He never stops — never stops trying to pull the rug out from under us, never stops trying to twist our arm, never stops believing that nonsense can be an aphrodisiac, too.
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"This American carnage stops here and stops now," he said.
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This American carnage stops right here and stops right now.
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Just because we received bad news today doesn't mean that McDonald's stops flipping burgers, Pfizer stops researching medicine, Boeing stops building aircraft.
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Some stops at CocoCay have been replaced with stops in Nassau, Bahamas.
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"Honestly, we just got enough stops, just barely enough stops," Dinwiddie said.
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"This American carnage stops right here and stops right now," he declared.
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"This American carnage stops right here and stops right now," he vowed.
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According to an analysis of New York Police Department stops from 2911 to 2311, street stops have plunged and the racial disparity in stops is narrowing.
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" On unity Then: "This American carnage stops right here and stops right now.
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Well — I won't say when you 'can't' get stops because we can get stops.
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"The American carnage stops right here and stops right now," came the rallying cry.
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When an animal dies, oxygen stops going in and carbon dioxide stops going out.
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"This American carnage stops right here and stops right now," Trump said in Washington.
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About 6.37% of the stops of blacks and 6.26% of the stops of Hispanics resulted in arrest, compared with about 4.25% of the stops of whites, the report said.
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So that one stops, the work in Africa stops, because I was leading that charge.
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Often that involves camping for months near bus stops, truck stops, train stations or seaports.
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All buses will make all stops, but may be delayed in getting to those stops.
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Victims of trafficking are sometimes in our midst, at bus stops, motels and truck stops.
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"This American carnage stops right here and stops right now," Trump said with Obama looking on.
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It stops and stutters, levitates, descends, rushes forward at frenetic speeds and stops on a dime.
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Our stops have declined on a similar level, but we still make a lot of stops.
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"This American carnage stops right here and stops right now," Trump pledged in that address. 36.
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He is standing in the breach and saying, 'It stops here and it stops with me.
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As part of the program, Chariot cannot make stops in crosswalks, traffic lanes and Muni stops.
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The number of stops plummeted in 2013, Mr. Bloomberg's last year as mayor, to 191,851 stops.
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In children assigned female at birth, the treatment stops breast development and delays or stops menstruation.
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Likewise, if you're looking at transit directions, Maps will point to bus stops and public transportation stops.
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The new plans would transform Supercharger stops from single-purpose power-up stations to mini rest stops.
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This is nearly two hours shorter, but doesn't account for gas station stops, and general rest stops.
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She had a couple different campaign stops, a couple different fundraising stops and working along the way.
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Once the guard gets close enough to the door, it stops slamming and the light stops flickering.
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It makes mostly short, five-minute stops, with slightly longer stops in Denver and Salt Lake City.
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Here's a review of all of his trips as president, by the numbers: Most visited 6 stops: France 5 stops: Germany (not including refueling stops), United Kingdom and Mexico 4 stops: Japan, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia and South Korea 3 stops: Canada Total number of trips Obama has visited 107 individual cities over the years — including repeat visits — and a grand total of 57 individual countries.
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The digital screens will inform riders about upcoming stops, stops that have transfers, the weather and other information.
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The two-finger test, says Dr Naved, stops women from coming forward "and then stops them getting justice".
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The absence of these hormones stops the man's testicles producing sperm – but it also stops them producing testosterone.
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If the postie stops walking, the robot stops too, and it only starts again when they move on.
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Because everyone needs him to be a success, and if it stops with France, maybe it stops forever.
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Trump's full speech "This American carnage stops right here and stops right now," Trump said, with Obama looking on.
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Because it does the good borders, builds the wall, stops the chain migration, stops the-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Wait, wait.
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Revoking a certificate not only stops apps from being distributed on iOS, but it also stops apps from working.
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"This American carnage stops right here and stops right now," President Donald J. Trump said during his inaugural address.
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Midazolam is typically followed by rocuronium bromide, which stops the person's breathing, and then potassium chloride, which stops their heart.
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If tech stops changing everything and software stops eating the world, there probably would be less of an optimistic bias.
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"If tech stops changing everything and software stops eating the world, there probably would be less of an optimistic bias."
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" In his inauguration speech last Friday, Mr. Trump said that "this American carnage stops right here, and stops right now.
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"The buck stops with everybody," Trump said, in response to a reporter's question about whether the buck stops with him.
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It stops the sun by storing the wine in metal bottles and it stops the air by vacuum sealing the wine.
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Obama has appeared at two campaign stops for Clinton, and further stops are expected to be announced in the coming days.
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If I didn't go, if I didn't do those stops — I did 31 stops in 30 days or something like that.
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Dulos' attorney, Norm Pattis, told the judge Dulos made the stops he was allowed to make, which included work-related stops.
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Levels of CGRP increase during a migraine and by blocking the protein, ubrogepant stops the pain and therefore stops the migraine.
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Some users on Reddit have noted that truck stops and rest stops near highways often make for good spots for Pokémon hunting.
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"In the second half, we just decided to get stops on defense and string stops together," said Johnson, who had 16 points.
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"The warming due to steady methane emissions essentially stops increasing after just two decades, and is largely reversible once the leakage stops."
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She stops eating and then stops talking; her eyes are so hollow that you could place a handful of rice in them.
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Herwig went on to release two books, "Soviet Bus Stops" and "Soviet Bus Stops Volume II," which are filled with his images.
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A person's retirement depends on income and, if the income stops because of sickness or an accident, the retirement savings stops also.
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"The American carnage stops right here and stops right now," he pledged, as he presented himself as a champion of the ordinary American.
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"I'd say my phone never stops ringing, but it's more like my email now never stops pinging," he tells PEOPLE with a laugh.
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Midazolam is used to sedate an inmate, followed by rocuronium bromide, which stops their breathing, and then potassium chloride, which stops their heart.
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What the President said about the plan is it stops Britain after leaving the E.U. from doing a trade deal with the U.S., that it stops Britain having control over its borders and laws, that it stops Britain having control over its laws.
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Hillary Clinton lags behind Bernie Sanders with 24 visits to the state and 79 campaign stops, compared to Sanders's 28 visits and 86 stops.
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"When President Trump was inaugurated, he made the American people a promise: 'This American carnage stops right here and stops right now,'" Sessions wrote.
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The goal must be that China stops cheating, stops dumping and other illegal practices, and to get our allies to support us in this.
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At least eight of those cases involved pretextual car stops, when law enforcement stops someone considered "suspicious" under the pretext of a traffic violation.
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For instance, it said that while both crime and street stops were geographically concentrated in the same general areas, stops were decreasing more quickly.
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But when he had to get stops and when he had to go up against Embiid and get stops against him and not foul, I thought he did a really good job in the second half, getting stops when he had to versus overall.
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Currently the measurement of death is a much more complicated one that involves a more industrialized and less religious view of the body: When mechanical and electrical activity ceases (the brain stops signaling, the heart stops beating, and breath stops), one is pronounced dead.
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The only way we can use that is by getting stops, and when this team gets multiple stops in a row, then we become athletic.
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Being genuinely passionate about the importance of human space flight and the European Space Programme, Frank's believes that 'a society that stops exploring stops progressing.'
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Driverless vehicles can develop as solo cars serving distant houses with limited stops, or as minibuses (and big buses!) serving denser neighborhoods with frequent stops.
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Many women who sell sex do so alone or in small groups, out of homes or in side streets, truck stops, parks or railway stops.
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Much of this cost come from the requirement to have backup generation in place for when the wind stops blowing or the sun stops shining.
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The town of Rachel is one of the only stops on a 210-mile stretch of highway that has zero gas stations or rest stops.
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The Police Department has audited the number of street stops at least since 2014 to learn when officers were carrying out stops but not recording them.
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While last year transit stops such as bus stops and train stations were the number one drop-off category, airports took the top spot this year.
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They're looking at practices that are clearly breeding grounds for biased policing — like vehicle stops, which are regularly found to produce hugely disproportionate stops of minority drivers.
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"These traffic stops become extended stops in which cash is seized from motorists without any evidence of a crime, without any connection to drug activity," Rulli said.
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The Chicago police drastically reduced the number of stops after the A.C.L.U. threatened to sue and the Illinois legislature passed a law requiring more oversight of stops.
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His current "The Spin Stops Here" speaking tour, with the comedian Dennis Miller and Jesse Watters of Fox News, has made recent stops in Omaha, Tacoma, Wash.
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Indeed, BPD officers found contraband twice as often when searching white individuals compared to African Americans during vehicle stops and 50 percent more often during pedestrian stops.
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He's focused on Nevada, with personal stops around Las Vegas and a get-out-the-vote program that has been making food truck stops at early vote sites.
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He wants a totally denuclearized North Korea and an Iran that stops making ballistic missiles and stops supporting proxy forces in countries such as Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
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The extremely high concentration of nerds people swarming San Diego made for some great hunting, as everyone knows that people breed Poke stops, and Poke stops breed Pokémon.
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The neighborhood also has two commuter ferry stops and numerous stations for the city's bike-share program, as well as two stops on the Long Island Rail Road.
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"This came from the fact that there are lots of very good startups across the UK, but when the music stops, the music stops," he told Business Insider.
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Then all of a sudden, everybody stops and when everybody stops, you can naturally go back to your regular responsibility, which for him, would be playing second base.
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The number of stops rose for years under Mr. Bloomberg, peaking at 685,724 stops in 2011, according to police data published by the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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CNN found there were only 95 stops at the airport in 2015; in 0003, that number rose to 145, and this year, there have already been 259 stops.
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CNN found there were only 95 stops at the airport in 2015; in 2016, that number rose to 145, and this year, there have already been 0003 stops.
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"Thus, it cannot tell us whether a higher rate of stops in minority neighborhoods was due to officers making stops of blacks and Hispanics at a lower threshold of suspicion than stops of whites and others, or due to police deployment decisions, or some combination of the two," the report said.
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One of Morgan's remarkable achievements in this novel is to wind all the clocks at once: a mortal one, which stops too soon ("time is a horse you never have to whip"); a historical one, which stops when memory runs down; and a cosmological one, which never stops at all.
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He made two pit stops because of a missing wheel spacer during the fifth caution of the race, despite having recently pitted during a green-flag cycle of stops.
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The Texas senator has proven his hunger to Iowa Republicans with late-night stops and an effort to visit to all 99 counties, with 28 stops this week alone.
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There are seven scheduled stops along the route, but when the train stops and for how long actually depend on how smoothly the train is moving along its course.
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In 22020, the Police Department released statistics revealing for the first time that the stops had increased rapidly to 500,000 in 2006 from just under 100,000 stops in 2002.
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Studies show these tactics are disproportionately deployed against black communities — even though stops involving black people are typically less likely to turn up contraband than stops involving white people.
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"This country stops for a horse race, it stops for an AFL (Australia Football League) grand final, it stops for the Queen's birthday and it stops for an Anzac service and we don't have ever a time where this country stands still to reflect on first peoples of this country and the pain and suffering we've endured since colonization," Lidia Thorpe, an Aboriginal former member of parliament, was quoted as saying by ABC News.
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Street stops by New York City police officers have plunged since 113 and a new statistical analysis by a federal monitor concludes that the racial disparity in stops is narrowing.
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"If the buck stops somewhere, it stops where it always has: the chief elected official at local level, the state governor, and the president of the United States," Jensen said.
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The lawsuit focuses in part on the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department's policies around traffic stops, citing statistics from the department's annual reports on traffic stops to make the case that the department stops a disproportionate number of black drivers, a discrepancy that cannot be explained by crime levels in predominantly black neighborhoods.
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Better known as Pilot Flying J, the company is the largest operator of truck stops and rest stops in North America, with 803 locations and more than $20 billion in revenue.
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They are hard to miss along Lefferts Boulevard: coifed men and women in dark uniforms and out-of-season tans, rolling their luggage to bus stops or airline employee shuttle stops.
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"This came from the fact that there are lots of very good startups across the UK, but when the music stops, the music stops," Hoberman told Business Insider earlier in March.
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The report outlined the weaknesses in each method, but expressed substantial confidence in the method that used stops-per-crime and bolstered the finding of diminished racial disparities in recorded stops.
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The report included one finding sure to drive further debate: It showed that even as the drops in recorded stops accelerated, the relative share of stops among racial groups remained constant.
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The report includes information from the eight largest law enforcement agencies on 1.8 million police stops and searches — the majority of which are traffic stops — from July 2018 through December 2018.
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The proposed policy would require officers to turn their cameras on when responding to a crime in progress; making arrests; issuing summonses; and conducting most searches, traffic stops and pedestrian stops.
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Senate stops Trump push to cancel $19823B in spending .
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If you do … if you do, it all stops.
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This is perfect — if only it's where Dorinda stops.
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" At other stops, he calls the travelling press "scum.
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Other stops on the global route include Sydney, Australia ...
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All the data were fed into software running millions of simulations for different variables of the race: timings for pit stops, number of pit stops, different sets of tires, and so on.
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These daily events weigh more heavily on the city's black residents, who make up 63% of the population but account for 84% of police stops and are uniquely targeted for repeat stops.
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"As a result, although black people accounted for less than 15 percent of all stops in 2015, they accounted for over 103 percent of all nonconsent searches following stops," the report said.
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Along with truck stops like Pilot or Love's, truck drivers depend on state-operated rest stops to eat, fill up their water bottles, use the bathroom, and park their trucks at night.
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The neighborhood is served by the 5 subway train, which stops at the Morris Park and Bronx Park East stations, as well as the 2 train, which stops at Bronx Park East.
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Not just internationally, but domestically, too: Three stops in a DC-9 to reach St. Louis from Albany, then another two stops on the trunk route over to Seattle or San Francisco.
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Portland, Oregon, is improving access to transit stops as part of its Vision Zero plan to eliminate traffic deaths, because 32 percent of stops have been found to be unsafe for pedestrians.
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John Kasich leads the GOP pack in campaign stops at 182 in just 29 visits to the state, while Chris Christie has the most visits at 38, with 181 campaign stops this cycle.
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It's impossible to create relatable female characters unless the entertainment industry stops viewing paying women equally for their work as a burden, and stops regarding content that empowers women as a business risk.
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A do-not-resuscitate order, also known as a DNR, is a medical order that tells health care professionals not to perform CPR if a patient stops breathing or their heart stops beating.
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The only indications that the drug may be working in an animal are behavioral changes—if the dog stops limping or whimpering in pain, or stops freaking out from anxiety when left alone.
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But those two models led to different conclusions on whether, and by how much, officers' initial stops of blacks and Hispanics were based on a lower degree of suspicion than stops of whites.
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Blacks and Latinos accounted for more than 50% of the stops in 70 out of 76 New York precincts; in 32 of those precincts, they accounted for more than 90% of the stops.
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If he stops beating South Carolina nearly every year, stops winning the conference easily or driving the conversation for the national championship, he will soon find himself eating his chicken dinners at home.
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Mike Bloomberg frequently defended a stop-and-frisk program that led to more than 2202 million stops while he was mayor, with annual stops going from 2628,28500 in 6900 to 2628,28503 in 22020.
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Your life just stops, and the loneliness is so isolating.
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The kid looks up and stops focusing on his fantasy.
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There were stops and starts, inconsistencies, loyalties forged and broken,
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Stops included key battleground states, and a trip to Germany.
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As I head over to the entrance, the rain stops.
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He was doing six, seven, eight, 10 stops a day.
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When the war stops, then we will go there again.
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It will no longer appear once the person stops typing.
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Once she stops her medication, she distances herself from him.
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"PLEASE SWIPE AGAIN" The train stops and the doors open.
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"He stops, turns around and says, "Dylan, you remember me?
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You know, you do have to make more potty stops.
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Get info and your tickets for these tour stops HERE.
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Sometimes what made sense for a while stops making sense.
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It's not a magic bullet, but it stops a threat.
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The train did make some stops along the way, though.
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I wanted to denounce the perpetrators so that it stops.
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It goes with you, turns with you, stops with you.
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He starts typing immediately but then stops and doesn't respond.
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The truck stops and the elephant is right behind us.
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No. 22 Wisconsin stops skid, Minnesota with defense MADISON, Wis.
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Then Grace stops the video and searches for another song.
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He stops and falls to the ground, dropping an object.
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Oh, and worst of all: She stops talking to Lorelai.
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Time stops here, and we find ourselves in another era.
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As for your TV suffering blackouts when the wind stops?
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The memo, however, stops short of admitting Facebook did wrong.
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So far it's included stops in Ghana, Malawi, and Kenya.
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But the officials are all already monitoring other pit stops.
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He needed to make only 255 stops against the Wings.
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But no law stops detainees being sent overseas for questioning.
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Cover the RGB, and the tracking and matching stops dead.
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Little information about these stops is available to the public.
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He needed to make only 16 stops against the Wings.
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"Nobody stops watching when there's a conflict," Ailes tells Kelly.
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Way Finder will populate with important stops in your path.
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Global commerce neither stops nor waits [for] the United States.
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Whatever fix is required, the buck clearly stops with him.
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"They are pulling out all the marketing stops," she said.
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" Everhart ended her interview by saying, "I hope it stops.
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When enabled, the app stops sending and receiving web data.
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But none of this stops them from doing their job.
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He also has stops planned in Israel and the Vatican.
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A boat stops by and a helicopter flies over occasionally.
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The Long Island Rail Road stops at the Atlantic Terminal.
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For more reliable online stops, hit Anthropologie, Topshop, and Nordstrom.
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Kate starts saving at age 25 and stops at 103.
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I think in a lot of cases it stops progress.
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The work never stops, but at least you're the boss.
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This stops the coasts from getting eaten by the sea.
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Zara has really been pulling out all the stops lately.
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Whether the current tightening cycle stops there is another matter.
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Together, these organizations form the Alliance for Safe Traffic Stops.
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Mike Pence has been blasting in a flurry of stops.
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"The buck stops with me," Reno said after the incident.
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Maybe we'll meet again when Apple stops being so unreasonable.
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What happens when a child stops believing in Santa Claus?
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Congestion pricing would reduce the delay associated with multiple stops.
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Only 953% of those stops resulted in citations or arrests.
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But I think when the music stops, they'll be there.
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Just as as it reaches its climax, she stops herself.
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"Even routine traffic stops can tragically escalate," Ms. Choudhury said.
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He stops the tea party just as Abigail is choking.
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It'll even find you nearby gas stations and rest stops.
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"I don't think the story stops there," Rosenfeld told CNBC.
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Later that day, Nunes stops answering questions from the press.
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"Never mind the backstop – the buck stops here," he said.
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Jean stops this new friendship in its tracks with sex!
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Without these changes, we fear unlawful stops will explode again.
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He gets defensive, stops listening and often continues his tirade.
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In the last week, both have made stops in Florida.
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For a game so quiet, The Witness never stops talking.
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Raw turkey juice and short stops don't quite go along.
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A tireless government nerd who never stops working for you.
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One Social Security check stops coming when one spouse dies.
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I move through the bridge itself, and the feeling stops.
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They really pulled out all the stops for this one.
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Effectively the plant realizes it is full and stops eating.
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How many stops are going to be on the tour?
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Rebels say they will not attend unless the bombing stops.
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Pence's trip will include stops in several Midwestern battleground states.
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By stops and technical buying sent CME feeder cattle higher.
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After making press stops at Access Hollywood, Daily Pop, E!
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Kylie Jenner is really the gift that never stops giving.
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Candidates are pulling out all the stops to collect data.
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He's made 13 stops in Iowa in January so far.
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In the fourth quarter, we got a lot of stops.
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That stops ice forming in their tissues as temperatures drop.
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"The buck stops here" is a cliché for a reason.
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In 26, 22007 percent of traffic stops involved black people.
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A child who stops spinning or rocking may earn praise.
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The women pulled out all the stops to impress Colton.
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I think it stops you from overthinking and overcomplicating things.
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If a player misses the ball, the music stops completely.
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It's important to note that Mounk purposely stops short of
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When one cog springs out of alignment, the watch stops.
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He actually traveled to 10 stops in Vermont supporting Mondale.
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Parents shouldn't be discouraged by those early starts and stops.
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Clinton is planning several stops in the state this week.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. made multiple stops, but not by choice.
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Allen finished with 17 saves and Georgiev made 29 stops.
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We won't acknowledge August until Frank Ocean stops playing. pic.twitter.
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When work below the ground stops, everyone pays a price.
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Pulling out all the stops for her niece's big day?
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He stops short of outright support for Medicare for All.
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He is like a boxer who never stops throwing punches.
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Over the last couple of years we've added 71 stops.
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Midazolam is an anesthetic and potassium chloride stops the heart.
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That moment when you drop your phone and everything stops.
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His campaign schedule has also included stops in Selma, Ala.
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But when your cash cow stops growing, you're in trouble.
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He will make several campaign stops in Virginia on Sunday.
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A small but increasing number of truck stops offer gyms.
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C.B.T.C. is supposed to make perfect stops at every station.
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Another stops landlords from prohibiting firearms on their rental properties.
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When it does, it feels as though your heart stops.
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Bush will make stops in Tampa and Palm Beach, Fla.
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Nothing stops her when she puts her mind to it.
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These are for quick stops, and most people get that.
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Editorial O.K., America, the buck stops here, today, with you.
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Elisabet, unlike my mother, is a woman who stops talking.
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Politics clearly no longer stops at the edge of water.
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Perry also led the Chargers with nine special teams stops.
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Sunday, the beat stops, and the city should dry out.
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It made stops in Oman, Myanmar, China, Japan and Hawaii.
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The rumbling stops, and sunlight cuts through the thick dust.
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And when all the touring stops, then what, you know?
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Even if we weren't scoring, we would still get stops.
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"When he stops, you take him down," the soldier says.
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"The name stops people," she said, and they tell others.
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At City Hall, the buck typically stops with the mayor.
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Booker and Harris responded by pulling out all the stops.
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We stepped it up, got after them and got stops.
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Then, LA underground hero Ackrite stops by for a chat.
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Personally, for me, it ends when my phone stops ringing.
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But it stops short of asserting that Snowden did so.
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Usually, the regular stops, it serves a couple of blocks.
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The music stops, and the Fox News feed comes back.
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It could be someone there who stops her natural growth.
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So testosterone production stops, and that's when testicles shrivel up.
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To this day, my gaming experience basically stops at Tetris.
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"I thought today we didn't get enough stops," Nowitzki said.
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In short they want to know where the buck stops.
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He stops big innings by wrangling screamers down the line.
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The last stops were funhouse mirror images of the first.
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Benefit has pulled out all the stops with this line.
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What do laundromats, bus stops, and supermarkets have in common?
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"We got stops when we had the lead," McCollum said.
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But when that list is finalized, that's when it stops.
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I don't think that stops this kind of a mind.
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Even now, that first flashbulb kind of stops your breath.
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It's good for business and stops jobs from leaving America.
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Clinton is scheduled to make stops in Colorado and Nevada.
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"We plan on stopping when cocaine stops," he told Deadline.
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In Trump's world, the buck stops anywhere but with him.
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It's hard to imagine how Facebook stops that from happening.
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It has to do with whether a program ever stops.
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But everyone stops at the cafe as everyone loves food.
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The Duke study stops short of drawing a causal link.
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They are the 37th and 38th stops on Jada's itinerary.
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A mere 6 percent of the stops resulted in arrests.
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How will it feel when the dude stops calculating again?
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They are the 42nd and 43rd stops on Jada's itinerary.
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Whenever the show returns to it, the momentum stops dead.
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The action stops, and the words "Missing something?" appear onscreen.
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You just can't flip off a switch and it stops.
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His supporters often chant "build the wall" at campaign stops.
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Then after a few years your penis just stops working.
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Mr. Taylor mentioned two neighboring truck stops in Ontario, Calif.
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Lots of media coverage begins only after the shooting stops.
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Or that because of allergies, her nose never stops running.
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The truck made stops at sites including the White House.
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The music stops, the lights come on, the confetti falls.
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It stops you in your tracks, a vibrant, saturated photo.
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"Of course, when they die, their heart stops," he said.
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We still have town events and the traffic never stops.
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The machine stammers and sweats and smokes; the machine stops.
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"The business just never stops growing," he told Business Insider.
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" And Michelle Wolf stops by "Late Night With Seth Meyers.
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They made five stops; what he saw there haunts him.
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He bends to tie his shoes and the story stops.
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They are the 44th and 45th stops on Jada's itinerary.
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They're very thankful we're open — everyone stops to say thanks.
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Earl stops working, the baby goes hungry, and it's chaos.
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These restrictions impact businesses, sports stadiums, museums, even transit stops.
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None of that stops Trump from considering it, of course.
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Eventually the car stops falling and starts moving back up.
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The umbilical cord is cut only when it stops pulsating.
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For a festive dinner, the belles pull out the stops.
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Paper schedules were removed from hundreds of city bus stops.
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You know how Netflix stops after a bit of watching?
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Some of the studios really pull out all the stops.
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It's time he stops blaming President Obama for his failures.
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We got some stops down the stretch and some rebounds.
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"We decided we wanted stops at the end," Johnson said.
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You can add up to nine stops on Google Maps.
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In 88 percent of the stops, there was no arrest.
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Categorizing the reasons for searches after stops also proved difficult.
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She stops for a coughing fit that brings up blood.
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Nothing that stops for lunch can be called a sport.
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Gabby Giffords who has made frequent stops in Southern California.
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Her old friend Lauren Hutton stops by for a visit.
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The usual approach – to quell it with drugs – stops working.
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If it stops there, it will accomplish nothing at all.
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But he believes the experience stops short of being traumatic.
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Leaders emphasized enforcement: more arrests, more tickets and more stops.
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In 303, officers found a gun for every 266 stops.
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Video captured has up to 12 stops of dynamic range.
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He will leave the gas on after he stops cooking.
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Aides persuaded Mr. Bloomberg to keep making his planned stops.
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Pence has stops Friday planned in Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
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"Facial recognition technology isn't where the work stops," he said.
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The bus stops, pulls over, and lets us walk around.
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Those brakes are fade free, even after multiple panic stops.
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Then, a few stops later, his mistress would get on.
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"It stops here with this administration and me," he said.
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"A New Yorker," he said, "never stops being a tourist."
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The designation indefinitely stops any mineral extraction or commercial fishing.
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Three stops, all on the second floor, all featuring paintings.
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"When those payments stop, (Obamacare) stops immediately," Trump said Wednesday.
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It accelerates and stops just fine for a budget car.
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"It stops you from sabotaging your own progress," Meadows says.
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"We shared the ball tonight and got stops," Middleton said.
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A city bus stops at the jail complex's visitor center.
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"We made stops," guard Manu Lecomte said of the turnaround.
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At some point, you might think, the music stops playing.
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He stops in the mud room and turns toward me.
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A ha that never stops until the song is over.
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Oxford Circus is one of the city's most popular stops.
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We're at our best when we get stops and run.
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The Q stops in Times Square, offering many transfer options.
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And if that stops we're doing a big tariff deal.
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The number of overnight stops at Prestwick has steadily increased.
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Down the stretch, we got stops when we needed to.
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Arthur Vandenberg declared that politics stops at the water's edge.
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Some 1,200 passengers were to have ridden between specialized stops.
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After Iowa, there would be stops in Wisconsin, Arizona, Colorado.
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The language just never stops giving, both musically and philosophically.
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If a game stops being fun, I stop playing it.
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When that whirling stops, you can hear the mosquitoes again.
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He stops at St. John, Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto.
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If it stops being fun, time to do something else.
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The stops and starts were especially important for Ms. Brewer.
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"We just figured we had to get stops," Harper said.
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I walk to a certain point and stop; he stops.
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Ever wondered what it feels like when your heart stops?
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It had a few stops and starts during red lights.
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The tape is rolling until it or the performance stops.
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The chemical stops the body's decay, while preserving the tissue.
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Her phony Native American heritage stops that and VP cold.
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Never stops him from saying what he wants to say.
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Even as a variety of reports suggest that racial disparities in traffic stops are widespread, a relatively small number of states actually track race in traffic stops, making annual data like Missouri's somewhat rare.
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Overall, guns are seized in less than 1 percent of all stops: 0.15 percent … Contraband, which may include weapons but also includes drugs or stolen property, is seized in 1.75 percent of all stops.
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"They are being done in his name and he needs to get control of the people who are supporting him and make certain that this behavior stops and stops now," she told the BBC.
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We want airline security, we want sports security, except when it stops us—from when it stops me—from doing what I want, which is just get on the damn airplane or watch sports.
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Additionally, Amazon confirmed the system stops recording as soon as the customer stops speaking — as indicated by the blue light on the Echo device or, optionally, a tone that can be set to play.
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The 6 train stops along Lexington Avenue at 96th, 1023rd, 110th, 116th and 125th Streets; the 4 serves 125th full time and the rest part time, and the 5 stops part time at 125th.
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There are few places a driver can park their semi-truck, so rest stops and commercial truck stops aren't just a place to use the bathroom and buy snacks – they're a place to sleep.
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The police make far fewer of the low-level stops, searches and arrests that black residents, in particular, described as a kind of organized abuse, and the consent decree formalizes limits on those stops.
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"If the organization puts itself on one of the extremes, it stops being effective at solving problems, it stops being present in the solution and it becomes part of the problem," said de Zela.
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The numbers were staggering: Representing 67 percent of the population in Ferguson, black citizens were the target of 85 percent of traffic stops, and 91 percent of all stops resulted in some form of citation.
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It stops apps from working in the background, halts location services when your screen is off, stops Assistant from listening for "Hey, Google," and otherwise tries to make your battery last as long as possible.
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Here are some of the report's highlights: Unconstitutional stops and arrests The report blamed "zero tolerance" enforcement practices that emphasized stops, searches and arrests for repeated violations of constitutional rights that eroded the community's trust.
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Based on the number of stops she's made so far, Harris seems to be placing a bigger bet on Iowa than New Hampshire (she's made 26 stops in the former and 11 in the latter).
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Julie Wood, a campaign spokeswoman for Mr. Bloomberg, said his 95 percent figure refers to the decline from 497,500 stops in the first quarter of 2012 to 12,497 stops in the last quarter of 2013.
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Near the height of the stop-and-frisk strategy, in 2012, the 40th Precinct had the third-most stops in the city, the second-most stops in which officers used force and the most frisks.
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"The legislation is based on the false allegation that the NYPD disproportionately stops young men of color, but as you know, stops are made based on descriptions of suspects and suspicious activity only," Bloomberg said.
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Routine traffic stops have always carried the threat of deportation, but during the last years of the Obama administration, when serious crimes were prioritized, the stops that simply revealed unlawful status often resulted in deferment.
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What do you do if someone stops in front of you?
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Many streets were also closed, and subways lines skipped nearby stops.
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The bus tour will make more than 75 stops through August.
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But even the loudest shriek stops being scary after two hours.
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Mrs May is pulling out all the stops to persuade them.
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This year, the warriors battled unfavourable weather, making pit stops essential.
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Because he never stops, he never gives up, he keeps fighting.
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He stops at the three-point line before he does it.
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He made a couple of stops downtown, right near Anderson's territory.
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He then made two more stops right after the penalty ended.
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France's Mae Berenice Maite pulled out ALL the stops in 2018.
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Castro-Stops thinks the issue runs much deeper than jurisdictional quagmires.
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If it's a show day, she stops eating after 5 p.m.
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Jukin actively stops certain websites from embedding videos it has licensed.
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Katy Perry pulled out all the stops for the Met Gala.
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The yellow flag waved for Corey LaJoie, right after their stops.
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E949 stops these kaons on another detector to measure their decays.
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Transponder off The plane's transponder stops communicating at 1:243 a.m.
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Jenni "JWoww" Farley's estranged husband is pulling out all the stops.
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"It just stops you [from] eating a third more," he said.
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If the leak stops, you may simply need a grill service.
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Activity in the group "stops cold" after every shooting, Cullen said.
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Presumably. But that may be where the need for awareness stops.
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It then stops the blender when it's done (aka no babysitting).
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What stops the fundraising arms race, though, remains to be seen.
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They have already knocked one another in campaign stops, if obliquely.
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The Braves pulled out all the stops in their pregame ceremonies.
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Warren made smaller, quick stops in northern New Hampshire earlier Monday.
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When the Times stops caring, it says people should stop caring.
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Do the brakes allow you to make smooth and abrupt stops?
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He has played into Sunday contention at his last two stops.
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What surprises is how the script always stops short of melodrama.
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When Kim stops by Khloé's, her little sis snaps at her.
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But this is New York City, where the grind never stops.
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"Time stops and everything else loses its importance," the photographer said.
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She finally stops crying and asks me if it gets easier.
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It also now works with iPhones, though the compatibility stops there.
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But it's what happens when the camera stops rolling that matters.
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A car stops at a traffic light in front of him.
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It removes an obstacle that stops abjectly poor people bettering themselves.
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A two-hour ride later, Tapias stops at a wooden gatehouse.
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China hoped the ambassador stops saying such "irresponsible remarks", she added.
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"Give me a break, man," Biden said at several Iowa stops.
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"The statute says 'closest living relatives' and stops there," she says.
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India never stops amazing me (or in this case, amusing me).
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He stops at the ATM to take out $26 for drinks.
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She pokes around the house, exploring, until her host stops her.
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It then automatically stops or slows these compromised networks and devices.
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Where your brain just stops computing and you cannot go forward.
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Add the addresses of your stops, and then request your ride.
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It is just a matter of us stopping guys, getting stops.
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"Everything starts from subjectivity, and nothing stops there," writes Raoul Vaneigem.
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He is also making stops in China, South Korea and Vietnam.
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We got stops and we got it in the open court.
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The content compensates everything from bumps to swerves to sudden stops.
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Civil wars cease only in the sense that the gunfire stops.
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The Inn at Christmas Place never stops doling out holiday cheer!
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When you manage a company, the buck ultimately stops with you.
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And, as such, Doctor Strange has pulled out all the stops.
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But opening a successful restaurant isn't where it stops for Heffy.
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Hitting at least 75 stops nationwide with "a new energy" pic.twitter.
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Other stops on Pence's trip include allies like Japan and Australia.
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"We just got stops, that was the key thing," Walker said.
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Once he stops flapping his hands, Trump takes over the debate.
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The baby immediately stops bawling and nuzzles where Buddy was nuzzling.
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The optional "e" between full stops attempts to make them unisex.
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The new multiple stops feature should make things a lot easier.
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That actually stops a lot of people from writing a review.
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Surface parking lots, even at transit stops, are choking San Francisco.
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This stops conversations from spiraling out of control into computational purgatory.
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And China is the leading one that&aposs taking our stops.
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Clinton has stops scheduled in Osage, Sioux City and Council Bluffs.
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These are just numbers, but nothing stops it from going lower.
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When it is turned off, or "repressed", the protein's production stops.
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I want to be part of the generation that stops AIDS.
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In the pilot, Michaela stops a bus from killing a kid.
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Budd encouraged Massachusetts' legislature to require data collection on traffic stops.
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Trump made 13 stops in the state, according to NBC News.
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You painted bulldogs and cheerleaders, truck stops and mammoth-hunting cavemen.
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He pulled out all the stops for this one, special night.
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Little do they know, we have six more stops to stomach.
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Garmback then abruptly stops talking, covering his face with his hands.
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"Our guys did a nice job of getting stops," McMillan said.
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Unfortunately, the meme stops being funny when it escalates to harassment.
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His body may be at rest but his mind never stops.
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All our stops -- except, maybe, Waffle House -- were for pure necessity.
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They then performed hundreds of pit stops while Murray studied them.
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One frustrated senator stops it from going to the President's desk.
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On the way home he stops and gets Starbucks for us.
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Cori Gates stops running and falls to the ground, cracking up.
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Comment from discussionRichard Marx Stops Passenger Attack On Korean Air Flight.
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As long as he stops trying to stream while he's driving.
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Other stops will include Denver, Minneapolis, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Toronto.
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"That child never stops," the momager told PEOPLE about her youngest.
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It was a human error, but the buck stops with me.
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Just as Ben reaches to unzip her jeans, Elizabeth stops him.
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It now uses "closed loop" production that stops chemicals seeping out.
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" But, Dowd writes, "her memory of the incident abruptly stops there.
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No wonder that stops plenty of young people from getting started.
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We got some good defensive stops and got out in transition.
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When the noise stops, the pain continues, lingering or even worsening.
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While in Italy, Pruitt made stops in Rome and the Vatican.
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DeRozan leads Raptors past Mavericks TORONTO — It starts with getting stops.
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It's true that the dragon himself never stops feeling like a
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And potentially, one of the last stops of his presidential campaign.
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He's like a shark—if he stops moving, he'll likely die.
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He climbs; he stops and looks around; he climbs some more.
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We got stops and we ran out and got easy points.
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But once you acknowledge this meme, unfortunately, it stops being dank.
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You'll also be able to search for stops along your route.
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War stops people from taking counter-measures, such as planting trees.
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And he pulled out all the stops for the romantic engagement.
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A man in a suit steps up and the music stops.
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There is also a professional tour that stops at the property.
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AT 2pm in the tiny African state of Djibouti everything stops.
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Three drivers divide up seat time, strategically alternating at pit stops.
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As the sun starts to set, my new flashlight stops working.
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For Stone, the Olympic dream has had its stops and starts.
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But to originalists, most of that history stops 230 years ago.
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For him, a successful piece "sort of stops time," he said.
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Every time a Metro train suddenly stops, passengers exchange nervous glances.
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The man stops to examine the dog's paws, which are bloody.
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But Gloria (Selenis Leyva) stops Daya, saying it's not too late.
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With dancing parrot gifs in neon colors, the party never stops!!
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This walking tour, whose stops include food samples, is one alternative.
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She doles out high-fives, exchanges hugs and never stops grinning.
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He ran to bus stops, judo lessons, friends' houses, the supermarket.
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Cecilia walks out onto the bridge and stops and looks around.
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His trip will also include stops in India, Pakistan, and Switzerland.
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But the constant barrage of gunfire stops them again and again.
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Final pit stops were critical on the 1-mile dogleg oval.
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Here are some major stops to keep it fun and educational.
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Booker is also scheduled for stops Saturday in Montgomery and Tuskegee.
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Mitch McConnell his vote until the party stops supporting the President.
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Can you imagine a country that, for years, the clock stops?
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Those campaign stops have allowed voters to get to know her.
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The truck had only a few stops left on Route 3.
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He kept the sense of line through episodic stops and starts.
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On Trump's first stops in Asia, he'll encounter leaders recently emboldened.
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Some of those tour stops have included surprise appearances by West.
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" He added: "The failure to capture this inconsistency stops with me.
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No charges were filed in 26 of every 27 pedestrian stops.
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Their eyes meet, but they say nothing, both missing their stops.
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We just hit each over the head until the music stops.
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We've had a couple of starts and stops with that one.
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Pence, meanwhile, has stops in Eau Claire and Green Bay, Wis.
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In addition, keep in mind the express route stops after midnight.
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The group's approach stops short of asking for a weapons ban.
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Obama said she "couldn't be more excited" for the added stops.
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Wait until it stops blinking — that's when the PS4 is off.
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The consumer bureau's petition temporarily stops the clock on that possibility.
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It stops 20 billion cyber attacks a day, according to Diedrich.
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The new law comes after people have died during traffic stops.
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His first stops include the South Pacific, New Zealand and Australia.
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In the New York City Council, the people's business never stops.
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Definition: A flight that doesn't make any stops along the way.
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An elevator stops there and at the first and second floors.
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A 1,600-foot zip line makes three stops across the island.
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"We struggled to get stops," said Russell, who added eight assists.
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"When they take your kids, it's like everything stops," she says.
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"They will keep wandering until someone stops them," Ms. Moreno said.
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"We just didn't get the stops we needed to," Westbrook said.
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Egerton is so good, Jimmy Fallon fully stops joking for once.
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"When you get to the hotel, the movement stops," she said.
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The younger players began pondering other stops in downtown St. John's.
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When our country is attacked, politics stops at the water's edge.
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At one point, he stops yelling and starts making grunting noises.
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They're not rest stops or settlements, let alone villages or towns.
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It stops me in my tracks every time I read it.
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But freezing doesn't kill it, it just stops its growth temporarily.
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Until Your Heart Stops began to resonate outside of Massachusetts, too.
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But it's not like the federal government stops paying for things.
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That's when Sasha stops our interview and pulls out his phone.
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After quick stops in Anaheim and Atlanta, his career was over.
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One stops and sings, his face held up to the sky.
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Shewry stops to chat with some staff who are planting seedlings.
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"The whole second half, we fought and got stops," Lecomte said.
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Crossley then travelled a couple of stops to Marble Arch station.
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He stops and examines the bag and there's a puppy inside.
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And that stuff is the roof—that's where it really stops.
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Some stops in the game had even been educational, they said.
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According to the makeup mogul, her family also stops by frequently.
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Sanders has stops planned in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio.
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Its two floors offer seven stops, each spinoffs of existing restaurants.
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Stops aside, I was quite pleased with my flight on Qantas.
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A noise ordinance stops music on the strip at 11 p.m.
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As the frenzy intensified, eager suitors pulled out all the stops.
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" Brooks even called for McConnell's resignation, saying "the buck stops there.
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Mr. Scott stops by Still Processing to talk about the film.
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But as a nonpartisan civilian agency, this is where NASA stops.
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"Everyone who stops at the stall asks about migration," he said.
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"The restriction stops people not goods," Trump tweeted after his speech.
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Some pulled out all the stops planning fantastic kid-centric adventures.
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Mr. Incredible, stops a train from flying off a broken track.
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The cart that was moving stops, and the other cart moves.
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The agency has not disclosed how many stops have been made.
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Akinfeev gets down to his left and stops Mateo Kovacic's roller!
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"It stops the bleeding," said Senator Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina.
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And that's where it stops: They have never exercised any pressure.
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When the economy stops, and GDP plummets, workers lose their jobs.
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My brother stops, looks at me and starts flaming with laughter.
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All the noise of the world stops here & muffles, muffles me.
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They conduct a disproportionate number of stops of pedestrians and motorists.
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When he stops talking about it, their fear appears to fade.
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Most performances, after all, rarely end once the camera stops recording.
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Three stops later I was in Midtown, easily making my appointment.
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How do we know Mr. Cuomo is where the buck stops?
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There's rarely any need to plan fueling stops ahead of time.
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Meanwhile, the Catholic Church has been pulling out all the stops.
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I could go on, but this is where the gushing stops.
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Colton Parayko had three assists, and Jordan Binnington made 83 stops.
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And now that will happen unless the Supreme Court stops it.
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"I've been hanging out in bus stops for research," they said.
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Boy, you'd hate to be them when the music stops. Yeah.
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When the call stops ringing, the green light will stop flashing.
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"The air show stops when a flight takes off," he said.
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But an adept sand shot stops nine feet from the hole.
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"Conflict and I am not …" Then she stops, and suddenly pivots.
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The fun never stops when you have a decent internet connection.
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When you stop moving, when I stop moving, it stops moving.
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The sheer bother of bureaucracy probably stops others from opting out.
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The White House has downplayed concerns about Trump's stops on Wednesday.
|
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So Democrats added language to the bill that explicitly stops him.
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A full list of tour stops can be found at www.thehumansonbroadway.com.
|
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But the comparison stops here, as Klarna isn't available in France.
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One is a paralyzing agent, and the other stops the heart.
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When the music stops, who has a chair to sit on?
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But if you can keep COVID-19 contained, the spread stops.
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Shanghai Quartet will make two stops in Montclair, N.J., next season.
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"Some of those bus stops were in scary places," she recalled.
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In 2018, there were only 11,008 stops recorded by the NYPD.
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This is probably where the parallel with the Trump administration stops.
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Castro-Stops and her husband got a group of volunteers together.
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Musical acts like Green Day and BTS have canceled tour stops.
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T. stops at Starbucks and gets a breakfast sandwich and coffee.
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He's sticking in eastern Iowa, with stops in Clinton and Dubuque.
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Eventually, and without any user input, it randomly stops at one.
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Sanders' surrogates also made stops in the state over the weekend.
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So again, you want to have tight stops on this name.
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Once the fracking stops, those stresses relax fairly quickly, he said.
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He made clutch third period stops on Sorensen and Patrick Marleau.
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"It stops within a millimeter," he said with a satisfied smile.
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Stops at the food court also get shoppers to hang around.
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And Pelosi kind of wheels around, she stops in her tracks.
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And Pelosi kind of wheels around, she stops in her tracks.
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This isn't going to stop unless somebody stops it for him.
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"This American carnage stops right here and right now," he said.
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Politics stops at the water's edge, or at least at water.
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Recently, engineers spent about a month working on four-way stops.
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All the alleyways and side-streets blocked with stops and colons.
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To the Editor: What stops Americans from eating a healthier diet?
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Sometimes, the only thing that stops someone's drinking is the price.
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Here the story stops, and sensibly so; children love a triumph.
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Do you think comedy stops being funny when you dissect it?
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When the heart stops pumping, blood pressure drops throughout the body.
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Tuchel had pulled out all of the stops to sign Gueye.
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I think it stops at my being able to walk reasonably.
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There can also be verbal and emotional abuse during these stops.
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The mifepristone is the drug that stops the embryo from developing.
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The design stops just short of the sides of the canvas.
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Martin O'Malley will make two campaign stops in Iowa on Wednesday.
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Then again, pretty much everything Ms. Midler does stops the show.
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Part of the problem is that the flame never stops burning.
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It can begin before the subway even stops in the station.
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"I mean, just coming here…" He stops, and Hernandez picks up.
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She said it at several stops on her swing through Iowa.
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He made only a few stops, but his rivals made none.
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As the ground stops shaking, the eagles resume normal eagle activity.
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The singer's name is above the title; the buck stops there.
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He needs to take responsibility — that&aposs where the buck stops.
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Other rides would make stops in the Silicon and Central Valleys.
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I take out my wallet to pay but he stops me.
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If it stops going up, stocks will probably stop going down.
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It stops again at 13 percent, and again at 20 percent.
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These apps can be paused temporarily, which stops those apps' notifications.
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He stops short of recommending solutions, and thus giving policy advice.
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Bracho has made four stops with the D-backs this sesaon.
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Just as our hearts go out to Davis, however, he stops.
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"Nobody stops watching because of conflict," one character says in Bombshell.
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Is there ANY chance that Biden stops her in South Carolina?
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President Obama made several stops on the campaign trail for Mrs.
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So he refuses to participate and stops others from doing so.
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It's a mic drop that literally stops Lenù in her tracks.
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If no action is taken, the car automatically slows or stops.
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"When that stops, there will be a reaction," Mr. Silvers said.
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If you get too much, the body just stops converting it.
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A good workplace culture stops them before the offenses get worse.
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He arrived in Houston after stops in Puerto Rico and Panama.
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When the wind stops blowing, that's the end of your electric.
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She will make campaign stops next week in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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In his world, the buck stops near, not here with him.
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The study looked at 20 million traffic stops across the state.
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"We executed, we got the stops we needed to," DeRozan said.
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Well, what I'm doing is I'm pulling out all the stops.
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It goes all of 1.8 miles and makes just three stops.
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The same did not, however, appear to apply to traffic stops.
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This painting stops time and lets us stay this way forever.
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But it stops short of asserting that Snowden actually did so.
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Once an immigrant is naturalized as a US citizen, that stops.
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We are one of the last stops in the production chain.
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You can see how Guccifer 2 hashtag unnaturally abruptly stops trending.
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Read next: Obama administration stops Dakota Access Pipeline in "historic" decision
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Nux freaks out, puts the gun in his mouth, and stops.
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The Neon Carnival begins Saturday night and stops at 4 a.m.
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In Washington, the story often stops when Congress passes a law.
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He livestreams almost every aspect of his campaign — the coffees, the town halls, "bowling with Beto," stops at Whataburger, the drives between stops, which often include calls to voters and activists and from his wife, Amy.
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Of about 5.08 million total stops under Bloomberg, about half, approximately 2.6 million stops, were of black people -- men and women of all ages, according to police data compiled by the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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This dispatch brings her to two stops in Spain — Seville, which took the No. 19 spot on the list, and Ribera del Duero, which was No. 48; they are the 28th and 29th stops on Jada's itinerary.
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Either way, let's hope he never, ever stops throwing those sweet shapes.
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Jets goalie Ondrej Pavelec made 35 stops, while Varlamov registered 27 saves.
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At this point, Larry Brown stops eating his potato salad in disgust.
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What do you do when everything stops, but the world keeps turning?
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The stops and starts give the tapes an occasional herky-jerky feel.
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But yeah, it was three tube stops from where I grew up.
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If I'm visualizing it as I'm reading it, it stops being work.
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Old information accumulates glitches and dead-ends, then simply stops working altogether.
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And nothing stops many of them from taking pictures of supersecret areas.
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But for her 30th birthday, he really pulled out all the stops.
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It doesn't include any mentions of hands on weapons during traffic stops.
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The Wests pulled out all stops when they wed in May 2000.
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One of the major stops is to get the ethics review done.
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It stops in Nassau, Bahamas, Coco Cay, Bahamas, and Key West, Florida.
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Johnson continued with his planned campaigning stops, refusing to address the row.
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The stops resulted in 129 arrests on drug-related charges, they said.
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You'll have long replaced your laptop by the time it stops working.
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To listen to that, and not have that thought that stops them.
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Younes seems to leave chicks smiling at juice stops on the reg.
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The Fed typically stops raising rates once they hit the neutral level.
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You swipe, you match, somebody will message, and then the conversation stops.
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The most elusive Kardashian stops by Khloé's to celebrate Dream's 2nd birthday.
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That's when your kindness stops being an asset and becomes a liability.
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If the person stops taking the drug the effects can be reversed.
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Then you see her in the front row and time literally stops!
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It's also different from the conventional story, that eventually everything stops moving.
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But guess what, it stops with the people that believe in love.
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But Natalie physically stops Blake when he goes to profess his love.
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Within a minute or two, the signal degrades and data stops working.
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Determining where the pendulum stops is why these investigations must move forward.
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The moment Pakistan stops terrorist activities in India, a dialogue can start.
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The bank typically stops raising rates once they hit the neutral level.
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So OnePlus has pulled out all the stops with its new phone.
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Again, the problem is when the politics stops with a T-shirt.
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Ingested before intercourse, it stops HIV taking hold in the first place.
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When one of them stops listening to the others, there's a breakdown.
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It decreased to 85033,851 stops in 2013, his last year in office.
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If Mexico stops co-operating on security, the United States will notice.
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I want to reach out to him but my anxiety stops me.
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"Your heart stops, you can't hear, your breath becomes shallow," she said.
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The roller coaster never stops, and action comes before story every time.
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The data illustrates that while coverage ebbs and flows, it never stops.
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And today, nobody stops with the purchase of a rudimentary baby monitor.
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The study also reveals that white drivers are underrepresented in traffic stops.
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Sell stops and technical selling sent CME lean hogs lower, traders said.
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Either we all have to stop checking it or no one stops.
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The track names are short words in full caps with full stops.
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The kind that stops them from being posted in the first place.
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Soon she hesitates, stops, lies down on a bed of fallen leaves.
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They are "accomplishments," he says during an interview between stops in Iowa.
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The groove is what stops the liquid from running down the bottle.
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Rawlence's book does not resolve into a particular ending: It simply stops.
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Transit stops are seen as unofficial and carried out under tight protocol.
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Fresh off similar stops in New Hampshire and a stint commandeering Mrs.
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But it always feels like Mario — because it never stops surprising you.
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For many fighters the exchange stops as soon as they fall short.
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She overhears Sheeran's unnamed character singing, of course, and stops to listen.
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There's a light rail line that stops right at the airport's doorstep.
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Taylor Swift is pulling out all the stops on her latest tour!
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However, Rox stops short of being a full A/B testing platform.
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Then aliens start tearing the city apart, and everything else stops mattering.
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Recommend stops along the way: Knysna, Plettenberg Bay and Shamwari Game Reserve.
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Joystick man moved me down the street with some stutters and stops.
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One shot is heard before Taryn bursts into tears and stops recording.
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But guess what — it stops with the people that believe in love.
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I get back on the subway to take the two stops home.
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It also keeps them warm and stops them feeling thirsty, he explained.
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Grey's Anatomy is pulling out all the stops for its 14th season.
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He stops to sign autographs before being whisked away to his car.
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On a street corner, a clearly inebriated man stops Weedman to chat.
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While he's putting things on high shelves, Chuck stops by to talk.
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Just because it has hit a speed bump, doesn't mean that stops.
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Once the plane stops, there are at least 3 vehicles surrounding it.
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They cite these four reasons: Reason No. 1: The buck stops where?
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His dad stops for a drink, and leaves him in the car.
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Then, just add the addresses of your stops, and request the ride.
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My sister stops by and convinces me to take her to breakfast.
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What happens when the constant growth of the Arena playerbase stops growing?
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He's about to pull the trigger on Jared when Jesus stops him.
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The field first cycled through green-flag stops just before lap 50.
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Or society, which stops women from pursuing comedy in the first place?
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That cuts out stops of innocent people, and reduces crime, Fagan said.
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John Mayer says it's like being on a train without any stops.
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Mom life never stops — even on the way to a personal record.
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The Viet Tin 01's previous stops were Taiwan, Singapore and Bangladesh.
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But there's nothing legally that stops us from moving in this direction.
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Blac Chyna also pulled out all the stops with this sheer number.
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Young married woman suddenly stops being happy to go throw up. Hoorah!
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But when I reach for Walters' crisp $50 note, he stops me.
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Plus up and comer Comethazine stops by to discuss his meteoric rise.
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Not even a government shutdown stops the US military from fighting wars.
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But dilemmas come at you like a road that never stops forking.
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Someone could be filling up more than just batteries at these stops.
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Trading of a stock stops when it hits the daily trading limit.
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Samsung's music service, which you didn't know existed, stops existing next month.
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"That's not where it stops — there has to be action," she explained.
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Second of all, you get stops and transitions, it's easier to score.
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After several stops, the man then pulled the emergency brake, police say.
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Jenna Bush Hager's daughters pulled out all the stops for her birthday!
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He will make remarks at both stops before Pence takes the stage.
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Add stops if you want to ensure your drawers never fall out.
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"It will be kind of sad when he just stops," she said.
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Hela stops Mjøllnir with her bare hands and lays ruin to Asgard.
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So, it's not like Comey's firing stops the investigation; because it doesn't.
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The next chart stops were 111.89 and the March peak around 112.12.
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Wilhelm apologizes again and stops listening to me, absorbed by her earpiece.
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"Hey, you guys good?" the officer followed-up before the audio stops.
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His NFL career included stops with the Rams, Chargers, Eagles and Redskins.
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This stops molting in its tracks by sealing the fibers in place.
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"Pretty much we've got to get stops," Lakers guard Nick Young said.
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But when the van stops: You need to get out and move.
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Police are currently increasing patrols at area bus stops as a result.
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It quickly goes from creepy to terrifying when he suddenly stops smiling.
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"M&P" stops and starts, shivering nervously around Greenspan's come-hither sighs.
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"We couldn't get stops, especially there in the second half," Hayward said.
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"A special prosecutor generally is far-ranging and never stops," Shelby said.
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These items stop the machines from working, requiring costly stops and shutdowns.
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This is a business that can support you because nobody stops eating.
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His speaking schedule has included recent stops in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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If we want to keep playing, we got to get some stops.
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Once the picture-taking stops, Dante gives instructions to servers and cooks.
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The only stops were in Hawaii and Samoa for a week each.
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It's easy for so many people to say, 'Nicki stops my bag.
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Ad-block technology stops almost all ads a person might otherwise see.
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It would be important to know when that stops being joint property.
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