A Multimillionaire Surveillance Dealer Steps Out Of The Shadows . . .
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Your steps out of the library are careless with serenity.
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He steps out of frame, but the scene isn't over.
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But the minute she steps out of his shadow, he disintegrates.
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Country singer Lee steps out of the limo with a guitar.
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Trudeau steps out of the car and glides into Trump's outstretched hand.
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Love, Simon steps out of that heteronormative mindset, but it's still for everyone.
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The King steps out of the Maybach to the sound of praise singers.
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When Willie steps out of the back room of his tour bus, he smiles.
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She will remain on parole for 10 years after she steps out of prison.
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She steps out of the truck, pointing her father's hunting rifle at your partner.
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Even sleepy Arie looks surprised when yet another Lauren steps out of the limo.
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This normally puts them several steps out of reach from the average average investor.
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Someone who steps out of everyday reality and into something that isn't his natural environment.
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Reese Witherspoon seems to make headlines practically every time she steps out of the house.
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Jennifer Lopez usually steps out of the house looking like this, and this… and this.
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A politician who steps out of the limelight is rare indeed, and has many virtues.
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He steps out of his vehicle and there's a guy pointing a gun at him.
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I feel like I am going to die every time he steps out of the house.
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A police officer steps out of the Puerto Rico State Department in San Juan, July 16.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk steps out of the electric semi truck during the unveiling in 2017.
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" "The parts that do succeed are the ones where Kanye West steps out of the way.
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Ciolli: So it sounds like they make their hay by taking steps out of the process.
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Manne argues that when a woman steps out of her expected role of "caretaker," she's attacked.
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You know where this film is going from the minute Jake steps out of his car.
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As soon as Hannah steps out of the limo, the women in the Bachelor mansion panic.
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At St. George Church, Lalo steps out of the car and faces his beloved house of worship.
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Gia Metric steps out of the picture to smoke a cigarette and ready herself for the show.
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Amelia Earhart steps out of the cabin of her plane at Curtiss Field on July 9, 1928.
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I have to find a bathroom, Sis says, and she steps out of the car and disappears.
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Josef Page's collaborative spirit is so strong that he often steps out of his own limelight altogether.
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Mattis also made clear the US' willingness to use force if North Korea steps out of line.
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Then he steps out of his car, wearing blue tennis sneakers that are torn, dirty and tired.
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Inside the piece, there is little space; it is hot when the model steps out of it.
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A staff member wearing a mock space suit steps out of the C-Space Project Mars simulation base.
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The Horned-Headed Man, wearing a horse skull, steps out of the coffin to join the other performers.
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I declined, walked a few steps out of the office, and tried to figure out where to go.
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We can't wait to see which contestant wears the funny costume as she steps out of the van.
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You can pretty much count on her delivering a look every time she steps out of the house.
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A man with a loft of dyed black hair steps out of his office to greet the group.
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Ms. Conway knows that a woman who steps out of line may be ridiculed by the president himself.
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He steps out of his gym's front office and surveys the once-quiet, now-bustling street, Soi Ta-ied.
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A soldier steps out of the darkness to stop us, and this time, my friendly "Hello" doesn't deter him.
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Kate Middleton basically looks like she steps out of a shampoo commercial every time she leaves the royal palace.
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If a psychiatrist steps out of line in 2017, you can be sure there will be tweetstorms condemning him.
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"I'm the only one who steps out of my house and I have a big family," the contractor said.
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Vanderbilt steps out of Southeastern Conference play for the final time this season when it hosts Western Kentucky on Saturday.
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But nothing is quite as wildly inspiring as when a celeb steps out of her limo rocking something totally unexpected.
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At once brazen, confrontational, and disarmingly intimate, soil steps out of blisters' softer surfaces into territory that feels strikingly visceral.
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As soon as he steps out of his black car onto the field, it's clear he's in a buoyant mood.
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When someone steps out of line, they are more likely to get called out -- on Twitter, if not in person.
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Pesci steps out of his car like an Italian-American's version of Mother Theresa, handing out dollar bills to children.
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That scene in the show in which Dany steps out of the temple, emerging from the flames naked and unburnt?
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Regina shows how wicked a woman can become when she steps out of line, Birdie how broken when she doesn't.
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The title of the episode comes from Darlene's final words to Larry as she steps out of his life forever.
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Dirk Wallinger leaves his espresso beverage behind and steps out of a coffeeshop on the campus of Denver's Metropolitan State University.
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Mellie steps out of the room, and Cyrus goes in on James, explaining that he needs a partner… not a spouse.
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We were more like that kitten again, taking a couple of padded-paw steps out of its crate into unknown territory.
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She puts that finger in her mouth, steps out of the car, reaches for the colonel's belt with her other hand.
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As the name implies, the new zero-touch enrollment feature, however, takes all of these manual steps out of the process.
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With "Inizgam" Mr Moctar steps out of the desert mode entirely and toys with British blues-rock stylings reminiscent of Cream.
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These overnight face masks hydrate, firm, and brighten while you catch some ZZZs, plus they cut steps out of your routine.
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In the video, Beatty steps out of a white car dressed in an all-white suit and dances with two staffers.
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Conversely, when she steps out of bed and into water, it turns out that her washing machine is on the fritz.
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Often when a famous person stops being famous or steps out of the public eye, people assume he or she died.
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The driver steps out of his car and flashes his phone screen to the officer, apparently displaying the popular augmented reality app.
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Cover image: Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney, steps out of a cab arriving at Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Sept.
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A little after 6 PM, Michael steps out of a white door and into the parking lot, where I'm waiting for him.
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Every person is tense; be it a young girl or an old woman who steps out of the house is not safe.
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Kentucky steps out of SEC play on Saturday when the Wildcats travel to face West Virginia in the SEC/Big 12 Challenge.
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Did you see this as the moment she finally steps out of her shell and further away from the girlfriend/mother role?
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Credit...Jack Losh MOLOUKOU, Central African Republic — Beneath the forest canopy, Lucien Maka steps out of a clearing and into his element.
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A rustling in the bushes, then a limb and after that another limb steps out of the trees surrounding the back yard.
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Uhlmann said if the U.S. steps "out of the picture," an "ever more authoritarian China" will step in, potentially harming worldwide trade.
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"This sim steps out of that model massively," says Pete Wright, a pilot whose YouTube channel, Frooglesim, specializes in reviewing such software.
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When Rihanna steps out of her tinted Escalade, whether she's on her way to the dentist or the Met Gala, you pay attention.
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U.S. public debt is near $20 trillion and some fear that bubble could burst as the Fed steps out of the government market.
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He is silent as he holds the phone to his ear, then quickly steps out of the vehicle and heads into the precinct.
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As the sky deepens into night, a young woman steps out of her car and walks over to the edge of the park.
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And almost every time she steps out of an airport body scanner, security screeners pull her aside and run their fingers through her hair.
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Amina Ali gingerly steps out of the back of one, led by the hand, her face covered in a black headscarf with silver sequins.
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Hopeful, the family is already taking steps out of hiding, inviting a Democratic congressman, Representative Don Beyer of Virginia, to dinner earlier this month.
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When the character Maggie Sawyer steps out of Supergirl's script and into the world of erotic fan fiction, Ayala feels a stab of desire.
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Still, whenever he steps out of the way and hands over the microphone to those without household name recognition, Moore is an effective filmmaker.
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Trump has defended his decision, saying ISIS has been defeated and that if Turkey steps out of bounds he will "destroy" the country's economy.
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Anthony Petrocelli, steps out of a small formation and declares that Buckley is "no longer with us," while someone plays Taps from a bugle.
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The circles on the Twister game blurred into a kaleidoscope of blue, red, yellow, and green as I took swift steps out of the room.
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And the minute that somebody steps out of that it just feels weird... There are venues where you need language for the stories you're telling.
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At the end of oral arguments, Thomas often extends a hand to his colleagues to help her navigate the few steps out of the courtroom.
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I choose to see the beginning of this process as the country's finally taking the first steps out of the darkness and toward the light.
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Just as Donavan steps out of the car, the eagle flies toward him and swoops past -- leaving him, and those he's with, both awestruck and moved.
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This towel rack mounts onto the bathroom wall, so your dad can grab a nice, toasty towel as soon as he steps out of the shower.
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They break apart long enough for Jane to halfheartedly revert to the plan she had for their special night while Michael steps out of the room.
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Los Angeles (CNN)When Jake Olson steps out of the tunnel on game days, he can't see the fans or the football field like his teammates.
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Treasury Secretary Adam Szubin said today's sanctions show authorities will continue to punish Iran if it steps out of what is allowed by the nuclear deal.
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We have been explorers since our first tentative steps out of Africa, and more recently as Europeans headed westward in fragile crafts of wood and canvas.
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Swift, whose famous girl squad is constantly makes news, steps out of the spotlight this weekend to attend the wedding of her OG BFF, Britany Maack.
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Of course, rather than taking the extra few running steps out of the door, the skilled boxer only backs up as much as he needs to.
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If Britain steps out of the union without any bilateral trade deals, a customs regime would have to be installed between Britain and its European neighbors.
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When the inhabitants of a city lose their ability to sleep, one woman's sleep steps out of her and begins to move around on its own.
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The video above shows the moment Cali steps out of her vet's mobile office and back into the arms of the people who love her the most.
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Yet, Meunier was only able to take one or two steps out of his door when he heard his dog growl and run back into the house.
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But sometimes, it's a challenge to go that extra mile (or even just a few steps) out of your way to be nice and help other people.
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If the Warriors are a Great White shark, those long stretches when Iguodala steps out of a time machine are the exact moment its jaw opens wide.
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"I don't always endorse presidential candidates, but when I do, they're extraordinary," the "Spider-Man" actor says as he steps out of the shower in the video.
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QL Score: +10 Nick: One of this episode's only bright moments arrived just minutes before Negan steps out of the commandeered RV and finally shows his face.
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Lighting up, he steps out of the car and dons a cloth cap and jacket: sunny, early-summer days are still brisk 3,500 metres above sea level.
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No one steps forward to police June as she steps out of character and tells Janine that all of this will end, and they'll go out drinking.
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The probation means the tycoon, Ren Zhiqiang, could be expelled from the party, which has more than 85 million members, if he steps out of line again.
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If the Warriors are a Great White shark, those long sequences when Iguodala steps out of a time machine are the exact moment its jaw opens wide.
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And Green knows that if she ever steps out of line, a woman named Freya — clearly Green's mother, although she never says so — will punish her viciously.
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A woman steps out of a wolf's abdomen in "Rapture," a sculpture from 2001, and in "Sirens" (2007), a flock of bronze birds wears outsize human heads.
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When he steps out of his trailer, Anderson says, it's as if he opens up a conduit to his mother (who has passed away), wherever she might be.
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The authorities in London have said that they'll arrest Assange if he steps out of the embassy due to the fact that he skipped bail back in 2012.
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The licence can be withdrawn at any time if its holder steps out of line or gets too greedy, or if his assets start to look too attractive.
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Patients in the UK may have to wait up to a year longer to access new drugs and treatments, after the country steps out of the European Union.
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But when one minion with a bruised ego steps out of line, we're shown Clay handling things the only way he knows how: shooting, taking cover, throwing fire.
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Skating in front of a crowd of euphoric supporters at the Gangneung Ice Arena, the 113-year-old took steps out of his quad toeloop and triple Lutz.
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One reviewer over on Influenster wrote that she feels like a lemon Starburst after she steps out of the shower, which is pretty fantastic if you ask me.
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She is smart enough to know that any time she steps out of her door, someone is going to try to snap a picture and parse her clothes.
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Towel warming rack This towel rack mounts onto the bathroom wall, so your dad can grab a nice, toasty towel as soon as he steps out of the shower.
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She is recalling that if she steps out of line she will be forced to listen to my well-rehearsed speech about the code and culture of St. Peter's.
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And what I do know is that when a pastor steps out of the pulpit or in the pulpit, they represent the hearts and minds of the entire congregation.
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When he steps out of narrative to place Calder's work in a broader context—beyond the immediate art-historical circles, which he knows well—he often makes puzzling connections.
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But the real slap in the face comes during a clothes-shopping spree, when he steps out of the changing room wearing a black-and-white zebra-patterned dress.
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The party said it would release information about the results as soon as it passes quality control, adding that it was taking additional steps out of an abundance of caution.
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Cooper successfully sends Sonja a photo of the Saito equipment when his trusty guide Katie (Wunmi Mosaku) steps out of the room, ignoring her request to shut off his phone.
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But following the outbreaks, it has shifted some of these cooking steps out of restaurants to heighten food safety, a move that is more in line with traditional fast food.
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She also knows that people are, like, totally obsessed with talking about her breasts whenever she posts a photo or steps out of her house wearing something revealing on top.
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Matt steps out of the limo in a penguin costume, so I have to imagine that he and Alexis will become the next Jade and Tanner of inter-season romance.
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When Edna suddenly steps out of the crowd and up to a podium to make some "family remarks," we feel the ancient push-pull of white and black reasserting itself.
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Tavares isn't fast enough to switch out on a guard 25 feet from the rim, but he also isn't a Dead Defender Walking every time he steps out of the paint.
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If Musk steps out of the CEO role, or is forced out of it, he would be walking away from potentially tens of billions of dollars over the next several years.
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Though there haven't been any confirmed illnesses related to the products recalled, Tyson is taking extra steps out of an abundance of caution to ensure that no one becomes seriously ill.
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From the first hesitant steps out of Africa, to the intrepid sailing ships venturing away from Europe in the 1400s, we've always looked to the horizon, yearning for land or adventure.
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Lisa steps out of Cinderella's pumpkin carriage; Marge uses her vacuum as a broom while Snowball and Santa's Little Helper lend a hand to the strains of "Whistle While You Work".
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In this biography, Nietzsche steps out of the mists of obfuscation and rumor, vividly evoked with his beautiful manners and ridiculous mustache, the blue-lensed glasses to protect his delicate eyes.
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Once the first match is lit the flame quickly spreads to those nearby, but as soon as one of the matches (with legs) steps out of line the fire becomes contained.
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A second pupil at the college, who gave his name as Sergei, said he had taken a few steps out of the building into the street when the first blast went off.
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A second pupil at the college, who gave his name as Sergei, said he had taken a few steps out of the building into the street when the first blast went off.
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The Duchess of Sussex not only looks flawless every time she steps out of the house, but she also seems to have no fear about switching up her hair and makeup looks.
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When she steps out of the room, she offers a brief explanation of how she took care of the potential threat so quickly: She employed the unarmed combat techniques of Teräs Käsi.
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When a liberal steps out of line, they have to just issue a fake apology and they get to keep their (inaudible)... (CROSSTALK) WATTERS: That&aposs because the left protects its gunslingers.
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Adam Szubin, Treasury's acting undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, said today's sanctions show authorities will continue to punish Iran if it steps out of what is allowed by the nuclear deal.
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Bacelar steps out of the building and starts pounding the pavement with her pink skate shoes, her bright-red long coat swinging at her heels as she approaches people exiting the meeting.
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Pompeo Is Tested by North Korea, Iran and U.S. Allies • On Foreign Trips, Pence Steps Out of Trump's Shadow but Always Stays on Message • Cozy Up to U.S., Vietnam Tells North Korea.
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He wears a face mask whenever he steps out of his room and carries around a container of Lysol wipes, scrubbing any surface he comes into contact with, light switches, walls, countertops.
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In a show that's rife with infidelity, the audience might make a moral judgment on a character who steps out of their relationship, but not who they cheat on their partner with.
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On Christmas Eve, the brash hip-hop duo Run the Jewels surprise-released its third album in almost as many years, bringing them several steps out of the underground they've seemingly conquered.
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In the video, the president, dressed in casual attire and a red Make America Great Again hat, steps out of his golf cart to greet a group of guests at his golf club.
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He's three days away from freedom, but Jimmy Woo (Randall Park), a competent, personable, but overzealous FBI agent, is keeping an eagle eye on him anyway, in case he steps out of line.
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It was definitely a crutch for me, and I wanted to try to find a way to get my steps out of the way earlier in the day to free up my night.
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The First is perhaps best understood by watching its strongest hour, a nearly standalone episode that steps out of the season to tell a story about one family slowly but surely falling apart.
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When a diverse group of children steps out of the crowd and starts moving in hip-hop shuffles and steps, the dance seems to transform the scene into one of community and belonging.
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The booming Wagnerian horns and church organs slathered in cathedral reverb that recur across his catalogue slot neatly into this picture of Voigt as a man comfortably just a few steps out of time.
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Your new colleague steps out of the lift dressed just a tad more casually than is really appropriate for the workplace and because you weren't ready you say "Hi!" with altogether too much force.
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It's a parallel story of another family member that was raised in the same family Danny Ocean was and what happens when Debbie steps out of jail with all of these amazing, powerful women.
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BEERWAH, Australia (Reuters) - The first koala joey born at Australia Zoo this season has begun exploring his new surroundings, with his early steps out of the pouch attracting over 100,000 views on social media.
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But while the case for Rosenstein's recusal is, I think, overwhelming, there are still other steps that Rosenstein (or Brand, if Rosenstein steps out of the way) can take to insulate the special counsel.
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As she starts walking away from the group — who do not pursue her — a white man, later identified as Bartlett, steps out of his car, with his gun drawn, and asks her what happened.
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The dancer who steps out of line or the sidekick with special comedic oomph: the performers who disorder the order are what can make an overwhelming, arena-style Broadway spectacle more fun to watch.
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So when Ms. Wiseman steps out of character to ask the audience to bring its chairs to the stage to stoke the fire, there's no question that were we able to oblige, we would.
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It's after Vonn steps out of the spotlight and peels off her racing suit that she reveals the baggage she carries from her long list of crashes and injuries to virtually her whole body.
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KAPRAN, Kashmir — Every day, Aliya Khan, a fifth-grader in Kashmir, steps out of her house and walks down a dirt lane lined by tall maple trees to check on what's happening at her school.
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But not everyone can be a Springsteen, an unknown kid who steps out of the blue with immense drive, pain and an ineffable magic that defies logic, and gives us a voice, again and again.
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"If the U.S. steps out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) then what America might discover is, while it is a very powerful nation with a big economy, the world will move on," he said.
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"The judge steps out of the robe and into the role of an advocate, urging the Supreme Court to take the case," Judge A. Raymond Randolph, one of Judge Kavanagh's current colleagues, wrote in 1992.
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In Overwatch, Blizzard Entertainment — the studio behind World of Warcraft and StarCraft 2 — steps out of its comfort zone and into one of the most competitive markets in the world of video games: first-person shooters.
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There are basically two templates for mothers in movies: They're either the supermom who can do it all, or the bad mom who doesn't take care of her kids, and Tully really steps out of those tropes.
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"When his brother Rob, in shock himself, said we had to go, I took a few steps out of the room, then turned around and ran back in, hugging Dave as hard as I could," she writes.
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"Al-Tajer is facing charges because he stated the obvious: Bahraini authorities are snooping on their citizens and anyone who steps out of line online faces jail time," said Joe Stork, deputy Middle East director at HRW.
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The officials said in part that the Pentagon is taking these steps out of concern that a high-profile response, along with statements about North Korea made by Trump, could be interpreted by Kim as the Pentagon warmongering.
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The effect was dazzling, if also a little unnerving, as when Dorothy steps out of sepia-toned Kansas into Oz. "You can see there's not a lot of land in Plaquemines," Rudy Simoneaux, one of the engineers, observed.
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When Belle steps out of her door in a shift with too-tight sleeves and a blue dress with a slender A-line skirt and a bodice with no visible support or lacing, we know who she is.
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Trump has staged a hostile takeover of the party, moved it away from its small-government, fiscally minded past and made clear that anyone who criticizes him or steps out of line is going to pay a political price.
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The letter explains their fears that the rule changes would turn the FCC into a simple messenger that forwards complaints to telecoms, steps out of the process, and only gets involved if a $225 fee is paid to escalate the process.
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Danvers and Fury's sarcastic verbal dueling becomes a highlight of the film, as Vers steps out of a highly advanced civilization into a world of pay phones and strip malls while wearing a Starforce uniform and talking about shape-shifting aliens.
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"When one steps out of line, it's not fair to the other 64, and I couldn't look at the other 64 in the eye knowing that I had substantial proof to say, unfortunately, she sought an unfair advantage," Gravitt says.
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It's Sunday morning: the light is too bright, your head is somewhere on the scale of fuzzy to full-on death grip migraine and those first tentative steps out of bed have you wobbling like a senile aunt on roller skates.
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Blink and you'll miss Lee in a scene in which Tony Stark, the civilian name of Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) steps out of a limo and struts down a red carpet, passing Lee, who is sandwiched between two bodacious blondes.
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Nothing is more celebrated than the heartbreaking "moment out of time" when the heroine, Caroline, steps out of a tableau and swiftly, numbly, reacts to the Man She Must Marry, the female Episode in his Past and her own Lover.
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"It's a parallel story of another family member that was raised in the same family Danny Ocean was and what happens when Debbie steps out of jail with all of these amazing, powerful women," Bullock told Entertainment Weekly about the film's plot.
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As Visa notes, there's already a tight connection between Uber and its own company as U.S. cardholders spend more than $144 billion per year in physical stores, with $2 billion of that occurring as soon as a rider steps out of an Uber.
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When he steps out of the box to spit after fouling off a pitch, he has to go through the extra step of pulling a faceguard away from his mouth; he's worn it since taking a fastball to the jaw in 2013.
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A ghost man appears in Frank's room After sitting down at his desk with his tablet for a spot of light pornography, Frank dons his jacket of freedom and steps out of his hotel room, at which point another scary foreigner arrives.
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A safe distance from the crowd, he steps out of his minivan and slides open the side door, revealing an array of props: Christmas books, music boxes, wooden toys, six red satin sacks, an array of 60 hats, a faux mailbox, elf costumes.
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When former International Space Station Commander Scott Kelly steps out of a Soyuz descent module on the Kazakhstan steppe at around 8.30PM PST later today, after 340 days on the International Space Station, he will have spent more continuous time in space than any other American astronaut.
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It even features a stand-up routine in which one of the cast members (Judy Gold, as Gremio) steps out of her role (while remaining in character as a man) to comment on the indignity of serving a female director (and perhaps even a female president).
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On Fool, van Dinther steps out of the bedroom and into a studio full of musicians whose contributions he assembles in a self-admitted naïve fashion to create a piece of work that can blend two traditions, electronic and jazz, that haven't always seen eye to eye.
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Violation of women does not stop and end at the relatively rare event of a lower-class strange man attempting to rape an upper class woman—it's an all-pervasive psychological experience that starts the moment a woman steps out of her home, from stares and commenting, to grabbing.
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There's Nate (Jacob Elordi), a handsome jock who's taken all the worst lessons from his hyper-masculine father (a very unsettling Eric Dane) and can barely hold onto his own rage before it spills over, especially when his on and off girlfriend Maddie (Alexa Demie) steps out of line.
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"We are drastically changing the way we operate the railroad by taking millions of unnecessary steps out of the business process that we use to run the railroad," CSX Chief Executive Jim Foote, who has promised to take Harrison's turnaround effort forward, said on a call with analysts.
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"It sends a powerful message that when members of Congress decide to get past our talking points and take a few steps out of our partisan corners, there is a lot we can agree on and a lot we can get done," Ms. Murray said of the negotiation.
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After mass protests, a deal brokered by world powers resulted in an agreement in July 2015 to hold early parliamentary elections as one of the key steps out of the crisis, along with the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate all cases related to the intercepted conversations.
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Yet her impetus is such he immediately finds himself on his knees to her, arching in a mighty backbend that epitomizes his complete enthrallment to her, and she — with immensely powerful timing as the music reaches an even bigger climax — simply steps out of his arms and moves on.
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It turns out that his suit is just an outer shell like armor: He steps out of it at times (it remains vertical, in place), showing that he is wearing the same black-and-white dancewear as the other performers, whom he joins on the lower part of the stage.
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"The great thing about NASCAR is whenever a big name steps out of the spotlight or retires, there are a good number of younger names that can step right in," said Doug Shabelman, chief executive of Burns Entertainment and an expert on the value of celebrities to brands and advertisers.
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We're literally running the company now, they're in fear of the very users they seek to consort with... The moment a dev steps out of line or try to talk back to a player, guess what, they'll know we got their hands on their throat and we can squeeze any time we like.
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The question in cases like Bivens is whether the Fourth Amendment means anything — especially in cases where the government refuses to discipline an officer who steps out of line — or whether the right to be free from unlawful searches and seizures necessarily implies that there must be some way to enforce that right.
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Portrayed with wide-eyed curiosity and a diffident mien by the British actor Paul Hilton, Forster steps out of the past and into the play's opening scene like a tutelary don strolling through a campus quad, where clean-cut acolytes sprawl and frolic like models for a J. Crew back-to-college catalog.
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If Dlugos ever steps out of the poem, it is to recollect passion not in tranquility but in a lucid fever that ought to burn through any aesthetic objection you might have ("Too New York School" or "Not experimental enough") unless, of course, you need to cling to those ideals to get through the day.
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Rachel Schmelkin: I learned a lot that day about what it means to truly support and protect each other On August 12, 2017, I took a few cautious steps out of First United Methodist Church, a designated "safe space" for anti-Nazi demonstrators, to survey the park where Nazis were screaming ugly white supremacist chants.
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On painkillers, the supernaturally slender Hanyu - who even coach Brian Orser has jokingly referred to as "inhuman" for his steely determination and skating prowess - took steps out of his quad toeloop and triple Lutz but otherwise skated a clean, mesmerizing free skate to become the first man in 66 years to win back-to-back golds.
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There's also Luther (Evan Parke), Kara's sidekick from the mid game on, who feels like a response to Heavy Rain's violently primal, "Mad Jack," extended so far in the other direction he embodies a different, yet equally familiar trope: the docile, magical negro, who steps out of the role of serving a human master only to immediately switch to serving Kara and Alice.
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But on Friday afternoon, Mr. Backer said in an email that Ms. Kremer had authorized him to say "that the campaigns' counsel reached out, my client appreciates the campaign doing so and their respect for the constitutional right of individuals to organize and engage in political speech and grass-roots activism, and my client is very quickly assessing its next steps out of respect for their concerns."
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When Oakland's Michael Crabtree caught a pass along the sideline this season, he landed with both feet in bounds, was shoved from behind, tucked the ball under an arm, stumbled several steps out of bounds — doing everything but taking out cheerleaders and water jugs along the way — and lost control of the ball once he put his hands on the ground to break his fall.
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But his staff has sought to mitigate the risk by effectively recreating the trappings of the vice presidency: guarding question-and-answer sessions, selecting safe interview settings and remaining all but glued to his hip when he greets voters on rope lines, dips into ice cream shops and steps out of the black Chevy Suburbans that are indistinguishable from the Secret Service models he once rode in.
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