He looks like he stepped out of an REI catalog.
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You stepped out of my dreams and into my world.
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I stepped out of my classroom into the large hallway.
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I stepped out of the meeting to take the call.
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I haven't stepped out of the house in six days.
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Colonel Rayyan stepped out of a vehicle and greeted Mezher.
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First, the driver stepped out of the van, gun raised.
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Beverley barely caught it, but eventually stepped out of bounds.
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Snelson stepped out of the room and then heard a bang.
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A man in a blue suit stepped out of the truck.
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Trump looking model-perfect as she stepped out of an SUV.
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Cerreti packed up her files and stepped out of the room.
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Now two officers stepped out of their patrol car and approached.
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Ms. O'Farrell claimed later that she deliberately stepped out of sight.
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Here, seven people describe why they stepped out of the race.
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But, unequivocally, Coleman stepped out of bounds at the 2-yardline.
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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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"They had not once stepped out of the brick kilns," he said.
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About five inmates stepped out of the cell, security camera footage showed.
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The barber stepped out of the way, and the men began shooting.
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When Valev stepped out of his car, his employees swarmed around him.
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Together they stepped out of the shadows and onto the blazing beach.
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Both had stepped out of the work force to raise their children.
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"She stepped out of the car and her jaw dropped," Bishop says.
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He looks like he just stepped out of a vat of Guinness.
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As they stepped out of the airport, Martin-Gidonez's relief was palpable.
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Stone felt he'd stepped out of black and white and into color.
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He landed the first and stepped out of the second one slightly.
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He stepped out of his house to investigate and heard shots again.
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General Raziq had just stepped out of the room before the attack.
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He looked like he had just stepped out of the 16th century.
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A little dazed, I stepped out of the museum into blazing sunlight.
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"Always looked like someone that stepped out of a magazine," he said.
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As the argument grew heated, all three stepped out of their cars.
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When I stepped out of the subway station my heart was racing.
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Authorities said he then stepped out of his vehicle and fatally shot himself.
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Do you think he stepped out of line at all in that interview?
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I just think he looks like he stepped out of 50 Shades pic.twitter.
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They stepped out of the car to take in the beautiful July day.
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She stepped out of the alcove in which the film was being projected.
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Then Marie stepped out of the room and locked the door behind her.
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It was so clear to me that I had stepped out of place.
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But he fell on Quad No. 1 and stepped out of a combo.
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We got a fucking good hiding [beating] when we stepped out of line.
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When she stepped out of the shower, the woman handed her a towel.
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Replays showed the Harry had not stepped out of bounds and did score.
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Adam could have stepped out of a Dutch or Flemish or Italian painting.
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On the far side of the river, they stepped out of the woods.
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At West 54th Street and Eighth Avenue, we stepped out of the cab.
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Especially with the EP, I stepped out of my comfort zone a lot.
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He stepped out of the car at a stop light and immediately felt better.
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He stepped out of the delivery room to meet me in a hospital hallway.
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About a minute into the video, the man stepped out of the passenger's seat.
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Gillum stepped out of an SUV and introduced himself as the mayor of Tallahassee.
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When SuperCreep stepped out of line and got too creepy, he was quickly muted.
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"I need to pee," Hess said as they stepped out of the metro station.
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It's safe to say Bella Hadid has fully stepped out of her sister's shadow.
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He was someone who could have just stepped out of a Norman Rockwell painting.
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One day, they stepped out of the train and there he was, bags packed.
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There's no perfect way to find out your partner stepped out of your relationship.
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When he stepped out of the trees the horses, all at once, left off.
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As he stepped out of his office, a group of Lebanese business owners pounced.
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Then he confronted her about it right when he stepped out of the limo!
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Hinda stepped out of the line and announced that her husband was a furrier.
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And with a guy who has never stepped out of China for a day?
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They stepped out of a car, walked up to the gate and started shooting.
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When Duop stepped out of the truck, tears burst out of his mother's eyes.
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Jim, who looks like he stepped out of a Caravaggio painting, fits right in.
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When Lucy's mother stepped out of the car, he took her hand and bowed.
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Trader Tim Seymour stepped out of the FANG stocks and said he likes T-Mobile.
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Steve Cortesi witnessed the carnage when he stepped out of his building for a smoke.
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Rani was shot after she stepped out of a rickshaw with her sister-in-law.
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"I stepped out of my comfort zone for this one," Diesel admitted on his Instagram.
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It put a stake in the ground and stepped out of Apple and Samsung's shadows.
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I stepped out of the shower a changed woman—a worse woman, but changed nonetheless.
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The years of damage and abuse vanished the moment I stepped out of the shower.
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Later, Minaj blew kisses to the crowd as she stepped out of the Plaza Hotel.
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It's as though these bizarre, cartoonish people have stepped out of her dreams, or nightmares.
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Martinez stepped out of the batter's box continued to talk until Everitt threw him out.
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"I stepped out of my comfort zone for this one, haha," he wrote on Instagram.
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He stepped out of the war game realm and developed games about pirates and zombies.
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It may be possible that these two yield-estimating procedures have stepped out of sync.
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I stepped out of the shower with skin that looked bright, alive, and blackhead-free.
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So when York stepped out of Oracle he decided to hang his shingle as York.
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"My work stepped out of the contours of socialist realism," Hila told Reuters in Tirana.
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I stepped out of the car and got my first peek at the famous barn.
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Tears began streaming down Juana's face as soon as she stepped out of the car.
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Darweesh stepped out of the terminal, beaming, arm in arm with representatives Velázquez and Nadler.
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The three of us stepped out of the bandstand and went glitching into the sunlight.
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At one point, Belt stepped out of the batter's box and took a deep breath.
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A few men seem to have stepped out of work, two wearing fry-cook hats.
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She stepped out of bounds on her bread-and-butter floor routine — a big penalty.
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When I stepped out of the water, I couldn't wipe the smile from my face.
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Romney looked up at the gallery and then he and Starr stepped out of view.
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When he stepped out of his SUV, three Iraqi guards turned him around at gunpoint.
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The officials, however, ruled that Harry stepped out of bounds at the 27-yard line.
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Monroe was believed to have stepped out of the car to help Jackson, police said.
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I didn't see or hear anybody else around when I stepped out of the elevators.
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Patrick stepped out of the room and padded down a hallway in his bare feet.
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When she stepped out of the shower, she said, the woman handed her a towel.
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And when he stepped out of his car, Sant noticed Daphne had been blown apart.
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Lucky for Hannah, she had Danielle to prep her before she stepped out of that limo.
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Doe claims that immediately after their unprotected sex, Sheen stepped out of the room to smoke.
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Ruffalo, with distinguished gray sideburns, looks like he just stepped out of a Warby Parker store.
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So that morning, just after daylight, I stepped out of the trees into an open meadow.
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One day last November, the woman&aposs 19-year-old daughter stepped out of their home.
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The moment I stepped out of it, this was the stream of consciousness I typed out.
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If anything, I looked like I'd stepped out of a time machine, not a tour bus.
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As he and his wife stepped out of their car, Mr Elmer was taken into custody.
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Even Anne Hathaway got in on the meme game before anyone stepped out of a limo.
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At that point, he stepped out of his car and shot into the car several times.
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The two words were met with silence -- McCain had stepped out of the room minutes before.
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Big, Bigger, Biggest After a quick examination, the young doctor stepped out of the exam room.
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He stepped out of the elevator, and I watched the doors close behind his slumped shoulders.
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On the red carpet, Adriana Lima looked as though she just stepped out of a pool.
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The Trump administration stepped out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership that sought to contain China economically.
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When Kate stepped out of that carriage and walked up those stairs, I was blown away.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Francisco Mejia stepped out of the clubhouse and into the dugout with little fanfare.
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When I stepped out of the dressing room wearing them, two sales clerks complimented me warmly.
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The couple initially pulled over, but sped off when the officers stepped out of their car.
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Both Monsignor Ricca and Monsignor Charamsa had sinned, but only one had stepped out of line.
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She had just stepped out of a theater in New Delhi on a recent muggy afternoon.
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She woke her father, Michael, 55, who stepped out of bed into a foot of water.
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I stepped out of the train station in Scarsdale to a bright and sunny spring morning.
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However, Shane Gatling made the shot after Wright stepped out of bounds against a UCLA trap.
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"On Endemol Shine, we stepped out of the process," CEO Bert Habets said in an interview.
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Bella Hadid looked like she stepped out of the &apos70s while in Paris, France, this week.
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She stepped out of cars and hotels looking like everything from Professor Trelawney to a giant hairball.
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" The race participant "stepped out of the race within the first mile and reported having chest pains.
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Locals stepped out of stores and houses upon hearing the gunfire, curious to see what was happening.
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He said when he stepped out of the bathroom she came at him with a hunting knife.
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The grandmother, Nita Coburn, stepped out of the car to help the woman into the emergency room.
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Sadly, as soon as they stepped out of their rental car, paparazzi were there with their cameras.
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These include minor characters from Harry Potter that look like they just stepped out of the movie.
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Bottom line: Birdman feels Rick stepped out of line, and needs to put some respeck on it!
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Fortunately, Alonso was unscathed, and stepped out of the utterly destroyed vehicle seconds after the dust settled.
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James stepped out of bounds on a drive to the basket with less than two seconds left.
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The president stepped out of his car in Moskovsky Prospekt Avenue with a bunch of scarlet roses.
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Shortly before the roll call began to be called, McCain briefly stepped out of the Senate chamber.
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After the confessions, Hadid and the detectives stepped out of the interrogation room and hugged one another.
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Crime Scene Devin Reams stepped out of the bar where his girlfriend works into the afternoon heat.
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A security guard who stepped out of a patrol vehicle was killed by a tiger in 2014.
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Several times I've stepped out of the abode, armed only with a flashlight, to investigate a noise.
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Now, finally, the purchaser has stepped out of the shadows, and revealed himself to be... John Oliver.
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They just used to make fun of me, like every time I stepped out of my room.
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One afternoon, a smartly dressed woman stepped out of a small S.U.V. and trooped toward the doorway.
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Skarsgård is a physical marvel, someone who looks like he just stepped out of a comic book.
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Many of them had worked at the plant since the day they stepped out of high school.
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After Mr. Kelley stepped out of the church, a man outside was waiting with his own rifle.
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During the day, Andrew Funk hoped to educate them whenever they stepped out of their inner sanctum.
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But when he stepped out of the water a half-hour later, his ankles were pouring blood.
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Outside the Iowa City show, Adam Angstead, 46, had stepped out of the theater for a cigarette.
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Eat Jessica B. Harris stepped out of her pink cottage in New Orleans and into the sun.
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Reese stepped out of character to trade places with Tennessee and advance seven slots to choose Bisnowaty.
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I poured myself a glass of wine and stepped out of my room into the chateau's gardens.
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The officers stepped out of the room, leaving the suspect alone with the bag, Captain McMahill said.
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I'm not sure I stepped out of the closet so much as the closet crumbled around me.
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Even before Gonzalez-Zuniga had stepped out of her van, two men had appeared, seemingly out of nowhere.
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Had the refs ruled Parks stepped out of bounds, it could have had huge ramifications on the game.
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Mr Moïse advertised widely and campaigned across the country, looking presidential as he stepped out of his helicopter.
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Her healing began, she says, only when she stepped out of her pain and into her husband's shoes.
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Yet, the terrorists used heavy artillery the moment they stepped out of a cab and into the airport.
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When my boyfriend pulled up in his Jeep, I stepped out of my house and prayed for death.
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He stepped out of a black SUV to the sounds of onlookers shouting, some of whom hurled profanity.
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As soon as he stepped out of his car, he saw Washington, whom he hadn't seen in months.
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Because of the intense tension between him and Maggie, he stepped out of the car for some air.
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Sterling allegedly drove into the passenger side door after Trainer, 27, had stepped out of the police car.
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For the single, Zendaya stepped out of her comfort zone in a major way: She sings in Spanish.
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He said that when he stepped out of the bathroom, she came at him with a hunting knife.
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I stepped out of my dorm on 5th Avenue in time to hear the roar of motorcycles approaching.
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Several hours before Monday's game, Green stepped out of the dugout with Mullee to look around the ballpark.
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He stepped out of the New England winter night and into the afternoon blast of an Arizona summer.
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He stepped out of the wings looking almost diffident in the spotlight, and soloed for two tantalizing choruses.
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Mirren, who was nominated for Best Actress that year, looked like she stepped out of a fairy tale.
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T.J. and John parked at a pull-off, stepped out of the truck and fired up their snowmobiles.
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As Williams extended his arms to reach over the goal line, his left foot stepped out of bounds.
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As the Queen stepped out of the car, accompanied by her husband the Duke of Edinburgh, Lewis fired.
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But because of the tension between him and Maggie, he stepped out of the car for some air.
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Toby Keith stepped out of his comfort zone with one of the best songs ever, ever, ever recorded.
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Yelchin stepped out of his car in the driveway of his Studio City home at around 1:10 a.m.
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"I realized when the door popped open and a woman stepped out of it," passenger Hampton Friedman told CNN.
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In 3 is Dan Tarkanian , the Republican who stepped out of the Senate race at President Trump&aposs request.
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Mr. Rouhani also emphasizes at almost every opportunity how, during his administration, Iran has stepped out of its isolation.
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The play was immediately reviewed as it appeared that Parks stepped out of bounds while running down the sideline.
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He had barely stepped out of the car when shots rang out, sending him leaping back into the vehicle.
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Neither Trump, nor Farage -- who has stepped out of UK politics now -- have a fraction of Churchill's political experience.
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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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But I will never forget the humongous grin on Miyamoto's face when he stepped out of the Titanfall demo.
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"In my view if the President stepped out of it, we could get a budget done Friday," Schumer said.
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" The 58-year-old participant "stepped out of the race within the first mile and reported having chest pains.
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Their relatives cried in joy in court as the men stepped out of a metal cage one by one.
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Brody stepped out of the front passenger seat of their ride, and Josie got out of the back seat.
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It's my view that if the president stepped out of it, we could get a budget done by Friday.
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It's not the first time Ive has stepped out of the Apple realm to design the odd side project.
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But the strongest first impression came moments later, as I stepped out of the elevator to the 20th floor.
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When I stepped out of our tent the next morning, there was a bison grazing about 50 feet away.
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As soon as he stepped out of the truck, Jones later told police, Wallace charged at him, arms flailing.
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But he continued to attack her until they reached the ninth floor, when he stepped out of the elevator.
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Four more witnesses who have immunity -- meaning they, too, may have stepped out of line -- are positioned to testify.
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When I stepped out of the elevator onto the 11th floor, the first thing I noticed was the carpet.
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Blank picture frames also hang in the room, creating the illusion that someone has just stepped out of them.
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He stepped out of the spotlight to re-energize himself and flowed into a yearslong period of spiritual rejuvenation.
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It is not the first time DePodesta has stepped out of the sports world to work on something else.
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And as soon as she stepped out of the limo, the women in the Bachelor mansion panicked — rightfully so.
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Needing to relieve himself, the man stepped out of a bus into the night air of the Syrian desert.
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King, they said, had stepped out of his depth and threatened to undermine the movement by alienating his allies.
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After a decade with Le Corbusier, she stepped out of his shadow into a successful career of her own.
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Soon afterward, a police officer stepped out of his vehicle and asked Nicole to get out of the street.
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So when the 49ers and I struck a deal, I immediately stepped out of the room and called John.
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He stepped out of the trenches, signalling to his men to follow, and was shot in the left shoulder.
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As I stepped out of the Ataturk airport in the euphoria of homecoming, I noticed a tombstone-like tablet.
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On the first morning they were there, Ms. Neff stepped out of the shower and looked for a towel.
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James's heist failed amid complaints he had stepped out of his player's lane and tampered with another team's star.
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As the last mourner left the home, Rukundo stepped out of the car and walked up to her astonished husband.
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And the laughter — entirely cathartic laughter — and applause when Rod stepped out of the car instead, and Chris was saved.
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As you may know, the singer recently stepped out of the spotlight to focus on her physical and mental wellness.
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It holds just the essentials, but makes every outfit look like it stepped out of the most perfect 260s catalogue.
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He allegedly told police that when he stepped out of the vehicle, Nancy drove off with his daughter still inside.
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Because those creators stepped out of the way or, more precisely, were not important in the growth of those technologies.
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Meghan Markle may have stepped out of the spotlight to focus on motherhood, but she certainly isn't doing it alone.
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He has stepped out of the spotlight in recent years, opting instead for a quieter life, living mostly in France.
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These entrepreneurs have stepped out of the unemployment line and into the line of job creation — for themselves and others.
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He stepped out of the dugout for a curtain call and soaked in the raucous applause from the Pittsburgh crowd.
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She had stepped out of her house after hearing commotion on the street during protests following Burhan's death, she explained.
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Op-Ed Contributor RIO DE JANEIRO — As soon as I stepped out of Galeão International Airport, the stench hit me.
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They had barely stepped out of the park when their ears rang with a deafening explosion and the ground shook.
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Mattis stepped out of a helicopter, wearing a helmet and sunglasses, and joined a group of officers waiting for him.
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At a rest stop, a man in his fifties stepped out of a white S.U.V. and eyed the van hungrily.
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A lot has changed at Coi since its chef and owner Daniel Patterson stepped out of the kitchen last year.
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Mr. DeFazio said he stepped out of a hearing on Wednesday morning to speak with Mr. Elwell about the plane.
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Mexico's goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa collects a bouncing ball but is said to have stepped out of his box with it.
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Men and women who looked as though they had just stepped out of a fashion store display perused stylish goods.
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She later stepped out of bounds during her first tumbling pass on floor exercise, a byproduct of her explosive power.
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Still, Mr. Carlucci was a globe-trotting diplomat who might have stepped out of a John le Carré spy story.
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Mr. Hunter, from Liverpool, was visiting a friend in London and stepped out of a pub about 10:15 p.m.
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It was a much cleaner effort from Biles, who stepped out of bounds to earn a 0.2 penalty in qualifying.
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It was a much cleaner effort from Biles, who stepped out of bounds to earn a 0.2 penalty in qualifying.
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The moment that I stepped out of the caravan's tiny front door will stay with me for a long time.
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I&aposve just stepped out of the store and you just watch the guy eat that good, juicy quarter-pounder.
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Irina Shayk brought new meaning to looking outta this world after she stepped out of a giant spaceship in Brooklyn.
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As she stepped out of the car, she paused for a moment, giving viewers a good look at her stunning gown.
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Jennifer Lawrence stepped out of the spotlight over the weekend to attend the intimate wedding of her best friend Laura Simpson.
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After the item was delivered by the robot, the man stepped out of the vehicle and was arrested without further incident.
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I knew that the moisture in my curls was on another level from the moment I stepped out of the shower.
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We stepped out of the van at the Brooklyn Cider House to a photo backdrop, marked by the pink insignia again.
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So we have people who've never stepped out of the village at all; never, maybe, had an experience of running water.
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A red comet was seen after she stepped out of Khal Drogo's (Jason Momoa) season 1 "Fire And Blood" funeral pyre.
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Check Notifications You've just stepped out of a bath, and you don't want to pick up your phone with wet hands.
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The next day, he stepped out of a black SUV and sauntered toward a cluster of microphones where he demanded answers.
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At least, that's what JoJo, who stepped out of the limo with a unicorn mask on her head seemed to think.
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And I haven't heard so much as a faint whisper from them since the moment I stepped out of the airplane.
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General Austin "Scott" Miller, America's commander in Afghanistan, had stepped out of the room and into a helicopter only moments before.
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"Nobody move – nobody move," she told the girls as she stepped out of the four-wheeler and called for an EMT.
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I was worried that I would be alone even after I stepped out of the shadows and shared my identity publicly.
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After DeRozan stepped out of bounds, Murray sank a jumper to make it 253-238, and the Spurs called a timeout.
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Markle made a royal statement when she first stepped out of her car and onto the steps of St. Georges Chapel.
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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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And when you're done, you've got a lovely object that looks like it stepped out of the panels of Calvin & Hobbes.
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Guerin's series of photos begin at that point, as Rojas stepped out of the car and attempted to flee the scene.
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As the conference was winding to a close on Sunday, Ms. Bhojwani stepped out of the room, encouraged and yet concerned.
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Hillary Clinton's health is in the news after she stepped out of a September 11th memorial service early after feeling overheated.
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Lady Gaga stepped out of the spotlight this weekend to celebrate her best friend and longtime makeup artist Sarah Tanno's wedding.
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I stepped out of 15 Hudson Yards and was welcomed by a nighttime view of Vessel, Hudson Yards' climbable art installation.
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When Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj of Libya stepped out of his car, the at-times loquacious Trump ignored shouted questions.
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Leslie Miley had just stepped out of an elevator at Google when another employee demanded to see his badge on Monday.
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Looking as if she stepped out of a painting by Vermeer, Kristie Dale Sanders amusingly portrays Juliette with a casual nature.
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Following a scramble, Trevor Cooney appeared to have stolen the ball, but he was ruled to have stepped out of bounds.
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As we stepped out of the elevators, we were greeted by the atrium, the stunning crown jewel of The Beekman hotel.
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Kim Kardashian's dress for the Met Gala was designed to look as though she had just stepped out of the ocean.
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NEW DELHI — When Kamran Yousuf, a young Kashmiri photojournalist, stepped out of an Indian jail, he was gaunt and visibly weaker.
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Mr. Pompeo has repeatedly stepped out of the proper role of an intelligence director to be an advocate for hawkish policies.
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I initially stepped out of the elevator and turned around to go back, assuming I was in an employees-only zone.
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"This is the first year I've ever stepped out of myself and said, Bitch, you need a hug," she tells me.
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Carpenter quick-stepped out of the barn and headed for Santa Anita's backside equine hospital to retrieve an X-ray machine.
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However, referees ruled that Harry had stepped out of bounds and spotted the ball at the Chiefs&apos three-yard line.
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Her gun drawn, the officer stepped out of her car and ordered the men to exit the Jeep, Mr. Kurek said.
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"It feels like I have stepped out of the Twilight Zone and back into normal space and time," Lorance told Insider.
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We have stepped out of one world and into a different one; one that we neither understand nor which understands us.
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Armed men stepped out of a vehicle and sprayed the partygoers with bullets, according to the Ceara state Public Security Secretariat.
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Tennell stepped out of a triple loop in a combination early in her program, and she fell attempting a triple Lutz.
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By ceding the presidency, Mr. Nazarbayev also deftly stepped out of the firing line at a time of irksome civil unrest.
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As he stepped out of the airport and joined a taxi line, a building encased in yellow material caught his eye.
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We tried to escape the 117 degree temperature at a movie, but when we stepped out of the theater our reprieve ended.
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In third after the short program, Osmond stepped out of her opening triple Lutz but recovered to cleanly complete her free skate.
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As Gellert stepped out of her car, her stepfather, Bob Lehton, sprinted from the front door of their house — drenched in blood.
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I never felt so glamorous as I did when I swung the door to that car open and stepped out of it.
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A Common Preposition, two young girls and a boy, stepped out of an elevator and lined up against the wall near Margery.
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Photos by Matthew Yarbrough The fighters stopped what they were doing and stared at us as we stepped out of the car.
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"Rachel, when I first stepped out of that limo, I knew I was in the ride of my life," he told her.
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When Rose was critiqued by judge Julianne Hough, the activist felt the judge had stepped out of line and body-shamed her.
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For the past two years, Guinan has stepped out of the firehouse and has served the FDNY as its LGBTQ outreach coordinator.
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It's huge, made of titanium, and it makes me look like I've just stepped out of some kind of science fiction comic.
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"I sort of have stepped out of the public eye and it's actually been really refreshing," she added of her life there.
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Many of Golovkin's best jabs came as he stepped out of the kitchen and then Canelo followed, face first onto the blow.
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I stepped out of the bathroom and a (clearly jealous) girl looked up from her laptop, laughed, and then looked back away.
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Trailing 106-105, the Nuggets (18-30) had a chance to take the lead but forward Danilo Gallinari stepped out of bounds.
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They, too, felt their collective pride dented with unease when Barack Obama stepped out of his presidential limo during his first inauguration.
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As the ship was approaching the bridge, Captain Naples stepped out of the wheelhouse and stood on the bridge wing beside it.
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As striking and exaggerated as a work of art, he could have stepped out of one of the paintings they'd been admiring.
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Thank goodness I put my hair up, or I would have looked as if I had just stepped out of a shower.
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In videos from several officers, it appears the traffic stop quickly escalated into a scuffle after Conde stepped out of the car.
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Instead, more than anything, the crisis seems to have offered a glimpse of life if politicians simply stepped out of the way.
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The fact that she stepped out of her world to show kindness to me is something I'm now teaching my own kids.
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As "Beyond" by Leon Bridges played on a nearby speaker, Ms. Fuchs stepped out of a black car, and out of frame.
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When I stepped out of the house to take my baby to the hospital for his first vaccine, the streets were deserted.
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Bernhardt, dressed in the style of Byzantine nobility, was flanked by white spaces, as though she had stepped out of the ether.
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Queer communities are inherently open to "trying things outside the norm, because they've already stepped out of a cultural box," Sevelius said.
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As Mr. Avelica, 48, stepped out of the car and was handcuffed, Fatima pulled out her cellphone and began recording the arrest.
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YouTube is an ongoing negotiation, but I've stepped out of it and allowed my team to handle it themselves because I'm too angry.
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He stepped out of the car and was walking on the side of the highway when he was hit at 11:22 p.m.
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The 23-year-old sat in the car as his co-conspirator stepped out of the vehicle, then shot and killed their victim.
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A White House official told the Associated Press that Ivanka only took her father's seat "briefly" when he stepped out of the room.
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When my Harvard boss stepped out of the room, I would snap pictures of my feet and send them to fetishists for cash.
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In the episode, Dre talks about the fear he felt when President Obama was first being inaugurated and stepped out of the limousine.
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Eugenie waved to the crowd as she stepped out of the car, showing off her open-back, long-sleeve Peter Pilotto wedding dress.
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With the announcement expected the next day, Holton stepped out of her home on Confederate Avenue to a group of reporters Thursday night.
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Television images showed, however, that he and Vettel had done so unprompted after they stepped out of their cars in the pit lane.
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As Ernest stepped out of the hotel room, seething, its skin tone was noticeably rosy, flushed, no longer oxygen-starved but healthy again.
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Samsung returned in full force to announce its Galaxy S9 and S9+, and every other phone maker mostly stepped out of its way.
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Rutan, 34, then stepped out of the vehicle with a shotgun and pointed the weapon at his own head before pulling the trigger.
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"Found me somebody I'm going to kill, this guy right here, this old dude," he said as he stepped out of his vehicle.
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The actress was spotted with an adventurous new hair color on Friday, when she stepped out of Salon 90210 in Beverly Hills, California.
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Its third general partner after cofounders Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz — John O'Farrell — also stepped out of an investing role back in 2013.
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Stone, 27, stepped out of a Beverly Hills salon on Saturday with a shaggy bleached hairstyle complete with eyebrow-grazing bangs. AKM-GSI
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Antetokounmpo said afterward he hadn't seen the play and said he wasn't aware at the time that he might've stepped out of bounds.
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Even though Meghan has stepped out of the public eye to focus on motherhood in recent months, her outfits are still making waves.
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As soon as she stepped out of the van, she ran toward waiting family members who greeted her with hugs, flowers and tears.
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Two armed thieves wanted the watch off Arsenal FC player Saed Kolasinac's wrist when he stepped out of his house on Thursday afternoon.
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A male driver stepped out of the car and and sat on the sofa in the main hall, CBS News' Tony Aiello reported.
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Flake, a critical vote in Kavanaugh's nomination, caught immediate media attention when he stepped out of the meeting to talk with Democratic Sens.
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What if I had to wear that hijab every day, every time I stepped out of my house — would I agree to that?
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As soon as he stepped out of his car, officers say, Sylvia startled them with an odd question: Did they offer police protection?
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I stood next to the door with one other reporter, and then she stepped out, of course surrounded by her team of security.
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The man seemed to run off, Mr. Hassanian said, so he stepped out of his sanctuary, only to find the man still there.
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I stepped out of my cell with the words of advice I'd just written to a fellow prisoner still fresh in my mind.
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When we stepped out of the Beach 90th Street subway station at Rockaway Beach, we found one of the bikes waiting for us.
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So, as Romine sprawled in the dirt, Sabathia stepped out of the dugout to bark at Kittredge and the rest of the Rays.
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The rhymesmith stepped out of a Philadelphia courthouse to greet a crowd of supporters, first letting them know how much he appreciated them.
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Three hours later, when I still hadn't received the results, I stepped out of my room wearing my mask to ask for information.
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Later that day, when representatives from the archdiocese came, they stepped out of their car, saw the crowd and turned around to leave.
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On one of these plays, J. R. Smith stepped out of the way, as if to say, go right ahead, sir, enjoy yourself.
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Here&aposs the play:The referees reviewed the play to see whether Williams had stepped out of bounds before the ball broke the plane.
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Behind her, the silhouette of another seated figure seems to have stepped out of Manet's landmark painting "Le Déjeuner sur l'Herbe" (1862-18933).
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Summer is all about looking fresh and dewy — like you just stepped out of the ocean with tousled hair and a sun-kissed glow.
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Romanov was visibly drunk when he stepped out of the car, according to the statements of the four border patrol officers who saw him.
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I've stepped out of the moment so I could capture it for others to peruse, and then coveted others' more saturated, more beautiful moments.
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Long ago we stepped out of the SME/consumer space and we are now in B2B and we've become all about the customer journey.
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Hamilton was congratulated by Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber as he stepped out of the car in the pit lane before the podium celebration.
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During her floor exercise routine, Biles stepped out of bounds twice (a penalty), but still won the floor competition by more than a point.
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If I hadn't stepped out of my anti-social routine to interact with these new people, I definitely wouldn't have had so much fun.
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For Tuesday's results, the star stepped out of her comfort zone wearing a fun and colorful green dress, which "was a first," she said.
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He stepped out of his vehicle, according to multiple reports, and although it's unclear what happened next, he died in a hail of gunfire.
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Then a woman stepped out of the smoke and in front of one of the hulking National Guard trucks, stopping them in their tracks.
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He said the driver was not impaired when the car, a Volvo, hit the woman, who had stepped out of the crosswalk mid-block.
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Roy may have stepped out of his truck at one point during the suicide attempt, "so the death timeline may be longer," Sandler said.
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It makes sense, as the hue can often veer moody, like you just stepped out of Hot Topic with a tub of Manic Panic.
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Hutton stepped out of the net and went behind it to try and clear the puck, but Brassard got his stick on the pass.
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Bill Murray, wearing a tuxedo with no tie, stepped out of a black car and meandered through a throng of people toward Ted Sarandos.
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None of the 13 current and former Google employees we spoke with knew why Page and Brin had stepped out of the public eye.
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As I stepped out of the lobby, the doorman offered to call me a taxi, but I had already ordered a car through Yandex.
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The other day, as he stepped out of a church, a crowd yelled out to him to complain about the rising price of flour.
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I stepped out of the car in the torpid heat and walked around the monument, which dominates this strategic corridor known as Elephant Pass.
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At the end of the day, a gun's still a gun, whether it looks as if it stepped out of a Western or not.
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Azar said police had detained him after he stepped out of his flat to have a cigarette after putting his small child to bed.
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Meek Mill just stepped out of prison for the first time since being thrown behind bars in the fall ... directly onto a waiting helicopter!!!
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I drove beneath a wood ranch gate, fitted with steer horns, and Cronin stepped out of his house to greet me in the driveway.
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As soon as Tom stepped out of the gym Friday afternoon he was greeted by photogs peppering him with questions about his new gf.
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The big tight end rumbled forward and then simply stepped out of Marcus Williams's tackle attempt, waltzing into the end zone for the score.
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When Senator Marco Rubio, the pugnacious Florida Republican, stepped out of the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing to speak with reporters, Mr. Jones homed in.
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A lion stepped out of the bush and a small herd of perfectly camouflaged kudus, a large antelope-like animal, started and bolted away.
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When Kelley stepped out of the limo, Peter instantly recognized her — and he seemed really happy that she decided to show up after all.
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After arguing rather pointedly with Gibson on the second pitch of his final at-bat, Torres stepped out of the box to collect himself.
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The Assad regime happily stepped out of the limelight as the world's attention turned back to capturing Raqqa, the ISIS capital in Syria's northeast.
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Mr. Forkner stepped out of his full-time job at Waffle House in the late 1970s, but remained a prominent figure in the company.
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As I stepped out of the elevator onto the third floor and walked down the hallway, I passed many rooms but none were mine.
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A "young woman with a clipboard and a sheepish smile stepped out of a parked van and approached us," Ms. Lerner wrote on Vulture.
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On top of that, we had a chairman now who has stepped out of the C.E.O. role, and was trying to giving me space.
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After some posturing, shit talking and instructions from the ref, Halcón Negro and Alcotán stepped out of the ring and the match was underway.
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Lace made quite the entrance when she stepped out of the limo, told Ben to close his eyes, and planted a kiss on his lips.
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However, the officials ruled that Hopkins stepped out of bounds at the Oakland 36-yard line, and the play wasn't reviewable as the whistle blew.
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Police say Vinson opened fire after Scott stepped out of a vehicle with a gun in his hand and didn't obey commands to drop it.
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Celebs' sunglasses have gotten so small, it's like they stepped out of The Matrix (or your favorite Mary-Kate and Ashley straight-to-VHS movie).
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When he stepped out of the limo he informed Hannah that he was "king of the jungle" and he wanted to make her his queen.
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But I was nervous as hell as the trooper stepped out of his cruiser, situated his campaign hat and approached the side of my truck.
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Season two was a banner year for this Breaking Bad prequel, as it both deepened its storytelling and stepped out of its parent show's shadow.
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Ever since Meredith stepped out of the spotlight and Amelia and Owen started using the silent treatment, the show has really missed its emotional heart.
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Jon Stewart may have stepped out of the public eye after ending his Daily Show hosting duties, but that doesn't mean he's stopped being wonderful.
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After eating, I stepped out of the house and discovered that all of the buffalo had left to make their daily journey through the marshes.
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But when I stepped out of the world of hooliganism, I had a motto in life: What has to be done, has to be done.
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These are women who are unmerciful in their actions and unbalanced in their temperament but always look like they just stepped out of the salon.
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The morning edition of the The Sydney Morning Herald went to press before Armstrong stepped out of the lunar lander and onto the lunar surface.
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As Mesinas stepped out of the water waving the Peru flag, he was hoisted onto the shoulders of team mates and carried off the sand.
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Mr. Comunale stepped out of the elevator, officials said, and after that moment on Sunday morning, the building's cameras never caught another glimpse of him.
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Mr. Senecal quickly hired a bugler to play "Hail to the Chief" as Mr. Trump stepped out of his limousine to enter Mar-a-Lago.
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How about a flamenco dancer who looks like she stepped out of a J. Crew catalog in a blue striped top and slim navy pants?
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In his previous at-bat, Brasier had barked at Sanchez to get in the batter's box after Sanchez stepped out of the box three times.
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The comedian Will Ferrell stepped out of the crowd and, slipping into character as Ron Burgundy from the movie "Anchorman," conducted the post-match interview.
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Who among us hasn't walked to the kitchen naked to turn on the kettle, or stepped out of the shower to find the curtains open?
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So she and two other women, who had also stepped out of the work force, started a company to help people like themselves find work.
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Rudy Giuliani stepped out of his apartment on Sunday night and, like he does most Sundays, walked into Nicola's Restaurant on the Upper East Side.
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Sousa stepped out of the shower to find Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, the president of Portugal, standing in the locker room with his hand extended.
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Maria Rodriguez, who works for Park MGM, was carrying one of the flyers when she stepped out of the early voting location at the union.
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Last month, 21 years after Harvey attempted to rape me, I finally stepped out of the shadows to allow the public to know my name.
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"There was a palpable awareness that this almost mythic figure had stepped out of history and into our gritty, rodent-infested newsroom," Ms. Sontag wrote.
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We've yet to see a contestant that doesn't look like they stepped out of a swimsuit catalog, and almost every winning couple has been white.
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One morning the following spring, I stepped out of a car in front of a huge warehouse in an industrial area just outside of Paris.
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When she stepped out of the elevator, I burst out laughing and repeated that line incessantly — and, no doubt, annoyingly — for the next several days.
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In his black blazer, black glasses, white shirt, gray jeans and gray loafers, he looks as if he stepped out of one of his portraits.
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When I stepped out of the Harrington on the morning of July 19703, the streets of DC were already swamped with Trump's most fervent supporters.
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She stepped out of the car, locked it and prepared to head into the house, where she worked as a caretaker for an older couple.
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With two outs in the ninth inning and one strike against him, Atlanta's Ron Gant called for time and stepped out of the batter's box.
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Serial creator Sarah Koenig, who stepped out of the press line Wednesday to embrace Syed's tearful mother, is both reporter and subject at these hearings.
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He made impossible passes, stepped out of sacks and showed every bit of the talent that made him the talk of the N.F.L. all season.
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Like when LeBron James stepped out of a plane wearing an Ultimate Warrior shirt hours after the Golden State Warriors blew a 3-1 series lead, Patriots defensive coordinator Matt Patricia stepped out of a plane hours after helping engineer the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history and co-authoring the Tom Brady Redemption story, in a shirt that makes Goodell literally look like a clown.
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It's been seven long months since I stepped out of a meeting to take my Ob/Gyn's call and learned that I most definitely have cancer.
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Calim Ali, 20213, stepped out of her vehicle to find a ruined, empty plot where her home had stood in the bustling heart of the city.
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Witnesses say she stepped out of her shoe as she fell faint and that may be the case ... but the shoe in the pic doesn't fit.
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Rapper Kodak Black attempted to hide his face with cash as he stepped out of jail Thursday afternoon after being arrested for weapon and drug possession.
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Last year Johnson was expected to run for leader but stepped out of the race after ally Michael Gove decided not to back the foreign secretary.
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When Meghan Markle, our new Duchess of Sussex, stepped out of the the car to arrive at St. George's Chapel, she absolutely took our breath away.
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Just 21 seconds later, Niederreiter, who had just stepped out of the penalty box when Hoffman scored, tied the game with his 21st of the season.
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After countless hours of training, British astronaut Tim Peake stepped out of the airlock aboard the International Space Station on Friday — and boldly took a selfie.
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Once we stepped out of it, I realized that whatever we end up tackling in the future, my priority is that I want to enjoy it.
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Two separate witness videos then revealed two separate violent acts: As the motorist stepped out of the car, the first officer punches him in the face.
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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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But Slim's legal team has steadfastly maintained that legislators stepped out of bounds by creating "asymmetrical" rules meant to handicap America Movil and boost smaller players.
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Then, one day after Eliana stepped out of the shower, I noticed a small tiny bald patch right in the center on top of her head.
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St. John's had one more possession, but Figueroa stepped out of bounds with his right foot at midcourt after getting the inbounds pass from Marcellus Earlington.
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When the music stopped, she even poked out her tongue in apparent disgust, grimacing at a performance in which she stepped out of a double Axel.
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As Jordan brought up his amendment, Goodlatte stepped out of the hearing room, and the acting chairman ruled Jordan's amendment out of order for procedural reasons.
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Moore had just stepped out of a Starbucks with a cup of coffee in each hand when he was confronted by one of the club's supporters.
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Patterson's tweet came in response to the NBA's report that the Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo stepped out of bounds just before slamming home his game-winning dunk.
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Arms go up, phones go up, the 350-capacity room is filled with deafening screams like Harry Styles just stepped out of a car to vomit.
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He could have stepped out of bounds but instead cut upfield, planting his left leg just before taking a big hit from Chiefs cornerback Steven Nelson.
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Classic Bathrobe, available at Parachute, $99It's all too tempting to stay wrapped up in this Turkish cotton bathrobe long after they've stepped out of the shower.
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And so the women in this movement stepped out of traditional female roles to become leaders and educators in the field of Islamic knowledge, he said.
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He was also its shortest-serving, having stepped out of retirement in 2018 to boot out a kleptocratic government, only to resign (briefly) this past week.
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But on Wednesday, the first lady stepped out of the shadows, speaking out on behalf of women who battle gender discrimination and violence around the world.
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Edelman looks for people who have stepped out of their comfort zones, so candidates should give examples of past work, including projects that haven't gone well.
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Tragedy was born, old-school anthropologists will tell you, when a dithyramb singer stepped out of the chorus and decided to act out the story instead.
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I just stepped out of the House chamber, where the debate leading up to Wednesday's impeachment vote has been going on for about five hours now.
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Some are afraid, she said; others seem resigned to the fact that this was the fate of children who stepped out of line in Duterte's Davao.
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By rule, the game officials were not permitted to review the play, but video replays seemed to show that Harry had not stepped out of bounds.
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The clothes were in bright, supersaturated colors printed with trompe-l'oeil shadow effects, as if the model had stepped out of a Dick Tracy comic strip.
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Hours before its première, at the Tribeca Film Festival, Patel, who is twenty-eight, stepped out of a hired car on a rainy West Village street.
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In another, an older woman who seems to have stepped out of Cindy Sherman's series of faux portraits of society women stares blankly at an artifact.
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Three different times, he stepped out of academia to serve in the federal government, including to help the Treasury Department fight the financial crisis in 2009.
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"August 7th 2000 they gave me the gas … I stepped out of the hospital as the second person in North America to survive this procedure," he remarked.
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The Bachelor star had a living Mr. Krabs meme moment when he laid eyes on a woman who stepped out of the limo during the show's taping.
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Bieber stepped out of Nine Zero One Salon in West Hollywood this weekend with a trendy bubblegum pink bob before meeting her husband Justin at Barnes & Noble.
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Even though Johnson stepped out of bounds at the 4 yard line, negating the touchdown, officials still flagged Robinson for his snow angel, pushing the 49ers back.
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I would start crying the second I stepped out of the gym, and cry all the way to the bus stop and for half the ride home.
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But in some cases, the plaintiffs will argue that the prosecutor stepped out of his or her role and acted as law enforcement, who have qualified immunity.
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Police say the officer opened fire after Scott stepped out of a vehicle with a gun in his hand and didn't obey commands to drop his weapon.
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One shot hit the roof of the truck and the other went astray as Finicum stepped out of his truck, his hands in the air, investigators said.
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Mary McKnight stepped out of her car with a cherry cheesecake purchased for her son's birthday, to find a flurry of police cars, officers and media trucks.
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Although he stepped out of the spotlight for many years after Home Alone to live a quieter life, it looks like he's back and ready for action.
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Jay Z stepped out of semi-retirement for the heartbroken single "spiritual;" Miguel wrote and recorded "How Many" when he couldn't sleep because he was so troubled.
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From photos, they appear to have always just stepped out of a fashion shoot; Hella coifed and soignée, Szilard in jacket and cravat, often smoking a pipe.
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Once I stepped out of the house with a bra strapped around my chest and a shirt on, I looked like any other average-chested young woman.
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On a crisp evening in late February, we stepped out of a van and walked across a plaza, lined by ornate statues and a giant metal clock.
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He told the outlet that after he paid off about $1 million to clear one warrant, he was arrested as soon he stepped out of the courtroom.
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One of the first things Steven Hodgson noticed was Jordan Carbery's slippers lying side-by-side on the path, as if he'd just stepped out of them.
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Then there's that eerily poised girl (Fina Strazza), who might have stepped out of Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" and mysteriously channels Rachel's ineffectual therapist, Stephen (Greg Keller).
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Portrayed by the R&B star Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas, she looks as if she's stepped out of a Carl Van Vechten portrait, oozing confidence and sly intelligence.
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Bright and early on a recent Saturday, Charles Ray, the Los Angeles sculptor, stepped out of the Four Seasons Hotel, and walked west on Fifty-seventh Street.
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For so long, the N.F.L. relied on replay to fix objective situations, such as whether a ball-carrier stepped out of bounds or was down by contact.
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She had stepped out of an Uber car and was crossing the bike lane on her way to a bar in the hotel when the bicyclist approached.
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Undeterred, the man "stepped out of the igloo, defecated, and honed the feces into a frozen blade, which he sharpened with a spray of saliva," Davis wrote.
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On March 14, one month after 17 people were killed in the Parkland shooting, students across the United States stepped out of their classrooms at 10 a.m.
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When the couple stepped out of the church and into the sunshine, a jolt went through the crowd, which cheered their first kiss as husband and wife.
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Then she stepped out of the dress and revealed a terrifying set of undergarments: bra, thigh-control pantyhose and, over the pantyhose, an open-bust body suit.
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Then a woman in full Park Service garb — green wool pants, khaki shirt, government-issue leather boots — stepped out of my peripheral vision to order a beer.
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When the other intern stepped out of the room, she says, Mr. Zhu turned to Ms. Zhou, grabbing her hand and telling her he could read fortunes.
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Two police officers had stepped out of their car for a brief foot patrol in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, early Saturday when they heard the pop of a gunshot.
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Ko Ni had just embraced his young grandson as he stepped out of the airport terminal on his return from Jakarta, said the lawyer's daughter Yin Nwe Khine.
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The mom of three stunned in a bikini earlier this summer, posting a photo in a black-and-white patterned suit as she stepped out of the pool.
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So after checking out the latest photo gear, I stepped out of the store onto West 34th Street, turned the corner and started walking north up Ninth Avenue.
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It was Lin that beat him in the London and Beijing finals but Chen Long stepped out of the Chinese great's shadow to deny Lee again at Rio.
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He and I had an instant connection that first night when he stepped out of the limo, but I was so ready to try and move beyond that.
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Police say the officer opened fire last Tuesday after Scott stepped out of a vehicle with a gun in his hand and didn't obey commands to drop it.
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"Does this gym make me look fat?" said my trainer, Rob Morea, gently mocking me as I stepped out of a changing room and onto the gym floor.
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I had been dreading that moment ever since Liz stepped out of the Limo, because it was only a matter of time before the truth would be told.
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At one point, he said he stepped out of the meeting with fellow G7 finance ministers and central bank governors to join conference calls on the spending issue.
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After speaking with Alberto, I stepped out of the hall and took a walk around the center before the eighth and final round of play for the day.
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The two men drove toward the synagogue a few miles away, and after Mr. Medina stepped out of the car with the bomb in hand, he was arrested.
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Seth Olson was playing with friends in an inflatable bounce house on Saturday afternoon when the wind came blowing in just as other children stepped out of it.
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We interrupt your group text about who's hosting the pregame to announce that yes, Jenna Dewan Tatum has stepped out of the house with a bold new look.
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On Tuesday, Meng stepped out of detention after 10 days behind bars when a judge in Canada approved her release on $10 million Canadian bail ($7.5 million US).
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Representing over 76 percent of small businesses, we are your neighborhood accountants, coffee shop owners and landscapers who have stepped out of the unemployment line and into entrepreneurship.
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With that, Girardi stepped out of the Yankees' dugout, suddenly enlightened (or, perhaps, aware of the effect the weather was having on his closer's grip of the baseball).
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Olympic champion Ezekiel Kemboi of Kenya, who finished third in the 3,000 metres steeplechase final, was disqualified after the judges found he had stepped out of his lane.
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"They've trained the cops to do this better, and make it look a bit less like they've stepped out of a George Orwell novel," Oliker told VICE News.
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SAN ANTONIO — In a quiet strip mall off highway 85, the British-born author Diana Kennedy stepped out of the car and into a hot parking lot, cursing.
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Aymeric Laporte stepped out of the defense and laid a pass into the feet of Agüero, who helped the ball on to the unmarked Bernardo Silva to score.
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Visiting another hotel that morning, I'd stepped out of the breakfast room and found myself on the battlements of a cluster of fortresses known to Venetians and Crusaders.
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On 73rd-and 8, Foles again stepped out of a potential sack, but his pass to Zach Ertz fell incomplete resulting in the first punt of the game.
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" One of his signature poems, "A Blessing," explicitly imagines such an event: "Suddenly I realize / That if I stepped out of my body I would break / Into blossom.
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Video footage recorded by a passenger in Mr. Finicum's truck showed that two shots were fired after Mr. Finicum stepped out of the vehicle, one shattering its window.
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It was a play that would be reviewed, as it appeared Williams may have stepped out of bounds before the ball crossed the plane, but the call stood.
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I stood in front of them and I looked at them directly, and then one of them just stepped out of line and shot me in the face.
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In 21984, Lennon and Ms. Ono stepped out of their limousine at the park, joined the audience being entertained by Mr. Peel and began singing along and clapping.
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The Packers' latest drive had gotten off to a hot start with an 03-yard carry by Tyler Ervin, who stepped out of several tackles on the run.
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But no one at Sophie Hallette knew that it was being used for Ms. Middleton's dress until she stepped out of the car in front of Westminster Abbey.
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As police officers arrived to the scene, Van Dyke stepped out of his vehicle and fired at McDonald for 15 seconds, shooting him 16 times, an autopsy found.
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Walking away MMA fighter Conor McGregor tweeted that he's retiring from the sport, but this isn't the first time he's stepped out of the octagon, now is it?
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After waiting for the customer for nearly two hours, Mr. Tang stepped out of the car, pulled on his signature gloves and headed out to deliver the package.
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"It blew the windows out, and there was a fire, screaming and panic," said Anzhelika Bahrova, a judge who just moments before had stepped out of the courtroom.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As Wanjiku, a Kenyan land rights activist, stepped out of the minibus and into the night, two other passengers pushed her into a nearby car.
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They're death metal dandies who look as if they've just stepped out of a time warp leading straight to the doorsteps of 18th century Romantic poets like Percy Shelley.
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For all I know, if Voltaire or Leibniz or Kant stepped out of a time machine and commented on today's political controversies, we'd think they were out to lunch.
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As the 20-year-old made his way from the station, a man stepped out of a green car parked by the side of the road and grabbed him.
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Early in the game, after Ellison drew a foul on Bilas and made his first free throw, CBS analyst Billy Packer stepped out of character to offer some praise.
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When Nick Fury stepped out of the shadows in the post-credit scene of 2008's Iron Man, his words portended a seismic change in the world of entertainment.
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A few of our favorite stars have even stepped out of the spotlight in order to reevaluate their workload and finally focus on their well-being, which we applaud.
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Donning a black top and pants, a faded denim jacket and sunglasses, Heard stepped out of her black SUV for her first public outing since the divorce was finalized.
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Smith's 13th of the season at the 4:35 mark was followed by Pageau's sixth just 2:37 later, three seconds after Smith stepped out of the penalty box.
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The moment I got through the front door of my house, I unfastened my skirt and stepped out of it, leaving it to be dealt with the next morning.
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Thing is ... Dame says as soon as he stepped out of the courtroom to head to the other place, cops were all over him -- about 7 deputies, we're told.
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Because the Ducks began the overtime with a four-on-three power-play advantage, the game moved to four-on-four when Patrick Maroon stepped out of the box.
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After shots were fired from the police vehicle, the truck pulled to a stop and three men "dressed as police" stepped out of the police vehicle, Mr. Winckler recounted.
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"He rarely sounds as if he stepped out of a time machine," the critic Nate Chinen wrote in 2008, reviewing Mr. Hargrove's album "Earfood" for The New York Times.
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Keith, 39, stepped out of a federal prison in Arkansas last week because of the First Step Act, a bipartisan criminal justice bill that President Trump signed in December.
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She looks as if she stepped out of a Pedro Almodóvar fantasia, while Tony ends up clawing through a Jim Thompson pulp novel (one featuring a great Michael Shannon).
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary, One day several years ago, during my first holiday season as a New Yorker, I stepped out of my office near Rockefeller Center for lunch.
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The animal stepped out of the sunlight and into the shade mid-shot, which allowed the photographer to capture both the country's vastness and golden hour's effects on landscapes.
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Zion Williamson has touched down in New York -- and the minute he stepped out of his hotel, the NBA star was mobbed by fans asking for autographs and photos!
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Baez came up again in the third with a bright red bat, stepped out of the box and playfully waved to his pal Francisco Lindor in the A.L. dugout.
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Murder in the 4-13 The sun had yet to rise on a summer Sunday when Selena Tomas, 17, stepped out of a livery cab in the South Bronx.
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TORONTO — François Deschamps stepped out of his apartment building in the Limoilou neighborhood of Quebec City recently and stopped when he saw a sticker wrapped around a light pole.
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She stepped out of the role of Hollywood starlet and into full-blown adulthood, snagging opportunities that seem to lay the blueprint for a new chapter in her career.
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"Hong Kong right now has not stepped out of its dilemma," Li said, according to remarks broadcast by Cable TV, as he urged Lam's administration to end the violence.
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BENI, Democratic Republic of Congo — A young mother stepped out of the ambulance into the triage area of our Ebola transit center here in the northeast of the country.
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In December 1985, Mr. Castellano, 70, and an associate stepped out of a limousine outside Sparks Steak House, on East 46th Street near Third Avenue, when three men approached.
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My food is running low, and last night my friend stepped out of our cave to collect some snow for melting, only to be yanked up into the sky.
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The Badgers went to a full-court press for the first time in the game and forced a turnover as Eron Harris stepped out of bounds while being double-teamed.
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Jay stepped out of his chauffeur driven ride Tuesday night -- glass of red in hand, pinky finger down, Audemars Piguet on his wrist -- as he strolled to a friend's house.
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That's when Samus stepped out of her space suit and revealed she was a woman, and you had been one as well for as long as you played the game.
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The implication is clear: By embracing his desire for a violent, radical upending of the social order, Turner has stepped out of the darkness and into the light, quite literally.
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Pulling into a commercial complex, Meghan stepped out of her car where she and Webster allegedly had another heated argument, according to a police affidavit obtained by CBS 4 Denver.
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The move is an obvious nod to Fletcher's own entrance on The Bachelor's 20th season in which she stepped out of a limo with a unicorn mask on her head.
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When Meghan Markle (pardon, the Duchess of Sussex) stepped out of the car at the Royal Wedding today, the world watched as Clare Waight Keller of Givenchy followed behind her.
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When the mother of the bride stepped out of the vehicle, she was immaculately dressed in a mint green dress and jacket, her locs perfectly topped with a matching hat.
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We'd just stepped out of one of his hot, monstrous-looking armored personnel carriers at the end of an hour-long tour of arguably Saudi Arabia's most dangerous town, Awamia.
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Shortly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the announcement on Wednesday evening, people stepped out of their houses and rushed to ATM (instant money machines) to withdraw Rs 100 notes.
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She said was attacked in an hours-long assault by a man wearing a resort uniform after she had stepped out of her room to find a late-night snack.
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Officer Loehmann, who said later that he had feared for his life and had seen Tamir reaching for his waistband, stepped out of the cruiser and quickly shot the boy.
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"They were all just down there enjoying themselves and had stepped out of, I think, one of the clubs and were in a line to get some food," Southall said.
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The Montana ranch sits outside Lewistown, Montana, a town of less than 6,000 people which the listing describes as looking like it "might have stepped out of 1950s Western set."
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But she changed her mind as soon as she stepped out of the doorman building, thinking the two might need a mediator if they got into a confrontation, she said.
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JOE COSCARELLI Ms. Cabello, the former member of Fifth Harmony whose solo debut album just went to No. 1, stepped out of Kesha's backup choir to speak up for Dreamers.
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The thing is, it worked, because Koch just kept drifting back as the seconds ticked, and nobody got near him until time had expired and Koch stepped out of bounds.
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His left foot stepped out of bounds on the play, with his knee buckling awkwardly, before he endured hard contact to his upper body on a hit by Steve Nelson.
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Bajram Bajraman stepped out of King's Pizza on 145th Street near Lenox Avenue in Harlem with his white apron folded at the waist and a cigarette dangling from his mouth.
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As we sat there, staring over the orchards and hardpan and hovels that lined the Arghandab River Valley, it kind of felt as if I had stepped out of time.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - When Abu Ahmad stepped out of his house in Raqqa after a night of heavy air strikes, he found several of his neighbors lying dead in the street.
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He goes on to say that when Dina finally stepped out of the car, she was "unsteady" on her feet and fell straight to the ground ... landing on her face.
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On a bright afternoon not long ago, a man stepped out of an apartment onto a crowded sidewalk and a gust of wind blew his shirt up, revealing a gun.
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In the rare instances when Trump has stepped out of the impeachment bubble for non-campaign-related appearances, he's done so to discuss the issues he most enjoys bragging about.
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After the storm, they stepped out of their washed-out houses and began to shovel and sweep and mop even as they waited, forever it seemed, for help to arrive.
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But the show's general aesthetic of seeming to have stepped out of 2005 and making only a few minor changes extends even to its treatment of its most familiar targets.
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As he stepped out of his firetruck to get a cup of coffee on Tuesday night, he said, a woman walked up and handed him $20 -- the coffee was on her.
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On May 8, Édgar Guzmán Salazar, aged 22, stepped out of his car with a friend when an estimated 15 to 40 gunmen armed with AK-47s and grenade launchers emerged.
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However, they've stepped out of the spotlight these past few months to let Nick and Priyanka shine, but now that their fairytale wedding is wrapping up, it's on the to next.
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Reporters only glimpsed him fleetingly, as he stepped out of his Secret Service SUV to offer his distinctive gesture: a wave from his much-commented-upon hands becomes a thumbs up.
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Really, though, it was Alexis Waters, the season's comic relief since the moment she stepped out of the limo in a shark costume, who brought Bachelor breasts fully into the spotlight.
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Though Viall's road to engagement wasn't exactly normal, the 36-year-old revealed that he knew right away that Grimaldi was special from the moment she stepped out of that limo.
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Instead, K's tough-as-nails boss (Robin Wright, who looks as if she has stepped out of the "Judge Dredd" comic strip), orders him to find and "retire" the miracle child.
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In another city, in a hotel whose decor can best be described as Bram Stroker's Ikea, I stepped out of the elevator to see a handmade quilt hanging on the wall.
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Last year a woman died after falling into a faulty escalator in a mall, and in 2013 a nurse was decapitated when she stepped out of a malfunctioning lift in Shenzhen.
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It was after I had stepped out of the virtual reality room and back into the gallery to view the canvases that I could appreciate the careful precision of Dawood's craft.
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" A businesswoman and resident since 1978 who had stepped out of her hat shop to see what was going on, said, "I'm just grateful, and I thank God for you all.
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Since the middle of 2016, his feed has contained mostly quote-tweet-based, eyeroll-emoji-filled attacks on various followers who have stepped out of line in one way or another.
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Mr. Bishnoi said the attackers came in an auto rickshaw with other passengers, hiding their weapons under their clothes, and began firing as soon as they stepped out of the vehicle.
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ET. CBS News' Tony Aiello tweeted videos of the scene, saying a male driver stepped out of the Mercedes-Benz C300 coupe and sat on the sofa in the main hall.
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Pablo Azar, the green-eyed Mexican telenovela star, stepped out of a limousine and walked down the red carpet at an awards show here last year amid the usual celebrity mayhem.
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William Porterfield, 27, and 25-year-old Chelsie Cline were fatally shot at close range when they stepped out of their Dodge Stratus, Pennsylvania State Police trooper Robert Broadwater tells PEOPLE.
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The largest of the dozen or so figures, a naked man who looks like he stepped out of a Jim Nutt painting, is angrily accosting — perhaps assaulting — a mostly unseen clerk.
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At the end of a muddy road outside Bermonville, a town in the Seine-Maritime département of northeastern Normandy, we stepped out of the car to an enthusiastic chorus of mooing.
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WUZHEN, China — Little heard from but hugely influential, the professor-turned-Communist theoretician who has been a major adviser to three Chinese leaders finally stepped out of the shadows on Sunday.
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When I stepped out of the production van at the lakeside location for the challenge, which will appear in the second episode of War of the Worlds 2, I was relieved.
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When he stepped out of the fitting room, broad shoulders accentuated, long legs even longer, it was as if his innate confidence I find so attractive had achieved its proper form.
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Krasner received little attention from museums until her 19653s, and she has rarely stepped out of the shadow of Jackson Pollock, her husband from 21965 until his early death in 21.
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Dawd Suleiman, who lost his wife and a daughter in the 2011 attack, stepped out of evening prayers recently for an interview at one of the many cafes lining Alexandria's seafront.
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Since then, Page and Brin have largely stepped out of the spotlight, while Pichai has led Google&aposs press events, appeared in Congressional hearings, and made appearances at company town halls.
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Krasner received little attention from museums until her 19653s, and she has rarely stepped out of the shadow of Jackson Pollock, her husband from 21965 until his early death in 21.
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Of the 30 women who stepped out of limos (or, at one point, a cop car), a handful inevitably used Underwood's virginity as a punchline or way to make themselves stand out.
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A third of the Wing's members are from Brooklyn, most are in their 20s or 30s, and pretty much all of them look like they stepped out of an Urban Outfitters ad.
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"It is shameful that ICE is ratcheting up fear and terror in young people who courageously stepped out of the shadows," Congressional Hispanic Caucus Chairwoman Michelle Lujan Grisham said in a statement.
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Kaley and Karl Cook did dinner Monday in NYC, and as they stepped out of their ride her arms were full with a coat, while Karl toted what looked like her purse.
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Unfortunately for him, this isn't 1845, and those questions resurfaced the second he stepped out of the mountains and onstage at the Super Bowl, despite his Herculean effort to keep things bland.
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Every time Kate and Prince William stepped out of the Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital in London to introduce their newborns to the world, she has sported a Jenny Packham dress.
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The leaders of the Senate Intelligence Committee meeting on Thursday abruptly stepped out of a long-scheduled hearing on worldwide threats for a previously-undisclosed meeting with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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" A man comments: "We stepped out of our kitchens and onto the streets, where we soon discovered that we hadn't had any ideas after all — that whole time, we'd just been talking.
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A somber looking Fadi Fawaz stepped out of the Oxfordshire home with a friend ... the sidewalk outside residence has served as an ever-growing memorial to the late singer since his death.
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The veteran sports bettor stepped out of his area of expertise in baseball and football to place his first ever mixed martial arts bet: $210,2000 on a promising underdog named Holly Holm.
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After the speaker laid out his case for help defending the Republican House majority, he stepped out of the room while Mr. Coleman made the explicit request and secured the $30 million.
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I respected her so much when she stepped out of designing to raise her kids; I think that real luxury is having the freedom to be with your family at that time.
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It's not only that Mr. Bolle looks as though he has just stepped out of a fashion show — effortlessly — but also that he has one of the sunniest personalities in the business.
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When he took a vacation, or traveled for a film shoot, or went to a party, or even stepped out of his front door into the hallway, he always had a camera.
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I was threatened with "island confinement" if I stepped out of line, a threat the García girls' mother followed through on when she found a bag of marijuana behind her daughter's dresser.
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As soon as I stepped out of the car at Experience Ibogaine, Smith-Ahearn's clinic in the hills above Rosarito, the first thing he asked was whether I had seen the islands.
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Denham Eke, a representative for Mr. Mellon, said that Mr. Mellon had stepped out of day-to-day management of Charlemagne, and that any investment decisions were made by a formal committee.
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When the car driven by the man with the sword approached, three unarmed officers stepped out of the police van and subdued him with a tear-gas spray, the police statement said.
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The Arclight was perhaps the ideal venue to see this particular film in, something I was especially aware of once I stepped out of the screening into a warm Los Angeles evening.
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With his wife, Melania Trump, at his side, he stepped out of their limousine and took a brief stroll along Pennsylvania Avenue on Friday to wave at crowds during the inaugural parade.
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A few hours before the Party was scheduled to make Trump the nominee, Zhang stepped out of Quicken Loans Arena to report on the origins of the Trump-themed merchandise for sale.
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As he stepped out of the car to close the large curtain that keeps the view of his home private, Sexton, 22, was seen walking over to the driver's side and pulling out.
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Early one afternoon last February, Nehemy stepped out of the sunshine and into the front half of Lorenzo Walker, a hulking gray building that's run by the district and houses his GED program.
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Police arrested DeAngelo when he stepped out of his house in Citrus Heights, a suburb of Sacramento, on Wednesday, in the same area where he allegedly began his crime spree in the 235s.
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The moment we stepped out of our car, the smell of pine and the energizing clean air had me feeling like a wanted to start a new life right there on that farm.
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If you would have told me last year when I first stepped out of the limo, I would have probably laughed in your face and asked if you hit your head on something.
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According to a federal ethics law, Conway may have stepped out of line when she plugged Trump's fashion line on air, as pointed out by Business Insider (and many folks on social media).
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AURIGNAC, France (Reuters) - French performance artist Abraham Poincheval on Friday stepped out of a giant wooden statue in the shape of a prehistoric man wearing a lionskin, after spending seven days trapped inside.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - China's Chen Long stepped out of compatriot Lin Dan's shadow to spoil Lee Chong Wei's hopes of a golden Olympic swansong and win the men's badminton title on Saturday.
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When I finally stepped out of the room, it felt like I was walking into a rave—my ears popped with the sound of all the background noises we all normally block out.
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First, confronting the visitors as they stepped out of the elevator on the fifth floor, "Das Erdbeben in Chili" ("The Earthquake in Chili," 2663), sets the tone for the rest of the display.
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He frequently tweets at and about Trump and disparages the president when he believes he's stepped out of line, all while his wife continues to be one of the president's most staunch defenders.
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Every time I stepped out of a car on a long, bruising road trip through the Afghan mountains, I had to remind myself of the sinister threat that lay somewhere beneath the ground.
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On May 22018, Meghan Markle stepped out of a Rolls-Royce Phantom and put to rest months of rumors and speculation about what she would wear on the day she became a duchess.
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Sandra Oh isn't known as a comedian, but she makes a great comedic partner for Andy Samberg, and after handling their opening monologue with aplomb, the pair mostly stepped out of the way.
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Hawn glowed as she stepped out of her ride in a black dress that flowed down to her knees and a grey coat hanging off her shoulders to protect her from the November chill.
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At some point when the haze of 23s rave culture stepped out of muddy free-party fields and into clubs blasting out the genre that would become garage, Saul Milton came into his own.
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Deliveroo's UK managing director stepped out of his office to address an angry mob of Deliveroo couriers on Thursday as they protested over the company's decision to change the way it pays its riders.
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The suspect then stepped out of his car, described by police on Friday as a "newer model, dark colored four-door sedan," and began shooting at the front of the struck vehicle, Dobbins said.
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A third person in Maryland was killed Saturday morning after he stepped out of his car on I-95 to inspect damage from a fender-bender and was struck by a vehicle, Ayd said.
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Those who work in theater need to take the same hard look at their own behavior and that of those around them, Swirsky said, beyond simply firing people who have stepped out of line.
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This is primarily because Nick can't think of anything to say about Vanessa other than "I liked her the moment she stepped out of the limo" and because he doesn't have a job (-10).
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Arms' roster looks like it just stepped out of the casting room for Blizzard's smash hit shooter Overwatch, each rendered in a chirpy and colorful style that hints at their particular strengths and weaknesses.
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With the Heat trailing by one point and just 793 seconds left, Miami's Josh Richardson stepped out of bounds while trying to make a baseline drive, allowing Orlando to hold on for the win.
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As he stepped out of his car, with his hand gripping his gun holster, I thought about the horrific deaths like those of Rekia Boyd and Ramarley Graham and felt scared for my life.
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Worley claimed Johnson, who had no criminal record, threatened him with a gun; Johnson said that Manning had stepped out of his Buick to urinate and had exchanged words with the "hippie" lingering nearby.
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Video game fans noticed that Kanye and Lil Pump's costumes looked as if they'd stepped out of the video game Roblox—a Minecraft-style game where players can build and program their own worlds.
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Every morning, when I stepped out of bed, my joints hurt, especially my ankles, which a doctor had recently diagnosed with arthritis — they were 2000 years older than the rest of me, he said.
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Ever a loyalist to neutral colors, I stepped out of my comfort zone and tried the blue pair (Cookie Monster blue, as we've dubbed it), which I only have a tinge of regret about.
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Two of Lorencen's friends from their days as teenage gymnasts, Annie Labrie and Madison Bonofiglio, were among several women who stepped out of the shadow of anonymity on Wednesday to confront Nassar in court.
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The main difference between living here and back home is that in Baghdad I felt safe and comfortable at home, but I didn't feel safe as soon as I stepped out of my house.
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The leaders of the Senate Intelligence Committee meeting abruptly stepped out of a long-scheduled hearing on worldwide threats for what appeared to be a hastily-scheduled meeting with deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein.
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"Looking like he stepped out of central casting in a mob movie doesn't make you part of one of these groups," said Jennifer Louis-Jeune, one of Mr. Cammarano's lawyers, during her opening statement.
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From the moment I stepped out of my rental car and into town, a largely soulless collection of storefronts and shopping malls — another draw of Eilat is tax-free shopping — I had a headache.
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Essential tasks outsourced for cheapChapman, who initially worked for McGinn Security and later SOS Security, was among the first employees who passengers would meet when they stepped out of their cabs at Philadelphia Airport.
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On Sunday, the 38-year-old Democratic presidential contender stepped out of the race, clearing a path for moderates to coalesce around another candidate on the eve of Super Tuesday's broad contest for delegates.
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The prolific rusher — who recorded 104 yards on 17 carries in Sunday night&aposs contest — stepped out of the spotlight to seek out San Francisco 49ers running back Raheem Mostert for a jersey swap.
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Further, the Brady Act even specified that people who suffer from mental illnesses are not designated "mentally defective"; therefore, it becomes more obvious that the VA has stepped out of bounds on this issue.
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A challenge by Atlanta, that proved Edelman had stepped out of bounds, brought the ball back seven yards, and Tom Brady's first pass attempt of the half, while catchable, sailed over Chris Hogan's head.
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She stepped out of line, breaking with the silent, smiling solidarity that defines the 240-year-old institution, to denounce the idea of celebrating a man with a well-established history of objectifying women.
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When I switched to a magazine printed in the United Arab Emirates but imported into Qatar, the stakes were just as high: If I stepped out of line, my work wouldn't cross the border.
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Head-to-toe in casual sports gear, and with a predication for stock image-heavy, DIY music videos, Ta-Ha looks as if she's just stepped out of the digital pages of DiS Magazine.
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The late star was said to have led his home with fear and would even hold a belt in his hand when the Jackson 5 rehearsed, ready to strike anyone who stepped out of line.
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With a little strategy in your fabric choices, you can fill your luggage with stylish options that will make you look like you've stepped out of your pied-à-terre instead of off the plane.
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While Chapa's wife was loading packages into the vehicle's trunk, a masked gunman stepped out of a white Toyota Sequoia, approached Chapa's side of the car, and shot him several times with a 22014mm pistol.
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While Chapa's wife was loading packages into the vehicle's trunk, a masked gunman stepped out of a white Toyota Sequoia, approached Chapa's side of the car, and shot him several times with a 260mm pistol.
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For the most part, Toronto meteorologist Kelsey McEwen said that comments on her pregnancy have been positive, but she took a moment to strike back at one critic she felt had stepped out of line.
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Markieff Morris delivered the game-winner with 226 seconds left in Portland despite replays indicating he may have stepped out of bounds, and finished with his first double-double since before the All-Star break.
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This was also the album where you stepped out of your personal introspection more and directly addressed bigger issues like religion, classism, racism, Big Pharma, and death—which is the big thing on the record.
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Unfortunately reality, tells another story: right in the middle of a small US tour, Russell stepped out of their van, took a walk across the Holland Tunnel underpass and left to find another new obsession.
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As soon as they stepped out of doors they put themselves on visual display as flesh for hire—just think of the connotations of the words tramp, streetwalker—or risked the humiliation of street harassment.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I stepped out of the York Street station on Jay Street in Brooklyn one afternoon and realized I had been too optimistic about seeing my destination as soon as I emerged.
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Android creator Andy Rubin, who's kept a low profile since a report a year ago about his alleged sexual misconduct helped set off a mass movement at Google, stepped out of the shadows on Tuesday.
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Matthew Trevithick stepped out of the dorm where he was staying in Tehran and was on his way to buy a plane ticket back home when three people approached him from an unmarked Hyundai Sonata.
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They stepped out of the finishing school into a new movement of history, a new kind of first day, that of a workers' government, morning in a new city, the capital of a workers' state.
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Vettel returned to the pits and stepped out of the car after four laps of the Japanese Grand Prix, leaving Lewis Hamilton to win for Mercedes and forge 59 points clear with four races remaining.
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"People for the first time, when they stepped out of their house, realized that they could not see more than 20 or 30 feet in front of them," he said by telephone earlier this month.
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Larry McKee's eyes lost their glimmer the second he stepped out of a car on a recent morning and recognized the Bronx corner where a street fight derailed his life more than 20 years ago.
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Actress Adèle Haenel, who has said she was sexually abused as a minor by a different director, was one of the women who stepped out of the ceremony, saying "Shame!" after Polanski's win was announced.
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Mr. Kitzhaber had an unquestioned, if sometimes mocked, star power, often looking like he had stepped out of a Ralph Lauren ad, wearing an almost constant uniform of cowboy boots, jeans and a sport jacket.
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Swiss Guards stood at attention as Mr. Trump and his wife, Melania, stepped out of a sport utility vehicle — he in a dark suit, she in a black dress with a veil on her hair.
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New England Patriots receiver N&aposKeal Harry scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter against the Kansas City Chiefs, but the referees ruled he stepped out of bounds before he got to the end zone.
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EAST AMANA, Iowa — Anna Navin stepped out of her Honda, grabbed a large pink backpack from the passenger seat of her car and knocked on the door of Glenn Goetz, a 603-year-old retiree.
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"Looking like he stepped out of central casting in a mob movie doesn't make you part of one of these groups," said Jennifer Louis-Jeune, a lawyer defending Mr. Cammarano against racketeering and extortion charges.
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According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, Adrienne Koroly parked his Lexus in front of his parents' Moreno Valley, California, home on Saturday and heard a faint meowing sound when he stepped out of the car.
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Kaser said he was so used to his routine that he didn't think anything out of the ordinary would happen that day, but then he stepped out of his truck and accidentally into a grain hopper.
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LeBlanc, a new presenter for the BBC car show, and stunt driver Ken Block shocked the entire wedding party when they stepped out of a tricked-out 2016 Ford Mustang in front of St. Paul's Cathedral.
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Lee stepped out of a van to a throng of journalists and made a brief comment but did not answer questions about the accusation he gave bribes to influence former South Korean President Park Geun-hye.
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She also achieved a gender milestone in a relatively routine spacewalk with fellow NASA astronaut Jessica Meir last October that marked the first time two women stepped out of the space station at the same time.
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Matthew Trevithick stepped out of his dorm room in Tehran in December, heading to buy a plane ticket back home to the U.S. Less than an hour later, he found himself in Iran's most notorious prison.
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If you thought Kim Kardashian West had reached peak sexiness in her just stepped-out-of-the-ocean, dripping wet Met Gala 2019 look, you haven't yet laid eyes on the star's eye-popping afterparty ensemble.
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When Ben Fischer stepped out of his jeep at the barracks of the Voloveka Tactical Group, in Donetsk, Ukraine, last May, he was a mercenary arriving to work on his third continent in as many years.
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Scores of jubilant black Zimbabweans nearly knocked the 71-year-old off his feet as he and his two children stepped out of their car and onto their land for the first time in six months.
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Canada's Patrick Chan, who was sixth going into the free skate after falling on his triple Axel, stepped out of a triple toeloop and put his hand down on a triple Axel in the free skate.
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On July 13, 21, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong stepped out of the Lunar Module and onto the surface of the Moon, under the watchful eye of a camera custom-made by Westinghouse for the purpose.
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Garoppolo could have stepped out of bounds but instead chose to fight for extra yardage on third-and 20 with his team trailing by 14 with a little over five minutes left in the fourth quarter.
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After six cold hours, the Icemen stepped out of the subzero chamber and spoke with the survival, evasion, reconnaissance, and escape specialists and the AFE team to address discrepancies and better ways to utilize the equipment.
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The officer in front fired at a gunman, and others behind him stepped out of the line and did the same, and in what seemed like a second, that gunman was down and the drill over.
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Late on Saturday night, after playing in a poker tournament at one of the local bowling alleys, he had stopped and stepped out of the running car to get directions from a friend to another game.
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Also, small, local growers have recently stepped out of the darkness, so consumers can meet them, shake their hands, and find out that growing and packaging a legal plant can be wholesome, and even downright boring.
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In the Dhurve family's neighborhood, many women stepped out of their homes to help clean, wearing gowns in oranges, pinks and sapphire blues — the bright colors an almost cruel contrast to the drab surroundings they inhabit.
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For the most part, lawmakers from both parties painted starkly different pictures: Just stepped out of a 75-minute briefing regarding President Trump's military actions in Iraq—we were provided no evidence of an imminent threat.
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He stepped out of what he regarded as a dream job at Planetary Resources, a start-up working on asteroid mining systems, to create Booster Fuels in 2014 with co-founders Diego Netto and Tyler Raugh.
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Accented by my equally unkempt beard, my visage now resembles that of an 1840s prospector or some obscure founding father, as if I had just stepped out of a daguerreotype to pontificate on matters of virtue.
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Jackie Shane, a black transgender soul singer who packed nightclubs in 1960s Toronto before she stepped out of the spotlight for decades, only to re-emerge with a Grammy-nominated record in her 70s, has died.
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Dolan had misinterpreted one of the categories in the survey, "spouse absent," which refers to married people whose partner is no longer living in their household, as meaning the spouse stepped out of the room. Oops.
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Read these stories next: Lady Gaga Stepped Out Of The Spotlight For Her Mental Health Lady Gaga Reveals She Has PTSD After Being Raped At 19 These 10 Free Apps Will Help You Manage Your Mental Health
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In order to become an astronaut as a woman in the 1950s, Elma would have to have been pretty darn special and would have faced enormous societal pressure as she stepped out of a traditional housewife role.
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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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"I'm still full of adrenaline so maybe whatever I say doesn't make any sense," a breathless Vettel, who let out a loud whoop of joy over the team-radio, said after he stepped out of the car.
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In A View to a Kill the following year, she looks like she's just stepped out of a fashion shoot, with boxed shoulders, capes, pillar hats, and a touch of red accenting her eyelids, cheeks, and lips.
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But while he has stepped out of the existential bondage he was born into, eluded the slave catcher, and, finally, outlived the institution of West Indies slavery itself, which Britain outlawed in 1833, he isn't really free.
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He stepped out of his suit to reveal a Halloween-ish orange-and-black suede varsity jacket embroidered with the seal of the Great Pumpkin Commonwealth, a regulatory body that sets standards for competition and product quality.
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And that eventually led to a four-way phone call that also included the Philadelphia district attorney and the police commissioner -- a call that ended only when Hill stepped out of his house with his hands up.
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Battling a kidney stone that she insisted was manageable, Biles fell twice — sitting down her vault in the first rotation and coming off the beam on her third — and stepped out of bounds on the floor exercise.
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Wearing bright, cartoonish costumes by Montana Blanco that might have stepped out of a child's illustrated history book from the mid-20th-century, the characters speak in taunting, cadenced phrases that suggest tragedy told as a joke.
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"If I stepped out of my crime-fighting bubble and was once again just another young black guy, I would not only embrace a comprehensive investigation, I'd be demanding it," Mr. Booker recalled Mr. Butler telling him.
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World Briefing A veteran Canadian helicopter pilot died at an Australian Antarctic base a day after he landed his helicopter on an ice shelf, stepped out of the aircraft and plunged into a crevasse, officials said on Tuesday.
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Meredith immediately stepped out of the way, with the show ultimately flipping the trope of two women fighting over a man on its head: Both Mer and Megan were basically fighting for Riggs to be with the other.
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The new Duchess of Sussex completed her royal wedding look with a traditionally long veil and simple, yet elegant gown designed by Clare Waight Keller of Givenchy, who followed behind her as she stepped out of the car.
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One of her most trying times as first lady came when John Hinckley stepped out of a crowd outside a Washington hotel on March 21948, 21952, and fired six shots toward the president, striking him in the chest.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French government failed to convince student organizations in talks on Friday of the merits of its labor reform plans, and the unions stepped out of the meetings making renewed calls for street protests next week.
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But the truth is infinitely more interesting, as movies have largely stepped out of the uncanny valley of problematic CG, and entered an era where digital effects are so good, audiences don't even realize that's what they're seeing.
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A doobie wrap is a protective style popular in the Caribbean and is worn to help maintain a blowout on textured or curly hair — and until this generation, it wasn't something you stepped out of the house wearing.
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Though he helped to pioneer the innovative, spacey music of Dub, with the rise of the Rasta reggae of Bob Marley and the Wailers in the early 70s, Buster moved to Miami and stepped out of the spotlight.
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Terra immediately high stepped out of Bastos' hook and set to work passing but with a hand in Bastos' collar opted to pass his leg over Bastos' head for a step-over choke while still in Bastos' guard.
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Her Twitter response, which she drafted in a minuteslong phone call with her aides as she stepped out of a bipartisan Bible study ("You cannot silence me," it began), became the most widely shared missive of her career.
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Though she stepped out of bounds on her third pass, her score of 14.933 was a full point better than that of her teammate Morgan Hurd, who earned her third medal of the meet by finishing with silver.
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To see Paulina's eyes widen as we stepped out of our hotel into Shinjuku, in Tokyo, with its rushing crowds, flashing neon and bird-tweets emitting from the walk signs was to see a child's world expand exponentially.
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Firefighter Tolley's wife, Marie, and their daughter, Isabella, stepped out of a van, the little girl's sandy hair swallowed by a fire cap and her hands clasped around a blanket woven with an image of her father's face.
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Mr. Mulvaney is said by associates to have stepped out of the room whenever Mr. Trump would talk with Mr. Giuliani to preserve Mr. Trump's attorney-client privilege, leaving him with limited knowledge about their efforts regarding Ukraine.
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So, when I see someone taking their time to come up and apologize to me in person, I have a little more respect for them and I acknowledge the fact that they stepped out of their comfort zone.
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One of her most trying times as first lady came when John Hinckley stepped out of a crowd outside a Washington hotel on March 30, 1981, and fired six shots toward the president, striking him in the chest.
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Tyler Smith and his father, Richard Smith, had stepped out of their vehicle to look at a blue truck when Mr. Dalton approached and fatally shot them, Chief Jeffrey Hadley of the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety said Monday.
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After years of secrecy, today, the company stepped out of the shadows talk about just how it plans to achieve its lofty goals—apparently, it's aiming to set up a lunar outpost on the Moon as early as 2020.
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"I cannot tell you how proud I am to be here today in front of my home crowd," he told 2009 champion and compatriot Jenson Button in an interview conducted immediately after he had stepped out of the car.
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The following morning, I headed out to crank up the barbershop, and as soon as I stepped out of the door, prisoners from other dorms started banging on the plexiglass for me to put them on the haircut list.
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CAPE COAST, Ghana — With the unrelenting Ghanaian sun serving as her spotlight, Melania Trump has stepped out of her husband's shadow, apparently showing the world what some 5,200 miles of breathing room away from her home city can do.
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MOSCOW — Russia's highest-profile opposition leader, Aleksei A. Navalny, stepped out of a jail on Monday after serving a 30-day sentence for organizing a protest, only to find a row of police officers waiting to arrest him again.
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At UTR2, after the protest itself had died down, my friends and I had stepped out of a restaurant where we had eaten lunch, and found a right wing YouTuber harassing an unhoused man with questions near Lafayette Square.
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Jewish New Yorkers attacked every day last week Two young police officers used their SUV to block in the suspect's car at an intersection and approached Thomas, who stepped out of the car, NYPD commissioner Dermot Shea told reporters.
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Next on his search list, he told Ms. Hinton, 68, was a claw-foot tub like the one 18-year-old Rob Lowe (Sodapop Curtis in the movie) stepped out of with just a towel wrapped around his waist.
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The 39-year-old Finn, who had started in fourth place and alongside team mate Sebastian Vettel, stepped out of the car and walked back to the paddock with his helmet on as the virtual safety car was deployed.
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And while Turner dazzled in a classic, Paco Rabanne silver, chainmail dress, Joe played devoted husband on the sidelines as he stepped out of the photo with his wife to try and capture his own photo of the glimmering beauty.
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Meghan, 37, stepped out of the plane wearing a white long-sleeved dress by Australian brand Zimmermann paired with a matching fascinator by Stephen Jones, completing the look with a black Kaya Anna clutch and black slingback heels by Tabitha Simmons.
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The new browser is the work of Brendan Eich, the former CEO and co-founder of Mozilla and creator of JavaScript, who stepped out of his position at Mozilla in 2014 after criticism for supporting the ban on gay marriage.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - When Egyptian lawyer Ahmed Gad stepped out of a cafe on the outskirts of Cairo to take a call last October, a gunman on the back of a motorcycle trained a semi-automatic rifle on him and opened fire.
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Meghan stepped out of the plane wearing a white long-sleeved dress by Australian brand Zimmermann paired with a matching fascinator by Stephen Jones, completing the look with a black Kaya Anna clutch and black slingback heels by Tabitha Simmons.
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This is how the Daily News described the crime:The thief stepped out of a car, possibly an Uber, on a street in Bath Beach and stole the laptop from the agent's vehicle, which was parked in the driveway of her home.
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The frigid air hit them again as they stepped out of the subway in Kasumigaseki between the large, guarded buildings of the national government ministries, now ruling a fraction of the country and bickering over what to do about the rest.
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Even Taylor Swift, who has only spoken publicly as of late about upcoming album Reputation, stepped out of the shadows to speak to Rolling Stone about the loss, and explained the influence the "Free Fallin'" singer had on her own work.
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Following her release from the UFC later that year Baszler—whose final UFC fight was a TKO loss to current Women's Bantamweight Champ, Amanda Nunes, at Fight Night: Maia vs LaFlare—stepped out of the Octagon and into the squared circle.
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"Seems like yesterday we all stepped out of a limo looking for love…what a year it's been…2/4 ain't bad so happy for you boys," Zorn wrote, noting that Tolbert is married to fellow Bachelor alum Jade Roper.
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But now he's stepped out of the shadows, invading the young investigators' bedrooms, hanging out in abandoned homes, and lurking in what looks like some kind of spooky church—forcing the adolescent clown hunters to confront him face to face.
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The double world champion, who gave the new papaya orange and blue car a trouble-free shakedown at the Navarra circuit in northern Spain on Friday, stepped out of the stranded car as marshals waved red flags to halt the session.
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As the bride stepped out of her classic Rolls-Royce, Kensington Palace announced that Clare Waight Keller, who became the first female artistic director at famed French house Givenchy last year, had secured the coveted role of making the dress.
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Not satisfied by giving us red carpet tux inspo and showing us how to incorporate #tbt trends without looking like we've stepped out of a time machine, Depp's latest move is also giving us a hefty dose of beauty inspiration.
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The year-long mission to a simulated Mars ended late last month, as the six participating scientists stepped out of their habitation and for the time in a seeming eon, breathed in the fresh Hawaii air atop Earth's largest volcano.
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The video shows that Officer Proano arrived at a scene where another officer had already pulled over a stolen car with several black teenagers in it, stepped out of his squad car, drew his gun and pointed it at the suspects.
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San Jacinto Street, in downtown Houston, was already crowded with television crews and newsmen when Clay stepped out of a taxi cab with Covington, Quinnan Hodges, the local associate counsel, and Chauncey Eskridge of Chicago, a lawyer for the Rev.
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He motioned to a white Daewoo sedan that had lurched to a stop below, and one by one, four young men stepped out of the car, climbed the 13-rung ladder, and slid down a rope on the other side.
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By identifying Sergeant Chapman shortly after he stepped out of the helicopter with the SEALs, the briefing slides say, its imagery analysts could follow him around the mountaintop, picking him up even when trees or other obstacles partly obscured him.
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In the wake of The Epic's groundbreaking success, many of the members of The West Coast Get Down have stepped out of Washington's shadow, releasing records under their own names and proving themselves to be far more than simply role players.
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The politician wounded on Wednesday, Ihor Mosiychuk, a populist member of Parliament with the far-right Radical Party, had just stepped out of a television studio after giving an interview; the explosives were set off as he exited the building.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Grigor Dimitrov stepped out of Roger Federer's shadow on Tuesday to claim a spot in the U.S. Open semi-finals with a shock 23-22 22-238 3-6 6-4 6-2 win over the wounded Swiss.
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Then came two chilling murders: A lawyer who represented drug king pins was assassinated as she stepped out of a meeting, and a young woman was stabbed to death with a dinner knife while visiting a drug trafficker in prison.
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On the Wolverines' first possession, what appeared to be a 46-yard touchdown run by Christian Turner was turned into a modest 8-yard gain when the review showed that he had stepped out of bounds at the Florida 38.
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He led a pair of touchdown drives in which he repeatedly stepped out of sacks and somehow found receivers downfield, even after Demaryius Thomas was lost for the game, and most likely the season, with an injury to his Achilles' tendon.
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OMAHA — After the first home run of the College World Series sailed over the left-field fence, Hunter Wilson, a backup infielder for Arkansas, stepped out of the Razorbacks' dugout brandishing a colorful reward for the teammate who hit it.
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Now, Anya Taylor-Joy, above left with the director Autumn de Wilde, plays the title role with style and attitude and sharpness, "as if the character has stepped out of a Regency England version of 'Mean Girls,'" writes our reporter.
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They confided that they were fearful, of what was happening in the countries they wanted to leave behind — not just their homeland but now also the United States — and of what they faced once they stepped out of Mr. Crowningshiele's cab.
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The bucolic imagery in the trailer underlines the cozy, even slightly sappy aspects of Ms. Alcott's book: the March sisters with their flowing locks and billowing gowns, looking as though they just stepped out of a John Singer Sargent painting.
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Patty Murray (D-Wash.): Just stepped out of the impeachment trial to news that the Trump Administration can begin implementing its cruel public charge rule that will threaten the lives & livelihoods of so many hardworking families in WA & across the country.
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"As soon as he arrived at the corner, a number of security personnel and officers stepped out of three cars, knocked him to the ground and started beating him," it wrote, adding that the cars did not have license plates.
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Saturday Night In ... Johno Gargan stepped out of a wind-whipped evening and into Bourbon Street, a large New Orleans-style restaurant whose long, busy bar is one of the centers of the bustling night life scene in Bayside, Queens.
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The shooting in Queens on Sunday was captured on Twitter in a graphic video showing a struggle between several men who had stepped out of a southbound 21984 train at the 21990th Street-Elmhurst Avenue station around 21982:2200 p.m.
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In college at the University of Kansas, White hit a 32-foot last-second shot that would have knocked out Texas Western in the 1966 N.C.A.A. tournament if not for a ruling by referees that he had stepped out of bounds.
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As I delivered a diatribe about the overlooked complexity of the lyricism of Dangerous, I set my mark on a Midwesterner from the city art school who looked like he'd just stepped out of a regional production of Angels in America.
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Clinton, flanked by Secret Secret agents, stepped out of her motorcade near the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in New York's Greenwich Village neighborhood that was recently named a national historic landmark because it was the site of 1969 riots for gay rights.
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"What we are hoping ... is that we are starting to see that we have stepped out of the trough in terms of the economy from the first quarter," said Jim Davis, regional investment manager at U.S. Bank Private Client Group in Springfield, Illinois.
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The 17-year-old high schooler was only expecting to have her date, Brock, and a photographer there, but when she stepped out of her SUV at Indianapolis's Crown Hill Cemetery, she was greeted by numerous police officers from the Indianapolis Police Department.
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Mets storm past Reds NEW YORK — Spokesperson Jay Horwitz stepped out of a back room inside the New York Mets clubhouse Tuesday night and delivered the news to the two dozen or so reporters milling about waiting to talk to Yoenis Cespedes.
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Severe dissociation can include psychogenic amnesia, when a person can't remember personal information with no seeming physical cause, or dissociative fugue state, when a person loses his or her identity altogether—as if they've just stepped out of their body and walked away.
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LATE on Saturday morning, on a country road outside the Bulgarian village of Bliznak, ten young men wearing camouflage and combat boots stepped out of their cars, split into groups of three and four, shouted "Long live Bulgaria!" and walked into the woods.
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They are curious about the Boo Radley-like figure in their town - the mysterious Maya (Manisha Koirala), who according to village lore has not stepped out of her crumbling mansion for several years after being permanently scarred by her family's troubled past.
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Alone onstage at a memorial concert for a musician named Jump, the longhaired singer looks like she's stepped out of a time capsule from the 1970s: bell-bottom jeans, a patchwork blouse, a studded leather vest with fringe that goes on for days.
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It's worth remembering that there's a conductor (as well as an operator) on every M.T.A. subway train; you could have stepped out of the car and walked up the platform waving to catch his or her attention and then communicated what you saw.
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To my previous thought experiments, add these: Would he and Pete get the same reception if they were men of color or, for that matter, didn't look so much like they'd just stepped out of the pages of a J. Crew catalog?
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BERLIN — Straining to hold back tears, their once-white helmets and overalls smeared with dust, seven miners in Germany stepped out of a metal cage bearing the last lump of black coal that they would haul up from more than 3,000 feet below.
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PHILADELPHIA — Moments after the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, wrapped up his appearance at the Justice Department on Wednesday, Representative Dwight Evans stepped out of his district office in a black working-class neighborhood here to visit with local business owners.
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CreditCreditRyan Pfluger for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — When Rupert Friend stepped out of wardrobe on a recent Wednesday, he wore a filthy checked shirt, baggy tweed pants and boots that looked as if they could have been used as chew toys.
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Just as her friend Conrad Roy III stepped out of the truck he had filled with lethal fumes, Ms. Carter told him over the phone to get back in the cab and then listened to him die without trying to help him.
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Mr. Kurtz had stepped out of his booth to talk to Angelo Womack, a co-founder of what is described as a "pizza lifestyle brand" called Rad Times Pizza, and Serhan Ayhan, whose family owns the confusingly named Boston Pizza in Queens.
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But as Weber said, several of the women went in for it first — one even blindfolded and made out with him the moment she stepped out of the limo, sparking another conversation among fans about the show's often murky portrayal of consent.
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But Justice Scott Kafker said the evidence supported a finding that Carter, then 17, "badgered" Roy by phone to get back into a carbon-monoxide filled truck he had stepped out of, after "constantly pressuring" him in text messages to commit suicide.
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Despite their disagreements, Mr. Trump greeted Ms. Merkel courteously, tweeting in the hours before they met that he looked forward to her visit, and kissing both of her cheeks when she stepped out of her limousine at the entrance to the West Wing.
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When he swerved out of the way to avoid hitting the car, which had crashed into a guardrail moments beforehand due to bad weather, the 74-year-old coach hit the passenger who had stepped out of the stricken vehicle, according to the outlet.
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" Ashly's response to that in turn, was more than slightly alarming – she proceeds to take issue with Tun's attitude… "While I stepped out of line with my attitude, you throwing it right back along with other snarky unnecessary comments is just fighting fire with fire.
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GOLD COAST, Australia, April 9 (Reuters) - Australia's Bronte Campbell finally stepped out of her sister Cate's shadow at the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre as she overtook her in the final few strokes to win the women's 100 metres freestyle Commonwealth Games title on Monday.
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Malika Haqq has stepped out of her comfort zone in love and in reality TV. Haqq, who is best friends with Khloé Kardashian, opened up to PEOPLE about her split from ex Ronnie Ortiz-Magro at a press event for her new show, Famously Single.
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The classic Marshmallow Experiment of 1972 involved placing a marshmallow in front of a young child, with the promise of a second marshmallow if he or she could refrain from eating the squishy blob while a researcher stepped out of the room for 15 minutes.
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When Holly Golightly, played by Audrey Hepburn, stepped out of a yellow cab and sauntered to the window of Tiffany & Co. in the 1961 film "Breakfast at Tiffany's," with Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer's "Moon River" playing in the background, such a scene was created.
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When the royals stepped out of their Rolls-Royce to greet thousands of well-wishers on the street, the gunman, Christopher John Lewis, 17, a self-described terrorist who was hiding in a deserted toilet cubicle, trained his rifle on the queen and fired.
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The honors for Trump began the second he stepped out of Air Force One: The president and first lady were greeted with soldiers standing at attention, children waving Chinese and American flags chanting, "Welcome," a delegation of Chinese and American officials, and a military band.
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Pantene also has a new look, in the form of its Waterless Collection, with styling products that will make your hair look and smell like you stepped out of the shower, even if it's been more than a few days since your last shampoo.
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As some community members broke their Ramadan fast on Wednesday evening, eating together in a street close to the tower, the driver of a train passing by on an elevated rail line stopped the vehicle, stepped out of his cabin and raised a green banner.
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That day, Ms. Konte, a young undocumented immigrant, stepped out of an apartment in the Butler Houses, a public housing complex in the Bronx, to get her two toddlers ice cream and to put clothes in the dryer at a laundromat across the street.
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SHANGHAI — For the second time since last summer, an avuncular, graying man has stepped out of Beijing's shadows and calmed financial markets after a Chinese devaluation — but once again, his assurances came after nearly a month of turmoil and growing worry about the country's economic health.
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When Rodgers stepped out of that limo on the first night of JoJo Fletcher's season of The Bachelorette, we may not have known much about him, but we did know all about who he was related to: He's the brother of Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
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Like a highlighter that releases in a fine spray form, glow mists for the hair, face, and body can light you up from head-to-toe — just a spritz here, a spritz there, and you're gleaming like you just stepped out of an infrared light sauna.
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Getty (2) And last but certainly not least, January Jones stepped out of her beauty comfort zone (think: simple chignons and playful ponytails) for the Fox Television Critics Association All-Star party in Pasadena, California, with a hairstyle we never thought we'd see her sport: cornrows!
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Images of the prototypes for these 6-inch scale toys have been floating around for a while now, but this is our first look at them as a final, painted product, and they look like they've stepped out of an animation cell and onto your toy shelf.
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In February, Navy Senior Chief Edward Byers, a member of the secretive SEAL Team Six, stepped out of the shadows and into the glare of media and lights at a White House ceremony where he received the Medal of Honor -- the nation's highest award -- from President Obama.
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Still, this confusion around its location tracking isn't a great look for MoviePass, which may have trouble escaping the ire of privacy advocates who feel the company has stepped out of line by even proposing a data-based monetization strategy that tracks users' habits outside the theater.
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Though some people might say they shouldn't be worn out of the house, or that they're impossible to match with anything, in typical Bradshaw/Parker form, she recently stepped out of her West Village home and onto national television for an interview with Seth Meyers in them.
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Sleep and peace fled from me, and I stepped out of my rocky fastness; I tried to help, I tried to serve, I was looking for a soul, and if I hadn't happened to find it finally in Bettina Merck, then despair would have choked me.
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Durant looks like he stepped into a cryogenic freezer after that playoff loss to San Antonio—not all that long ago, generally speaking, but deep history in the context of the league's current evolution—and stepped out of it, none the worse for wear, last week.
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While rivals China, Russia and Britain fell and stumbled their way through qualifying, the only blips for the Americans was when Douglas stepped out of bounds during the floor exercise and Raisman flapped her arms about to save herself falling off the beam following a big wobble.
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In a recent interview, Mr. Moriyama, dressed in black and gray as though he had stepped out of one of his own photographs, was at times long and measured in gathering his thoughts, once reflecting for almost 30 seconds before describing his deep attachment to Shinjuku.
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Buoyant and chatty, Dr. Wergin seems to have stepped out of a Norman Rockwell painting, with his faux-threats to give rambunctious young patients a "mind-your-mother shot," and his prescriptions for relieving his own stress: baking pies or road-testing his 533 red Corvette.
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"I stepped out of my office into the hall and turned to a fellow who's nearly 80 years old — and has seen a number of these things — and he looked and he said, 'This one felt different,' Garza added in an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Not that Heathcliff would dare to set foot in the 19th-century parsonage inhabited by the forbidding Agatha (a deliciously stern Linda Powell), her giddy sister, Huldey (Birgit Huppuch), and their rustic scullery maid, Marjory (Hannah Cabell, who might have stepped out of "Cold Comfort Farm").
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When he stepped out of the dugout, in the Dodgers' traveling grays, and made his pigeon-toed trot to first base, all at once two things were known by me: My all-time sports hero was right before my eyes, and my father had feet of clay.
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"Wives and Lovers" (2016) boasts a Picasso-esque reclining nude and swimmers straight out of "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon," but also cartoonish creatures engaged in cannibalistic copulating, figures that seem to have stepped out of a Tim Burton movie, and more, all floating in an indeterminate green vacuum.
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Here are my main takeaways from the test experience and the things Audi said to me: Stepping out of Audi's big bubble of future car captaincy, I'm left feeling more like I stepped out of the living room of the future rather than the smartphone of the future.
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Chicago, Illinois: 223 Dead, 225 InjuredAt about 2219:2216 PM several people were out on the stoop of an East Chatham neighborhood home, shooting dice and attending a Christmas party, when an individual in a gray hoodie stepped out of a nearby alleyway and opened fire on the group.
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Instead of her button-down shirt and black pants, Meghan stepped out of the plane wearing a white long-sleeved dress by Australian brand Zimmermann paired with a matching fascinator by Stephen Jones, completing the look with a black Kayu clutch and black slingback heels by Tabitha Simmons.
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Hannah Godwin When it comes to encapsulating the epitome of sweetness, no one does it better than Hannah G. Right from the moment she stepped out of the limo she has proven to be a ray of much-needed sunshine amid all the drama going on around her.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New Jersey production manager stepped out of obscurity on Friday to reveal himself as the newest millionaire-by-chance after a $2 Mega Millions ticket he bought at a gas station last month yielded him a jackpot of more than a half billion dollars.
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Moments later, he said, the gunman crashed through the gate of the school, stepped out of a stolen white pickup truck armed "with a semi-automatic rifle he ran into the center of the quad where the school is located and began firing at windows and walls," Fitzpatrick said.
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Having to write a letter to your child's school usually indicates that there's a serious issue to address — and in Stephen Callaghan's case, the incident in question was that his daughter seemed to have stepped out of a time machine when she came home from school one day.
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Now, with the future of the GOP health care bill in great suspense -- Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell needed 50 "yes" votes and could only afford two defections -- McCain stepped out of his office in the Russell building to make his way to the Capitol shortly before midnight.
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To review, she'd spent the night with Nick before the show began (out there in the great big Fantasy Suite that is the real world), but declined to exchange numbers with him — and then stepped out of a Bachelor limo and back into his life nine months later.
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Trump's aftermath-viewing wardrobe made headlines each time she stepped out of the White House and onto the South Lawn, and again from Air Force One to the tarmac -- from her footwear to her perfect ponytails, the first lady came under the harsh visual scrutiny she often does.
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So much so that we have embraced a new phase of the movement that is redirecting the focus to the women — like Mira Sorvino, Gabrielle Union and Padma Lakshmi — who have stepped out of the shadows of problematic men and reclaimed control of their narratives in fascinating new ways.
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On March 24, he stepped out of the train at the Austrian border in the little medieval town of Feldkirch and saw the citizens gathered in excited anticipation of another train that was about to arrive at the station, going in the other direction, from Austria into Switzerland.
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Hollywood's A-listers stepped out of their red carpet finery and into something a little more comfortable (let's be real, statement sleeves just aren't the most practical attire for a night on the dance floor), to celebrate their wins or nurse their losses over a glass of bubbly.
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Marvelous as it was to behold Mr. Garcia and Ms. Sottile simply holding a pause, brow to brow, during a particularly sustained high note, it was even better to see how they then stepped out of it before the music changed, beautifully anticipating its return to rhythmic progress.
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The dark Audi SUV that carried the 19-year-old's killers was at the far end of the parking lot; a short man in skinny jeans and a black hoodie stepped out of the rear passenger seat and sprinted north on Wheeler Road in Southeast Washington, carrying a pistol.
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There are a ton of Easter eggs and visual nods to Van Gogh's paintings here, and half the fun is figuring out which Van Gogh painting every character in the movie stepped out of, especially once you realize that, say, Chris O'Dowd is playing the postman Joseph Roulin.
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But recently, the actress stepped out of her beauty comfort zone and had a little fun with color for the Tiffany & Co. Blue Book gala in N.Y.C. And because we're still obsessed with the summer-inspired statement look, we tapped the star's makeup artist Gucci Westman for all the details!
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Lagerfeld's leading ladies — which included Kendall Jenner, Gigi and Bella Hadid, Edie Campbell, Mariacarla Boscono, Lindsey Wixson, and Soo Joo Park — stepped out of a wooden, dollhouse-like pavilion with elaborate Princess Leia-esque hairstyles, wearing cork-soled shoes reminiscent of the pairs Coco Chanel herself wore in the '20s.
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Like Murdoch, the thrice-wed Roy has several children, including an older son (Alan Ruck) from his first marriage, younger party boy (Kieran Culkin) and a daughter, "Shiv" (Sarah Snook), who has stepped out of the business orbit to working in political consulting but isn't far removed from familial politics.
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James, who kicked Iguodala between the legs on the shot attempt in a body movement more typically associated with Draymond Green, pushed past Iguodala to regain possession of the ball, but in doing so he stepped out of bounds and ended any realistic chance of his team tying the game.
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Mulvaney's lawyer has claimed that he always stepped out of the room when President Trump was speaking with Giuliani, but according to the New York Times in his new book, John Bolton claims that Mulvaney was present for at least one phone call between Giuliani and the president talking about Ukraine.
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"When your child comes out as trans, the best thing to do is create a photoshoot to celebrate the fact that he silently and bravely stepped out of the race that he never wanted to be in, found his own lane and proceeded to win," the mother of two wrote alongside the photographs.
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After they told me I had nothing to worry about, I signed the contract and hopped on a plane to LA. Fast-forward to the moment when I stepped out of that limo and into the Bachelor house for the first time and realized that I was, in fact, the only black contestant.
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As the culture has become slightly more open to all things woo-woo of late, she's stepped out of the broom closest, combining her sense of the mystical with her curatorial and art advising practice with the aim of helping others to see the magic in art, color and all forms of beauty.
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We called an Uber, and when we stepped out of the car, there were these three dudes taking photos on these huge cameras, and I'm like, "That's not for me!" and then the next day I look online and see these photos of me looking like shit, and it blew my mind.
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Another attorney, Louise Melling, one of the A.C.L.U.'s deputy legal directors, stepped out of her office to commiserate briefly about the Supreme Court's decision in favor of a Christian baker (and against the A.C.L.U., which argued the case) who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple in Colorado.
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So for those who have come forward, anyone in the audience who this is resonating with and who has stepped out of the shadows with a story about sexual harassment or assault, she did that in a climate where it was very, very difficult, as any of you who have those experiences understand.
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But on a hot June day nearly a year into his residence in Ferrara, when a procession of nuns and priests began their march through the cobbled center of the city, a snaking train of holiness, Mr. Williams did as all the local Ferrarese do: shrugged and stepped out of their path.
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But Ms. Ahmad, 39, was not without the warmth of family to greet her when she stepped out of a Mercedes-Benz in front of 141 Worth Street wearing a blush-colored wedding dress amid the whir of cameras, the sun peeking at her from behind dark clouds on a chilly day.
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Meanwhile, Europe suffered one mass shooting over the same period of time: Last Friday night, at about 20163:25 PM, at least one unknown assailant stepped out of a car near Hans Knudsens Plads in Copenhagen, Denmark, and opened fire, ultimately killing one man and critically wounding three others before fleeing the scene.
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Almost all the factories in Cambodian capital Phnom Penh employed people on short-term contracts of one to three months, meaning that anyone who stepped out of line (for example, by asking for sick days, refusing overtime or, god forbid, are even a little late for work one day) might not have their contract renewed.
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If you need proof that it's unrealistic to look like someone who just stepped out of a fitness magazine at all times, look no further than Jennifer Smith, a CrossFit competitor who PopSugar reports posted a side-by-side photo of herself to illuminate just how different her body looks when she's standing versus sitting.
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"As the games wrap up, I would hope that you'd be able to spend that time focusing on the achievements of the athletes that are doing good, rather than those that stepped out of line and or misrepresented facts that occurred on an evening of being out too late and drinking too much," Dalbey said.
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Orson Bean, the free-spirited television, stage and film comedian who stepped out of his storybook life to found a progressive school, move to Australia, give away his possessions and wander around a turbulent America in the 1970s as a late-blooming hippie, was killed in a traffic accident on Friday in Venice, Calif.
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Of course, assisting Wick is dangerous business, as his associates (Ian McShane, Laurence Fishburne, and a new character played by Anjelica Huston) discover when a representative of the High Table, known as an Adjudicator ("Billions'" Asia Kate Dillon), shows up to lay down the law -- such as it is -- for anyone who has stepped out of line.
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And yet, even as CPAC tries to wash its hands of Spencer, he's clearly popular with many conference attendees In Slate's Osita Nwanevu described a telling scene: Not long after Spencer stepped out of the ballroom, he was spotted by two young white people, one of whom jumped and nearly squealed to his friend with glee.
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When I stepped out of the elevator at the Wing ("a home base and social club for women in New York"), I could've been walking into any trendy New York City party packed with women in ankle boots and fitted overalls, held in a venue where the walls are lined with bookshelves painstakingly organized by color.
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At a news conference on Wednesday, Kerr Putney, chief of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police, said officers had found the gun that the police said Mr. Scott had brandished before an officer, who is also black, fatally shot him and were examining police video of the encounter that unfolded as Mr. Scott stepped out of a car.
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You could feel their relief when they stepped out of the crowd in the high street of any provincial English town, spoiled by its Poundworlds and its McDonald's and identikit shabby chain stores, and into the embracing quiet of some Tudor or Georgian house, open to the public, where a ticket seller dozed behind a few faded postcards.
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Dating through the classifieds (the film is ostensibly set in 1982), she's looking for a hot dress, and she finds one, a red number, at D & S. She buys it despite the ultra-baroque sales pitch of a clerk, who's dressed, like all her colleagues, as if she stepped out of a Velásquez rendition of a funeral.
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The circus around the club has been well documented over the last year and as bittersweet as it is to leave a city/fans he loved, it's going to feel like the 28-year-old just stepped out of a rat-infested bottom floor room at a Motel 6 to a penthouse suite at the Hilton.
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On Saturday he ran the fastest 5000m of 2016 in front of a packed Olympic Stadium for the Anniversary Games, and today he's just stepped out of a car in front of around three hundred people, led a parade with Nike up Regent Street, and then had a chat with a cast member from Game of Thrones in front of a cheering crowd.
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But in the last few years, Pell has stepped out of the writers' room and in front of the camera (starring in AP Bio and Netflix's Wine Country) and traded her comedic writing for something a bit more serious: an essay for Glamour in which she described her struggle with people's perceptions of her weight and learning to love herself.
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Recently, Keith Lamont Scott was killed by police officers in Charlotte, NC. Scott, who had a restraining order against him by his wife, prior convictions for assault with a deadly weapon and has served more than eight years in Texas for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and evading arrest; was shot by Charlotte Police officers when he stepped out of a vehicle with a stolen .
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To recap, Monday night's season 24 premiere of The Bachelor featured not one but two different Hannah appearances; the former beauty queen stepped out of the limo to return Peter's wings at the start of the episode and later cried off her mascara at the possibility of him finding love with one of the 33 contestants clamoring for the opportunity to be his co-pilot for life.
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The red carpet was the scene of some truly astonishing looks served up by Ariana Grande in a gigantic gray tulle dress, Lil Nas X wearing a hot pink cowboy outfit featuring a leather harness, Billy Porter with a remote-controlled hat (!), and queen of the night Billie Eilish dressed in green and black, looking like she had just stepped out of the Matrix.
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The Nets then committed their 29th turnover when Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot stepped out of bounds but Coby White missed a potential game-tying 3-pointer from the top of key with 9.1 seconds remaining Dinwiddie split a pair at the line for a 113-104 lead with 3.6 seconds left and Otto Porter Jr. hit an off-balance 3-pointer with five-tenths of a second to go.
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