It's fun to step out there knowing we are getting their best shot—I welcome that.
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Amy Roloff is ready to step out into the singles scene, but first – a new look!
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Now I just have to make sure everything is downloaded before I step out the door.
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Trendsetter Céline Dion was one of the first to step out in the boots this summer.
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From the moment I step out of my craft, it feels like I'm surrounded by life.
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Allowing them to step out of the shadows is the only route forward to combat trafficking.
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Next time you step out of a yellow cab, take a good look at your receipt.
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Maybe C.K. himself will even step out from behind the camera on an episode or two.
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The officers ask the couple to step out of their car and start searching the vehicle.
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They always feel too tight and uncomfortable as soon as I step out of the house.
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Step out from the gallery, and you'll notice tropical birds perched in the bushes and trees.
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It had limited seating and really only functioned to step out for a bit of air.
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Only through the organization, she said, has she begun to step out of her comfort zone.
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Who could possibly want to step out looking like a walking billboard for a Brand™️?
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Shortly after she debuted her first ensemble, Grande appeared to step out in a second look.
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As we step out of the kitchen into Trafalgar Square, the scene is one of celebration.
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Juthani asked the parents to step out of the room and then turned on the light.
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I wanted to inspire my community to step out of the shadows and raise its voices.
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Further, this right does not go away the moment we step out of the voting booth.
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But you can step out and make the N.B.A. 3-pointer if you have to. Right?
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This is a beautiful transit for encouraging each other to step out of our comfort zones.
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"When I step out of my apartment, I run into a seven-lane road," says Kim.
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People talk about you when you step out of line, like Jon Jones who did coke.
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Vestager could step out to say the Commission was dropping the case, convinced by Google's response.
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"I'm gonna come in for a couple years and then I'm gonna step out of here"?
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It took me a long time to get up the confidence and step out into it.
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But what's interesting is they've always tried to step out of that fight in the first place.
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Skip the high-calorie coffee drinks, and craft your own coffee before you step out the door.
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Women who step out of line seem to trigger a particular kind of rage from this President.
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In fact, I&aposll step out of the way to give you a review of the crowd.
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I want people to step out of the idea that society gets to define what beautiful is.
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Our office is close to a Vietnamese restaurant, so I step out to get some tofu pho.
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And he says it as though she might just step out of the way now for him.
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If the jump is too much, step out one foot, and then the other to meet it.
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Those seeking tattooed wedding rings, said Mr. Martin, want to step out on the edge a bit.
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If it's longer than that, we charge them a buyout fee [to step out of the relationship].
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Or, they can step out for the evening and enjoy a taste of the local Mediterranean flavors.
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Before you step out in a sexy version of an otherwise normal thing, consult this handy chart.
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It's been a while since we've seen mom-to-be Kylie Jenner step out into the spotlight.
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After a brief split, Kylie Jenner and Tyga are back on, and continuing to step out together.
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He also revealed that he and Meghan will step out with their baby boy in two days.
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Maxima isn't expected to step out again until her next official engagement, currently scheduled for Sept. 14.
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At the top, visitors will step out onto the glass-floored "viewing capsule" for death-defying views.
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They encourage us to step out of echo chambers, rather than trying to regulate our way out.
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But Berg concludes it didn't happen — because Wilson was too pious to step out on his wife.
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It's easy for a writer to step out boldly only to tip into triteness or ersatz profundity.
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That challenged me to step out of my comfort zone and decide to rise above my baldness.
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I step out of my ship and walk through a dark hallway, illuminated by strange golden spheres.
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As soon as I step out of my new craft I'm attacked by a skittering crab creature.
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I'd come to trust M. enough as a customer to step out from behind my stage persona.
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The same performers step out of the frame to morph into the other residents of Jane's home.
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You step out of the subway, but you have no idea how to get to your hotel.
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STUMBLE The great thing about Ithaca was they encouraged you to step out of your comfort zone.
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If they step out of line on their missions or try to go AWOL, they're instantly killed.
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This time, the government and supporters of the bill from the opposition benches ruled that step out.
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Anyone who's performed knows the feeling that ripples through your body before you step out on stage.
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When it comes to Albany, every labored step out of the ethical muck is something to celebrate.
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Safe spaces allow people to step out and away from the rigors of life and just be.
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"It's hard for them to step out of the box and vote for every Republican," she said.
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"In order to really step out of the game, there are stages to go through," she cautioned.
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Recently, she did get an opportunity to step out of Sabrina's enchanted shoes for a brief moment.
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All it takes is for a certain generation to grow up — or step out of the way.
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Project Drawdown ranked reducing food waste as the third most important step out of 22050 proposed solutions.
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As a result, Gordon wants to establish a point at which to step out of the trade.
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"Our job was to step out of the closet and become warriors and demand equality," Tyler says.
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Problem is ... Robinson believed he was on the road and refused to step out of the vehicle.
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And believe it or not, she's not the first star to step out in the statement-making accessory.
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I step out to grab something but end up calling my parents first to discuss the apartment situation.
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Earlier in his residency at the embassy, Assange couldn't so much as step out onto the building's balcony.
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As we step out the door, Avery and Emersyn start crying in unison, as if it is choreographed.
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Instagram's your step out to test the water…with the toe, and then you have both feet in!
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While R. is in the shower, I step out to buy a bottle of wine to bring too.
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Step out of your Cards Against Humanity comfort zone with Exploding Kittens for $13.99 or Sushi Go Party!
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He came over when he heard the rumors that Cruz was about to step out of the Cruzmobile.
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I step out to pick up my latte and walk back home to start working while watching Daria.
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Cops say he was uncooperative when officers told him and his passenger to step out of the vehicle.
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Officers ordered the woman to step out of her car, remove her clothes and stand on the sidewalk.
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If I step out of line one way, I could lose everybody in the matter of a second.
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All one need do is step out of the air-conditioned malls to feel the illusion of consumption.
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At least five times while riding a Revel scooter I've had pedestrians step out in front of me.
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Amid turmoil in his personal life, Johnny Depp continues to step out as his band tours around Europe.
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Stuffed Puffs takes one major step out of the s'mores making process, putting the chocolate inside the marshmallow.
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After all, we step out of the shower and run to work with wet hair all the time.
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" Augustine says it's also important to give direct reports "the opportunity to step out of their comfort zone.
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You have to declare yourself no matter what you do, then you step out and you do it.
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The 47-year-old singer recounted the story from his upcoming memoir, Every Little Step, out June 13.
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To see young people step out and say they are ready to take action has made me optimistic.
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"Voting for him, was a huge step out of what I truly usually do and believe," she said.
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It allows me to stay in one place, unlike running where every step out requires another to return.
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One day, Jennifer Lopez can wear a $2,835 Balmain crop top to step out with her new beau.
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The former costars are actually BFFs, and often step out for award show red carpets and events together.
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Police say he was uncooperative when officers told him and his passenger to step out of the car.
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Busy working parents of two Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds hardly ever step out on the red carpet.
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"As soon as you step out of your stateroom, you are in the public eye," Ms. Flager said.
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"Today I'm going to step out of my element and try something new with my body," he says.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Cancer today, encouraging you to step out of your comfort zone.
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Keep the life lessons you learned during Taurus season in perspective as you step out into the world.
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"He could step out and put it on the ground," Mike Peck, Findlay Prep's former head coach, says.
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Meanwhile, Kris's boyfriend Corey is trying to step out of the shadows and make a place for himself.
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He's more of singer than a rapper, but I'm trying to step out of the underground rapper box.
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My feet are dry in seconds when I step out of the shower and onto this bath mat.
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All the while, Aunt Lydia prowls around the edges, threatening retribution should June step out of line again.
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It is time for you both to step out of the forefront and help other candidates get elected.
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The minute we step out of line and begin to entertain ideas of our own, we become vulnerable.
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Step out of yourself and consider your perception filter during this transit until Wednesday at 5:45 a.m.
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NOW: #InternationalWomensDay from Capitol HillDemocratic House lawmakers step out on Capitol steps in red to recognize #DayWithoutAWoman pic.twitter.
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We'll step out and try and get a chance to win on Sunday on the back nine again.
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So I'm going to step off the board and I'm going to completely step out of the company.
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But I guess I wish I was able to be more fearless and step out of the box.
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Ms. Garbo would often step out on the balcony in the morning, according to the elder Mr. Kerr.
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People step out into the space between the cars to smoke, piss, and cool down in the wind.
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Not many people step out, and you've stepped out rather extensively around the Trump administration, especially around immigration.
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The two step out of their little wifi portal onto a platform overlooking a vast city, darting with traffic.
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As a voice barked at him to step out of the vehicle, Pokora realized he'd walked into a trap.
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Dickson moved to his right and was going to step out of bounds until he saw a lane open.
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I step out of my box a few minutes before time was up to see what P was doing.
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"Edy has the type of touch where it's not beyond him being able to step out there," Stackhouse said.
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The inside low kick is especially useful when the opposing fighter is leaving their stance to side step out.
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Additionally, surround yourself with people who acknowledge when you do something right and help you step out of yourself.
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This gives you a live view of the meal you're cooking in case you step out of the kitchen.
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As I step out of the room to change into my next outfit, the panel chat with one another.
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It's hard to step out of the locker room and understand the hoopla that comes with chasing the record.
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In my house, my sisters and I can't just step out of the house because we feel like it.
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But Grandma Shepard was worried as soon as she saw 2-year-old Maddox step out of the car.
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A willingness to step out to the edge — of confrontation or controversy — is one quality that unites the group.
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If you're waiting for the day to see Kourtney step out with bright blonde locks, don't count on it.
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After that, I take off the virtual reality headset, hand over the controller, and step out of the car.
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It's important to have fun on the red carpet and to push the boundaries every time you step out.
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"People are thinking: Am I going to finally step out of the shadows?" said Ms. Praeli, a Peruvian immigrant.
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The couple are expected to step out together again Wednesday at the 52nd annual CMA Awards, airing Wednesday, Nov.
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Before you step out the door, you'll also need a deodorant that holds up when the heat is on.
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The press publishes little criticism of Sheikh Hasina or the AL. Publications that step out of line are hounded.
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This way, you can step out in major style from now through summer (and beyond!) without breaking the bank.
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The moon is in fellow water sign Cancer today, encouraging you to step out of your usual routine, Scorpio.
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All a driver has to do is step out of their car and tap "park" on a corresponding app.
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However, even the most camera-shy among us have reason to step out into the spotlight once in awhile.
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Isn't it nicer to discover other cuisines, and, however good it might be, step out of their comfort zone?
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" She continued, "As an old leader, I think it's important to step out of the way and make room.
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Not surprisingly, style setter Céline Dion was one of the first to step out in the boots this summer.
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But when you've been with your mates for that long, you get scared to step out on your own.
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Here at PeopleStyle we track every single time stars step out in the same outfits (catch them all here).
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She advises park-goers NOT to step out on frozen ponds, especially if there are danger or warning signs.
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Thrill-seekers can step out of the 70th floor onto the Skyslide, suspended 1,000 feet above West Fifth Street.
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Shaik reveals that she rather they come up with outfits on their own than step out in matching ensembles.
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" — Abby D. Phillip (@abbydphillip) March 13, 2019 "We are supporting this proactive step out of an abundance of caution.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Gemini today, Libra, encouraging you to step out of your comfort zone.
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They can tell you why Warren, with her 3.5 million Twitter followers, would not dare step out of line.
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She's the songwriter behind hits for Rihanna and other stars, and she's ready to step out on her own.
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After working for a while, I decided to step out and grab some lunch, and I had a plan.
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When stuffing things in the Goodwill box, did you perhaps step out of, and also push in, one shoe?
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"I think to step out of the field, from players, would be a very strong message," Samoura told CNN.
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App Smart SUMMER gives many people the opportunity to step out of their comfort zones and into new adventures.
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Toomey urged Moore to step out of the race and suggested Republicans back a write-in campaign for Sen.
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In order to avoid the loss, Gordon establishes a certain point for him to step out of the trade.
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Encinia then demanded that she step out of the car, which she said she was not required to do.
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Taiwan must stand as tall as it can, to step out of the shadows of the giant next door.
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But at the last minute, he figured he'd step out to catch the July Fourth Carmel Fest fireworks show.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) isn't the only House leader seeking revenge against colleagues who step out of line.
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You're the sign of bravery, but how often are you really willing to step out of your comfort zone?
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As I step out of the car, a toddler zooms past on a scooter, harried mother on her heels.
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But he did help me step out of my relentless self-referential narrative and open myself to another perspective.
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"Will Jackie please step out of the door of your car so your friend can find you?" he said.
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I still braved a little February wind to step out for a birds-eye view of the sparkling city.
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Without waiting for backup, Officer Rosfeld approached the driver's side of the car and had the driver step out.
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This might disappoint you given the high price and if you planned to spontaneously step out onto the sand.
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"Nobody step out of the boat at anytime," said Mr. O'Neal, whose day job is as a safety specialist.
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When Hollywood's most stylish stars step out in affordable, real people-priced fashion, we can't help but get excited.
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Zendaya took fashion risks in 2018, but 2019 saw her really step out of the box with her style.
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Help ease tensions by reminding yourself of the bigger picture, and step out of yourself whenever you feel lost.
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Regulus, the brightest star in Leo, will step out of a robe of sudden twilight over the sun's shoulder.
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That being said, when the royals do step out wearing a timepiece, it&aposs usually a very elegant choice.
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Gonzalez rubbished any concerns the country would need any IMF assistance to step out of its current economic calamity.
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She said she could not wait to step out on Centre Court once again for the final against Serena.
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Best to step out of its way as it ambles past, and then get on with your own life.
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There would be "no big step-out" acquisitions, but Santos would look at deals around its five core assets.
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She playfully teased that his oblivion would make it easier to step out on their relationship if she wanted.
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Other lawmakers from both parties have said Moore should step out of the race if the allegations are true.
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For now, Gunathileka and his wife look up to the sky each time they step out looking for work.
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There is no audio, but officials said the officers were probably ordering him to step out of his vehicle.
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But he also wants the freedom to step out of the batter's box if he needs a quick break.
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Mr. Xi has accompanied the demands for unity with a vivid warning to officials who step out of line.
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From the moment you step out of your 4x4 at Al Kateem and turn onto the path, there are goats.
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Never one to step out without a perfectly contoured face, the endlessly stylish teen's makeup kept her looking sun-kissed.
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It is good for the bad actors in the world to know consequences await those who step out of line.
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I try to win every single time I step out there, every single point, but realistically I can't do it.
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My self-esteem has literally dropped and I can't even step out and be seen because I feel so embarrassed.
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So when they step out together, does Reynolds ever feel like his own style game could use a step up?
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"Now, when I step out at the American Music Awards or on Saturday Night Live, I have fans," he says.
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But I feel like within my fiend group, men willing to step out of a restrictive identity are usually celebrated.
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Thomas told the Chronicle she remembers seeing a woman step out of the car who then started firing off shots.
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If someone needs a break, they'll step out, take a little walk, grab some coffee, and do some micro-stretches.
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They could as likely step out of their painting into the museum as museum-goers could step into the canvas.
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Ko Ni did not see the man in a pink shirt and shorts step out of the crowd behind them.
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" In the caption of the photo, he wrote, "This is so true, step out your comfort zone to be kind.
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The officer says the driver refused to step out of the vehicle because there was a child in the bus.
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Later on, the Moon enters fellow Water sign Scorpio today, Pisces, encouraging you to step out of your comfort zone.
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But to pull off her plan Betty has to step out of her comfort zone and become someone else entirely.
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I never imagined such a magical outfit existed until I saw Alexa Chung step out in this sparkling Thakoon suit.
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Then riders step out of the enclosed slide onto the OUE Skyspace, the highest open-air observation deck in California.
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Step out of the academy and into the pub and think about the way you and your friends use language.
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Yuan was asked to step out of his car by officers for a "suspect flag" while checking his car's registration.
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When people step out of the tents, they're back on the outskirts of the system, or totally detached from it.
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But if she's in the recording zone, maybe she didn't want to step out of Music City for the event.
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There's a tendency in Child Protective Services to punish women who step out of line with acceptable behavior while pregnant.
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The morning commute looks glorious — by the time you step out the door, temperatures should be in the low 205s.
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That officer reached into the car to open the door and repeatedly told her to step out of the car.
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Minutes after the World Series ended, the Houston Astros ace Gerrit Cole seemed to take a step out the door.
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Scott Pruitt was the one to step out, grab the kid, and jump to the other side of the road.
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We strongly urge you today to make a statement – take a stand – and step out for the Trump/Pence ticket.
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Libra season finds you sleepy, recharging before you step out with the sun later this month, when it enters Scorpio.
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Many dealers find themselves caught up in a maelstrom of parties and drug selling, and it's hard to step out.
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If you can brush your hair and wash your face and step out into the sunlight, then it's not love.
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" As for facing Nadal, he said: "It's going to be incredible, just to step out there on court with him.
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Halloween is the one night a year when you can step out in your most outlandish gear without feeling ridiculous.
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For my part, I wanted to step out into the city or town or countryside and get lost for hours.
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While Nvidia was trading at $224 on Wednesday, the trader wants to establish a point at which to step out.
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As you climb out of your car and step out of the car park, a familiar logo comes into view.
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Inglis's landslide 71-29 loss sent exactly the message the Kochs intended: Step out of line, and face the consequences.
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Ahead, I saw a man in a white uniform step out from under a mango tree into the road. Shoot.
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While many Republican senators initially said the same, several have called on Moore to step out of the race altogether.
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I've also known him as a gay who was afraid to step out of the closet and of Jewish descent.
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But as I step out of my car I look away from it, shielding my face from its apocalyptic light.
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"You can step out of doors and see the moon and stars at night — in the shower," Ms. Courlas said.
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So finding a gown that would make her feel excited to step out in front of cameras was a task.
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"Our country needs someone like him who will continue to step out and shoulder responsibilities for the people," he said.
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In her first interview with Harper's Bazaar in 2015, Grimaldi said she was ready to "step out and share" her story.
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Lately I've been greasing up with French-girl favorite Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse as soon as I step out of the shower.
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When I step out of the shower and dab my face as the moisture leaves my skin, it feels desert dry.
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"I think there's a benefit to every big guy that can step out and shoot the basketball," Gentry told VICE Sports.
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I try to calm down and decide I should step out for lunch soon to avoid getting too hangry about it.
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However, royal fans can expect Meghan to step out of the public eye as she gets closer to her due date.
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Humble brag: I was the only reporter to step out of my role briefly at the Dec press conference and #ThanksYellen.
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I step out of the room and let out the tears and wipe them away quickly and gather myself before returning.
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The newlyweds will step out next week for a London performance of the hit musical, Hamilton, Kensington Palace announced on Monday.
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Now, a new camera angle from local New Orleans news station WDSU appears to show that Parks did indeed step out.
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With some urging in my broken Spanish, I was able to convince Norberto that we would not step out of line.
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The former pop star truly isn't holding back and we can't wait to see what Simpson will step out in next!
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As the teams step out onto the pitch on Sunday, one man will have a chance to emulate a true great.
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Both were decent and enjoyed some commercial success, but neither could step out from the spiky shadow of SEGA's market leader.
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But again, I would highlight the value of intelligence in this case so that we step out smartly on his negotiations.
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The Beyhive is buzzing with anticipation: Will Queen Bey step out to slay on the Met Gala red carpet again tonight?
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Davie and Nick Christian leaving the game gives an opportunity for two other strategic forces to step out of his shadow.
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In fact, it means you could essentially get lookalikes for pieces from Meghan or Kate's outfits every time they step out.
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"Better to pat yourself dry and moisturize with body lotion as soon as you step out of the shower," he says.
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So maybe that's why my character—a fresh character—maybe probably didn't step out to the game on the Snatch Game.
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If you step out of this, you can call a Uber car, if it doesn't show up, you call another one.
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Depending on the officer, some might have asked me to step out of the truck so they could remove the weapon.
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Until the two step out together (or in true 2017 style, make it Instagram-official), all fans can do is speculate.
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Cops ultimately got everyone out of the vehicle ... with Dolla and Skrillex as the second and third passengers to step out.
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Kristen Stewart didn't quite step out in her birthday suit on her born day ... but still left little to the imagination.
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Virtual reality is what Oculus and Facebook are doing, allowing users to step out of this world and into another one.
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I would look for that: a combination of being appropriately a guest, but also being willing to step out and speak.
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The event, however, was the right time for Billie Lourd to step out and celebrate her mother's legacy as Princess Leia.
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Whatever the time of day, you can step out and there'll be a party—or step away to relax and unplug.
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The AYKON Dare will start at the 79th floor dining room, inviting visitors to step out onto a ledge overlooking Dubai.
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After stunning in emerald green lace last week, Kate Middleton decided to step out as a lady in red last night.
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It will just be another chance to perpetuate one of our endless and exhaustive habit loops ... or step out of it.
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When an officer asks Woods to step out of the car, the champion golfer does so very slowly and appears unsteady.
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It's been a long time since presidents can step out of their bubble and meet the average citizens as I did.
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Simpson and his deputy, Evelyne Malfliet, step out to face a host of women and children wearing headscarves and vibrant dresses.
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Motherhood is a kind of foggy bubble she can't step out of long enough to wrap her arms around her child.
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They tell him they already explained it and ask him to step out of the car so they can search it.
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NOW THAT IT BECOME A RELATIVELY SMALL POSITION, I WANT US TO STEP OUT OF BEING THE FOCUS OF THIS SITUATION.
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"If they're true, that's bad (and) he needs to step out of the race, there's no question of that," he said.
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Iger said, however, that because Apple's business was mostly focused on hardware, he wouldn't have to step out for very long.
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Officers also rarely step out of their patrol cars to talk to people on the street or inside businesses, she said.
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"I watched her step out of our friendship and become an attorney," said Dr. Snyderman, whose daughter, Kate, is now 30.
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When I founded No Labels, the primary problem facing Washington was clear enough: Members were frightened to step out of line.
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Next week, Meghan and Harry are set to step out at the honors evening for the Endeavour Fund, which Harry backs.
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We as women don't have the luxury that men have of seeming to just step out from nowhere and suddenly rise.
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And on September 22, the 25-year-old will finally step out of the shadows to release Paradise, his debut album.
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The smooth texture of the InterDesign Bamboo Floor Mat is a treat when you step out of the shower or tub.
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I felt with Daniel, and all the actors, my job on set was to encourage them to step out even further.
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Ms. Alston, who was shy and suffered from stage fright, was relieved to step out of the spotlight, her daughter said.
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He knows, in this theater, you're a god, but the minute you step out, you're just an out-of-work actor.
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Bieber and Hailey Baldwin began to step out very frequently in the summer of 2018, often wearing trendy and colorful outfits.
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As soon as you step out for a second, which happens more if you're more comfortable with what's happening, it's scary.
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Instead, producers give participants a broad outline of what should happen in each scene and then step out of the away.
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I inspect my body when I step out of the shower and I can see the skin loosening above my knees.
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And what better way to step out of a rut than to don a tiara and satin gloves, Downton Abbey-style?
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And the two rows step out in opposite directions: the left row to the left, the right row to the right.
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She was in line to be shot into a pit, and she said, 'What happens if I step out of line?
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To step out of Katz's and roam these trendier enclaves is to step from old New York into the newer one.
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Batters can only step out of the box every 22 pitches (More than this the batter is awarded a strike); 2037.
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"He needs to step out and do something that would really have impact, instead of nibbling around the edges," said Cummings.
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So, let me step out of the way and show you the TSA lines here at O&aposHare International Airport Terminal 2000.
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You can have a little fun, step out of your comfort zone, and maybe pretend to be someone else for a night.
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Suffice to say, the Euphoria crew wouldn't dare step out in the cheerleading uniforms and angel costumes we wore in high school.
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"Sometimes you kind of have to step out of your comfort zone to be able to get the good shots," he said.
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In turn, some fans seem to believe that Spears is getting ready to step out from behind a curtain and reveal everything.
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And Warren, you did step out and say that you're a card-carrying member-- a card-carrying capitalist in front of everyone.
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Kylie Jenner, Kendall Jenner and Khloé Kardashian The famous siblings attempted to step out undercover as homely tourists Sam, Natalie and Dottie.
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Step out from the typical all-black winter ensemble this year, or just give those blues, limes, and pinks a little breather.
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I am myself When I step out with a shorter skirt on, or a little bit more makeup, people say, 'What's happening?
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Therefore transient instructions won't be allowed to do bad things, because they'll be killed the moment they step out of line. Hopefully.
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Sometimes they help persuade an incumbent president to step out of the race, such as President Harry Truman in 1952 after Sen.
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Encinia was fired after being charged with perjury for his statements about why he wanted Bland to step out of the car.
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I'm just a breathing mask, cape and boots short of being Darth Vader every single time I step out of my home.
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The feeling when you step out of a hot yoga studio after a class can be gross, but also kind of magical.
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Luckily, Jimmy Fallon is the perfect person to encourage someone to step out of their comfort zones and make a duck face.
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So it's time to step out of my comfort zone and foster my curiosity, otherwise I'll just become a cranky old man.
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We step out into the night, wandering in a vaguely downtown direction, stopping to snap anything that looks cool along the way.
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And to step out because a lot of people who stepped out, they get in a lot of trouble with the left.
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"You should step out of doors, and you should put away your electronics and look up and find what's alive," she said.
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"I think each of us has always wanted to try and step out of the group and spread our wings," he said.
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"Obviously it's annoying that I can't ever even step out of my literal house … without photos being taken of me," Thorne says.
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"Tours are a really lonely place for me," she said of her decision to step out of the limelight and seek treatment.
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If you're in Hollywood and you're an actress, don't step out of line, little girl, because there's another one right behind you.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Sagittarius this afternoon, encouraging you to step out of your daily routine and experience something new.
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What a delightful opportunity to step out—perhaps still in your pajamas, order a carnitas taco, and then hop right back inside.
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The car is a big bet that Tesla can step out of the luxury market and into the... slightly less luxury market.
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"Facebook allows people to react to each other so quickly that they are really afraid to step out of line," he said.
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But once you step out of the fever dream of nostalgia and shitty viral listicles praising her, you realize Rory is terrible.
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They can help you determine if a foundation is really the right shade when you step out of the brightly-lit storefront.
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I have been able to step out most days without having to outline my eyebrows or add any powder, which is amazing.
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The Duchess of Sussex will step out with Prince Harry today for a London performance of the hit musical, Kensington Palace announced.
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The footage showed an officer asking Callaway to step out of the car so he could search the vehicle after smelling marijuana.
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Please excuse us as we step out to review J.Lo's entire catalog to see what else we've had wrong all this time.
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There are people out there—grubby bastard people—who step out of the house in search of indiscriminate sex without showering first.
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He works to help patients learn how to step out of "work mode" so they can express what they feel and want.
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And so I thought, you know, it would be nice to step out of that and go to someplace positive and upbeat.
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More and more of them are beginning to step out to the perimeter themselves and either face up or let it fly.
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I've always wanted to step out and shoot, I didn't want to be restricted to being a back to the basket big.
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Then I'd step out of them and choose the best characteristics of those styles, until I created a voice that was mine.
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When we'd step out of the house, cars often lingered at the intersection out front a bit longer than they should have.
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"We've had times like this, but you could at least step out of the safe room and breathe," she said by phone.
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But it's even more appropriate when you leave your apartment and step out into the world, which introduces complications like walking around.
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"I'm going to step out of the room," he said, leaving Ms. Ebersole with an assistant to help her into her gown.
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"I guess somebody in the United States," Dr. Church said, "has to step out into the public and do what I did."
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Step out of your sheet-pan salmon rut by whipping up a lovely coconut-ginger sauce to go with lightly fried tilapia.
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Walking in the Atlanta Pride Parade is just one way they're trying to step out in public and celebrate who they are.
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He predicted a hefty fine and a clear reprimand that would communicate to Musk that he can't step out of line again.
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"This issue has been such fun to create and it's really caused me to step out in new ways as well," she writes.
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Stiller and ex Christine Taylor often step out with their daughter, and caught a tennis match at the US Open in late August.
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We're so socialized to be a certain way, and not step out of a box, that we don't even know there's a box.
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Azriel Clary and Joycelyn Savage are ready to step out of R. Kelly's shadow and into a spotlight of their own ... in Hollywood.
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The true revelation is when Zach Galifianakis finds out what we've all been thinking: he needs to step out of Dakota Fanning's territory.
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But after we complete those we are required, by the Constitution, to step out of that family's life and let them go on.
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Bland says that she doesn't have to step out of the car, and the officer tells her to do so -- several more times.
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All of these things are piling up and I think you&aposre going to see moderates step out and say, again, walk away.
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I'd step out in traffic and begin talking as people slowly started to gather and wonder what I was doing in their town.
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Instead of succumbing to feelings of anger and vitriol or, worse, helplessness, we need to step out of our own safe echo chambers.
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The allegations against Moore have prompted several Republicans to withdraw their support and some have urged him to step out of the race.
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She eventually tells him to step out of the vehicle and asks to make sure he has no weapons or drugs on him.
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Stiller and ex Christine Taylor often step out with Ella and recently caught a tennis match at the US Open in late-August.
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"These elections are important, but they are not the only step out of this crisis," he said in an interview on Feb. 10.
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One of the best parts about Christmas for little ones is enjoying the twinkling lights any time you step out of the house.
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Lily-Rose Depp continues to step out, even as her father Johnny Depp's bitter divorce battle from Amber Heard continues to heat up.
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And China's "social credit" system, which awards points based on people's behaviour, already restricts train travel for those who step out of line.
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And if you need to step out for a bit, you can schedule cleaning sessions for while you gone — the ultimate productivity hack.
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Stiller and ex Christine Taylor often step out with their daughter and caught a tennis match at the US Open in late-August.
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And in Argentina, Kirchner struggled to step out of the shadow of first her political heavyweight husband, and then social media sensation daughter.
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It's important to have a sense of just how much you could be on the hook for if you step out of bounds.
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Stiller and ex Christine Taylor often step out with Ella and recently caught a tennis match at the US Open in late-August.
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We were just about to step out [at a Buckingham Palace garden party] and she had a bit of a wobble and cried.
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If you're in a group participation setting, kindly excuse yourself and step out of the room for some fresh air (preferably somewhere outdoors).
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It was about getting recovery — physically, mentally — just being able to step out on the court today feeling fresh and having that intensity.
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It has enabled the Jupiterian Mr Macron to show that he is willing to step out of his palace and listen to people.
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"When I step out on the court, it's not a priority for me to do a diving shot during the match," he said.
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If only there was a way to take that cozy feeling of home with you when you step out into the real world.
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Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle will step out for the first time together without their husbands, Prince William and Prince Harry, on Saturday.
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Today's full moon is in fellow Earth sign Taurus, bringing you important information and pushing you to step out of your normal routine.
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You don't have to step out of the house to see the panic among Indians in the aftermath of country's big demonetization push.
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Which is precisely what the reality star did, deciding to step out in nothing more than a sports bra and second-skin leggings.
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It's time to invest in a coffee maker so you can have your morning joe before you even step out of the door.
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Both Weidman and Whittaker would lead and then step out to their right or roll down behind their lead shoulder as Jacare returned.
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The chosen lobster is placed on a blue chopping board and we step out onto the shack benches so Gray can kill it.
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It's way too easy to accidentally step out of bounds in the middle of battle, especially given how tight some encounters can be.
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"I used to step out of staff meetings, excuse myself at 23.72:21, because that was when we had early work," Samuel said.
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"Because we believed -- it turns out correctly -- that he was about to step out of any involvement, anything related to Russia," he said.
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These families must be allowed to step out of the shadows and fully contribute to the country that they love and call home.
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Admittedly, in a winter storm, the backyard could probably double as a refrigeration, but then you'd have to step out into the cold.
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I step out into a sweeping, table-filled expanse alive with sounds and activity unlike any on the other side of the gate.
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Old emotions may resurface for you to work through—things you have been ignoring step out from the shadows for you to process.
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Me: The minute I step out of this door, I will need funds to sustain me in the environment outside of my house.
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You're not trailing behind them as they step out of the bushes and move toward their watering holes; you're inside their watering hole.
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Newt Gingrich wants to start treating reporters like hockey players -- when they step out of line ... they go in Donald Trump's penalty box.
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His emotional appeal to citizens not to step out of their homes did not include specifics about how they would meet basic needs.
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Henry McMaster of South Carolina, a Republican, also has something to prove — that he can step out from the shadow of former Gov.
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He held onto the steering wheel and refused to step out, and was handcuffed after a brief struggle, the probable cause affidavit says.
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If you have something that's time sensitive, you can step out of the room and do it, but just let us know beforehand.
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The #MeToo movement has shown us the courage and strength of victims to step out of the shadows and hold their abusers accountable.
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Kevin Kline can step out of the silk dressing gowns as Moritz von Stuelpnagel's revival of this Noël Coward comedy finishes its run.
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On Booker T.'s first possession, the quarterback scrambled, and he appeared to step out of bounds shy of the first-down marker.
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Though she is an official advisor to the president, a cabinet official would usually stand in if the president needs to step out.
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You can have the most modern home in the world but when you step out of the front door you're on your own.
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"People are kind of looking to see what is next before they take a step out in one direction or the other," said Delwiche.
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Tonight's debate was an opportunity for Jeb—this was the moment he could finally escape his tormenter's shadow and step out on his own.
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It's time for industry leaders to step out from behind the safety of open letters and move into the realm of true social justice.
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When it looked like he was setting up to spin, Whitaker would just mime a step in and then step out of the way.
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She thinks the project has the potential to help people to step out of their respective bubbles, and stop relying on their confirmation bias.
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An interesting look that Dos Santos was showing throughout was a side step out into a southpaw stance, ducking down behind his right shoulder.
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Mitchell was asked to step out of his truck and did, but when Jones attempted to handcuff him a scuffle ensued, Vander Sanden said.
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If there's one thing 2017 has taught us, it's that it's not really true love until you step out in matchy-matchy couples' outfits.
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She wants to know why the man she married, and created an entire life around, wanted to step out on her with another woman.
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But we're slowly and surely making sound steps into the future, and Vuzix has taken a surprise step out in front of the pack.
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Money Monster star a Cannes red carpet pro after seeing the star step out in not one, but two breathtaking beauty looks on Thursday.
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"Drop The Beat is going to be a platform for musicians to just step out on faith and say 'Listen, here's the music.&apos"
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When my girls and I step out at night, we're always channeling a street version of Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss from the '90s.
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With just months to go before the royal wedding, Meghan Markle is finally going to step out into the public eye with Queen Elizabeth.
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And, what better time to step out of our comfort zones than the time of the year that personal style is on extra display?
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But we saw Katie Holmes, Cara Delevingne, Selena Gomez, Zoë Kravitz, and more step out with transformations so extreme, we did a double take.
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Indeed, the public square is increasingly patrolled by thought police who unleash the dogs of outrage if you dare to step out of line.
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Leakes said the 38-year-old Don't Be Tardy star will step out of her Bravo spinoff to make some visits to RHOA again.
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The smell doesn't hit until you step out of Leon Moses' pickup, past the "biosecurity area" sign at the beginning of the gravel road.
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When we walk through the streets of Dokkum, people step out of their homes again—the town still isn't tired of swearing at us.
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The officers also asked his girlfriend Katie Stellon, who looks genuinely concerned at what's going on, to step out of the vehicle as well.
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Non-college educated individuals are more likely to have to step out of the work force early because their jobs become too physically strenuous.
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"We think it's going to be a tight race and we're willing to step out of the way if volatility picks up," she said.
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But it's exciting to witness the rare few who dare themselves and step out of their personal bubbles to work on acheiving something worthwhile.
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Every time step out of them—hands shiny with the really fucking good hand wash they have—I feel like I've really made it.
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And for Google, it's the perfect opportunity step out from Alexa's shadows and assert its in the smart home space once and for all.
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Most people assume that NASA always planned for Armstrong to be the first person to step out onto the moon because of his seniority.
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"What is the need for women to step out and participate when men are there?" some participants in a Gorakhpur focus group told researchers.
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When Amiott opened the car door and ordered the driver to step out, Hubbard got out of the car and attempted to walk away.
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If I could take notes and then wipe the image from my memory, I'd give anything to see Trump step out of a shower.
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"Ivanka was sitting in the back and then briefly joined the main table when the president had to step out," the White House said.
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So all these immersive experiential events will give them a platform to step out of themselves for a minute and… And offer a community?
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By next election hopefully I'll have such—not power, but I'll be on a level where I can step out and talk about it.
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During his campaign, Trump branded himself as the candidate who would break tradition and step out of the shell of a typical Washington politician.
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And when they step out of their vehicles, now they're stepping out with their rifles and they're not willing to engage in friendly dialogue.
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"If I were on The Bachelor, I'd step out of that limo wearing nothing but white socks and like, 312 candy necklaces," he said.
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In this way clothes are like a catalyst for creativity, the big decider on what's coming from you once you step out the door.
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If Vindman, Kent, and Yovanovitch could have been cast by Spielberg and Sorkin, Sondland seemed to step out of a scene from The Irishman.
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Paul Gosar of Arizona separately said they will take the step out of caution and don't currently have any symptoms related to the pandemic.
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I do it so that we can step out of the daily rush of events and read things that are broader and more reflective.
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Every so often, I'd step out of the shower and see that rough-hewed line, and it would set off an avalanche of emotion.
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"We are supporting this proactive step out of an abundance of caution," Boeing's chief executive, Dennis A. Muilenburg, said after the grounding was announced.
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But to get that, Trump needs to be willing to humble himself on the fence-versus-wall semantics and step out of the spotlight.
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San Francisco implemented a shelter-in-place policy this week, requiring Bay Area residents to stay inside and step out only for essential needs.
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For that matter, what's to protect their editors, if they don't go along with their publishers and punish those who step out of line?
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We must challenge ourselves to step out of the comfortable role of bystander, and to stand in the way of all forms of hate.
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If you feel as though your self-perception has become clouded, work to step out of your own point of view during this transit.
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Carson, has anybody asked you to step out of the race, from the party, other candidates?" host Mika Brzezinski asked on MSNBC's "Morning Joe.
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"This is my city," I hear a man yell triumphantly in the distance as I step out of my final cab of the night.
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The Stormers certainly saw the rally as their step out of the web's shadows, one made possible by the following they had built online.
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And she predicted that if he wanted to save his seat, "he's not going to step out there" and vote to remove Mr. Trump.
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I'd step out of the trench feeling as though I'd traveled a great distance, only to drink from the hose attached to my house.
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Squadrons of police officers restrained the crowds and blocked traffic, as motorists could do little except step out of their cars and watch the show.
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But I'm also not afraid to step out of that comfort zone if I know something is going to look — and make me feel — amazing.
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One slight step out of the routine makes him discover girlfriend Beatrice (Dascha Polanco) was cheating on him, though, and now all bets are off.
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With the addition of kicks the southpaw Holm could get dominant footing, step out the side door, and throw up a leg when she left.
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Fitness has been a huge part of helping me because you step out of the gym and you feel like you can really tackle anything.
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It's time to grab your sleeping bag, friendship bracelet materials and step out of the furnished basement, because slumber parties have a hot new locale.
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"I hope she's going to step out and be an active voice and partner in our global efforts to deal with these challenges," he said.
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Starting Monday, you're ready to step out, putting these haughty beliefs into action and showing the world the grace of your beautiful and powerful mind.
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We have to encourage those Republican leaders to step out of the shadow of Donald Trump and come to the table to find some solutions.
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Players might be less inclined to act like horrifying sex monsters if they know their platform is at risk whenever they step out of line.
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He fled on foot after an officer asked him to step out of the car, and was apprehended after a brief foot chase, Holbrook said.
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And while we love these celebs' looks both before and after, their gutsy transformations inspire us to step out of our own styling comfort zones.
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And he's suggested that Japan and South Korea may need to step out from under the U.S. security umbrella and develop their own nuclear arsenal.
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Step out of the shower, dry off, and grab a sheet mask (two if you're feeling wild and don't want your face to feel excluded).
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He wants the entire superhero business to burn to the ground, and he's made it his mission to punish heroes who step out of line.
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" —Lorena Mejorado "It's the power she had in the 1950s to be brave enough to step out of everything female and to embrace her sexuality.
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"For a long time, it was hard for me to step out of that shell and play organized ball in front of people," he said.
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When you jump on to trends before they're, well, a thing, you're in for a real treat as soon as you step out in public.
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I feel like it was just yesterday that I was watching these four men step out of a limo (or ride up on a unicorn).
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One of Tiwari's friends said he had been told by his family that when Tiwari declined to step out of the car, he was shot.
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When I step out there on the court, I'm not thinking about anything else but basketball, something I've been doing for most of my life.
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"Not until 39 hours later — after two nights in a van — did the last child step out of a van to be reunited," NBC says.
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And perhaps that was the moment Neymar decided he deserved to be the center of attention -- to step out of the shadow of Lionel Messi.
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So when you rinse off the scrub, step out of the shower, and take a peak in the mirror, your body will actually be glowing.
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The couples step out into the camp and wait for their Iraqi documents to be processed, ripping up their Islamic State certificates as they go.
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It gives him faith to carry on as this genius loci, a step out of time in the frenzied permanent-present of modern urban life.
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"I just wanted to step out of myself with this series, and make work that's not only about me for one hot minute," Philomène jokes.
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I wish I could make music about politics... but when I step into the studio I step out of the real world, and it's therapeutic.
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The problem is that political leaders are always trying to "step out in front," but not so much that they lose touch with their people.
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Warren (Jason George) lets out that he applied to a fire training program and is on the slowest step out of this show in history.
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Clark will also need to step out from Donohue's shadow, sources said, especially with Donohue staying for three years, an arrangement that some found puzzling.
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Also, upon landing, the very first Mars visitors will step out onto a "rocky, dusty ground," says Musk, describing the surface of the Red Planet.
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As such, it needs figurehead who's willing and able to step out on stage and clearly define, diagnose, and propose a solution to the problem.
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"Again?" replied my cellie, Jay, after I asked him to step out for the third time in 90 minutes so l could use the toilet.
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The JUST factory is inside what used to be a church, and the spiritual-environmentalism vibes are strong as I step out of the bus.
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On Saturday she will step out onto Arthur Ashe Stadium tipped by many as the heir to Williams' crown as the queen of women's tennis.
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But the film "Colette" takes place much earlier, at the turn of the century, before she had the freedom to step out as an author.
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Gift the Papa Bear and Baby Bear Matching Set, from $52 Step out in adorable style with a soft baby bodysuit and matching T-shirt.
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Several Republican lawmakers initially called on Moore to step out of the race, but have since said the decision is ultimately up to Alabama voters.
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A 12-person camera crew (already shooting the 17th season) waited for Kris Jenner to hang up with me and step out of the vehicle.
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A therapist can help you do the deep work that will allow you to eventually step out from beneath the shadow of your parents' mistakes.
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He seemed finally to have achieved equilibrium, if not transcendence; unable to step out of his body, he had made himself at home in it.
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Mr. Burton is a beloved fixture of the New York choral scene, and it is always a pleasure to hear him step out in solos.
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We're told WBC members set up shop outside the concert, picketing with hateful messages, and Kim decided to step out and show them what's up.
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"Every time they step out, they're a positive image of our city," said Ms. Pugh, who added that she would like to see OrchKids expand.
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"This is a really important step out of the plant-focused world and into a place where carnivores are going to go," Mr. Brown said.
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Entrepreneurial success often requires a person to step out of their comfort zone, fight the urge to do it all themselves and seek expert advice.
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So while she&aposs coughing, I&aposm gonna put the rice in this bowl and uh...Medha: I&aposm gonna step out for two seconds.
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When I finally found the power within myself to commit and step out of my comfort zone, it reverberated in every aspect of my life.
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Replays also showed a later U.S. infraction after the last switch from Tyson Gay to Trayvon Bromel, who appeared to step out of his lane.
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I really can't tell who's sick, or who is working from home in their pajamas and taking precautions when they step out of their apartment.
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So we were always conscious of that delicate balance, of how much you could step out of the movie and get back to the movie.
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Myers Leonard is a threat to step out and hit a game-winning three if the defense sags off or tries to double-team Lillard.
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English has vowed to defend the bureau's existing consumer protections while Mulvaney has pledged to have the agency step out of the way of business.
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To score that low (at least for her), Biles would need to step out bounds maybe twice, or to forget which tumbling pass she was doing.
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Attending the same college that Google CEO Sundar Pichai went to was Nisha's first step out of the poor neighborhood in India where she grew up.
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There was also a change to replay challenges that allows managers to challenge plays from the dugout rather than having to step out onto the field.
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Vanilla Coconut Shampoo, Shower Gel & Bubble Bath Duo Sale Price: $232.90 Value: $249.95 Step out of the shower feeling fresh and smelling like vanilla and coconut.
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It may sound basic, but the opportunity to step out and explore things like this directly hasn't been available for Doctor Who fans before or since.
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If Ciara wants to step out from the pack for more than a song or two, she's going to have to start taking some real chances.
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We kept the heat on low in the winter to keep bills down, making that first step out of the shower dreadful during the cold season.
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But while those celebs were taking a baby step out of their sartorial comfort zone, Olivia Munn took the occasion to debut a major beauty transformation.
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Passengers in interior staterooms on the Diamond Princess are allowed to step out on deck for some precious fresh air, but only if they wear masks.
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I think his idea was that he would step out to a roar of laughter and thunderous applause (from all fifteen of us in the room).
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Gomez has yet to step out with Bieber for his birthday on Thursday but she did give a sweet shout-out to him on social media.
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While carrying out his questioning, Vaganov said, the investigator handling the "preinvestigation check" frequently had to step out of the room to speak with his superiors.
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It's when we step out of those biases and think about things from a different frame of reference that we can really have more positive conversations.
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So, following feedback from customers, the brand took that step out of the equation by pre-treating the sheepskin and suede that comprise the boots' exterior.
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To step out of that bubble, but once you do, you have a compassion and understanding for the other women and what they were going through.
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Kylie Is Sporting New Bling on Her Left Ring Finger, Plus Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Step Out Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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I step out looking like a boiled lobster and am directed straight to the ~exfoliation station~ where I am scrubbed within an inch of my life.
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It had to be a very deep pain to get someone to step out of life, with their kids in their life, a pretty profound hurt.
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I remember what it was like to step out of that limo and look at what could be my potential PIC (partner in crime) for life.
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But the often shocking price tags are also the result of well-funded collectors who are looking to step out wearing something innovative, and something exclusive.
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Even before people step out the door of a lunar lander, the dust will be a problem, starting from the second the landing engine turns on.
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Her rule was unquestionably harsh, not only for the victims of her raids, but for anyone in her fleet who dared to step out of line.
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Keke Palmer is such a fearless dresser it's impossible to predict what she'll step out wearing next (we're still not over her Leonardo DiCaprio leather chaps).
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LINE: Off ABOUT AUSTIN PEAY (5-3): For the third time this season, the Governors will step out of FCS and take on an FBS opponent.
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There are women in my gym with mastectomy scars, and they step out of the showers like it's no big deal because of course they do.
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Plus it's unfair to expect anyone to step out of puberty and immediately into a role in which they're totally clued up and vocal about equality.
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It's possible for a new hairstyle to be so transformative, you feel like a different person entirely as soon as you step out of the salon.
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"Every time you step out of that box, you have to rethink your ideas about what he's trying to do to you," Barney said of Betances.
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While we'd love to believe we can step out in bold shades, we're left staring blankly at our closets, trying to concoct the perfect complementary look.
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Trump understands that black women have throughout the American experience learned that when they step out – they do so with unequivocal sound facts and moral authority.
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The wheels bounce down, the engine goes quiet and we step out onto one of the wildest -- and most controversial -- bits of real estate in America.
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The problem I aim to solve is that despite his appeal to think beyond good and evil, Nietzsche himself cannot quite step out of that distinction.
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She said she had deferred to the F.B.I. and experienced prosecutors, and saw no need to step out of the case completely before accepting their recommendations.
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Monochromatic dressing appears to be a fashion trend that's gaining momentum, and Lopez isn't the first to step out in a color-coordinated look this season.
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He said it's a challenge to get some of his peers to step out of their comfort zone and get real-world experience in the market.
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So how do you step out of that cycle and strike a balance that lets you fly useful distances at useful speeds without stopping to recharge?
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The music makes you march, chant, or shout, welcoming you to step out for the first time with a placard, or driving you toward grim resolve.
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But we'd also love to see her take another styling cue from this Wonderland cover and step out with a strong brow and freckles to match.
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On the other side are the liberals, who demand that the church cease condemning homosexual acts and allow gay priests to step out of the closet.
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Find a new challenge Getting stuck in a rut can dampen your mood, so strive to consistently challenge yourself and step out of your comfort zone.
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Of course, seeing The Duchess of Sussex step out recycling such a gorgeous colored frock only furthers our desire to rock a vibrant purple dress, too.
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In October 2019, a police robot reportedly ignored a woman who was trying to report an emergency, instead telling her to 'step out of the way.'
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When somebody like the voter has to step out of the workforce because of the reason, she is at a disadvantage when she comes back in.
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With notes of white vetiver and cedar wood, it has a woodsy scent that actually stays on you long after you step out of the shower.
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Now, the 40-year-old designer has decided to step out on his own, quietly introducing a collection with his own name during Milan Fashion Week.
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But with information evolving unusually quickly, few senior congressional Republicans or White House officials have been willing to step out publicly to defend Mr. Trump's actions.
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Rory Smith On Soccer Neymar went to Paris to step out of Lionel Messi's shadow, to live up to his billing as soccer's next best thing.
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In track mode, the GT350R will give you a lot of room to let the rear end step out or slide but always reels you back.
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I feel like it&aposs a sign of maturity that I can afford that monthly payment, and that I&aposve taken this step out of helplessness.
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Whatever tension you carry when you walk in for a facial, Trattner's goal is to have you feeling zen and glowy long after you step out.
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Amazon's digital assistant is the center of my smart home, but once I step out of the house, Alexa might as well be dead to me.
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This would enable insurance plans to dictate what doctors may charge for their services—or drop them from their networks if they step out of line.
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It is time to step out of the mire of indecision that has frustrated American foreign policy over the last 20 years and that continues today.
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You scan your smartphone at the door, grab what you need, and after you step out, the bill will be automatically sent to your smart phone.
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Henry County Police Chief Mark Amerman said he first ordered officers to deploy gas so Bailey could have a chance to step out of the home.
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You don't get too many chances at enjoying your life, so why not step out into the world and be exactly who you want to be?
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I stepped away and started privately working on it and got it to a point where I felt like I could step out on my own.
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All these characters think they know who they are, until different versions of themselves step out of the mirror and inform them they have no idea.
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Both videos show Officer Amiott asking 25-year-old Richard Hubbard III to step out of the car before shoving him against it and kicking him.
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As we step out onto the street, I wonder which of the nearby apartment blocks hide similar clandestinos, and how I can dig out their addresses.
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When you are asked to step out of a car that you own, your body no longer belongs to you, but instead to the lights drowning it.
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The auto forwarding basically just takes a step out of the process, but it's a big time savings on the side of the person doing the expenses.
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Victoria seemed happy to step out on her own Wednesday night as she made what may be one of her final public appearance before her due date.
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Most mornings when I step out of my San Francisco apartment, I hear the waves, the seagulls, and occasionally kids yelling out the window across the street.
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It's okay for us to step out of the box and do whatever it take to tell the story and whatever it takes to make the change.
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When Obama takes his last step out of the White House in January, we're in for a rude awakening: The coolest president will have left the building.
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Daymond John, who was crying by the end of the pitch, asked the Youngs to step out of the Tank, and the investors decided to work together.
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While that meant lots of tears and toasts, it also meant the ensemble cast got to step out together for the last time in their Westeros best.
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He also suggested the "small minority" of people who think Trump's election means they can step out of the closet as racists should step right back in.
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"I find it frustrating that such a conflict ends with two women having to step out of the way," she said in an interview on Swedish radio.
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This book is an opportunity for all of us to step out of the water and perhaps conclude that the meritocracy we have built is failing us.
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Lourenco told Reuters he was ready to step out of dos Santos' shadow and lead the ruling party's campaign despite having only seven months before national polls.
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Amid the recent burst of optimism surrounding Macedonia's name, Nikola Dimitrov, its foreign minister, says he spots an "opportunity to step out from the trenches of history".
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As Sheppard looked for her license and registration, the officer asked her to step out of the vehicle and began to handcuff her, according to the video.
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Repeated studies show that when women control the family's finances, they invest more in their children, businesses and communities, which can be a step out of poverty.
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We step out of the buses, and in front of us is the C-17, a truly massive aircraft with four huge engines attached to its wings.
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"Investors are increasingly encouraged to start to step out of safe-haven assets (like government bonds) with no yield and to take on some risk," he said.
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When the credits roll, it would be easy to step out of the theater and breathe a sigh of relief: The movie is fictional, and hyperbolically so.
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Now, iOS 12 has a new feature that auto-fills the code, so it takes the frustration step out of the equation — so you have no excuse.
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Before he managed to step out of his car onto Israeli soil, a boy approached him at a red light and offered him a political bumper sticker.
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Amal and George Clooney step out, plus why Bella Hadid is 'hurt' Selena Gomez and The Weeknd are dating Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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I decided to step out of the darkness and into the light, and working with neon paint was how I forced my own hand in that direction.
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And they just -- they should just -- they should step out of their bubble and see how silly and stupid they are and maybe -- maybe send some flowers.
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My coworker returns from her break and tells me it's beautiful outside, so I step out for my lunch break and take a stroll in Central Park.
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The former president has high favorability ratings among Republican voters, and could generate some buzz should he step out into a more public role for his brother.
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Does he actually want to make sure the world is more just or does he simply get off on punishing people when they step out of line?
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And so for us it's the right time to evolve the brand… It's definitely time to step out and say we want to build a global brand.
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"Ford has seemingly taken a step out of GM's playbook to try to unlock value" from its self-driving business, said RBC Capital Markets analyst Joseph Spak.
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We're talking about the NFL extending its dominion of bullshit integrity over your shoes, your socks, and other minor accessories when you step out onto the field.
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Though it was too chilly to eat there on the nights we visited, we did briefly step out after one of our meals to enjoy the view.
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The generally risk-averse Mr. Ban has tried to step out a bit more during his last year, but he has also repeatedly had to step back.
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"I'm so glad to hear him step out and to be able to say that, but it's also important that we continue to apply pressure," Lankford said.
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At Bulgari's headquarters, on the Lungotevere Marzio in the city center, Mr. Babin invited a visitor to step out onto the terrace that wraps around his office.
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He's still effective, but far from Defensive Player of the Year, primarily because he can't/won't step out to contest jump shots as much as he should.
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If you take a call with a Wi-Fi connection, but step out of it, the app alerts you and adjusts the pixels without a noticeable jump.
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This one is almost entirely random and forces Victor Oladipo to lean half a step out of position so Will Barton can drive in for a layup.
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Soto: I think people feel the way [I do], but they already feel privileged in a way where they don't want to step out of that situation.
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You can sit and think about the changes you want, but until you step out and do it yourself, you're not going to see those changes happen.
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Making "Jack Sparrow" taught me how to step out of my comfort zone, and the right directors and the right input brings the funny to these scenes.
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Floyd Mayweather had made it loud and clear -- he's willing to step out of retirement to fight Conor McGregor ... if they can just hammer out a deal.
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You, Derrick, hit a floater in the lane and then set a screen at the elbow for Porzingis to step out and hit a long 3-pointer.
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Like when I step out with my guys and it's a crazy night, drug transactions (nothing recent), and me and my girl flexing, being bossed up together.
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Music gives me the tools I need to step out of my past experiences and re-purpose those memories as soundtracks for new possibilities in my life.
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You can have three graduate degrees in the issue being protested, but when you step out into that angry crowd, it's your sign that makes you shine.
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I used to step out of the room after discussing their medical situation, in order to "give privacy" to the patient and the family as they prayed.
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I step out of my patient role and into my doctor role just long enough to acknowledge that my doctor is very good at giving bad news.
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It was only in the 2158s that Mr. Bergé, who had always portrayed himself as an éminence grise, began to step out of Mr. Saint Laurent's shadow.
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I had to pull over several times to step out of the car and catch my breath and giggle and ask myself: How is this my life?
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If I want to level up, I have to step out of my comfort zone and challenge myself by surrounding myself with those who are more skilled.
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Earlier today, she gave her first live U.S. interview to "CBS This Morning," saying world leaders must "step out of [their] comfort zone" to address climate change.
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Both teams step out of conference play on Saturday for the Big 12/SEC Challenge, with Arkansas hosting TCU and Mississippi State facing Oklahoma in Norman, Okla.
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He hounds people to turn off their office lights when they step out for lunch and gets on their case if they throw recyclables in the trash.
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Days after the meeting, Mr. Shine arranged for the president to step out in front of reporters on the South Lawn and hail his administration's economic accomplishments.
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Lopez is a very good positional defender, rarely misreading when to drop into rim protection and when to step out and contest a mid-range jump shot.
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We step out of our Solar System into the Universe, seeking only peace and friendship, to teach if we're called upon, to be taught if we are fortunate.
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" While Day doesn't frequently step out publicly these days, Walters says the icon is "sometimes known for waving to her fans from her home balcony— we will see!
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My dog and I step out to the backyard for a few minutes so he can do his thing and I can get at least a little sunshine.
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Even the pirate and the parrot step out of the frame and away from the text to converse on matters existential: "What a beautiful song," said the pirate.
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And once you step out of your ship to explore on foot, the same drudgery awaits: More mining, more visiting some abandoned manufacturing facility or alien being's hideaway.
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Miledy, or Comiley -- your choice -- busted out the eyeliner, spiked hair and leather to step out in NYC as Billy Idol and his 80s rocker GF, Perri Lister.
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The current reckoning around past sexual harassment comes when the family is no longer at the peak of its political powers, and therefore easier to step out against.
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To step out of our routines, to wean ourselves off the social media dopamine drip, for just a few hours or maybe 25 — it's a means of survival.
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BUT it is a Cyrus family trait to try everything once (within reason HA) and to embrace opportunities that encourage you to step out of your comfort zone!
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Though the cops asked him to step out of the car, and placed his friend in handcuffs, Landau didn't think that the interaction was out of the ordinary.
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Twitter user Cathy O'D captured the hilarious moment when her coworkers peered out their windows and hopped on their desks to watch Meghan step out from her car.
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"I'm hoping this movie gets people to step out of the bystander mentality, when you see something bad happening to someone, step up and do something," he says.
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You know when you step out of the salon into the sunlight and your fresh color shines from every angle and you can't stop staring at your hands?
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Prince Philip was also on the outing, but it was viewed as a momentous occasion for Kate to step out with the monarch without William by her side.
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Prince Philip was also on the outing, but it was viewed as a momentous occasion for Kate to step out with the Queen without William by her side.
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Later on Tuesday, Kate will step out solo to visit London's Foundling Museum to see work being done to help young adults get a foothold in art teaching.
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Not to be undone, Stephen Morris and Gilbert in turn also choose to step out of the marriage so to speak with their own dance music side project.
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Then, day of, the stars rise with the birds for a long day of primping, right up until the moment they step out in front of the flashbulbs.
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When you arrive at your destination, simply step out at the entrance and your car will enter park seek mode, automatically search for a spot and park itself.
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Harden hit 1 of 2 from the free-throw line, but LaVine was ruled to step out of bounds advancing the ball and Houston ran out the clock.
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Skinny jeans are out, since these stars are starting to live on the edge and step out looking ripped ... And are not afraid to show off some skin!!!
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Investors were previously concerned that the "last look" stage enabled currency traders to step out of a potential trade with investors if the market moved against their positions.
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From there, a wish to see her favorite local bands onstage more often and in certain pairings drove her to step out on her own and start promoting.
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Playable offline, the single player campaign in Titanfall 2 will let fans step out onto The Frontier as a Militia rifleman with aspirations of becoming an elite Pilot.
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The group has been circulating a letter designed to demonstrate that Pelosi cannot win the House majority in that vote and should therefore step out of the contest.
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As someone raised in an industrial town in New Jersey, Leshko was also forced to step out of her comfort zone in order to adapt to country life.
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The pilot flying the plane didn't step out to traipse down the aisles in costume, but the cabin staff and other airline employees were all in on it.
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I can step out the door without foundation or concealer but I always touch up my thick brows for a look that's actually natural/fresh-faced but polished.
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Music is in Wainwright's blood, which on the one hand is a useful pedigree, but it's one that casts a shadow he's worked hard to step out of.
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As we step out of the bunker and back into the sunlight, he tells me that his lawyers are preparing a lawsuit against the Federal Institute for Drugs.
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He has decided that it is just too tough to make money based on fundamental research today, so he will step out for at least a few years.
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We thought that moment had come when an officer knocked on the rear doors and, having removed his body armor, invited us to step out of the MRAP.
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Brett Douville, a veteran game programmer, said he once worked so long and for so hard that he found himself temporarily unable to step out of his car.
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The lawmakers fire back The women referred to as the Squad then step out of the photo and chase him through the White House as they sing along.
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"I hope that people respect the fact that we are the only police department that's willing to step out and look at these type of things," he said.
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In London we saw Dora Maar (Tate Britain), Lee Krasner (Barbican), and Dorothea Tanning (Tate Modern) all step out from behind their lovers' shadows and into the spotlight.
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Such was the rush to action that unarmed surveillance officers had to step out of the shadows to grab the suspects before news spread about Mr. Rauf's arrest.
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Rucker and Leonnig have composed their book, they write, out of a desire to step out of the churning news cycle and "assess the reverberations" of Trump's presidency.
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Says Combs: "Either I was going to sit in that failure and give up, or I was going to make a decision to step out of the darkness."
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Watching Trump step into the archetype momentarily and then just as quickly step out, it hit me: Even in Trump's mind, that president was someone else, somewhere else.
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Thailand's toxic political environment has led to dozens of deaths in crackdowns on street protests and given the army excuses to step out of the barracks for coups.
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Mr. Iger told Bloomberg Television in April that he was careful to step out of Apple board meetings whenever the topic of an Apple streaming service came up.
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Project your intentions by showing off the classes, certificates or any apprenticeships that you've done that have prepared you to step out of one industry and into another.
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So if you end up on a date with this guy, you might want to be the one to step out and make a call... to the police.
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"The jury is still out and fear is gripping the markets with people preferring to step out and flight to safety rather than keep risk on," Hayter said.
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"I think it's time to step out of the way for a little bit here, especially if your time frame is sometime over the next year," Baruch said.
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But what the economy really needs now is for the government and regulators to step out of the way and let private businesses and industry do their thing.
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Newnan police arrived, and the deputy asked the rapper to step out of the car, at which point Allen said something about having a gun, the report said.
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"It helps artists to step out of the box and create something with a notion of enjoyment, not so much putting too much thought into it," Rios says.
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And when she moves — as others step out of her way, like she's the boulder and they're the river — you understand why Leitch films her in this fashion.
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The startup differentiates, however, by verifying listings with landlords before they go live for quality assurance and to "inspire travelers to step out of their comfort zone," said Cheng.
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In November, the two were spotted hand-in-hand in Paris, and continued to step out in public together in the weeks that followed as they worked on reconciling.
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Mireia Llusia-Lindh, designer at DeMellier, tells PEOPLE that they received an order from Kensington Palace, not knowing that it was Meghan who would step out with the bag.
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"If I was going to step out, I wanted to do something where I could take off all the straps and really hang out of the plane," Barris said.
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As I step out of Gare du Nord, Europe's busiest railway station, I remember what the celebrated sociologist Michel Passpartout once said to me in a bar in Montmartre.
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I always fill in my left eyebrow first before my right, and wait until the very last minute before I step out the door to put on my lipstick.
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And he will also have to step out of the shadow of his mentor, Álvaro Uribe, a former president who inspires as much fear and loathing as Mr Petro.
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But when you step out on the balcony of one of the 3,604 apartments, the complex -- with its swimming pools, tennis courts and bike lanes -- looks downright five-star.
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Assange recently said that he'd step out of his self-imposed prison in the Ecuadorian embassy in London on one condition: President Obama had to pardon whistleblower Chelsea Manning.
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The movie is sure to please her family at home, as her six kids with ex-husband Brad Pitt continue to step out with their famous mom more often.
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When Refiner29's video team asked me to play Minaj in an upcoming makeup-centric video, I did it because I wanted to step out of my comfort zone.
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And that got us thinking: What kind of backstage treatments are A-listers trying hours — even days — before they step out of the limo and onto the red carpet?
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The instructor was supposed to make an excuse to step out of the room and ask the kids to not eat any of the treats while they were gone.
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When you are a black woman the world needs to recognize your presence so you step out with your best foot forward because the spotlight is always on you.
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Antetokounmpo appeared to step out of bounds with his left foot as he drove past Heustis, and Oklahoma City players pointed at the video board high above the court.
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Miley Cyrus has been wearing her engagement ring again for months, but the bride-to-be didn't step out with the groom-to-be by her side until Friday.
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It really challenged me to step out of my box and to find another level of resilience, another level of strength that I didn't know I had for myself.
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In addition, Republican campaigns and candidates need to step out of their comfort zone and make a genuine effort to win the votes of women, minorities, and young people.
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Repeated studies show that when women control the family's finances, they invest more in their children's education, healthcare, businesses and communities, which can be a step out of poverty.
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Nakayama started looking forward to the moment when she'd step out from the closed kitchen to thank guests for coming, and see the look of surprise on their faces.
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"Ivanka was sitting in the back and then briefly joined the main table when the president had to step out," the White House said in response to the photo.
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So much is at stake right now, but in this crisis, we also have a huge opportunity to break out of our boxes and step out of our enclaves.
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The moon in Leo finds you getting cozy at home, but you're also ready to step out and take on leadership roles in big ways, out in the world.
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We're told his travel schedule was super tight too ... making it even more unlikely he even had time to step out for a secret trip to the Days Inn.
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" Jaspon summed up the challenge Dunkin' Donuts is currently facing: "How do you stay true to your heritage, but step out of your comfort zone enough to remain relevant?
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Those staying at government and charity-run hostels are given vocational training and some also finds jobs, but few step out of the institutions that become their new homes.
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As it became clear that the astronauts were about to step out of the lunar module, the pressure on my dad mounted to FIND SOMEPLACE WITH A TV NOW.
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That month, he failed to attend Ms. Picinich's college graduation — she received a degree in psychology — a decision that ultimately led him to step out of his father's shadow.
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It is highly unlikely that any existing federal law gives the president the power to order individuals who choose to remain at home to step out into the world.
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But we're able to step out of that quite effectively and do our work and do our jobs and be with each other and all that sort of stuff.
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The Obama administration had also weighed charging Mr. Assange, but rejected that step out of fears that it would chill investigative journalism and could be struck down as unconstitutional.
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I have done my best to limit picking my nose once I step out the door, which of course only jacks up the urge to pick it by 500%.
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Taiwan has also set up an "electronic fence" system that makes use of mobile telephones to alert police and authorities if those in home quarantine step out of bounds.
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And it's obvious, when bodies were left in the black community during the days following a lynching, that they were threats for people not to step out of line.
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By exploring how we interact with these technologies, I want to help people step out of their habitual, almost machine-like behaviors and find common ground with each other.
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LOUIS LUCERO II Theater Kevin Kline can step out of the silk dressing gowns as Moritz von Stuelpnagel's revival of this Noël Coward comedy finishes its run on Sunday.
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Crowds line up around the block to enter her rooms, one person at a time; absorb their illusionistic, sometimes meditative effects; and step out, usually after the requisite selfie.
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I'm excited to step out of the damsel role and step into whatever comes next — I don't really know if she's going to be the hero or the villain.
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They don't step out on the red carpet too often, they keep their private lives very private and when they do step out they manage to maintain their signature smile-less poses like on Thursday night in N.Y.C. The sisters attended the Youth America Grand Prix "Stars of Today Meet the Stars of Tomorrow" gala in N.Y.C. which honors competitors in its annual student dance competition that awards scholarships to dance schools.
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But on a real note I think it is safe to say that it is okay for us young performers, especially us minority performers, to step out of the box.
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"My job has been to educate people, so it's helpful to have an individual with microcephaly willing to step out and talk about it," Scott said of meeting with Koltay.
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"I find it frustrating that such a conflict ends with two women having to step out of the way," she said later in an interview with a Swedish radio station.
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Church sources tell us Kyrie, who's been an active member for a long time, met with Lentz earlier this month about his desires to step out of LeBron James' shadow.
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Ratesic's Golden State is certainly an oppressive society; its people are surveilled and policed for any minor infraction or untruth, with harsh punishments for those who step out of line.
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In one example, Al-Khowaiter had to step out of the room while others in the group discussed an investment in a company that's a direct competitor of Saudi Aramco.
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On a song like "People" it's inspiring to see him step out with a message for his peers, and show them that their goals are damn well within their grasp.
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But I learned that that's OK; I shouldn't be so hard on myself if I can't step out of my comfort zone yet in ways that I eventually want to.
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Leaders from the Labour and Conservative parties need to step out of this leadership vacuum and detail an EU exit strategy won't destroy trade, business, the pound or their economy.
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A close friend was harassed by protesters outside the local Planned Parenthood clinic, the shouts and jeers so intense, she was at first afraid to step out of her car.
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Logan's tyranny has so defined his children's lives that it's hard to imagine a world in which the four of them find a way to step out from under him.
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So I definitely empower and encourage other women to really step out of their comfort zones when it comes to style and be willing to try something a little different.
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Blake, who claimed silver in the 100 meters and 200 meters in London behind his more famous countryman, will be looking for his chance to step out from Bolt's shadow.
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The app also provides information, should someone step out, about what they missed, approximating the role that a friend (who has the bad habit of talking during movies) would play.
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Young athletes also might be monitored by adults "around the clock" and are less likely to step out of the line, especially after school and during the summer, he said.
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"I literally couldn't step out of the skirt so I was spinning on one foot and luckily he kept going or I would have gone down for sure," added Carson.
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At the end of the day, you know when you've gotta cough, and you really should just go for it (maybe step out of the big, important meeting first, though).
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It's time for everyone to step out of that heavy navy suit, get out of the baking sun, and take a load off those poor feet before we ALL overheat.
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"I think it's a good market because, just to be honest, I think the rates are going up, and people are scared to step out into the market," he added.
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And if you're shopping just for yourself (same!), this pink lingerie set can be a friendly reminder that good things happen when you step out of your color comfort zone.
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Angle -- who's been doing commentary for Bellator -- recently appeared on "The Roman Show" and was asked if he'd ever step out from behind the media desk ... and into the ring.
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Venus is in Water sign Pisces, encouraging you to step out of your comfort zone, and warrior planet Mars in Taurus is here to support you as you make moves!
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's NordLB will step out of ships financing business and will reduce activity in its airplanes financing business, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
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As they did every summer, the world's rich and famous had descended upon Venice to toss back flutes of prosecco at the Biennale and step out at the Film Festival.
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The question is whether we continue to play the games that perpetuate a status quo in which half the population plays Russian Roulette every time they step out their door.
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Tracks like the harmony-laden "Mary" and the breezy "Step Out" take me back to going to shows at the DIY-space the DAAC or buying records at Vertigo Music.
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"Ivanka was sitting in the back and then briefly joined the main table when the president had to step out," a White House official said in response to the photo.
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He then said her death sentence would be carried out shortly, which meant as soon as he could step out of the way and a guard could draw his gun.
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Her team mate Yohan Blake, a former 583m world champion, will also highlight the men's event and hope to step out of the shadow of his former training partner Bolt.
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You step out of the humid summer air into a cold theater and watch a movie in which a bunch of really cool looking things happen and you cheer along.
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They recognized the holographic signature wired into her dress, they knew they were seeing Millicia Fenn-Rideau step out of her limousine, but this was not the body they'd expected.
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"In many ways, that was sort of an awakening call—my light bulb moment," he says, as we step out of the container and into Pump Street's main bakery building.
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"The moment you step out of the house and start walking it's difficult -- not because of the danger but because you miss your family" and are thinking about their safety.
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The activists agree — and that's their point: Currently, there's no law preventing people from scanning your face without your consent anytime you step out in public, and there should be.
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City Scanners were the menacing drones that patrolled Half-Life 2's setting of City 17, keeping watch on its citizens to make sure they don't step out of line.
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The second you step out into the real world, much of the glorious detail of the headphones is lost as the sound of the street intrudes through those open backs.
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And it is much cozier to step out of bed onto a soft, new rug than cold linoleum or the well-worn wall-to-wall carpeting found in many dorms.
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Being out at sea allowed Urbina step out of the rules of terrestrial life, spending time on ships with people most of us would run from: slavers, gunrunners, and murderers.
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The effect is one of a big band broken into smaller units and then reassembled, giving the members a chance to step out and then back into their familiar arrangement.
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But the glam doesn't stop once the stars reach the end of the red carpet, as presenters and performers get touched up before and after they step out on stage.
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It's freezing, and the sky is stark white, and there's a terrible wind at face level that leaves me breathless each time I have to step out of my vehicle.
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It means being willing to step out of comfort zone and being BRAVE enough to stand by your choices even if others don't get it—and many won't get it.
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But step out of the bubble, and leave London (or its cultural suburbs in Brighton, Oxford, Bristol and Cambridge) and you'll discover that precious few Leavers have changed their minds.
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"He advised us to put up planters with trees" in order for people to step out of the flow and avoid what the consultant termed "butt rush," Mr. Hruska said.
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He added another step-out point in the scramble that followed the impressive throw, then earned a final penalty point in the second period as the frustrated Kayaalp slapped him.
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At present, it looks like German foreign policymakers are willing to live with it, for lack of better options and for fear of retaliation if they step out of line.
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She's a folk tale passed down from generation to generation to protect men from the consequences of their own actions, and to remind women not to step out of line.
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Last summer, in a step out of that period, the outlet hired Jodi Rudoren, the former Jerusalem bureau chief of the New York Times, as its new editor-in-chief.
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But it is surely to the advantage of Canada and other allies to step out from under America's long shadow and take more responsibility for their shared security and values.
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Late in the performance, the adult actors playing the young migrants step out of character to deliver monologues as themselves, people with recent roots elsewhere: Syria, El Salvador, Rwanda, Lebanon.
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Individuals who are high in social dominance orientation really dig gender and age hierarchy and get pissed off when the 'wrong' people step out of place and speak too loudly.
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She knows her customers so well that before many even step out of their cars, she is already twisting a piece of thin, noisy brown paper around their customary purchases.
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At about the same time, two T.S.A. officials asked Mr. Ryan to step out of the check-in line and pulled him to the side to answer a few questions.
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"This year our country takes a giant step out into the world," he will tell the event, which will also be attended by British companies operating in the United States.
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"This year our country takes a giant step out into the world," he will tell the event, which will also be attended by British companies operating in the United States.
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"She took time off because she didn't have any choice -- her mental stability and frame of mind were such that she had to step out," Truszkowski, her attorney, told CNN.
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Instead of using collage to create a world for herself, she uses it to step out into the world as it is, standing where her straight male peers already did.
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Caitlyn got all political during the season 2 premiere of "I Am Cait" -- but Lisa thinks Jenner needs to step out of the political arena ... at least where Hillary's concerned.
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I am surprised he didn't say he had to step out of the batter's box when he told the story about getting up to go collect himself in the bathroom.
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It was a safe place where the living could come to terms with death, then step out onto the sidewalk, light a cigarette, and return to the regular rhythm of life.
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However, he would have to step out of it in order to help Aronofsky capture scenes aboard the International Space Station—some of which are included in this 360-degree video.
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Now that the shocking conclusion to Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s Bachelor journey finally played out on television this week, he's free to step out in public with his fiancée Lauren Burnham.
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You've spent the past few weeks curious about other people's ideas, but after some deep consideration and psychological transformation, you're ready to step out of the dark and explore new worlds.
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When the Trump administration announced it would rescind DACA, it created exactly the situation Monica had dreaded — because she dared to step out of hiding, she has put herself at risk.
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I'd recommend this to anyone who has a larger bag for trips but doesn't want to pack and unpack it every time they want to step out to the coffee shop.
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Becker then claimed that there was a new law which made filming illegal, and when Bright asked him to be more specific, Becker told him to step out of the vehicle.
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"I love you" was constantly on the tip of my tongue, considering carefully whether to step out or not, like a kitten considering emerging from its crate into an unfamiliar room.
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"I've thought about the many times I've had to use my courage and be confident enough to step out and do something different that I believed I could do," she shared.
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When will a Republican senator step out of the shadows and join us in calling for the appointment of a Special Prosecutor" to get out of the "tangled web of deception?
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As television camera crews set up outside in the hope of catching Europe's most wanted politician step out for dinner, no Belgian police were visible at the hotel on Tuesday evening.
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LOS ANGELES — As if Jordan Rodgers' attempt to step out of his big brother Aaron's shadow wasn't hard enough, his ex-girlfriend just doused him with a big bucket of shade.
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The couple, who are in the final stages of planning their tour to Canada, will step out on Friday when they attend an engagement for their Heads Together mental health campaign.
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As more politicians talk about it, as the media treat it as something normal and healthy to do, more and more people step out of the shadows and into the light.
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It feels good for things to make sense for an hour or two, to step out of the hot garbage summer into a cool, dark space that reminds us of 1996.
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Lovelace begins to cope with being out in the larger world, and as she makes friends with her former ship's engineer, Pepper, she takes a bold step out into the universe.
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Businesses, no matter the size, started as an idea, and there is no doubt in my mind that the federal government should step out of their way and let them flourish.
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Mayors see the benefits of increased trade "in real and concrete terms" and are willing "to step out and take an aggressive approach to build congressional support," Buckhorn told The Hill.
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Trying to step out from the shadow of his father's nearly 42-year rule, Mr. Bongo says he wants to win over the population on the basis of his own accomplishments.
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As the New York Times noted, Iger told reporters earlier this year that he would step out of the room when the board started discussing Apple's plans for a streaming service.
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They are disrupters who look to at things in new ways to deliver products or services that others aren't willing to step out of line and assume the risk to try.
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Now their avatar can step out (on a runway, even) in a fur-trimmed parka paired with a miniskirt by Rodarte, even if they couldn't afford the ensemble in real life.
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Darden is upset and confronts a journalist about the fact that he's not on the cover of any papers when Clark wants nothing more than to step out of that spotlight.
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Friends say that after Ryan passed tax reform, his longtime dream, he was ready to step out of a job that has become endlessly frustrating, in part because of President Trump.
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I'm keeping my eyes trained on the writhing body so that I can take a life off any fool who is ignorant enough to step out to try to help them.
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Clinton had set off to run for the United States Senate, competing for party resources and attention just as Mr. Gore was straining to step out of the Clintons' long shadow.
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For example, if we step out into a busy street, turn our head and see a car coming right at us, we instinctively jump back onto the safety of the sidewalk.
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Politicians can even appear at Super PAC fundraiser events and meet with donors; they just need to step out of the room for the part where the check actually exchanges hands.
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It's meant as a kind of warm and inviting chance for the sorts of cult figures that Tarantino has long idolized to step out of the shadows and into the limelight.
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She said she hopes that Mr. Moore wins and she did not think he would step out of the race, as many Republican leaders have called on him to do. Unless.
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People can understand their lives' meaning only if they step out of their immediate moment and see what came before them and what they will leave behind when they are gone.
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Therefore, while you may find yourself lonely in an alien environment, know that it is a good opportunity to step out of your comfort zone and learn to interact with people.
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Step out for an evening run and you might encounter a few trotting alongside you on the road, barely fazed by your presence until they hop away, vanishing into the landscape.
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But with no good options catching his eye he took off running, evading two defenders before appearing as though he would step out-of-bounds at about the 25-yard line.
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After the officers asked the driver to step out of the car, the driver accelerated, dragging Thyne for about a block, Newport News Police Chief Steve Drew told reporters on Friday.
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A spike in geopolitical tensions in recent months has enabled gold to step out of the $1,200 - $1,300 spectrum which has dominated the precious metal's trading range over the past year.
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New district lines exacerbate hyper-partisanship, since they empower right-wing groups like the Koch network-funded Americans for Prosperity who stand ready to punish Republicans who step out of line.
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The debate was an opportunity for some of the less-noticed candidates to step out of the shadow cast by Biden, a former vice president, and Sanders, a senator from Vermont.
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When the train doors opened, passengers in the car where the men fought fled to other cars, prompting Mr. Bista, 47, to step out of the car in front of them.
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You can step out, you can talk to your publicist, you can decide to address it, you can decide to say no, you don't want to address it, or you can leave.
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This dramatic hair transformation is a step out of the Musgraves' comfort zone, because as we learned from her hairstylist Giovanni Delgado, she's all for the glam — but to a certain extent.
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Of his "amazing" racing day with Castroneves, he says: "It's always great to step out of your comfort zone and experience something new and this was definitely out of my comfort zone."
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An adviser to another candidate on the White House short-list, former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, 75, said Kelly is also being persuaded to step out of the running.
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Step out of Amsterdam's Grand Central — they had to build [a bike garage] over the canal because of the thousands and thousands of people that cycle to the train station every day.
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And because we could all use a little inspiration to kick-start a step out of our comfort zone, we rounded up the best beauty looks on Instagram from the past week.
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