He destroys rocks and walls by ploughing straight through them.
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The road to their majority thus runs straight through California.
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You just watched it straight through and live soundtracked it?
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Tell me I could shoot a ball straight through him.
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Come straight through, because I want to speak to you.
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I've gone straight through and done a whole other day.
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Elevated fire risk is forecast for Southern California straight through Saturday.
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"Of course I did," I said, lying straight through my teeth.
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I shot the sparrow straight through the heart, killing it instantly.
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What if you could dig straight through to the other side?
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It's not a book that benefits from being read straight through.
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I try to do straight through without it being too edited.
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K Street ran straight through his chamber office on H Street.
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It would be rare that you lead the series straight through.
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But Gwen threw her stuffed animals straight through her bedroom doorway.
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Another behind it had gone straight through the back-seat windows.
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It started Sunday, March 17, and runs straight through Saturday, April 6.
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Usually, a single smack is enough to slice straight through, like butter.
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Some wouldn't look me in the eye; others looked straight through me.
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Truth is, "it'll probably just go straight through you," Dr. Stolbach says.
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Why jump over hurdles when you could just RUN STRAIGHT THROUGH THEM?
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"It's like Daddy's shining straight through to my heart," he told her.
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He'll stare straight through that camera lens and right into your soul.
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With the kitchen gutted, though, you could see straight through the house.
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She appears to be looking straight through Davis's camera in sheer defiance.
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Neutrinos go as straight through the universe as Einsteinian gravity will allow.
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It's a glorious mess, with Capaldi swearing a blue streak straight through it.
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We'd put a record on, turn the lights off, and listen straight through.
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Do you think you're gonna be working straight through for much of 2017?
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And while some fall for it, others see straight through the hilarious stunt.
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In the dead center of it was a jagged hole, punched straight through.
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People who try to run straight through glass usually end up getting hurt.
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He'd worn thick socks over them and walked straight through security and customs.
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There are very high standards for applicants and students straight through to graduation.
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Mr. Richards endured 33 sessions, five days a week straight through the treatment.
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In each case I read them straight through days and nights till done.
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In Florida, for example, manatees swim up canals that run straight through farmland.
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The trio typically plays live sets straight through, with no breaks between songs.
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If it doesn't crash, Trump can scream down the tracks straight through 2020.
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She had two different colored eyes and saw straight through my brave facade.
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More straight-through processing that they used to call in the securities business.
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That wall is going straight through the country, not between us and Mexico.
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" As for his approach to peppering, "I go straight through the middle, then across.
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And the car is headed straight through the belt, reports Inverse and Musk himself.
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That often meant building highways straight through the centers of our most vibrant cities.
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". "And I would like to build a wall that goes straight through your house.
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Back in February, Williams bypassed her Etsy shop to sell items straight through Instagram.
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Emma Garland This one goes out to every member of the straight through crew.
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So the poor man did, listening to four Nickelback albums straight through as research.
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Meier: Go ahead and just give me your first attempt, straight through and back.
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A sharp blade cuts straight through arm hair; a dull blade folds over hair.
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For Microsoft, which is gaining ground on Amazon, growth runs straight through the cloud.
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The history of drinking in America goes straight through the heart of New York.
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We are a polarized nation, and that polarization runs straight through plenty of families.
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Most of the light travels straight through the clear, hair-thin stretch of glass.
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We listened to a Tom Petty greatest-hits cassette straight through, twice, three times.
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In exchange, there are very high standards for applicants and students straight through to graduation.
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They have lunch for us when we arrive, and meetings go straight through to dinnertime.
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In exchange, there are very high standards for applicants and students straight through to graduation.
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The bullet, which went straight through his stomach, caused damage to his intestines and liver.
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I could see straight through it now—solipsistic, narcissistic, false reality, easy tropes, barely amusing.
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And I had to go straight through my shame and regret to get beyond it.
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They have a very narrow path to victory, and it goes straight through Reid's Nevada.
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Students, listen up: Teachers can see straight through your "the dog ate my homework" excuse.
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In this exhibition, she goes straight through them to explore what's on the other side.
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The bullet, which went straight through his stomach, caused damage to his intestines and liver.
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DeepPIV projects a sheet of laser light that cuts straight through a larvacean's mucus house.
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And now, you can get the original AirPods at a discount, straight through Best Buy.
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Williams then continued straight through the intersection "in accordance" with the law, the statement said.
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Although I've never gone straight through it in sequence, I've owned it for 30 years.
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Things will go straight through until likely 10:00 or 11:00 at night tonight.
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The Suez Canal would have been more direct, but the heaviest tankers cannot sail straight through.
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Pulling out of the scuba shop, the afternoon sun was streaming straight through the truck's windshield.
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Last week, he became one of the only people on Earth to fly straight through one.
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I failed my way from grade school straight through college because I was a lousy student.
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Rogg hasn't just pushed at the boundaries of immersive art, he has smashed straight through them.
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By the time I was a lawyer, I had gone straight through and was only 25.
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Offices that had been rabbit warrens have had walls removed, clearing views straight through the site.
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Who will power straight through, who will disappear forever and who will reappear after months away.
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In exchange, there are very high standards for applicants and matriculated students straight through to graduation.
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More women than ever are climbing the corporate ladder and smashing straight through the glass ceiling.
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Several visitors walk straight through, believing they've missed some kind of performance or other timed event.
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"Unlike my husband [Trystane Martell], who got a spear like straight through his face." h/t Gizmodo
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They just shut on a couple cameras and we just went straight through it in one take.
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My one afternoon meeting got cancelled, so it'll be spreadsheets and accounting straight through until 5 p.m.
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Within the area of the superblock, streets are one-way, and none of them pass straight through.
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Clicking on the Lime option doesn't mean you can rent a scooter straight through the navigation app.
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To my right a father and his family stand anxiously before my lens, staring straight through me.
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You can only imagine what he might have produced if he'd worked straight through the weekend. mother!
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After generations of peering into a microscope to examine cells, scientists could simply stroll straight through one.
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Most of the time, I would walk straight through with them in my pocket, without anyone noticing.
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I see straight through that smoke and those mirrors and right to the darkness at the center.
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It's bleak, it's beautiful and Krule's distinctive vocals will drive a metaphorical drill straight through your heart.
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Unlike my husband [Trystane Martell, played by Toby Sebastian], who got a spear straight through his face.
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Sauté it, lay it, and bake it, and boom—you're walkin' straight through the gates of heaven.
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They drive straight through, swapping the wheel after a certain number of hours, to shorten transit time.
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Regardless of which setting you pick, the advanced heating technology ensures consistent cooking straight through the waffle.
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"We wanted to go beyond the stigmas of danger, pierce straight through them," Esparza explains to Creators.
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Eventually, the narrator veers too far from the scripted playing field and falls straight through the world.
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It was channeled outside and straight through her doghouse, where the dog was washed in the bargain.
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This morning I tried to read it straight through and now my brain is going to break.
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"He couldn't verbalize what he was feeling and instead made sounds that pierced straight through me," wrote Jenny.
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The two brought in a few friends with engineering chops, and together they worked straight through the holidays.
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This could include creating accounts, receiving money, sending money etc, so that they can implement straight through processing.
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The bullet passed straight through his leg, leaving him with a wound that still hurts when it's cold.
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The bullet he was shot with ended up going straight through his stomach, damaging his intestines and liver.
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I stepped outside for a quick run to clear my head but, otherwise, wrote straight through the day.
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Right from the get go, Lee's jab was flicking straight through Barboza's guard and snapping his eye shut.
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Johnson sprawled, Nurmagomedov pushed straight through onto the fence and tripped the American knockout artist to the floor.
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"You can see straight through the house to the far end of the golf course," Mr. Silvestre said.
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Some books are not meant to be read straight through, but maybe that shouldn't be held against them.
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" He added, "I seriously doubt that Trump has ever read a book straight through in his adult life.
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Stars, producers and studio executives schmoozed in frantic fashion during the commercial breaks and straight through some awards.
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Local police actually brought the gator inside because the route to the nearest pond went straight through the store.
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Many make the mistake of trying to swim straight through the current, which can lead to fatigue and drowning.
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Head straight through this main building and you'll reach a bar before hitting the Chi Chi pool out back.
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It takes away from the momentum you feel when making your way straight through one story or nonfiction narrative.
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You have to go straight through them, and that experience has probably influenced the way that I answer questions.
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Most pass straight through, but some collide with water molecules, producing extremely faint blue light known as Cherenkov radiation.
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Once the temperature drops in the fall, I pull on a base layer and wear it straight through April.
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Emergency responders found the woman, Margaret Reynolds, with the metal frame of the umbrella sticking straight through her ankle.
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But try reading straight through the Book of Proverbs for a week and you'll see what I'm getting at.
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If I'd come down the slide even like 0.25 seconds later it would've gone straight through my left eye.
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Where there should've been a drainage pipe was actually just a hole that went straight through to the floor.
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Politically, their message reflects the underlying belief that the road to a Democratic majority cuts straight through the heartland.
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I punch straight through the thick cobwebbing over the crypt and land on my back atop a stone coffin.
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The Siberian wind is a lazy wind, because it doesn't bother going round you: it goes straight through you.
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The voters are wise, and they are seeing straight through this empty, hollow, and dangerous game you are playing.
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A cloud might roll by, straight through the screened-in porch, and there are no other homes in sight.
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In single file, they walked straight through, mothers carrying teddy bears in one hand and small children in another.
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"Your body is meant to digest real solid foods, and this coffee concoction runs straight through you, literally," Lockwood says.
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A trend that usually goes straight through to the holiday season, so naturally a PC gamer needs to be ready.
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But it was your voice, your tone, the song was beautiful — congratulations, you are straight through to the live shows.
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Turn it head-on and you can see straight through the middle — an engineering party trick borrowed from Dyson's fans.
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A winding staircase led up to the Female Top Class, while Female First Class was straight through the door ahead.
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And the Senate likely won't stay in session straight through the 20 hours, so when they break, the clock stops.
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She made a dash for it, grabbed the syringe and plunged the needle straight through his jeans into his thigh.
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If you fly internationally on JetBlue, you can go straight through the boarding process without even pulling out your ticket.
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Offices that had been rabbit warrens have had walls removed, clearing views straight through the site, between north and south.
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"'Sally4Ever' is the kind of comedy so dark it pushes straight through bleakness to a morality-play clarity," Poniewozik wrote.
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"The market is going to look straight through this valley because it already went down 35% on average," he added.
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I worked straight through with 20 total minutes of break, so I'm out early to go to pilates at the gym.
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Blumhouse also doesn't decide on whether a movie is going to the big screen or straight through digital until it's finished.
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The passenger flight with the most bragging rights is probably still Delta's trip straight through hurricane Irma, like it was NBD.
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Caroline: That also speaks to the show (uncharacteristically) blazing straight through from the season three finale to the season four premiere.
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Sunlight was flowing in from the windows, straight through my eyes and warming the empty and spacious attic of my brain.
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"It hit the fencing and went straight through it, like it wasn't even there," Jared, 33, from Athens, Alabama, tells PEOPLE.
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And when they break up, it feels like a million arrows going straight through our hearts, but not the Cupid kind.
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The truck was registered in Poland, it came from Kantstraße, and rammed straight through a footpath between stalls, killing 12 people.
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Recently, one of Swarm's satellites flew straight through Steve, and data collected by its electric field instrument showed very clear changes.
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Astronomers may have discovered the deep-space origin of a mysterious high-energy particle that plunged straight through Earth last year.
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They just need to count themselves lucky he didn't decide to cycle straight through them, they wouldn't have stood a chance.
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The entire display was adorable enough to convince us that autumn is overrated and we should plow straight through to winter.
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On Sunday, Giuliani said President Trump's conversations about a proposed Trump Tower Moscow project went on straight through the 2016 election.
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She also saw a video a neighbor took of the tornado, in which she is shown running straight through the shot.
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Lavelle dribbled at Thai players, at times winding her way straight through their defense, 5, 10, 15 yards at a time.
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Surprisingly, given how meticulous she is, Flynn doesn't plot out her stories beforehand, writing them straight through, from beginning to end.
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If you can feel cold air coming straight through the window pane, use a window film kit to cover it completely.
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I'd go to bed in the late afternoon and sleep straight through till the alarm sounded again, for weeks on end.
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Rather than read straight through, Bloch took to exploring the diary sporadically, out of time—as if probing a living memory.
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A Massachusetts woman miraculously avoided serious injury after a tractor-trailer sent a metal ramp flying through straight through her windshield.
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We can do straight-through processing on a lot of things and make it easier for institutional clients or consumer clients.
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His guess is that some participants will try to complete it straight through, while others will use the full three days.
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Those CDs are now Spotify playlists and we've grown so hardcore we take our beverages iced straight through the winter months.
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Still, we didn't expect Thanos to drive Heimdell's sword straight through him as his buddy Thor was forced to watch. Cold.
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In many cases they decided to run the freeways straight through downtown, bulldozing thousands of homes and businesses in the process.
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Does Roy play Rooney deep, or as the tip of an attacking spear, straight through the center of the opposition backline?
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I read it straight through without stopping, and then I turned to the first page and read it all over again.
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Miocic's hands looked measured and sharp as he snuck his signature right straight through and reeled off short combinations along the fence.
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Ahead, see the hero products that helped deflate our under eyes after long nights, during periods, and straight through hay fever season.
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It's the archetype of the classic thrillers of the 1970s, a trend that has carried on straight through to the Bourne movies.
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Avoid At All Costs: Cutting straight through the pockets, which is likely to happen if you don't turn your jeans inside out.
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The company has also focused extensively on reducing the time-to-ship and improving the straight through processing of orders to delivery.
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It starts out flying straight through the air, but can break quite suddenly in any direction, zigzagging wildly late in its flight.
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What you see on the left comes through that side of the pad and straight through your body, and likewise the right.
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The ultimate '80s horror movie, 1982's Poltergeist, is heeeeeeere — and coming straight through the static-filled TV screen into your face.
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Because you're working with loops, rather than clips that play straight through, you can easily play around and put together something fun.
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Now's the time to stock up on those unfussy staples that will carry you straight through the hottest months of the year.
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That's the exact moment Horne races through the stop sign and drives straight through the kid, leaving him dead on the ground.
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Hang this magnetic board on your wall and play with your housemates or partner, either straight-through or gradually throughout the week.
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There, I found water so crystal clear I could see straight through to the seashells on the rocks as I waded in.
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From one sketch or another, it's possible to assemble a near-complete draft of vocal and instrumental melody straight through the aria.
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That record runs straight through Kamaru, and the "Nigerian Nightmare" is here for that smoke ... and the cash that'd come with it.
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And Oleff plays a familiar geek-neighbor species (Homo Briankrakowus) with a laid-back egolessness that pushes straight through nerdery into cool.
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A bullet had gone straight through the driver's window — lined up just in front of the headrest — and out the passenger side.
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Handily, those with a diameter of about eight microns emit predominantly at wavelengths which pass straight through the infrared "window" in the atmosphere.
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It smells like expensive perfume, and a little goes a long way, so you can coast straight through to day five worry-free.
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They eat their food and then it just goes straight through into the intestines without there being a pouch that produces acid. Weirdos.
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And long-time series fans shouldn't worry that he's lost his trademark rage: he opens up treasure chests by punching straight through them.
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And for Donald Trump that would surely be true, as his path to victory runs straight through white male voters, as a group.
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It would be reasonable to expect that this level would provide support for any retracement but instead gold fell straight through this level.
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Kamala Harris has been making are any indication, her strategy to secure the Democratic nomination runs straight through South Carolina and the West.
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A customer came in and when I asked how I could help, he looked straight through me and started talking to the trainee.
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Indeed, there are signs it can't; we've seen White Walkers walk straight through fire, apparently extinguishing it by the power of their cold.
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Elisha knows me well enough to see straight through me, and she certainly was not buying this 100% genuine quote from Abraham Lincoln.
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And when an enemy blocked a player's sword, there was nothing to stop the player's real arm from going straight through the shield.
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They ran straight through "Deadpool," the scuzziest of this recent rash of comic-book adaptations and one of the year's most popular films.
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In another move from the dealership to the online space, Volvo's Care subscription program is now available straight through the iTunes App Store.
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I drove a fist and arm straight through the squelchy moldie and punched Yola in the head hard enough to dent her skull.
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But tracks still run straight through the heart of Carnoustie, where there are three stations in a town of just over 11,000 inhabitants.
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He said he could help me so I wouldn't have to wait in line anymore but would be able to go straight through.
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A bizarre and terrifying scene in Chicago -- someone behind the wheel of an SUV drove straight through a Sears and into a mall.
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Because of the unusual floor plan, visitors can look straight through the skylight from the first-floor den, more than 183 feet below.
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I skipped school to read these books straight through and understood for the first time what a novel could be in the world.
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" He continues: "Peopled with memorable characters large and small, it's a show that having watched once — not hard to do straight through and hard not to do straight through — you may want to watch again, to admire its machinery and joinery and find the clues you might have missed, but also because it feels just as good the second time around.
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Look for that combative, strike-first strategy to continue during the rest of the transition period straight through Trump's term in the White House.
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Clearly I was exhausted because I slept straight through both my FitBit alarms (luckily I also have a late alarm set on my phone).
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There was a gap in-between the top turret and ball turret guns so they would fly in that slot, straight through our formations.
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Guests can see straight through the home to a wall of outdoor plants at the back — a "borrowed" landscape that is actually government property.
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To add to Thursday's energy, power planet Pluto, your modern planetary ruler, ends its retrograde this week, enabling you to see straight through everyone.
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Jedrzejczyk flinched at a feint, began to low kick on another feint, and wound up on the floor as Namajunas ran straight through her.
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One day, I forgot to put on my apron and the knife went straight through the fabric of my pants and into my leg.
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I called up the local hospital, and was stunned when I was put straight through to a physician, who calmly walked through my symptoms.
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There's almost a hole in your knee between the kneecap and where the tendon is and it went straight through there—in and out.
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Species used to be able to escape to, say, a neighboring rainforest, but now Australia is so dry that even rainforests burn straight through.
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The business is serving you, day in and day out, execution, building technology, more and more electronics, straight-through processing, automatic conversion of currencies.
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This spot run during the Super Bowl is filled with fun and seriously energetic new footage that makes it look like a rollercoaster straight through.
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Earlier this month, NASA approved a 2-year extension on the rover's original mission that would have the rover operating straight through 2018 at least.
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This loop takes users from the initial contact with the brand, to the purchase, and straight through to a personalised customer service channel, observed Interface.
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Moleza calmly retied his belt, and walked over to ask professor Nogueira if he could go straight through and train the next round as well.
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Mobile gaming platforms — the original Game Boy straight through to the Nintendo 3DS and your iPhone, too — are limited tremendously by their reliance on batteries.
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The team starts with photonic crystals: materials that allow light in the visible spectrum to pass straight through, while reflecting infrared back towards the filament.
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Any nitrogen not used in the construction of muscle (or other proteins) passes straight through our bodies, leaving in the form of feces or urine.
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Through the ruching of the roof, torn open as if by a serrated knife, you could see straight through the halved bricks to the bell.
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Another door opens out into the bed offering the ability to carry long items straight through the middle of the truck from bumper to bumper.
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But the railway's use of a skeleton crew, vulnerable tanker cars and routes going straight through population centers were all allowed under the country's regulations.
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Two counties on the state's eastern border, Pike and Monroe, boomed in the last decade as the New York exurbs expanded straight through New Jersey.
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Essentially, when they made their sandwich, Naude and his Reddit friend were connected by a line that would have run straight through the Earth's centre.
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But the problem is, under the worst of conditions, the fire will still be able to burn straight through the land, despite any preventative measures.
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The bullet went straight through the left side of his abdomen, puncturing his spleen, before it exited through a small wound in his upper back.
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"Slight Exaggeration," published in Polish in 2011 and fluidly translated by Clare Cavanagh, is delightful to read straight through as it riffs, zags and circles.
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I've been engaged my whole life, from the time I've been a kid in the civil rights movement straight through to being Barack's vice president.
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Frampton declined to elaborate much on his double album, and said he probably would not play "Frampton Comes Alive!" straight through on the coming tour.
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Along the fence, Till should look to land his heavy round kicks and to sneak the left straight through as these are his money strikes.
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I meant to get up in time for a BodyCombat class I love at my gym, but I was exhausted and slept straight through my alarm.
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And Varjo plans to release a camera-studded front-plate that can pass video straight through to the headset, turning it into a mixed reality device.
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The scent is like a vibrating 'PING' that remains unchanging — that reverberates straight through from top to bottom — and is then preceded by a resounding aura.
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Funnily enough, I got into such a routine that I didn't realize my 30 days were up — I just kept on coming straight through day 35.
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Peyton Manning's single-season passing TD record is TOAST ... 'cause Patrick Mahomes is driving his Chiefs bus straight through it -- so says K.C. legend Tony Gonzalez.
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In the Facebook video, the inmate claimed to have walked straight through metal detectors with the cell phone and he said he made the blade himself.
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Just a small dot of oil can go straight through a penguin's waterproof feathers, which allows the freezing cold water to get straight onto their skin.
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If I fire with the AK47, the first bullet will go straight through the crosshairs then a little bit higher, then higher, then to the left.
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In a post that'll send fans straight through a nostalgia time warp, the One Tree Hill cast came together for — wait for it — a fan convention.
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Decades later, for the young Cecily Brown, these battle lines remained so clearly drawn that they ran straight through her identity and destiny as a woman.
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That internal ability to assess loan risk and process loan applications (largely) straight through is how Lulalend is able to serve an under-served SME market.
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Eager to still go on the trip I'd planned, I stepped in, only to notice that I could see straight through the floorboard to the asphalt.
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It wasn't a good move — in later episodes the season starts to feel slack, lacking the focus and narrative momentum that carried straight through Season 1.
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Ahead, check out all the looks that you can wear now, straight through whenever you draw line at true fall, and still be totally on-trend.
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Sling TV is mainly for live TV, but there&aposs a selection of on-demand video you can watch, too, straight through the "Available Now" section.
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If you do find something you can apply straight through Facebook for jobs advertised in this way, though only the basics of your personal information are shared.
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Pausing for frequent goat photos is what makes the Balcony Walk about two-hours each way, even though walking straight through would take closer to an hour.
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It contends that dividing one's work into 25-minute chunks, with breaks in between, results in more productivity than working the same amount of time straight through.
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" Mann: "We were always learning how that sort of interaction was happening from the first time we took care of them, straight through to the last time.
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"Men tend to work straight through their careers and peak at a somewhat earlier age, while women take more breaks and then can work longer," Krawcheck says.
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I go straight through the middle and then across, a little bit of an X. And then I leave it, right on top, I don't mix it.
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Somehow he manages to backflip from one set to the other without missing a single beat, impaling himself, or overshooting and going straight through the back wall.
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That means that, during the peak, it looks like someone had punched straight through the sun's center with a cookie cutter, leaving only the outer ring behind.
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Since the first Presidential debate and straight through until today, Clinton's campaign has successfully lead Trump around as if they'd grabbed him by the, well, you know.
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Best of all, the pieces come in a variety of cashmere weights — so they will take you from early fall straight through to the depths of winter.
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At one point, a stream forced its way straight through a locked gate, popping the metal fence from its hinge and spilling onto the road behind it.
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From the beginning, he has revealed himself to be an artist of intensely Catholic preoccupations, and the poisoned arrow of religious conflict runs straight through his career.
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As with any assortment pack of articles written for different outlets on different topics, "Near-Death Experiences" rewards dipping in and out rather than chugging straight through.
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Part of the discomfort is deliberate: Mr. Crowley is demonstrating that the history of rape runs straight through all of the other kinds of stories we tell.
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The road north was flat and straight through the fields of mesquite and tall grass, sparsely inhabited, only a few roadside villages and very few other cars.
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"Relapsed" disease means a patient achieved remission but the cancer returned, and "refractory" disease means chemotherapy didn't work and "the disease grew straight through it," Perl said.
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From the mucousy milieux of Alien's xenomorphs to the synthetic, sentient puddle of Terminator 2's T-1000, there was something especially slimy running straight through the 1980s.
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Not only will you sweat straight through that satiny choker by end of the first set, but you'll also look like a culturally offensive fool in the process.
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But, Larry, every week that these primaries occur -- and, in Wisconsin, we won another seat that Republicans have held, the state Senate seat, for 40 years straight through.
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It continues straight through Christmas, almost regardless of your religion, and explodes in a finale of champagne, more food and staying up late on New Year's Eve. Whew.
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While the runners made their way through a field, a group of deer charged across the area at the same time, hoofing straight through the clump of runners.
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Then bizarrely, at the first chicane, Rosberg went straight through the escape road instead of taking the corner, possibly to save fuel, since he, too, was running low.
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The road to a Democratic House of Representatives goes straight through Pennsylvania — which means this Tuesday's primary is remarkably important for the party's chances of retaking the chamber.
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Tightening the path of a hook or sneaking a driving straight through with an inside step makes sense, but what could be the value of lengthening a punch?
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We have enough students who have gone straight through school acing tests and winning awards, but who have little idea how to speak sensitively to another human being.
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We wanted the book to be the same experience — you can read it straight through and then go back and look for Easter eggs embedded in the text.
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Or you could play flawlessly straight through to the end, only to perform marginally better (and yet perish anyway) against a boss you've died fighting against countless times.
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"There is a 'Path to victory' for the S&P 500 if the index loses the Tech sector, and it runs straight through Financials and Industrials," Colas wrote.
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I'd been meaning for some time to read one of the Gospels straight through, to get the story directly from the approved source, so maybe that was it.
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In Bank of America's business, digitization "means better convenience for the customer and lower operating cost for us and more assured transactions, more straight-through processing," Moynihan said.
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These identifiers are then to be embedded in financial transactions and used by both regulators and industry members in automating regulatory reporting and in straight-through-processing (STP).
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"I suspect they might look straight through it once they work out that it doesn't sound like it's more cases, it's just a change in methodology," Watling said.
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The soldier looked straight through him, and it occurred to me then that in this country it has never really mattered what you are, only what you're not.
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If you're really a Batman/Superman fan, you should probably just go watch Justice League straight through — and then keep going with its arguably superior sequel, Justice League Unlimited.
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If you're one of them, you might think working straight through the day will help you get more done, or at least help you look good to your boss.
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Finally one of my close friends texted me and told me that the album was streaming straight through, so I sat there paying super close attention until the end.
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When the Canadian dollar was riding high in the commodities boom, Mexicans passed straight through the United States to our giant northern neighbor and sent their remittances from there.
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In this case, they heated a knife with a propane torch and then sunk the blade straight through the middle of a perfectly unassuming blue-and-white EOS balm.
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The punch that made Andy Hug's career was effectively a superman punch, bringing the rear leg up as if to kick but actually delivering a straight through the guard.
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This one really takes off when he turns Cyrus' voice into the sort of chipmunk-gone-nightcore sound that powers the chorus—driving the song straight through the stratosphere.
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Population: 89,136Median household income: $86,019Median home price: $222,821Projected job growth: 9.3%Fun fact: The country's longest recreational trail, the Katy Trail, spans 240 miles and runs straight through O'Fallon.
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The vibrations that result from playing the keys are barely audible to observers, but transmit straight through the bones of the players, creating a deeply phonic and physical resonance.
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We were following them through the streets of Paris; they just blocked all the traffic and went through red lights straight through the Arc de Triomphe... It was crazy.
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By the end of a week I had danced in the streets so much I'd worn holes through the bottoms of each of them, straight through to my socks.
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"I pelvis-popped and pounded pianissimos; I cascaded cadenzas and humped harmonic hurricanes until the hogs hollered for hell — straight through to Horace Heidt's grand finals," Mr. Ellroy wrote.
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Dawson, who told BuzzFeed News that he was nearby, said the fire was so intense he watched the flames shoot straight through the roof, engulfing the building within minutes.
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This meant that provided the commander was alert for under-floors or cellars and took care to avoid striking main supports, such vehicles could be driven straight through buildings.
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While there is a timeline with details on each entry at the end of Graphic: 500 Designs that Matter, the text is a bit small for reading straight through.
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One method involves two pieces of cotton, one soaked in a solvent like turpentine, the other in a neutralizing liquid that stops the turpentine from eating straight through the canvas.
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Running them straight through will get you something more like six or six and a half (on the lower side when you're streaming, a bit more if you're listening locally).
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Schwartz doesn't believe Trump is much of a reader"I seriously doubt that Trump has ever read a book straight through in his adult life," Schwartz told The New Yorker.
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It's a brave dad that lets his son plug a laptop into his car, trusting that the first stomp on the gas won't send them straight through the garage door.
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Underwater though, it travels straight through the water and hits you full force where it meets something that it can compress—specifically, the air in your lungs and other organs.
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So, summing it all up, we will have a small moon, moving more slowly than usual, passing almost straight through the middle of a larger-than-normal shadow of Earth.
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On the legal side, a line of unbroken judicial decisions from 2014 straight through to 2017 affirms the soundness of sanctuary policies distancing local law enforcement from federal immigration enforcement.
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Soon the two found themselves driving toward a wall—but because love can sometimes make us do highly regrettable things, Perkins drove straight through the fence and into uncharted territory.
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In the final battle in Patty Jenkins's blockbusterista Wonder Woman, our heroine at last triumphs by slamming her giant broadsword —the absurdly-named "God-Killer"—straight through her prone enemy.
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Anything that can improve the dealership experience (which isn't hard to do) sounds good to us — but when will I be able to just buy a car straight through Amazon?
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Our minds are much sharper on September 15, when Mercury connects with Pluto, the lord of the underworld; seeing beneath the surface and straight through the bullshit will come easily!
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The sport's rules mandate that a race walker's knees must stay straight through most of the leg swing and one foot remain in contact with the ground at all times.
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It would give them broad authority to increase emissions in exchange for minor efficiency improvements, and it contains loopholes big enough to drive a diesel-powered tractor trailer straight through.
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Instead, the Spurs are using their height and sheer strength to drive straight through the lane and embarrass some fools: The Warriors's transition game is just looking horrible out there.
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A 13-year-old girl, arms bound to a tree, is shot repeatedly with a BB gun, 37 times in all, one of the shots going straight through her eye.
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Let's talk cash, profits, margins, and survival this morning as Uber and Lyft prepare to drive straight through the economic crisis, while scooters appear headed for a pothole at best.
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It diverted the highway from running straight through the middle of Brooklyn Heights, as Robert Moses, the city's all-powerful planning czar back then, had wanted but community groups protested.
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Usually I read one book at a time, and it's not uncommon for me to read a book straight through without stopping, even through the night and the next day.
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To get the Microsoft student discount, you'll need to access the Microsoft Store straight through the Microsoft Student and Military Discounts website, log in, then hit the Shop Now button.
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PLYMOUTH, N.H. (Reuters) - Bernie Sanders' entry into the 2020 presidential race has complicated fellow liberal Elizabeth Warren's bid for the Democratic nomination, a path that runs straight through New Hampshire.
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The fashion designer and former The City star shows us how to justify last summer's crop top purchase and wear it not only into fall, but straight through to New Year's.
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From cotton candy-colored florals to buttercup-yellow polka dots, scroll through to find the fresh, non-cheesy design you'll want on your fingernails from Easter Sunday straight through to May.
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But there are some truly generous, neatly edited and surprisingly intimate moments in the eight chapters you'll find on the extras disc, every bit of which is worth watching straight through.
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The Trans-Pecos project will shuttle billions of cubic feet of natural gas per day, straight through Big Bend—a region cherished for its pristine wilderness areas—and into Chihuahua, Mexico.
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But the midpoint of the new guidance implies lost earnings of only around four-fifths that amount relative to analysts' forecasts, assuming the reduction drops straight through to the bottom line.
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We may be saying "see ya" to summer a lot sooner than we'd like, but H&M has a way to help us keep our warm-weather sparkle straight through fall.
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Sonny Liston, champion of the world when young Cassius Clay was on the way up, had a jab that went straight through his opponent's head and shot sparks to his boots.
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To get the Microsoft student discount, you&aposll need to access the Microsoft Store straight through the Microsoft Student and Military Discounts website, log in, then hit the Shop Now button.
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One prime example is this YouTube review by a blogger and world-traveler who wore Thursdays every day for five months straight, through snow, rain, streets, and even steep, rugged terrain.
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Järlström told Motherboard the first major problem with the traditional yellow light timing formula is it only accounts for standard sized vehicles driving straight through an intersection at a constant speed.
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I knew, OK, we're going on lockdown for one or two weeks, I don't have to worry if they were going to pop the doors, I could just write straight through.
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In 2016, after conducting an online survey of over 8,000 people in the US, Grundmann found few trends in age, income, or gender—kratom cuts straight through the middle of society.
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To maximize the gain, the cable must run absolutely straight, through property, mountains and water, a colossal engineering job for which they have hired Marc (Michael Mando, from "Better Call Saul").
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Shark meat is as white as milk, immaculate, but on the tongue this simplicity transforms into a pungent, sharp flavor that goes straight through your nose and passes down your throat.
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Sally4Ever is the kind of comedy so dark it pushes straight through bleakness to a morality-play clarity: It's an unflattering, fluorescent light on the manifestations of human self-interest and weakness.
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Singapore plans to trial a new system at rail stations that will let commuters walk straight through a station gantry, without having to stop and tap a train pass, Today Online reports.
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Jean felt again like the world was pitched forward, like she could tumble straight through the house and into the giant velvet sofa, which would open like a mouth and eat her.
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In that span, it's undergone a broken arm, got stuck on a hill, punched a hole almost straight through its wheels, and lost the ability to focus in one of its cameras.
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Talbot, last to arrive, walks in the door, straight through the crowd and onto the stage before the band overload the venue with their blend of melodic post-punk and post-hardcore.
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"I think one of the advantages for us is that the themes and messages that Democrats need to talk about in the primary can remain consistent straight through the general," Ferguson said.
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With distributed technologies and global data standards as an enabler, the interoperability model needs to be reviewed for replacement over time with the long-sought-after digitally aligned straight-through-processing model.
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We have seen country after country dodging the populist bullet — from the Dutch, to the French, now the Italians, and will go straight through to the Germans at the beginning of fall.
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"I don't know who lived next door at the time or how Natacha got access to that apartment, but she was able to go straight through into Valentino's bedroom," Ms. Johnson said.
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"But it's good Chinese junk, and it's worth it," the man continued, staring straight through the looks he was getting from the other shoppers and strutting down the gai lan-strewn aisle.
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Your victory might be to weep straight through a toast, or to crack wise, or to do a little dance, or to settle for the all-encompassing "L'chaim" or its cultural equivalent.
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"Sally4Ever" is the kind of comedy so dark it pushes straight through bleakness to a morality-play clarity: It's an unflattering, fluorescent light on the manifestations of human self-interest and weakness.
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We cut straight through town — down cobblestone streets past the bronze sculptures made at Valley Bronze of Oregon, a local foundry that's the pride of the region — and directly for Wallowa Lake.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Defending champion Roger Federer served straight through Denis Istomin to win their first-round encounter at the Australian Open on Monday, securing a 6-3 6-4 6-4 victory.
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However, in the U.S., there is still no understanding of how to operate, interconnect or reconcile the financial system's legacy technology and operational obsolescence with its lightspeed straight-through-processing automated future.
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Over the past decade, the composite S&P Financials Sector has been the worst-performing of the major market sectors, straight through from the beginning to the end of fourth quarter earnings season.
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From this spring straight through to December, we have your foolproof guide to the nail-polish colors that are going to be huge in 2019, according to in-the-know celebrity nail pros.
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This is somewhere the Sony A6500 actually beats the E-M1 Mark II; at its max speed of 03 frames per second, the A6500 can shoot straight through for more than 300 images.
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When your colleagues inquire about where you were, you blame your lateness on an illness that you don't actually have—just so you can avoid admitting that you slept straight through your alarm.
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Her whole attitude conveyed her annoyance, but for those of us whose identities—racial, sexual, and cultural—have branded us as others throughout our lives, her smirks went straight through like a bullet.
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With the right keyblade Sora can build Rapunzel's tower, wave a pirate flag straight through a Heartless's head, slather folks in sticky honey, and yank enemies around the field with merciless mechanical arms.
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Each car has an obvious emphasis on aerodynamics, with lots of smooth, sculpted bodywork that covers up the tires while allowing air to pass straight through the car instead of just around it.
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Just last week, a UK tourist visiting New Jersey wound up in the hospital after the wind ripped a beach umbrella out of the sand and sent it flying straight through her ankle.
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Neil Austin's lighting possesses a shadowy chiaroscuro that lends added shading — literally — to the closing passages of a piece here performed with two intermissions, whereas in New York it was played straight through.
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Daisy Jones As is the case with many artists who take the "I'll teach myself" route, RYAN Playground's compositions take one look at the barriers of traditional music and barge straight through them.
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Conversion therapy — which pseudo-scientifically claims that a person's sexuality can be changed from gay to straight through treatment, and which has been widely discredited in numerous studies — has been banned in 15 states.
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We do different experiments with milks and creams straight through until sunset, when we pack up our churns and our various gizmos, drink a quick gallon of whole and head home to our families.
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To bring this person into Turkey, he explained, he arranged for the relative to be picked up in Raqqa by a colleague, and then driven through an ISIS checkpoint and straight through SDF territory.
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In the early 1980s researchers at IBM turned the quantum effect of tunnelling, in which particles seem to pass straight through impenetrable barriers, into a way to see the microscopic world with staggering resolution.
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The storm, which the Weather Channel is calling "Jonas," is poised to blast the region with wind-driven heavy snow, sleet and perhaps some rain beginning on Friday and lasting straight through the weekend.
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She complicates that a bit on Will, utilizing a few new toys and tools—including a Moog Mother and a few other synths—to tear straight through the troposphere into the inky blackness beyond.
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Meet the Sherp all-terrain vehicle (ATV): The Russian truck that's so tough it can drive straight through a forest, crushing everything in its path, and even ford a frozen river — without even flinching.
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Mr Fischer was born in Hamburg, but his mother was from Strasbourg, a city that has frequently changed hands between France and Germany, and the linguistic divide "went straight through the family", he says.
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"We drove straight through from L.A.," the former Disney star tells PEOPLE of driving halfway across the country earlier this week with some of the members of his social media "talent incubator," Team 10.
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Markit, the financial data company, is working on Markit Clear, an update to its ClearPar system for settling loans, which will include straight-through-processing that should help reduce settlement delays with more automation.
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Instead, he was the American avatar in a long line that stretches back at least to Buddha, the line that runs straight through Jesus and St. Francis and a hundred other cranks and gurus.
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A suction table was used to rinse the work with deionized water, which passed straight through the paper without disturbing the media, and pulled out the soluble acids that were responsible for the yellowing.
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Or maybe you're just riding the seasonal produce train straight through to Root Vegetable Town and are in need of new ideas for how to use these cold-weather staples for the foreseeable future.
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But in an altered plot line for season two, Game of Thrones had Dany's dragons save her from the perilous House of the Undying by blowing fire straight through her, and killing her captor.
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But the office is expanding and changing with " version 2.0" bringing a new office in Boston, a direct line straight through the bureaucratic red tape to Carter himself, and offering investment funding for startups.
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While you might be setting an out-of-office message and backing away from your keyboard as the winter holidays set in, many researchers in academia can be found working straight through the season.
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The getaway driver took off at a high speed and struck an unoccupied vehicle parked right in front of the store "and then went straight through the window and into the store," he said.
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During Sunday night's episode titled "Till Death Do Us Part," Hetty (Linda Hunt) disrupted a fight scene by driving a yellow car straight through a wall ahead of Marty Deeks and Kensi Blye's wedding ceremony.
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Occasionally, I'd feel a member of staff brush by my legs, and the gentle murmur of conversation and camera shutters cut straight through the in-ear headphones I was provided with to watch the film.
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While fleeing the wasps, the boy fell 4 feet head-first as he climbed down a ladder, and landed on a meat skewer that passed straight through his face to the back of his skull.
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The trailer finds her careening back down to Earth from what looks like a spaceship, plowing straight through the roof of a Blockbuster—which still exist, given that Captain Marvel is set in the 1990s.
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Now, that threat went straight through your detection systems, it spread very quickly, and then it took attempt after attempt after attempt, and the involvement of civil society groups, to get you to remove it.
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She fell forward onto the metal straw that was protruding from the screw-top lid, and the 10-inch long straw went straight through her left eye, penetrated her brain, and ultimately damaged her brainstem.
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On Sunday, an unsuspecting beachgoer in Maryland was impaled by yet another rogue umbrella and this time, it was a whole lot worse—the umbrella stabbed her straight through the chest, MD Coast Dispatch reports.
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It was goddamn fascinating the way they hardened against her palms, and the way Toni moaned when Letty pulled on them shot straight through Letty's body, and made her feel like a barely contained beast.
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Another attempt to offer gifts resulted in a tribesman shooting an arrow straight through Chau's waterproof Bible, the symbolism so on the nose that another person might have taken it for a sign from above.
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As a child immigrant, I had read straight through Lois Lenski, Maud Hart Lovelace, Beverly Cleary, Judy Blume then through Dickens, Hemingway, Austen, Sinclair Lewis and Dostoyevsky — books recommended by good-hearted librarians and teachers.
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"I just got a request for up to one million masks per day, up to five million masks, from a customer buying for South African medical interests, straight through my LinkedIn," Berkes told Business Insider.
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We had a great run there at the end of the year, from Thanksgiving straight through the rest of the holidays, and we cooked to beat the band: roasts and casseroles and cookies and pies.
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For financial institutions, it will spur technology innovation through finally removing mapping and reconciliation processes that impose unnecessary operational risk, impede straight-through processing and cost the global financial industry a quarter-trillion dollars, annually.
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Running onto a straight left can happen, but Thompson is much more inclined to drop away on a slight angle and fire a straight through the open side as the opponent recovers from over-extending.
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But somewhere between the two, he came across as the knight of the roundtable in your best mate's flat, dispensing nightlife parables and high-street narratives to a congregation of wide-eyed straight-through-ers.
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There is no path, so I walked straight through a cluster of graves and into a makeshift colonial military encampment, where I encountered a smattering of canvas tents, antique lanterns, planks of wood, and cannons.
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Democrat Conor Lamb's triumph over Republican Rick Saccone in the special election for Pennsylvania's 18th Congressional District made something abundantly clear: The best path to a Democratic House majority runs straight through the Keystone State.
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After that first major love affair ended, leaving me heartbroken for months, I cautiously took up with others, a series of mini-marriages, each lasting four or five years and taking me straight through to 40.
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According to CBS affiliate KKTV, in the early hours of Wednesday morning, a group of adolescent hooligans allegedly plowed a stolen minivan straight through the glass storefront of Native Roots, a pot shop in Colorado Springs.
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This final trailer for Disney's live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast is pretty much a tour straight through the movie — but here, where you probably already know the story, it actually works pretty well.
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The woman took the knife and did what she was told, not knowing that it wasn't part of the carnival act at all—the knife was real, and she accidentally drove it straight through Yochim's arm.
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The software, known as middleware because it connects operating systems and applications, will integrate with the loan trade settlement platform Markit Clear and help with straight-through processing that eliminates manually inputting information, according to Markit.
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Rodríguez's shot went straight through the legs of the goalkeeper, and Ronaldo's was tapped in from close range, although it did require him to think and move quickly to reach the low cross by Lucas Vázquez.
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On closing track "Patients (+Yet)," The JuJu ditch the collagist experimentation in favor of a piano-anchored jazz ballad played live straight through and it happens to be the prettiest song off the whole full-length.
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Pitchfork is one stop on a larger 65-date international trek in honor of Pet Sounds' 50th anniversary, as well as the latest in the festival's series of a band playing a classic album straight through.
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Midnight Chicken is nominally a cookbook, but it's the kind of cookbook you can read straight through, sitting in an armchair with a cup of tea at your side, just for the pleasure of the language.
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Whenever Hook would send documents to his European counterparts with language about removing end dates on the nuclear restrictions, they would come back with bright red lines straight through them, a senior department official told me.
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But dry and hot weather dominated straight through to January, particularly in the white corn provinces, and many farmers chose to plant even later than usual or not at all, clipping area by a significant margin.
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There came a moment the other night, near the end of Bruce Springsteen's overwhelming and uncategorizable Broadway show, when it seemed possible to see straight through his many masks to some core truth of his being.
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So W.K. sat there blankly under the lights, looking straight through the lens, with his mouth slightly agape and strands of wet, dark brown hair over his dead eyes as red drops hardened against his skin.
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With their seventh album Stiff dropping this Spring, yesterday the band debuted first single "Holda You (I'm Psycho)"—a gnarly slice of melodic riff-rock with some good-time Lynyrd Skynyrd-vibes running straight through it.
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We may be a few weeks ahead of the official start of summer, but that doesn't mean that your calendar isn't already sprinkled with "Save The Date" reminders running from Memorial Day weekend straight through mid-October.
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Out went traditional football tackling and in came a new rugby-style technique, in which a player comes in at an angle and twists or rolls his opponent to the turf rather than plowing straight through him.
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You can improve your aim by getting close to the enemies, but you'll have to make sure not to get too close — clipping errors mean that you'll often end up shooting straight through them to no avail.
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John Shuster was heavy on his last stone, which flashed the house, meaning it rolled straight through without touching anything, and Sweden capitalized, scoring two to regain the lead as we head into the fifth-end break.
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The Chinese push into the area has the nice advantage of positioning significant force in a place to strike out and force a breach in the First Island Chain by going straight through or around the Philippines.
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He often did this by stepping across himself, allowing a tight pivot around to face the opponent or permitting him to run straight through into a sprint in the style of Alexander Gustafsson if he felt particularly troubled.
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Federer struck two rasping backhand winners in the fifth game and raced across the turf to punish Raonic for failing to put away a volley, pummeling a forehand straight through the ducking Canadian to seize a decisive break.
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There are different ways to make invisibility cloaks, all of which have to contend with the fact that diverting light around something introduces time delay problems—because the light can't pass straight through the object that's being cloaked.
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Instead, this eclipse was so long in part because the moon passed straight through the center of the Earth&aposs shadow, spending a long time in the darkness after entering on one end and leaving on the other.
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From the moment it was first proposed straight through to the present, every setback or bump in the road was bemoaned by the GOP as an unmitigated disaster, as evidenced, in their opinion, by the law's abject failure.
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And when it comes to musical consumption Hopkins is even more old-fashioned: he likes to make hour-long albums, reasoning that there will always be some people who can be compelled to listen to them straight through.
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From climate change and gun safety to immigration and America's failing infrastructure, these are all complicated issues that demand complex and nuanced solutions which all happen to run straight through the fault lines of America's growing political divide.
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From waterproof mascara that goes the distance to the multitasking, good-skin-in-a-tube magic of Burt's Bees BB Cream, we've rounded up the very best products to keep you looking on point straight through sundress season.
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And in between it all is fashion week, which starts this weekend with men's wear in London (I know, take a breath) and pretty much runs straight through couture and women's wear all the way to…mid-March.
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Violet makes a show of backing off, but only because she has spotted a new avenue to the Bagshaw manse, and it runs straight through Tom Branson, whose mild gaze and unclouded brow have somehow bewitched Miss Smith.
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But then there's this kind of unique period around the holidays — basically starting now and running straight through New Year's Day — where chic and sophisticated goes out the window in favor of festive glitter and candy cane-inspired stripes.
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So it is with the 20th century, which as an era appears to have pushed straight through to 2016, when it came to a visible close with the financial crisis, Brexit and the election of Trump, experts tell Axios.
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"When I chose the route for Vegas, I decided I was going to ride through the southern part of L.A. during the night portion of my ride, going straight through Compton and by the Nickerson Garden projects," he says.
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She told CNN that after taking in a few hours of Kondo's wizardry, she set her son down with an iPad while her husband was at work and tidied her way straight through her wardrobe and set of drawers.
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A tradition decades in the making August recess started decades ago, when the congressional schedule began slowly to bleed into the summer months and lawmakers began to notice there was general unease at working straight through the calendar year.
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At the same time, I don't see a contradiction to doing that on the one hand, and at the same time, in one of our fashion stories, linking straight through to a shop where you can buy those products.
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Security video released earlier showed Williams was driving straight through a green light as she exited her neighborhood, but a car turning left cut her off, forcing her to stop midway as she crossed a busy six-lane intersection.
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She walked straight through the house and burst out again at the back, through the French windows in the dining room, into a scene of devastation: grass lay in heaps where it had fallen on the ragged pale stubble.
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Early the next morning, as we navigated the ninety-three hairpin turns that led down to the town, it was easy to appreciate Sinjar's strategic importance: Highway 47, a two-lane asphalt road, passes straight through the town's center.
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On its path to profitability, Jumia CEO Sacha Poignonnec reaffirmed the company's commitment to generate more revenue from higher margin (straight through) products, such as JumiaPay and Jumia's classified business, over cost-intensive (and logistically complicated) online goods sales.
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Audiences were surprised over the emotional proposal Patrick did during the couple's hike that quickly went awry after a branch went straight through Patrick's shoe and David was forced to carry his boyfriend to the top of the mountain.
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The entrance is a four-column portico that opens into a small foyer, which leads, in turn, to a 27-foot-long reception gallery offering the first glimpse into the rotunda — and straight through the back to the grounds.
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Where Blonde is smooth and laid-back, Awaken is more intense and in your face, but both artists have crafted albums that can be enjoyed on both a song-by-song basis or as a full-on, straight-through listen.
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Now there's a recording of the production making the rounds that shows the play straight through, including their take on the Space Jockey, the Chestburster, the Xenomorph, and a guy playing Harry Dean Stanton in an accurate Hawaiian T-shirt.
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These works don't tell the story of Watergate straight through but, instead, describe the experience of blundering through the scandal in a state of perpetual confusion, not knowing which parts of the story were important or what the overall story was.
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Last year, 137,146 people were reported missing in the UK. While we might see many of their faces posted to Facebook or in the back pages of local newspapers, it can be all too easy to look straight through them.
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But women who took four or more years off work made 65 percent less than women who never took time out; men who took the same amount of time, meanwhile, made 2016 percent less than men who worked straight through.
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Ain't the first time Mark's pulled the ol' switcheroo ... he had the entire WWE universe fooled with his infamous retirement speech back in 2013 ... before he flipped the script and body-slammed his rival, John Cena, straight through the mat!!
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But in order to save Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) and the president-elect's lives, he guns the car with them in the backseat, and drives straight through an army of McClendon's black ops agents firing round after round at the vehicle.
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On Sunday at around 7 AM, a Chinese man, last name of Lee, drove his car straight through the glass window of the PC and mobile-game company, best known for its MMO games like MapleStory and Dungeon Fighter Online.
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The US dealer expanded its OTC client clearing platform to FX contracts in response to growing demand driven by new variation margin rules and straight-through processing requirements under MiFID II, which is set to go live in January 2018.
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As the genre dictates, you will run into blockages, obstacles, that necessitate the acquisition or discovery of something—a new power for your probe, a shimmering electronic key, one of several handy teleportation points—to get around, or sometimes straight through.
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And if anyone ever questioned our love (because it happened so quickly, over two months), or if he had ever questioned my devotion (because we did not speak the same language fluently), it would have ripped straight through my heart.
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The train would be a wake of sorts, after the funeral ceremony at St. Patrick's cathedral in New York: it would snake down the tracks to Washington DC, straight through to the sprawling Arlington Cemetery where Kennedy was to be buried.
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Still, if the economy remains strong, it could be Mr. Trump's best argument as he tries to replicate his narrow path to victory in the Electoral College in 22018, which ran straight through rural areas like Colfax in northwestern Wisconsin.
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We deplore this stuff, in theory, but under the right circumstances we are entranced by the audacity — at the hacker's skill of spotting the weak spots in the systems that bind the rest of us, and bluffing straight through them.
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Miller, who managed a fund at Legg Mason that beat the S&P 500 for 15 years straight through 2005, was first introduced to the subject while getting his undergraduate degree in economics from Washington and Lee University in 1972.
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On its next drive, Alabama gained 78 yards in a nine-play drive that was punctuated by a 18-yard touchdown run from Scarbrough, who ran straight through every would-be tackler in his way and dived over the goal line.
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Some scientists have speculated that eventually, we'll able to sustain a fetus outside of the womb from the moment of conception straight through until a full term birth, but Flake stressed that their system has virtually nothing to do with this futuristic vision.
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"This middleware is essentially at the core of the loan market ecosystem that will provide seamless integration among systems and straight-through-processing of loan servicing and settlement data," Scott Kostyra, head of loan settlement at Markit, said in an e-mail.
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This song was one of those bursts of song, much of it written in just a minute or two, and is about the time I drove straight through from LA to New Orleans, rushing to get to my daughter's birth in time.
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" It should be noted that Trump's own best seller, "The Art of the Deal," was ghostwritten by Tony Schwartz, who told The New Yorker in July, "I seriously doubt that Trump has ever read a book straight through in his adult life.
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She has been playing all its songs straight through during concerts in 19503 cities in the United States (including at the Beacon Theater in New York on March 21950), after spending much of last year doing the same thing in Australia and Canada.
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In so many ways, then, Stranger Things feels like the epitome of a TV show people have to watch online — you can move straight through, or you can stop to click on all the links, to go and see the works cited.
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Drool's rhythm-aggression beetle 'em up is best experienced in VR, with the twisting strip running straight through a limbo full of contorting, organic-like appendages and alien architecture right up close under your nose, the silver bug's wings flitting against your eyelids.
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"Although Japanese investors' unrealized gains are unlikely to feed straight through to their patterns of consumption, it is common knowledge that personal consumption is bolstered as a result of increases in the value of asset holdings (ie, the wealth effect)," the analysts said.
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Leading up to the Golden Globes (and frankly straight through the Academy Awards) magazine, networks, and celebrities throw a whirlwind of parties, which gives us a chance to check out the nominees and try to infer what their award show style will be this year.
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It cuts straight through a pewter pitcher like a laser; creates a pancake-like puddle when shot against glass (which satisfyingly peels off in one, giant piece); turns into a weird, granular texture when shot into water; and sadly, has no effect on a watermelon.
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Well, that's basically what happened," he told CNN Bastille Day attack: Idyllic seaside of Nice plunged into chaos He 'just kept driving' One man who was leaving the Pasteur Hospital on Friday told CNN's Atika Shubert that the driver had "just kept driving straight through.
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For the past five months, Trump's blue state properties — spread between New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and Hawaii — have taken a real dip, with diminishing visits starting in March and a widening gap that continues straight through July, when share fell 20% versus July 2015.
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Where Lyoto Machida constantly looks for that southpaw counter left straight while leaning outside the lead foot, and Stephen Thompson retreats to throw the southpaw counter left straight through the open side, Horiguchi is always in an orthodox stance, looking for his right hand.
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But I had to make it there for the kids and knew only one way to get to Richmond in time: catch a cab to the airport and rent a car, then drive straight through the night with cheap gas station coffee as my companion.
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And that's especially true for a show like ER, which is serialized enough that I'd recommend watching the show straight through from the beginning, as opposed to picking and choosing favorite episodes like one might do with a more close-ended procedural like Law & Order.
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Though shaggy on the outside, the interior feels surprisingly tidy and intimate, and of all the designs, this one achieves some of the best interaction with the surrounding skyscrapers, with sight lines straight through the walls and the ceiling, barred only with bare bamboo canes.
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Size: 210,20.12 square feet Price per square foot: $26 Indoors: Bright blue double doors open to a vaulted great room with slate floors, ash-greige paneling on the walls and ceiling, and a view that goes straight through the back wall to Quicksand Pond.
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Athens, Greece The first time Eleni Petaloti and Leonidas Trampoukis's son, Michalis, then a year old, encountered the designers' chubby foam Tube chair, shaped like an oversize doughnut peach upholstered in fuzzy white wool, he stuck his head straight through the hole at its center.
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All that means that the State Department, Judicial Watch and Citizens United will likely continue to release emails and documents from Clinton's tenure at State straight through Election Day, posing a risk that new evidence of favors done for donors could impact Clinton's approval ratings this fall.
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That would make them very deadly weapons if they ever progress past the research and development phase—railguns potentially double the range of naval warships from 50 to 100 miles, and the solid metal rounds are cheaper than expensive missiles and can penetrate straight through heavy armor.
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"Kantar has the advantage of being relatively self-contained and so can be split off from the parent with minimal restructuring costs ... the proceeds of the sale will drop straight through to the balance sheet and shareholders pockets," Nicholas Hyett, Equity Analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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After witnessing Android's uneven progress through the years, and trying to nudge it straight through the Nexus program and a variety of behind-the-scenes maneuvers, Google looks set to today return to the classic approach of "if you want something done right, do it yourself."
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Lest you think Jackson would deprive fans of a rushing highlight, he threw in an electrifying 47-yard touchdown run in the third quarter in which he spun and sliced his way straight through a stream of Bengals defenders on his way to the end zone.
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Dear YouTube, Your attempt at "Setting the Record Straight" through a post on your "creator blog" last month did exactly the opposite: It was obfuscation to divert artists' attention from the fact that YouTube hides behind the DMCA's "safe harbor" provision and pays artists a pittance.
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The trail happens to run straight through what until the late 19th century had been home to scores of Badlands tribes, principally the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara, but also the Assiniboine, Blackfoot, Chippewa, Crow, and Oglala and Lakota Sioux ("maah daah hey" is Mandan for grandfather).
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There are manifestos, prose poems, flash fictions, detective stories, interviews, reviews, polemics and all kinds of hard-to-classify texts (even film scripts!) in here, and it's the kind of book that is rewarding to read both straight through and in small leaps in and out.
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And so, when in 2001, I laid bare in The Wall Street Journal the sign-stealing scheme the Giants employed straight through the home run that divided Branca's life as surely as a line of chalk parts fair from foul on the diamond, Branca was thankful.
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It's a persistently controversial story, and with international press and government attention currently fixed on how best to treat transgender children and how schools should set policies about them, Maines's story cuts straight through to the heart of what it means to live as a trans child.
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I had no idea that straight through to the end of the 1960s, a mere ten years prior, all the clubs that hired stand-up comedians were owned and run by the mafia — not exactly a group known for its even-handed treatment of women and their career dreams.
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And as the fight progressed it became more and more clear that while Nate Diaz was a southpaw who could box—jabbing and hooking—McGregor was a fighter who relied on the tremendous advantage of being a southpaw and being able to lance that left straight through cleanly.
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Long load times that can last several minutes; wonky animation that can see your robotic companions walk straight through objects; an open world that's both empty and huge, making for lots of boring walking; plentiful enemy encounters and fetch quests that do little more than pad out the experience.
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Everybody is telling Trump to ratchet it down and be more sober, but at a rally near Cincinnati this month and in his Pence announcement speech on Saturday, Trump launched his verbal rocket ship straight through the stratosphere, and it landed somewhere on the dark side of Planet Debbie.
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The path to a Democratic House majority goes straight through upscale suburban districts like VA-26, places where Hillary Clinton outperformed the local Democratic congressional candidate two years ago, and where enough Republicans are unhappy with Donald Trump and the GOP that their partisan allegiances are up for grabs.
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If Democrats take over the House in November -- and with it, the committee chairmanships and the subpoena power that comes with the gavels -- Trump would suddenly be open to a whole new, harsher brand of scrutiny, with investigations sure to dog the administration straight through to the 2020 election.
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One American diplomat in Havana described what some are calling "health attacks," in which he heard a "blaring, grinding noise" from his bed — but when he moved only a few feet away, he stepped into silence, almost like an "invisible wall cutting straight through his room," the AP described.
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About 10 years ago he was driving down a different road near Kenosha Lake when a piece of rebar fell off of a passing truck and speared straight through the driver's side of his car, from the window, through the back seat and into the trunk, Peddle recounted to the CBC.
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On the other side — from the endless golden era of TV to the boom in great rap, the emergence of latter-day Beyoncé, a second wave of indie rock and pop, the superhero explosion from The Dark Knight straight through to Marvel — things felt like they could be new again.
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This year, however, the comet's trail is pulled a little closer to us by Jupiter's gravity—and that means that instead of skirting the trail's edges, our planet passes straight through the thick of it, doubling the amount of debris we see burn up beautifully in our atmosphere as meteors.
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Combine all of those without dependents with all of those with dependents but without sufficient income to qualify for EITC and living in states averse to cash assistance, and the reality is that tens of millions of adults and children fall straight through the net purportedly designed to catch them.
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The letter seems to reinforce the familiar narrative of one-way influence, positioning LeWitt as the sage mentor, but turn around and you encounter a sight line that challenges it: a view straight through LeWitt's lattice to Hesse's cube and, beyond that, to the wall containing LeWitt's first "not straight" lines.
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The practice of trying to 'cure' homosexuality dates back more than a centuryConversion therapy dates back to at least the 1890s, when German psychiatrist Albert von Schrenck-Notzing said at a conference that he had successfully turned a gay man straight through hypnosis, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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A glitch of duct work sends the sounds of every single party straight through the exhaust fan of my apartment's bathroom, so loud and clear that I can hear the names of everyone in the wedding party as they are announced — not just in the bathroom, but from the living room.
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One could even trace The Mary Tyler Moore Show's lineage of liberated, unapologetic, and flawed women characters straight through to Girls and Fleabag (Lena Dunham called Moore a "profound influence" after she died in 2017), though Mary Richards herself would likely be shocked by her cable- and streaming-era descendants.
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The over-commitment with the rear hand from an open stance scenario leaves a fighter completely exposed for the counter left straight through that slight angle and this has proven to be a killer counter punch from the days of Benny Leonard versus Lew Tendler to Conor McGregor versus whoever.
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That said, if you don't want yet another app on your device and don't mind not having energy monitoring, then you don't have to download the Satechi Home app at all — you can just set up the Dual Smart Power Outlet straight through the Apple Home app and it'll work perfectly fine. Specs
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The inaugural trade, from Legal & General Investment Management, marks the start of an anticipated shift from voice trading to electronic platforms, which enable traders to request prices from multiple dealers simultaneously, while also reaping the benefits of straight-through processing and direct access to post-trade services such as clearing and compression.
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While many senators are anxious to spend at least part of their August away from the Capitol, it was uncertain if leaders could clear several stubborn hurdles needed to finish their work and leave, or if they would need to return Monday and possibly work straight through Labor Day without a break.
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I feel like if I don&apost hold it on the outside, and if I hold it in the middle, my finger will go straight through it, which could be a good thing, could be a bad thing, but we&aposre gonna find out, because I&aposm going to eat this now.
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One American diplomat in Havana described what some are calling "health attacks," in which he heard a "blaring, grinding noise" from his bed — but when he moved only a few feet away, he stepped into silence, almost like an "invisible wall cutting straight through his room," according to an Associated Press report last month.
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Perhaps Lynne Cooke, in this grand collection of beautiful works, has done something truly wonderful, helping us to realize that despite the art history or any categories that we might divide it into, art is created by artists who simply have to create, and they created it straight through the century, not in only a few selected years.
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And so our theory of change includes some level of, how do you change the way people understand economics – everything from how you teach economics to how you measure to result of our economy, not in GDP but perhaps in wellbeing or other formats [like] by income decile – all the way straight through to ideas about who the economy is for.
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Because Google is partnering with an energy company for Sunroof's launch in Germany, the tool works a little bit differently than it does in the US. Rather than providing visitors with the contact information for a number of solar panel providers that could offer installation, German homeowners will be directed to go straight through E.on, instead of being presented with multiple options.
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Subsequently, the car reportedly did not engage its brake and went straight through the trailer, as it was traveling at a high rate of speed while Brown played Harry Potter inside the car, the driver of the truck, Frank Baressi, told the AP. "It was still playing when he died and snapped a telephone pole a quarter mile down the road," Baressi, 62, added.
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The middle of this summer&aposs eclipse season coincides with a total eclipse of the moon on July 27, and it is so central (the moon will pass almost straight through the middle of Earth&aposs shadow) that we can also have two "marginal" solar eclipses — the first comes two weeks before the lunar one and the other solar eclipse comes two weeks after.
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Crowe's 2010 play "Kin" at this same address remains one of the most accomplished Royal Court debuts in recent years.) A puzzle play whose denouement absolutely cannot be revealed in the interests of preserving the integrity of the whole (both this play and "The Children" are performed straight through, no intermission), "The Sewing Group" begins with the mostly silent, concentrated activity suggested in the title.
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And hearing "Heroes" by David Bowie, I don't think of The Thin White Duke stumbling through the smack capital of Europe with Iggy Pop, but of crawling through a snowstorm on the way to Milton Keynes with my ex-boyfriend in his Ford KA, terrified that the gears will fail, the engine will seize, and we'd roll straight through the candlelit graveyard of the very church where his parents got married.
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But what if wool makes you itchy and real cashmere is too rich for your blood, and you'd rather get your apples from Whole Foods instead of trekking upstate for a bushel that'll go bad long before you can stuff them all into pies, and you still haven't overcome the trauma from the time you sliced straight through the tip of your index finger carving pumpkins in the fifth grade?
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But read it straight through, as I just have, and I think that you will find that he came to the '80s art scene late, as a black-sheep, puckish novice, five years after the transgressive epoch-defining Colab exhibitions, such as the Times Square Show and The Real Estate Show and the openings of ABC No Rio, Fashion 时装 Moda МОДА and Group Material — where art was being inseminated with the Dionysian, the social, the political, and the economic.
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I recently spent a month trying to follow the dictates of two of them, both written by doctors: Daniel G. Amen's "Memory Rescue: Supercharge Your Brain, Reverse Memory Loss and Remember What Matters Most" and Andrew E. Budson and Maureen K. O'Connor's "Seven Steps to Managing Your Memory: What's Normal, What's Not, and What to Do About It." The first thing I noticed about these two workbook-type tomes is, because they're not intended to be read straight through, they repeat information so frequently as to render a reader frantic about his mental health.
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Old scrap-iron foxgloves rusty rods of the broken woods what a faded knocked-out stiffness as if you'd sprung from the horsehair of a whole Victorian sofa buried in the mud down there or at any rate something dropped from a great height straight through flesh and out the other side has left your casing pale and loose and finally just a heap of shoes they say the gods being so uplifted can't really walk on feet but take tottering steps and lean like this closer and closer to the ground which gods?
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