"Seattle stepped up, and has stepped up big time," he said.
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Jean stepped off the witness stand and stepped over to Guyger.
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As the United States has stepped back, Russia has stepped forward.
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They have stepped up today like they have never stepped up before.
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"Kevin Hart shouldn't have stepped down; he should have stepped up," Ellis said.
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Stengel stepped into the batter's box, then stepped out to acknowledge the cheers.
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He stepped down as CEO in 2017 and in 2018 stepped down as chair.
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Bernie stepped through the doorway into light and noise, and Gavin stepped back into the shadows.
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Later that day, after Mr. Reed stepped off the stage, Mr. Trump stepped on to it.
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So I stepped off of the scale, stepped back on, and it said the exact same number.
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"Martin stepped up to the lectern/and stepped down on the other side/of history," Wittenstein writes.
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You'll also find out how Neil Armstrong stepped into a grammatical controversy as he stepped onto the moon.
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Looking like you may have just stepped off the runway when you really just stepped out of the mall.
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"We have stepped in on climate change where the federal government has stepped away," says the governor, Gavin Newsom.
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Deborah Birx: As Fauci has stepped back somewhat, Birx, the coordinator of the coronavirus task force, has stepped up.
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"The PLA have stepped back significantly, but the MSS and their affiliated contractors have stepped into that void," Alperovitch says.
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"When I stepped out of my bed, I stepped in water that came up to my ankles," she told the court.
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In mid 2016, Italian media reported that several Hacking Team investors had stepped away, and that Tablem Limited had stepped in.
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Katz's resignation follows that of John Koryl, president of Neiman Marcus stores and online, who stepped stepped down late last year.
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So far we've seen some big things out of our young guys, and everyone that's stepped up has stepped up really well.
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"The community has stepped out and stepped up and said, 'We will not tolerate this,' and that makes me hopeful," she said.
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The food greeted all comers who stepped off the modern bustle of Midtown Manhattan and stepped back 113 years earlier to Dublin.
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On issues from immigration to climate change to voting rights, state leaders have stepped up where their federal counterparts have stepped back.
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Smith stepped down as CEO of Equifax last week, and the company's chief information officer and chief security officer have also stepped down.
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Symantec shares have risen 27% in 2019 even as CEO Greg Clark stepped down in May and interim CEO Rick Hill stepped in.
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Brooke Burke finally stepped up and became the project manager for team Arete and Lisa Leslie stepped up to lead my new team, Prima.
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He stepped down as chief executive in 1997; two years later he also stepped down as chairman, succeeded by a nephew, G. Allen Andreas.
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Okay, so this was a year ago when you ... you stepped back before that, but ... I stepped back about two-and-a-half years ago.
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The 2008 team, a preseason top-10 pick, was 3-3 when Bowden stepped down and Swinney stepped in, so he understands that the results matter.
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Stipe Miocic stepped out of the Octagon as the big winner, and then stepped right into this club a week later an even bigger birthday boy.
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In the past few weeks, its chairman stepped down from the airline's board and lenders stepped in to rescue the airline from the brink of bankruptcy.
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After adding a built-in ad-blocker to its desktop browser back in March, Opera stepped into and stepped up the debate about online ad-blocking.
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Oh, hell's bells, hang on, somewhere in this mess she must have a— She stepped in, grabbed Dad's duck-handled umbrella from the rack, stepped out.
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I wasn't the only person that could have stepped up, but when I stepped up, it's like: She's OK, then maybe we're going to be OK too.
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Once Moore's credible accusers stepped forward, Jones stepped up his campaign, appealing to centrists with policy and rhetoric that galvanized African Americans, women and even young people.
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There was the moment when Kim stepped into the South, across the demarcation line that separates the two Koreas (and Moon briefly stepped over into the North).
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"I think I can probably [pull out of NATO], but that's unnecessary, and the people have stepped up today like they've never stepped up before," Trump added.
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"I think I can probably can [pull out of NATO], but that's unnecessary, and the people have stepped up today like they've never stepped up before," Trump added.
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"I think I can probably can [pull out of NATO], but that's unnecessary, and the people have stepped up today like they've never stepped up before," Trump added.
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A young man stepped onto the platform, kissed the woman, stepped back into the car as the doors closed and waved to her as the train pulled away.
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Before I'd stepped foot in a club, before I'd stepped foot in a pub even, I knew that bouncers were blokes you didn't want to mess around with.
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Trump's lawyer stepped down because the president wasn't listening to him John Dowd, the top lawyer on the the legal team representing Trump in the Russia probe, stepped down.
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Hinrikus, meanwhile, has stepped back from day-to-day management and has stepped up his angel investments, backing payment API startup Fidel and AI startup Pactum in September 2019.
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We've got terrific people, both foreign service officers, civil servants, that have stepped into those roles around the world, and have stepped in here," Tillerson said on CBS's "60 Minutes.
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"Thank God the federal government stepped in because had the federal government not stepped in — even though it has unfinished business — but had it not stepped in, people like me and people like Senator Harris and others — our ancestors— would have still been enslaved, so I'm really insulted by that," she said.
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Chef John Besh stepped down from his company following allegations of sexual harassment from more than two dozen women, and Mario Batali stepped away from his businesses following reports of misconduct.
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"I am ashamed none of us stepped up to take down this sign, and we should have stepped up right then and there to say it's not right," one student wrote.
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Trump has stepped up his "rigged election" claims -- Rep.
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The plates have stepped up too — now stylish rectangles.
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" Like she had accidentally stepped in dog shit, "Ew.
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He stepped up in the fifth as a career .
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Congress stepped in to save the funding -- this time.
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Jablonski had stepped in as co-president early last year to replace Edward Wedbush, the founder and former president, who stepped down after he and firm dealt with years of regulatory troubles.
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Gary stepped out on Thursday in Orlando, Florida, at the annual Star Wars Celebration Day, where original members of the cast reunited and Fisher's daughter Bille Lourd stepped in for her late mother.
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Instead Thomspon stepped in to throw a low round kick, it rode up Woodley's leg as the champion stepped in, got caught, and suddenly Thompson was on his back like it was 2005.
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Collins stepped in front of Hackenberg's pass in the final five minutes of the first quarter and high-stepped 22 yards into the end zone to give the Giants a 22017-231 lead.
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Greater Manchester Police stepped up patrols to reassure the community.
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Specifically, you stepped down from your post as FDA Commissioner.
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The regime has stepped up its artillery attacks on Idlib.
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Dieter just stepped out to grab a drink, so welcome.
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India's spies and soldiers have also stepped up their work.
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That news came out after Agrawal stepped down as CEO.
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I willingly stepped in the ring and took a risk.
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We're proud of the hams that stepped up and volunteered.
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Lassally then stepped up and threw some shade Stanfield's way.
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And then he stepped down and left it at that.
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He had stepped in a puddle of blood, he said.
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I can understand why he stepped away from the spotlight.
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She only stepped things up during The Women Tell All.
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Others, including the publisher, stepped in to defend the books.
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KISSEL: Because of that backlash from Congress, he stepped back.
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But she stepped away, and the chief beneficiary was Heigl.
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He looks like he stepped out of an REI catalog.
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Local authorities have stepped up the demolition of unlicensed homes.
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Meanwhile, Zuckerberg has stepped up his efforts, particularly in India.
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Warren stepped down in June 21986 after Nixon appointed Burger.
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Regulators stepped up enforcement of initial coin offerings in November.
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Eric Greitens, who stepped down at the end of May.
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So you accepted the nomination, you stepped down as mayor.
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There's also a modern swimming pool, and classic stepped terraces.
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We'll never know, because when Luke stepped in, sparks flew.
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Adam Bain stepped down as chief operating officer last month.
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I want them to understand whose fight they stepped into.
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He has since stepped down as CEO of U.S. Steel.
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And that's when the Trump administration royally stepped in it.
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I haven't stepped foot in a Club Med ever since.
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His predecessor, Stuart Mitchell, stepped down after a profit warning.
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" Since then, Ratner has stepped away from "all Warner Bros.
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Satisfied, I stepped back to let others have their turn.
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RPGnet smartly recognized that, and stepped up to take action.
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Retailers have also finally stepped in to meet the demand.
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Yet the North has dramatically stepped up its weapons programme.
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Carlstrom, who denied the allegations, stepped down formally in 2015.
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She stepped outside, phone in hand, to call a taxi.
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"Patrols will be stepped up based on need," she said.
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When they cut down on credit, European competitors stepped in.
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Along with Briggs, minister Mal Brough stepped aside on Dec.
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I started when I stepped down as editor in chief.
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He stepped down as head of the union last week.
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McDermott stepped down as CEO of SAP earlier in October.
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WeedMD CEO Keith Merker has stepped down from his role.
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But where Twitter balked, the SEC has now stepped in.
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The stepped up repurchases reflect strong first half free cashflow.
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Imagine you've stepped into a bakery to make a purchase.
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I screamed when Paige (Holly Taylor) stepped off the train.
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Mr Hu's successor, Xi Jinping, has stepped up the effort.
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Donovan first won a special election after Grimm stepped down.
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Cohen last year stepped down as CEO of the company.
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At some point Morris stepped in, and she was handcuffed.
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He said he fainted as soon as he stepped out.
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It's a huge vacuum that community organizations have stepped into.
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The company's CFO and COO also stepped down last October.
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The authorities have stepped up their repression of civil society.
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More and more Democratic senators stepped forward to ask questions.
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Dennis turned on the back door light and stepped out.
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Trent Franks (R-AZ) — have stepped down after misconduct allegations.
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Wells Fargo The bank's CEO John Stumpf has stepped down.
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I'm thankful other prosecutors stepped in to finally deliver justice.
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Withdrawals continued and on August 29th the CBR stepped in.
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He has stepped up when we needed him the most.
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Hockey legend Wayne Gretzky stepped in to fill Robin's role.
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Two days later Binyamin Netanyahu, the prime minister, stepped in.
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She stepped up to the plate to assume Martin's role.
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They showed up, they stepped up, they confronted the problem.
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Uber's vice president of growth Ed Baker also stepped down.
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He's stepped up and played a huge role for us.
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The UAE stepped up domestic surveillance and rounded up activists.
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Oppo and Vivo have both stepped up their marketing efforts.
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As ever in Egypt the army stepped into the breach.
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You stepped out of my dreams and into my world.
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Then, five days ago, he stepped down as Leshi's Chairman.
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Germany has stepped up its defence effort in recent years.
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Had I stepped into my own little immersive theater arc?
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Jordyn Woods stepped out in the U.K. capital on Friday.
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Did it look like a bookstore when you stepped in?
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Indra Nooyi stepped down as the CEO of PepsiCo Tuesday.
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In return the EU has stepped up aid to Niger.
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In the last two Olympics, they've really stepped it up.
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That's when a troll stepped in to "explain" the situation.
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But crossings fell by 70% after Mr Minniti stepped in.
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A quarter of Wells's board members stepped down in 2018.
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But, thankfully, a woman stepped in to lend some assistance.
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Teen Vogue has stepped up, as has a goddamn dictionary.
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He had stepped down as chief executive in December 2017.
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He had stepped down as chairman about a year ago.
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I stepped away, and I was completely on my own.
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John Conyers, who stepped down in December, citing health reasons.
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Pastner, who was Calipari's recruiting coordinator, stepped into that cauldron.
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He also stepped down from the board at Hyperloop One.
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Huggers stepped down from VEVO in April after 3 years.
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Freidawi and his comrades stepped right into a terrible firefight.
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Everybody stepped up and did what was asked of them.
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Other deep pocketed companies have also stepped into the fray.
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He stepped down, quickly selecting his brother to replace him.
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Talk about the people who stepped in to help others.
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He stepped down after a disagreement with the economy minister.
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But Donnie couldn't fathom it, so my dad stepped in.
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I stepped out of my classroom into the large hallway.
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I stepped away so I wouldn't be associated with them.
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"The guys stepped up and played really well," Allen said.
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Two bystanders stepped in between the men, according to video.
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In important moments, she stepped up and turned it around.
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After Roman's departure, Ellis stepped into the vacant CEO role.
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Shkreli stepped down as CEO of Turing after his indictment.
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The actor stepped out over the weekend looking almost unrecognizable.
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The last time an emperor stepped down was in 1817.
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John Skipper stepped down in December citing substance abuse problems.
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"They really stepped up to the plate," Yost told THR.
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But to head off Roiphe, the creator stepped forward herself.
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Minneapolis Police Chief Janeé Harteau stepped down six days later.
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When he refused, they stepped up the abuse and threats.
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Steve Wynn stepped down as chairman in February last year.
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" And Gram stepped up to the mic and said, "No.
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Elstrodt replaces Vítor Sarquis Hallack, who stepped down in August.
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Teddy Geiger stepped out for her first Grammys on Sunday.
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Mallya stepped down as chairman of United Spirits last month.
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She had stepped on a bomb and died on impact.
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Patterson, who is not under investigation, stepped down on Jan.
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Oil prices also stepped back after notching another 2016 high.
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As Oliveira stepped back in to kick, Horiguchi intercepted him.
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Sessions stepped aside from the Russia probe on March 2.
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That's when his guardian gator, Albert the Alligator, stepped in.
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When Grillot stepped in, he was allegedly shot, as well.
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John Conyers Jr. of Michigan, who have both stepped down.
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In the light of this new challenge, the CCF stepped
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A day later, the school announced he had stepped aside.
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Sukhdave stepped down in 2017 after 31 years in office.
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But I would have stepped in no matter my outfit.
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Perry stepped back as Jones threw down some major swagger.
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NGOs like the Red Cross and Unicef have stepped in.
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He's stepped up and acted like a husband would act.
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The index briefly stepped into positive territory in early trade.
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I was pretty skeptical as I stepped into my shower.
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As crowds grew, indignant bystanders stepped in to confront Klein.
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What about when Steve Bannon and Sebastian Gorka stepped down?
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O), stepped up their fight against German airline Lufthansa (LHAG.
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I stepped out of the meeting to take the call.
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Fortunately, Jade's family and teachers stepped in to help her.
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She stepped up to be Drew's legs on the field.
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But whenever he stepped away, they offered more candid assessments.
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Then Dubelier stepped up, insisting he represented only Concord Management.
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Private investment firms have stepped in to fill the void.
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In February, he stepped down as chairman at both companies.
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There, the occupants stepped out to examine the rooftop sensors.
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The man stepped over Eugene's legs and reclaimed his seat.
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On Tuesday he stepped up attacks on the congresswomen — Reps.
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I stepped into the hotel to have a look around.
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Namely, singer Geoff Rickly has stepped down from vocal duties.
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Italy has stepped up controls on the border with France.
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In stepped Mr. Trump, who exploited the party's internal weaknesses.
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This Court should have stepped in to resolve this conflict.
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Stars like Baker Mayfield, Mick Foley and more stepped up.
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He stepped down as the head of Parena in 2014.
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Don Watros, president of HBC International, stepped down in September.
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Beijing has stepped up assertiveness in the South China Sea.
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Yet there is little evidence that states have stepped up.
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He stepped down almost immediately but denies committing any crimes.
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Herzog's son stepped in to help, and the lights dimmed.
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But then the President stepped in to undo a deal.
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Kemp may have appropriately stepped down, but Congress took notice.
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Guys just stepped in and took advantage of the opportunities.
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He stepped up and hit his ball straight and long.
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Three lawmakers stepped down or announced their resignations last week.
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Nothing was reported until 85033, when Strauss finally stepped down.
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Since then, Ells stepped down as CEO in November 2017.
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Cassidy and Sinema have now stepped up to the plate.
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He said he stepped up his efforts following the Oct.
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And we stepped up defensively, so you just hang on.
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Watson had stepped onto the eighth tee leading the tournament.
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"Companies that have stepped in to improve productivity," he said.
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Like Congress, they have stepped up to meet these challenges.
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Mr. Dimitrie stepped down as the freshman coach last year.
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Kyl stepped down, as planned, in December, following the midterms.
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They've stepped up and made some big plays for us.
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But Saipov stepped in and "calmed everything down," Batista says.
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His brother, Raúl Castro, has ruled since he stepped aside.
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The White House has stepped up its rhetoric in response.
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He stepped away from the canvas, about ten feet back.
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Greco stepped down as CEO of Subway in May 2018.
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We've had some unfortunate injuries, but guys have stepped up.
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But some of his core staff members have stepped down.
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You stepped up when we all needed you the most.
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Neumann stepped down as CEO of WeWork in late September.
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Bill Weld, stepped in to remind him of Vicente Fox.
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I stepped in and managed to calm them both down.
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Immediately, adults should have stepped in to defuse the situation.
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He stepped down as dean in December, citing health problems.
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It worked, Pao stepped down and the harassing comments continued.
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Everybody who stepped on the floor made a good contribution.
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At times I actually stepped backward, uncertain of my terrain.
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Hix recently stepped down as CEO, a spokesperson told CNBC.
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With Officer Valencia still in a coma, we stepped in.
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He caught the pass and stepped into his shot. Swish.
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Back in the dancehall, things have stepped up a notch.
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That's why Paul Ryan kinda stepped to the side today.
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China has also stepped up economic pressure on North Korea.
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An LA County Sheriff's deputy stepped in to comfort him.
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We stepped it up, got after them and got stops.
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John Conyers, who stepped down after facing sexual harassment allegations.
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Sensing an opportunity, I stepped in and saved his life.
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No sooner had Senrak's fight ended than Silalek stepped up.
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Wentz goes down, Big Dick Nick stepped the fuck up!
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"When Chad stepped up there, he was angry," Fletcher recalled.
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Bynum never stepped on the court in a Sixers uniform.
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Eventually, Magellan Entertainment Group stepped up to finance the event.
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"Every single department stepped up," Benioff later told Vanity Fair.
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In fact, by many accounts, it's stepped up its aggression.
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Captain McCarthy stepped forward and ran through a quick review.
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Also stepped up nervelessly in the shootout win over Colombia.
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If nothing else, Lincoln's toes are being stepped on here.
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Spain and France stepped in and saved the migrants' lives.
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For the Cubs, the exuberant Baez stepped to the plate.
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A couple of days later, Neumann stepped down as CEO.
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Less than two weeks later, he stepped down as CEO.
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Hunter Schafer stepped into the limelight with HBO's hit "Euphoria."
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He ultimately stepped down from his role in the office.
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I had always stepped boldly into love, unflinching, unafraid, foolish.
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I started having second thoughts shortly after he stepped down.
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She paused at the archway — and then stepped through. Mrs.
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The other women did nothing, so I quickly stepped in.
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Mr. Kushner has since stepped back from the China relationship.
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Whenever we stepped outside, he put on a floppy hat.
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Mr. Seabrook stepped down from his post after the arrest.
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Prosecutors stepped in last year to file the necessary paperwork.
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Krzyzewski stepped back first, his placid features betraying simmering rage.
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I had no idea what had stepped on what outside.
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Holmes also announced she stepped down as CEO earlier Friday.
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So I got — Sara Gilbert stepped into that role nicely.
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In some cases, local officials and charities have stepped in.
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And no country has stepped up quite like the Philippines.
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In Zouping, after some workers demonstrated, local officials stepped in.
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He stepped forward and attempted to grab his grandmother's hand.
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Warren stepped in to run the business, eventually taking over.
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I stepped in front of them and flagged one down.
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And he stepped it up, delivering a much feistier performance.
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I stepped over the high threshold and into the hallway.
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After another 20 minutes, I stepped off the white paper.
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Ken Lerer has stepped down as the chairman of BuzzFeed.
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A respected Glaad leader, Joan M. Garry, had stepped down.
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As we stepped away from the coffin, my tears subsided.
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The United States subsequently stepped up airstrikes against the militants.
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But Glen Mazzara stepped in and did an astonishing job.
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Mac has really stepped in and done a great job.
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You've got Microsoft, which has followed them and stepped up.
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That's when Cohen stepped in to help out the mogul.
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An investigator said the driver deliberately stepped on the gas.
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"All of our starting pitchers stepped it up," Callaway said.
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He has stepped up his warnings since the Danske scandal.
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Jay Fielden stepped down as the editor of Esquire magazine.
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Trump stepped forward to defend her relationship with the president.
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Andrew Cuomo after his calls for stepped up federal assistance.
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Sanders stepped away from the podium and waved her off.
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At some point I stepped back to photograph the installation.
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The White House stepped in, ostensibly to mediate the dispute.
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"Justice Stevens stepped down when he was 90," she said.
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Has the federal government stepped up enough on this front?
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I haven't stepped out of the house in six days.
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Jeffrey Davis has stepped down as C.F.O. of J.C. Penney.
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I stepped outside the room while Luton examined her patient.
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On Tuesday, Levandowski stepped down from his position as CEO.
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They are a nightmare that has stepped into real life.
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Another of the bank's deputy governors stepped down in June.
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The authorities have also stepped up harassment of the institute.
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Steve Lamos: I've never even stepped foot in the house.
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Police have also stepped up arrests during the protests themselves.
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"CoCo has really stepped it up this year," Rinaldi said.
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The company says it stepped up cleaning the next day.
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Dr. Tongan and Mr. Lino stepped back from the incubator.
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Many agreed that Mr. Trump had stepped over a line.
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Jason Miller stepped down before the President was even inaugurated.
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Instead, she had stepped into a different kind of hell.
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Two years later, Mr. Ackermann stepped down as chief executive.
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The place was half empty when the Hendrickses stepped in.
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In response, Kihnu women stepped in and ran the island.
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This time, in 2018, Netflix stepped in — with some caveats.
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Angela Merkel's chosen successor to lead Germany has stepped aside.
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I stepped through the gilded revolving doors into the hotel ...
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Dear Heloise: I stepped in gasoline at the gas station.
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The organization has grown and prospered after I stepped down.
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Colonel Rayyan stepped out of a vehicle and greeted Mezher.
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Most of the audience stepped outside to talk or smoke.
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Since then, Egypt has stepped up security at major airports.
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Mark Carleton has stepped down as C.F.O. of Liberty Media.
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On Thursday, the couple stepped out to grab smoothies together.
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She's stepped in a few times, and she looks great.
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He formally stepped down from his position one month later.
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Like other publications, HaberTurk stepped nimbly around the substantive issues.
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Reimer stepped up while the Panthers rested starter Roberto Luongo.
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Kardashian West has stepped in to shut all that down.
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After Watson stepped forward, however, Booker ratcheted up his call.
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The two of them stepped outside into the balmy air.
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One man stepped into the alley with a grenade launcher.
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Firefighters and police officers stepped in where paramedics were overloaded.
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Her mother, Kateryna Volkova, stepped out for groceries on Feb.
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The clubhouse felt welcoming as soon as I stepped in.
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After the hack, Jones stepped away from social media temporarily.
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He remained stoic until Mr. Trump stepped to the lectern.
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Some banks stepped in, lending to companies at elevated rates.
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Now the allegations have stepped up, so could the fines.
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Then he grabbed her bag and stepped on the accelerator.
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After the emails were leaked, Mr. Haskell stepped down immediately.
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He stepped into what he thought was a gallery opening.
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Micro Focus's C.E.O., Chris Hsu, stepped down after the news.
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Undeterred, when the time came, he stepped out by himself.
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Greg Abbott's (R) agenda — until Abbott stepped in to mediate.
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Its chairman briefly took the reins then also stepped down.
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France has also stepped up diplomatic initiatives to ease tensions.
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The Communist Party has since stepped up scrutiny of investments.
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And many leaders — from many countries and sectors — stepped up.
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Several agencies in the last year have stepped up efforts.
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Here's a look at how the tensions have stepped up.
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Maybe Stern should have stepped down sooner than he did.
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Coats and his deputy, Sue Gordon, stepped down in August.
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Even as Masahiro Tanaka has struggled, Pineda has stepped up.
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In 2015, teachers' unions stepped up their agitation against Bridge.
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Bob Iger, CEO of Disney, stepped down on February 25.
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Under pressure from the military, Erbakan stepped down in 22013.
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France stepped up diplomatic initiatives on Saturday to ease tensions.
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The administration has stepped up its response in recent days.
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Moments later, the three stepped down, the service nearly done.
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She turned down the light and stepped into the street.
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Russia stepped in with military support for Assad in 2015.
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Representative Bill Posey, a Florida Republican, stepped outside after dinner.
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The administration has now stepped back from the first position.
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Thankfully, Senate Democrats stepped forward and pulled back the curtain.
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First, the driver stepped out of the van, gun raised.
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Another woman, wearing a dress and heels, also stepped up.
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He succeeds Jamie Drummond Smith, who stepped down in September.
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Schnatter stepped down as CEO shortly after that audio leaked.
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Volker stepped down in September amid the brewing impeachment scandal.
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A corpulent police officer stepped out from under a tree.
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The firm's former president, Mark Irion, stepped down in January.
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Several other top aides also stepped down amid the revelations.
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The night before Pelosi stepped to a lectern on Sept.
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Malawi has stepped up screening of South African food imports.
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Raddatz has stepped in to do the debate for her.
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Then he climbed out the window and stepped into space.
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Sukhdev stepped down in 2017 after 31 years in office.
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N. Greifeld stepped down as CEO of Nasdaq on Jan.
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I always am thinking of it, after I stepped down.
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DC Entertainment President Diane Nelson also stepped down this summer.
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Uber's vice president of growth, Ed Baker, has stepped down.
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This is bigger than when Amit Singhal stepped down Monday.
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Trump has recently stepped up this feud with the media.
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Vietnamese police have stepped up security around the border station.
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The respiratory therapist stepped in and removed the breathing tube.
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"Nobody stepped forward and claimed them!" he told me repeatedly.
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After an intentional walk to Anthony Rizzo, Zobrist stepped in.
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Thus, the pace of asset reduction must be stepped up.
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Matthew G. Whitaker stepped in as the acting attorney general.
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When he stepped to the microphone, he echoed Mr. King.
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He has stepped away from daily business at his restaurants.
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"Cuellar has consistently stepped up to the plate," said Reed.
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Crestfallen, I stepped over to the cash register to pay.
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Imran Khan, Snap's chief strategy officer, stepped down in September.
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Hilde Zadek was frightened as she stepped onto the stage.
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Mr. Buffett stepped down from the company's board last year.
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"As he stepped into the studio though — boy," he continued.
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"I guess this year we really stepped up," Lipa said.
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I took the elevator down and stepped onto the street.
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Everything was normal when we stepped out at Taksim Square.
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I feel like Trevor Noah stepped into an impossible position.
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Not until you stepped into Vox Media were you recognized.
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At one point during the healthcare debate, Harris stepped in.
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I know that he stepped down from the Zulu Nation.
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Beverley barely caught it, but eventually stepped out of bounds.
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So the court of public opinion stepped in, says Burns.
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I think, it was about the president who stepped down.
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But she stepped aside, Bernie Sanders stepped up, his primary run turned him into a national political celebrity with a substantial following, and now the 173 field features two progressive insurgents rather than just one.
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We stopped the child migrant business, his other immigration moves are just stepped-up enforcement of the law, we've stepped back from the brink (however bizarrely) with the North Koreans, we're still sanctioning the Russians.
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"I stepped onto a plane with 500 Instagram followers and stepped off with thousands in the space of eight hours," he said while sipping from a mug of Earl Grey tea in VICE's test kitchen.
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Udacity CEO Vishal Makhijani left in October and Thrun stepped in.
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GE stepped up its defense of its insurance accounting on Monday.
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Lou Anna Simon, 59, stepped down as MSU's president on Jan.
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Ghosn stepped down as CEO of the Japanese carmaker in 2017.
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When the golfer stepped between them he was allegedly injured also.
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Having avoided the religious potholes, he stepped into a secular one.
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Moicano found good success with low kicks as Ortega stepped in.
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Dr. Lieb stepped down last month before any action was taken.
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After CEO Vishal Makhijani left in October and Thrun stepped in.
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Dolla Merrillees stepped down as director of the Australian Powerhouse Museum.
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Overseas regulators also stepped up scrutiny of Chinese buyers this year.
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After Malta refused, Spain stepped in and offered to accept them.
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The campaign would be stepped up in other regions from January.
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When Nunes stepped away, Mike Conaway (R-TX) took his place.
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The Trump-appointed CDC director, Brenda Fitzgerald, stepped down on Jan.
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In rare cases, the Food and Drug Administration has stepped in.
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So far, five people have stepped forward to volunteer their homes.
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Then new host Chris Evans stepped down after only one season.
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Driven into a corner, Gorbachev stepped down on Christmas Day 1991.
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"I&aposm happy they finally stepped up," she told the Republic.
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Jahangir said security has been stepped up since the Quetta attacks.
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However, they stepped out for an L.A. Lakers game on Feb.
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He has recently stepped up criticism of Zuma's scandal-plagued government.
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Lawyers for the Trump administration stepped in to back the litigation.
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I thought the guys, for the most part, stepped up today.
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Then Apple stepped up and banned Jones' podcasts from its platform.
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I let go of Falun's hand and stepped onto the tiles.
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But after negotiations, Jammeh ultimately stepped down and left the country.
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He should've stepped to that kid and out-willed that kid.
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After Gianni's murder, Donatella stepped in as Versace's new creative leader.
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We will not allow our compassionate souls to get stepped on.
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This time, however, the Cavs stepped up to stop the ball.
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Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND) as she stepped into a Senate elevator.
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Then the Obama-era FCC finally stepped in and said no.
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I didn't realize when I ran, I stepped over a body.
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Of course, both Munoz and Wainshal stepped aside for medical reasons.
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He stepped up to the podium and took a shaky breath.
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Security has been stepped up at all Australian airports in response.
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But phone makers have stepped in to fill that niche, too.
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I got out and stepped back into the rear passenger seats.
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The lender has already stepped back from some investment banking activities.
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Nor has any sitting US president stepped across into the North.
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Seth Smith, batting second, stepped in for Aoki in left field.
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Hallie Jackson: I've actually stepped back a lot from Twitter recently.
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But then other federal courts stepped in to keep DACA alive.
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We both were kind of in tears when we stepped backstage.
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He stepped back and turned the bout into a kickboxing match.
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"They have stepped in and been an amazing resource," Reinke said.
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He denied the allegations but eventually stepped down, citing health reasons.
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Women's issues weren't considered issues at all — until RBG stepped in.
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Following the decision, the employee who brought the complaint stepped down.
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Influential Twitter users stepped up to echo and amplify her statement.
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Prince stepped down from the position and became the deputy chairman.
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She stepped up to the microphone before the Assembly Judiciary Committee.
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Can you imagine the business I stepped into 40 years ago?
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He has stepped up efforts to install party cells in them.
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In December 2019, Brin stepped down from his role at Alphabet.
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When he stepped forward, she could identify him as her stepson.
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Luckily for him, his principal stepped in and saved the day.
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In that unenviable position, he stepped up in a big way.
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The federal government has repeatedly stepped in to turbocharge higher education.
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The Chinese government has recently stepped up efforts to isolate Taiwan.
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Snelson stepped out of the room and then heard a bang.
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"I think it's time that a president stepped up," Trump said.
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One by one, the beekeepers stepped up to claim their purchases.
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Cho stepped down last week after just one month in office.
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Aurora Cannabis CEO Terry Booth has stepped down from his role.
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It stepped down in 20143 after a string of political assassinations.
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The industry has stepped up efforts to forge a coordinated response.
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Both the United States and China have stepped in to mediate.
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Burt&aposs Bees Baby has stepped up the infant style game!
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Porter stepped out for WorldPride NYC in a flowing rainbow gown.
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A man in a blue suit stepped out of the truck.
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Shortly after, he stepped outside to compose himself, overwhelmed with grief.
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On Monday, Pratt and Schwarzenegger stepped out for dinner in London.
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But this is certainly the moment he stepped into the spotlight.
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Tong had already stepped down from his duties at the school.
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It also follows stepped-up United States sanctions against North Korea.
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On Tuesday, he stepped down as manager of the England team.
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He may get asked to be stepped down, here&aposs why.
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BD stepped away from it in the middle of the airport!!
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Zeleke stepped down as managing director of ESAT in early 2016.
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Well, now Reigns has gone and stepped in Game of Thrones.
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He really stepped up and he really became a true man.
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Gavin stepped into the shadowed lounge and eased the door shut.
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Edward stepped aside, and his younger brother George took the crown.
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In 2017, she stepped away from wrestling due to neck injuries.
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"She stepped away and almost forgot about it herself," Hanks said.
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The FTC stepped in shortly afterwards to look into these violations.
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"I stepped into a thing that was already made," she says.
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But amid the sparring, Tyler Cameron stepped in to defend her.
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A red-faced maître d' stepped up and lifted a handkerchief.
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She stepped into his life and she was everything he needed.
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It's been tested to handle drops, kicks and being stepped on.
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In the Polisario, Tehran saw an opportunity, so it stepped in.
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Zinke stepped down as interior secretary at the end of 2018.
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She stepped away from him, and then things got really bizarre.
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Moonves stepped down as chairman and CEO amid sexual misconduct allegations.
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PDT Other transportation companies have stepped in to help stuck travelers.
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Then he placed it on the floor and stepped on it.
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When Showtime passed, the CW stepped in to save the day.
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Days later, Agnew pleaded guilty to tax evasion and stepped down.
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With Ratjen apparently unwilling to tell his story, others stepped in.
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The Duchess of Camrbrige stepped out in a floral-decked hat.
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He also stepped down from his post as a state constable.
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Maybe it's time other dating apps stepped up their security game.
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We stepped onto the property and I knew, This is it.
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Otherwise, when I stepped onto the court I felt completely fine.
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Earlier this month America stepped up its tariffs on Chinese imports.
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And the moment he stepped in, everything changed about the election.
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A video producer stepped in to handle the technical aspects, too.
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With stepped up immigration enforcement, we're hearing that facilities are overcrowded.
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The director stepped away from the scene as they began filming.
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Read on for a look at the stars who stepped out.
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It felt like anywhere I stepped next was full of landmines.
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A woman recently stepped down as head of its biggest bank.
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"And then Kanye stepped up, so he'll be there," Michaels added.
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VICE: Do you remember exactly when you first stepped inside Carandiru?
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Qi Lu stepped down from Microsoft last year, citing health reasons.
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One of the other kids stepped on his foot during practice.
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Udacity CEO Vishal Makhijani left in October and Thrun stepped in.
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As usual, social media users stepped up to mark the occasion.
|
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Instead, she stepped out wearing a $65 dress from Topshop Maternity.
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He stepped down as chief executive in 2003, the Times reported.
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Eventually, even federal government officials stepped in and deported some Chinese.
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Former Sony chief Amy Pascal stepped up when Heath Ledger died.
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He stepped down in 2018 and is considering running for president.
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Mugabe stepped down in November under military and ruling party pressure.
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The bullpen came in and stepped up in a huge way.
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Urban Meyer stepped down as Ohio State head coach on Tuesday.
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It was like I stepped back and saw the hamster wheel.
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Kate Middleton also stepped out for a royal outing on Tuesday.
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I stepped away from hiding behind a fabricated version of myself.
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The soldiers tied the ropes to the machine and stepped back.
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Well done!' said the second as his friend stepped back again.
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Eventually, cloud host DigitalOcean stepped in and took the database offline.
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GE CEO Larry Culp, who just stepped into the role Oct.
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John Conyers, who stepped down in December amid sexual harassment allegations.
|
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After the storm passed, she stepped outside and saw extensive damage.
|
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A few others also stepped in to set the record straight.
|
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Nontraditional lenders have stepped in to fill some of this gap.
|
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Steve Bannon has stepped down as executive chairman of Breitbart News.
|
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Trump looking model-perfect as she stepped out of an SUV.
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The blast occurred when children stepped accidentally walked over a landmine.
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President-elect Donald Trump also stepped into the online sales excitement.
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And longtime chief financial officer David Wells stepped down in August.
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Thea Lee, an economist with the AFL-CIO, also stepped down.
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She sobbed and tried to hug him, but he stepped away.
|
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When Ian Grillot stepped in, he was allegedly shot, as well.
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Whitbread stepped down last month after five years in the post.
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He stepped down as CEO in October, citing unspecified personal reasons.
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Under pressure from the investigation, Kengeter stepped down in October 2017.
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Tom Rooney, declined to say whether Nunes should have stepped aside.
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When Clinton stepped in to defend herself, she ended up struggling.
|
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Kurt Russell stepped up to defend James Gunn on Saturday night.
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Then he stepped behind the three-point line to start shooting.
|
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When the fighters stepped between the ropes the action was frenetic.
|
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Now, Minaj has stepped in to help keep the streak going.
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But just hours later, Hart stepped down and delivered an apology.
|
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Prime Minister Najib Razak also stepped in to calm the waters.
|
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Apple Pay has only just recently stepped into the competitive arena.
|
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It was so crushing, England's coach stepped down after the match.
|
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An Uber spokesperson confirmed to TechCrunch that Kalanick has stepped down.
|
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With Eric by her side, she stepped into the doctor's office.
|
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When the other kid stepped in, Dean allegedly choked him too.
|
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Toner said those talks continued despite stepped up Russian-Iranian cooperation.
|
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Their entire community also stepped in to help care for Dominique.
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The government has stepped in as the employer of last resort.
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" Her husband also stepped in, commenting, "I can attest… same nose.
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How easily you've stepped into yourself with powerful intuition and confidence.
|
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Opposition lawmakers have stepped up their calls for Inada to resign.
|
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The floor of the studio shifted as Iz stepped on it.
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"He stepped it up a little bit," manager Terry Collins said.
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Chinese authorities have also stepped up efforts to limit cryptocurrency trading.
|
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But before long, Munn stepped in to shut down the rumor.
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Afterward, the FBI stepped up its investigation of the bank employees.
|
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And on Friday, even a prominent family stepped into the ring.
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"We stepped up to the challenge," Blues defenseman Alex Pietrangelo said.
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He stepped near the grave, leaned over and spat on it.
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Cerreti packed up her files and stepped out of the room.
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From the moment I stepped into GUM, I was pleasantly surprised.
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As these drawdowns have taken place, South Korea has stepped up.
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Two men stepped out and angrily demanded that the media leave.
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The first time Brown stepped in, Lawler swung for the fences.
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But once he stepped back into that world, the itch returned.
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" I finally stepped in and said, "We have to show respect.
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State banks stepped in aggressively to defend that level in December.
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Kalanick later criticized the ban and stepped down from the council.
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After another tape came out, I stepped back into the booth.
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Ayers stepped away from the firm to work in the administration.
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A security guard then stepped in, pushing the girl's hand away.
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Huerta stepped down from UFW and founded the Dolores Huerta Foundation.
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In recent months, Houthis have stepped up missile attacks targeting Riyadh.
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Wearing a favorite Blackhawks shirt and nice jeans, Thomas stepped outside.
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He stepped aside in 2003 but continued meddling (from the sidelines).
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A man wearing a Vietnam veteran shirt stepped forward to intervene.
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Kadri Veseli, who stepped down as parliament speaker after an Oct.
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But for Meghan, the othering has been stepped up a gear.
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Lee stepped down from his post, Disney said in a statement.
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If indictments follow, it could be a sign Whitaker stepped back.
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Every time I stepped on the ice, that guy was there.
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Hammond adjusted his cowboy hat as he stepped out the cab.
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China has stepped up its Brazilian imports to fill the gap.
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Tim Cook was the commencement speaker and he really stepped out.
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A senator, several congressmen and Britain's defence secretary all stepped down.
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In January, CEO Marissa Mayer stepped down from the company's board.
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Egypt has also stepped in to defuse the potentially explosive situation.
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I felt that I'd stepped into a limitless and dangerous world.
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When Ms. Kowroski stepped onstage, she cut a fragile, vulnerable figure.
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We stepped into the chilly baronial dusk of its front hall.
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Its CEO Mark Light stepped down this summer for health reasons.
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The previous minister, Hisham Arafat, stepped down immediately after the Feb.
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Earlier this week, Bannon stepped down as chairman of Breitbart News.
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Neumann stepped down from his role as CEO on September 24.
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This Catwoman looked like she stepped right out of "Batman Returns."
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This Chappie look like he stepped right out of the movie.
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I stepped inside to see what the store had to offer.
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Wynn stepped down earlier this year as the RNC's finance chairman.
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The first time we tried, I stepped without confidence and stumbled.
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Podesta hasn't been charged but stepped down from his lobbying firm.
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In June, China again stepped into a vacuum left by Trump.
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That's when the dynamic daddy duo Skipper and Ping stepped in.
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I bought a ticket and stepped outside to survey the grounds.
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So hopes were high as the finalists stepped to the blocks.
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Now two officers stepped out of their patrol car and approached.
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Local lobbying efforts on the issue are also being stepped up.
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Baldwin then stepped in again to try to defuse the situation.
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Lamar stepped in for an assist on "Freedom," also from Lemonade.
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Later administrations stepped even further away from a legally binding treaty.
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Mr. Ailes, who denied the allegations, stepped down 1.23 days ago.
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He stepped down last year but remains on the company's board.
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He stepped down in 2017 to concentrate on his wrestling career.
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States have stepped up their cybersecurity protections ahead of the Nov.
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Mubarak and Ali stepped down; Gaddafi and Saleh ended up dead.
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Ghosn out: Carlos Ghosn has stepped down as head of Renault.
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McCarthy stepped down as chairman for the duration of the proceedings.
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He stepped aside, waiting for the snake to make its move.
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Instead, I stepped on the third rail of Southern home cooking.
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Jeffrey stepped carefully over a log, wary of dirtying his sneakers.
|
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Moreover, his response side-stepped the question of body representation entirely.
|
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The corporate titans who comprised his business advisory council stepped down.
|
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But he stepped away only from their management, not their profits.
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But the White House has stepped away from that policy document.
|
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Analysts noted authorities had stepped up yuan defense in recent days.
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He later stepped down as chairman of Breitbart in January 2018.
|
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Bannon has since stepped down as the head of Breitbart News.
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She denies the charge but stepped down from the top spot.
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Later that day, she stepped out in yet another colorful jacket.
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After 13 years at the helm, he stepped down in May.
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And foreign banks have stepped in on some of the deals.
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In July, Hart denied reports he had stepped out on Parrish.
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Florida Senate Republicans have stepped up their efforts to persuade Sen.
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When Sarah Paulson stepped into Marcia Clark's shoes for People v.
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When she stepped forward to receive her diploma, Dillon got booed .
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Since losing Gharyan he has stepped up his bombardment of Tripoli.
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He stepped down as leader of the Social Democrats in 1987.
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Hickey has stepped aside from his Olympic positions during the investigation.
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My professors would have stepped out to give her some privacy.
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Al Sharpton stepped forth, with a salivating national media behind him.
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Both men had stepped down from the board in recent months.
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Well, not stepped aside entirely, since the groups share several performers.
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The school resource officer then stepped in and disarmed the student.
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Ms. O'Farrell claimed later that she deliberately stepped out of sight.
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But, mostly, I just stepped into places I thought looked interesting.
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Two Anglo-American churches stepped up, one of them Central Christian.
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Here, seven people describe why they stepped out of the race.
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Shine stepped down as co-president at Fox News in 2017.
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Where science failed, prejudice stepped in and observation yielded to opinion.
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And he inherited, he stepped into, a very, very complicated platform.
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The delivering doctor just stepped aside and let Dallas take over.
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I wasn't a minor, but their reaction was they stepped up.
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Even when we were down, they stepped up and did that.
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Investors have stepped back before Friday's U.S. non-farm payrolls data.
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Vietnam has in recent months stepped up measures to silence critics.
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Trump stepped on and off the podium, riffing with his aides.
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Clearly, this very real issue needed addressing, and Lee stepped up.
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But, unequivocally, Coleman stepped out of bounds at the 2-yardline.
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Neumann, who stepped down in September, will reportedly get $1.7 billion.
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He stepped down from the force in 2012 after 26 years.
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Most of them have never stepped foot in the Palestinian territories.
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He stepped down in 2012, following an inquiry from ABC News.
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But the DCCC has stepped up its recruiting efforts in Rep.
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The firm cancelled its IPO, and Neumann stepped down as CEO.
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That's when I stepped forward to provide another set of eyes.
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Volunteers from all walks of life stepped up to provide assistance.
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But other guys stepped up and made big plays as well.
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He pushed the door open and stepped over James Closs' body.
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Different guys stepped up and made plays when we needed to.
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Near the end, teachers stepped onto the stage to deliver speeches.
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Then a man stepped through a swinging door into the room.
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Kieran Trippier just stepped up and took it like a pro.
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The next morning, he stepped into his Senate office with news.
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Then I reached for my keys and stepped into the rain.
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By Monday night, Matthews stepped down as the anchor of Hardball.
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Unicef stepped in again to help with the sewage plant's operation.
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I took a deep breath, steeled myself and stepped back in.
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Bob Weinstein stepped down from the company's board in mid-July.
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But one giant German bank stepped up as a willing partner.
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I felt it as soon as I stepped off the elevator.
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When he stepped off a flight in New York on Jan.
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And a similar number had never once stepped foot inside Iran.
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When the Iraqi Army fled the battlefield, these militias stepped in.
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Two top officials, including the founder, Juan Sanchez, have stepped down.
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He stepped down from the board less than a year later.
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Then a judge stepped in and blocked the changes, for now.
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I feel like I've stepped on another level, a better level.
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Ricardo Rosselló stepped down last week, was sworn in Wednesday afternoon.
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When Rittidet stepped into the ring again, it was with reluctance.
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Brown and Addario got out and stepped over to the fence.
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I carefully stepped to where Dee and his family were seated.
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In 2017, a chairwoman stepped down amid a lead paint scandal.
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The Justice Department stepped in afterward, according to the securities filing.
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Mr. Dobard stepped down from the Recovery School District last year.
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But their families, friends and even strangers stepped in to help.
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Stanley Fischer stepped down as the Fed's vice chairman in October.
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Ms. Gili stepped down earlier this year to return to Spain.
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Stepped vineyards curve around the hillsides that join the five towns.
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As attorney general, Jeff Sessions stepped up enforcement against marijuana crimes.
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It was one of his last actions before he stepped down.
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Mr. Yamamoto stepped down that year after five years as chairman.
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Almost immediately, Chinese government censors stepped in to quash the movement.
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Lampert stepped down as CEO when Sears filed for bankruptcy Oct.
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Ghislain d'Humières stepped down as CEO of the Speed Art Museum.
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"Oh, shut up," she said, as she stepped into her S.U.V.
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Vila stepped down from the Catalan cabinet before the independence declaration.
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"I guess this year we really stepped up," Ms. Lipa said.
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Mr. Batali stepped aside from managing his restaurants, pending an investigation.
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"We learned our lesson and we stepped in immediately," he said.
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She stepped down as party leader last year, citing ill health.
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The previous administrator, Charles F. Bolden Jr., stepped down on Jan.
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I stepped inside the no-man's land between the two countries.
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Since the strikes, both sides have stepped back from the brink.
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Collins stepped down last month after seven years in the job.
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Its founder, Howard Schultz, stepped down as executive chairman in June.
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When Gephardt stepped down a year later, she became minority leader.
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Once they finally stepped on, they planted themselves on the left.
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I opened the door and stepped out,Wind in the branches.
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On that day in Genoa, my family stepped up to help.
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" "Short-term, stair-stepped subsidies are a poor remedy for trade.
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Slowly, tentatively, I opened the door and stepped into the hallway.
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And it is significant that no other accusers have stepped forward.
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"Oh, God," I whimpered as I stepped into a foreboding temple.
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Our richest citizens have stepped up in a big way, too.
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He stepped into the head coaching role in January of 2019.
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When they first took over, they stepped gingerly around Fox News.
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I was just 20 when I first stepped outside the law.
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But new places like Piatto Romano in Testaccio had stepped up.
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Two weeks earlier, Mario Longhi of U.S. Steel abruptly stepped down.
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Key partners like Visa and Mastercard have stepped away from it.
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The central government, once it stepped in, has been more decisive.
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The design museum did not say why Caroline Baumann stepped down.
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By Monday evening, at least two other C.E.O.s had stepped forward.
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But after 973 long, painful days of protest, Mubarak stepped down.
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McDermott: There were so many press requests happening, we stepped back.
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Some jawing continued before James stepped in to pull Thompson away.
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Several board members also stepped down at the behest of investors.
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President Trump stepped aside and Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan marched forward.
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The Iranian regime has stepped up executions dramatically in recent years.
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When the lights went up I stepped into my onstage persona.
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Na'im stepped into the hallway rather than let the police inside.
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Ross Stores' management team has also stepped up defending its turf.
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I opened the yard door and stepped out into the lane.
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A male astronaut stepped in to help complete the mission instead.
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Ma stepped down as Executive Chairman of Alibaba in Sept. 2019.
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Frank Guedea said the stepped-up security makes him feel safer.
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North Korea has stepped up weapons tests over the past year.
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Sanders has stepped up his attacks on Clinton in recent weeks.
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That's when technology and a little bit of luck stepped in.
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Redstone, who stepped down from Viacom's board of directors on Dec.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk previously stepped down from the Trump council.
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Ahead of Sunday's rally, police stepped up security in the city.
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That is where businesses like Drop Top Customs have stepped in.
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I took an art class; I stepped up my fiction reading.
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He has stepped into our flaws and stretched open our shame.
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In recent years he had stepped away from running the team.
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Unemployment has gone down because private sector companies have stepped up.
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Then Giselle Burgess stepped in with the idea of a troop.
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When Mr. Fusaro stepped into the elevator, he saw shell casings.
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At the soldiers' encouragement, he stepped hesitantly forward into the street.
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I was 9 when I first stepped into a Swedish school.
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The brand first stepped out as a women's cigarette in 1924.
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But when she stepped out, a sense of dread overcame her.
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Their mother, distraught, stepped behind the tent, trying to steady herself.
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When Chairman Mao Zedong stepped forward in Tiananmen Square on Oct.
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Congress should have stepped in long ago with serious immigration reform.
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After I had waited 30 minutes, Spicer stepped out and apologized.
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Mr. Brown took office after his predecessor, Tony Blair, stepped aside.
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That&aposs when Styles stepped in to offer a helping hand.
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He's only stepped aside to pursue other acting jobs, he said.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) – and candidates who stepped away from it.
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Robert Bentley stepped down and pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor charges.
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Elizabeth Warren side-stepped an obvious trap to spat with Sen.
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"Absolutely," Bannon said when asked if Cohn should have stepped down.
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Things weren't falling into place, so he stepped up his efforts.
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After the birth, volunteer "cuddlers" stepped in when parents were unavailable.
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Charles Lin has stepped down as Vanguard Group's head of Asia.
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Both sides now appear to have stepped back from military actions.
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Airports worldwide have stepped up the screening of passengers from China.
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After the company filed for bankruptcy, Lampert stepped down as CEO.
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That's when Danny Green and the Spurs' supporting cast stepped up.
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Neither party has stepped forward to increase revenue or reduce spending.
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The fallout is just beginning • USA Gymnastics' board has stepped down.
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He later stepped down over accusations of a conflict of interest.
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The bishop has stepped down temporarily, but he denies the accusations.
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Up stepped Mr. Giuliani, who said he would serve without pay.
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Eight employees of SAC fell, but Cohen stepped away virtually untouched.
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Kris Stubna stepped up to the altar to deliver his homily.
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But Facebook has recently stepped up its ambitions in virtual reality.
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In November 2018, longtime Premier League CEO Richard Scudamore stepped down.
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Thank God Isaiah (Cousins) stepped up and made a big shot.
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He has stepped down from his company and television show indefinitely.
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Then in stepped Schooler for the defensive play of the game.
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No other sector has stepped up to move the market forward.
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A gunman stepped into the Pittsburgh synagogue as congregants observed Shabbat.
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But that's when the director of National Intelligence (DNI) stepped in.
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With the entire cast encouraging him to apologize, Horstmann stepped up.
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Kelly cashed the check, stepped into the front office, and cried.
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Ten weeks have sped by very quickly since Skipper stepped down.
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I stepped in, and I&aposve been playing Santa ever since.
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So we took a big risk, stepped in, and saved Flickr.
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MbZ stepped up as the U.S. prepared to go to war.
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The Treasury Department stepped in with a major bailout that July.
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Since the disputed election, security forces have stepped up their presence.
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He didn't make history; he only stepped in front of it.
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After Hibshman, fellow Stoneman Douglas senior Hannah Karcinell, 18, stepped up.
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But on Thursday, the administration stepped in to stop the plan.
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By the end of September, Neumann had stepped down as CEO.
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The Supreme Court stepped in and put the execution on hold.
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The doors opened, and he stepped forward with his head down . . .
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She said the Supreme Court should not have stepped in yet.
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Now, for his White House bid, he has stepped aside again.
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Eventually, courts stepped in to put an end to these practices.
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Hart had stepped down after refusing to apologize for homophobic jokes.
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This happened to Julia before she even stepped on Berkeley's campus.
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A day earlier, its commissioner, Gladys Carrión, had abruptly stepped down.
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Governments have stepped up their calls for an encryption back door.
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Natasha Korecki: Biden faded tonight as Warren stepped into the limelight.
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Stock is up around 400% since the new CEO stepped in.
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The founder stepped down as director following his arrest in Taiwan.
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Trump stepped down from running his business when he became president.
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Maguire became acting director after Coats stepped down in July 2019.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen greeted the passengers as they stepped off.
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I stepped up to the counter happily and asked for one.
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And at the nail salon, they will encounter stepped-up precautions.
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Several local governments have stepped up efforts to restrict such guns.
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I briefly stepped into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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"I stepped in between to pray," Nathan Phillips said on Sunday.
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At some parks, volunteers have stepped in to help with cleanup.
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Restoration efforts have been stepped up since the early 19th century.
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Michiko Kakutani stepped down as our chief book critic in July.
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In the Trump era, James has stepped up his political actions.
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Rowe stepped in front of Julian Edelman to make his play.
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He stepped in when the teams or drivers had a dispute.
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A woman with a plump face and dark eyes stepped out.
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Once again, Bandcamp has stepped up, and made their stance known.
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Bruce Berkowitz, Fairholme's founder, stepped down from Sears' board in 2017.
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He stepped on the scale with his back to the audience.
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She nodded, and without another word stepped onto the moving walkway.
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They only occasionally stepped in to tell people to keep moving.
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Since then, the program has stepped up a notch in ambition.
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Earlier this week, Walmart stepped up its online battle with Amazon.
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His agent stepped forward, indicating that there would be no questions.
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But then the state AGs stepped in to force Trump's hand.
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David Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer, eventually stepped off Uber's board.
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Many teachers who stepped up to the microphone voiced similar views.
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He stepped down in 2013 and has since become a lobbyist.
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"I stopped, stepped to the side, let people off the train when the doors opened, and a female and male stepped off, and the girl walked right past me and stepped to the side to give me room, and she held the mace directly to my eye and just sprayed it in my eye," one of the victims told ABC7.
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Both new deployments were approved by acting Secretary of Defense Richard Spencer, who stepped into his role on Monday after his predecessor Mark Esper stepped down to allow himself to be formally nominated for the role.
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When she stepped out of the shower she stepped out of the resolution she had silently come to when she opened the door and saw that nobody had been in the apartment since she'd left it.
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And they really stepped up and stepped out of their fear and saw exactly how the world has changed and the threat of the walkers, especially in those great numbers face to face just trampling their community.
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He "just heard her...with my ears," and stepped in to help.
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His popularity sagging, Mr. Jibril had stepped down as transitional prime minister.
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Trent Franks stepped down after allegations of harassment surfaced; others like Rep.
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Add to that, it also recently stepped into the personal fundraising space.
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He has stepped into a vacuum, and LGBTQ activists now revere him.
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The firm's CEO, chairwoman and several directors stepped down following the revelations.
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Meghan Markle stepped out for her first solo royal engagement on Tuesday.
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"But I think it&aposs close to time that we stepped in."
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But as I stepped further in, I surrendered to the internal space.
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"When I was pregnant, I stepped away from any modeling," Teigen says.
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Nooyi stepped down from her job as PepsiCo's chief executive in October.
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Longtime PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi stepped down from her position last October.
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The collapse of negotiations was followed by stepped-up fighting across Yemen.
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But Polaroid has stepped it up big time with a new model.
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Visa head Charlie Scharf stepped down for personal reasons, effective Dec. 1.
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From what I understand the American people stepped up to help you.
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But our relievers stepped up huge and our offense pulled it through.
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Everybody has stepped up to the plate to help pull this off.
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But wait, Facebook just stepped in and dropped its new data policy.
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She was eventually able to obtain the abortion once court stepped in.
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Lt. General Joseph Keith Kellogg stepped in as acting national security adviser.
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She stepped away from the spotlight when she became pregnant in 2007.
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Once the company stepped in, though, it became a large-scale event.
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So we stepped in to help purchase the rest of his materials.
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His deputy, Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus also stepped down in protest.
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Tandy stepped up and in, then they were alone inside the pax.
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He stepped down as president this year after 38 years in power.
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He stepped down in July 2017 after completing his three-year tour.
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That's when Timberlake and Biel stepped in to offer up their home.
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Dozens of celebrities have stepped to the forefront to combat police brutality.
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Maude Gorman stepped down from a pageant competition over a #MeToo joke.
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He stepped down last week from President Donald Trump's economic advisory council.
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Howard "Gordy" Clewell stepped down last week from the Wisconsin American Legion.
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Saturday morning, I stepped into a sea of protesters wearing vagina hats.
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HENRY: That they stepped up to show that they were being tougher.
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They stepped forward, and the rest of the contestants departed the stage.
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Since those comments, though, Fidelity has stepped in to fill that void.
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The second they stepped through the doors, the room exploded in applause.
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The federal government stepped in and allowed innovation and competition to flourish.
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Margaryan did not explain in a statement why he had stepped down.
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Halsey stepped in and decided her grandson would not return to Yonkers.
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The company's top security and information executives stepped down earlier in September.
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"And then Kanye [West] stepped up, so he'll be there," Michaels added.
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The Justice Department has stepped up enforcement efforts to combat the problem.
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In recent years, the SEC has stepped up its scrutiny regarding whistleblowers.
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The new sales came after Rosneft stepped up marketing efforts in May.
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Creator Brian Yorkey has already stepped forward to defend Tyler's rape scene.
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He had also stepped down as chairman of Chinalco's listed unit Chalco.
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Her older sister Scout stepped in to help, and she started treatment.
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Then Romney stepped over a San Andreas-size national political fault line.
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The abuse wasn't reported until 85033, the year when he stepped down.
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Here are the groups that have stepped in to help them out.
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"Thank you for the way that everybody has stepped up," he said.
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Now that they have actually been released, things have stepped up considerably.
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But it's not like I could have just blithely stepped over them.
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On Friday, Holmes also reportedly stepped down as CEO following the charges.
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The duo first stepped out as a pair back in March 2015.
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