"I started striking out, striking out, striking out," he said.
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"They're striking for better pay, they're striking for our profession and they're striking for Denver students," Gould said.
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Great at striking faces ... terrible at striking golf balls.
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So the striking gets him there and the striking, honestly, isn't all that bad.
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It was a cracking display of striking in MMA and, frankly, of striking generally.
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Dramatic anecdotes and striking juxtapositions are more plentiful than deep analysis or striking insights.
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I actually think it&aposs incredibly striking, historically striking actually the sea change in attitude.
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Because that was a striking ... You've talked about this; a bunch of this is striking.
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Striking The Hausa of Nigeria had a complete striking system in addition to their wrestling style.
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Toronto's Clairmont The Second has a history of striking visuals to accompany his equally striking music.
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If "Power Strip" is more striking intellectually and politically than dramatically, though, it is striking nonetheless.
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She started striking in the first week of school and she has been striking ever since.
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"Striking" is something a font critic would say when reviewing fonts so I'mma do the same. Striking.
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In plainer terms, because the two shapes overlap, striking one increases your chances of also striking the other.
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Obviously, if 103% of the round is striking we want you to go with a heavy emphasis on striking.
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" Author Aaron Blake wrote: "That's at once pretty striking for a president and not at all striking for Trump.
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I think there would be kind of a Banksy component to it too, like striking here and striking there.
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"Normally I say my ball-striking is pretty good but today her ball-striking was much better," Feng said.
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What was striking back then — and is striking now — is that Moore was effectively ignoring standing federal law over marriage equality.
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Striking comments from Ryan Ryan's comments were striking because Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday night that he'd back Trump.
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You get to compare the actual difference between striking while the iron is hot versus striking while the iron has cooled off.
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The NFL has been aggressive about striking distribution partnerships with social platforms and Facebook has been aggressive about striking sports partnerships with leagues.
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But when it comes to baseball, there's nothing like striking a guy out, or striking a guy out multiple times in one game.
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"I found myself striking on the heel more than I liked — I know the debate on heel striking is still raging," she told me.
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Brandon Morrow pitched 1-2-13 eighth, striking out two, and Kenley Jansen posted his 26th save, striking out the side in the ninth.
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Non-striking employees at the Arnot station on Tuesday were prevented from showing up to work by striking colleagues, according to Eskom and union sources.
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Most striking are a trio of wines made from old-vine garnacha grown in granite at high altitudes, all striking similar chords yet discernibly different.
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Well, it makes no sense if you think of 'striking' as an attribute and of Condit's striking game being at a much higher level than Shields'.
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Extend unemployment benefits to striking workersThe biggest thing that dissuades workers from striking is their inability to pay their bills while out on the picket line.
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Freeland allowed two earned runs over 23 22/210 innings, striking out four, while Kershaw allowed two runs (one earned) over 211 innings, striking out three.
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" Hollande said in the radio interview that he had told Russian authorities: "You are not striking the right spots and you are striking civilian populations, which is unacceptable.
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It's striking that Hamilton and Jefferson could agree on an economic principle, but it's even more striking to see Bernie Sanders and the mainstream GOP find common ground.
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After striking out Daniel Murphy, Nelson walked Wilmer Difo and plunked Ryan Zimmerman, but he got himself out of it by striking out Howie Kendrick and Jayson Werth.
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Artwork from fourteenth century B.C.E. Thebes shows two stick-fighters striking each other with sticks that included a hand-wrap and wearing guards on their non-striking arm.
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Striking Vipers, the game In the simplest of terms, Striking Vipers is literally just Mortal Kombat, but obviously, Black Mirror can't use the actual game in the series.
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In the summer of 1981, President Ronald Reagan famously fired 11,000 striking air traffic controllers, an unprecedented move that reshaped how workers in the United States approach striking.
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"Striking Vipers" follows the story of Danny and Karl (Anthony Mackie, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), who are former roommates who used to play the video game Striking Vipers together.
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The Padres (212-23) didn't fare much better at the plate, with Rays starter Blake Snell (22-2128) striking out eight and relievers striking out seven more Padres batters.
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She let somebody talk her into striking and didn't give Holly Holm the credit that Holly Holm deserved as a multi-time world champion in striking in combative sports.
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The officer then went into the apartment and fired three more rounds, striking Ms. Gaines three more times and also striking Kodi Gaines a second time, Mr. Ravenell said.
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Obama takes the extraordinary step of striking back against Russia over election hacking Obama takes the extraordinary step of striking back against Russia over election hacking Updated: 5:30 p.m.
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It is tough to involve long kinetic chains and develop real hitting power when striking while holding position, but static ground striking offers less opportunity for the opponent to escape.
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She wasn't striking, though -- just getting some repairs. 3.
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The disparity in Trump's responses is striking -- and telling.
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ATLANTA — In a striking defeat to religious conservatives, Gov.
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She had quite a ... She's a striking person, interesting.
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" It was a striking political slogan: "Screwing People Honestly.
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We think that's a really striking — and high — number.
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The gap in slugging percentages is much more striking: .
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"I'm striking because Uber has broken their promises to drivers time and again," said Syed Ali, an Uber driver and member of the striking New York Taxi Workers Alliance, in a statement.
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The difference between meat-and-potatoes striking and clever striking isn't in the few different arcs the fighter's hands and feet can traverse; it is the stuff that comes between the strikes.
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There is good technical striking which is just going through the motions as they have been trained and then there is the ugly striking which is built around sneaking the strikes in.
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" The organizers hope to achieve "a day of striking, marching, blocking roads, bridges, and squares, abstaining from domestic, care and sex work, boycotting, calling out misogynistic politicians and companies, striking in educational institutions.
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And all throughout, it remains a source of striking imagery.
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Still, it is striking to think about the iPad's trajectory.
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A related factor is Japan's striking social segregation by sex.
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Jimenez continued Detroit's pitching dominance by striking out the side.
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But it ended up striking a chord with her audience.
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At first glance, the similarities between the districts seem striking.
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That striking finding launched a prolific career for the pair.
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The miners striking camp said it was a dignified exit.
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Even so the upswing since the 240s has been striking.
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Are you a student within striking distance of Berkeley, California?
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But the changes are much less striking than the similarities.
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But Garbrandt's takedowns have seemed well incorporated with his striking.
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The companies deny any wrongdoing in striking the settlement deal.
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The officer reportedly discharged his service weapon, striking the subject.
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In an impoverished township, her access to capital was striking.
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The most striking photos from Kavanaugh's and Ford's dramatic testimonies
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The most striking message in Brown's address was its tone.
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The suspect opened fire from inside the home striking Walker.
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Bloodboy is a striking name for a musician, for sure.
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The facts are striking enough to stand on their own.
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The U.S. would reportedly seek South Korean consent before striking.
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In court documents, Hinton acknowledged striking Kat in the head.
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Texas (24), overturning precedent and striking down state sodomy laws.
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He allowed six hits and one walk, striking out two.
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The similarities, despite the political and economic changes, are striking.
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That could put desperate bears within striking range of people.
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Ty Buttrey ended the inning by striking out Freddy Galvis.
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Women in France are striking for equality in the workplace.
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And the clock on striking an agreement may be ticking.
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Figures for British universities are more modest but similarly striking.
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A striking number were first assaulted before reaching their teens.
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For now, the teachers seem ready to go on striking.
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Partin allegedly admitted to striking the child, the statement said.
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That weakens its negotiating position when striking deals with publishers.
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This year's silence suggests a striking shift in political calculus.
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A striking 74% of Latinos said they viewed Trump unfavorably.
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Uber and Lyft drivers are striking ahead of Uber's IPO
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Madonna's children are striking a pose in their comfy clothes!
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It shows the ways they're striking out on their own.
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Costumes mix traditional shapes and unusual materials to striking effect.
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Turnout at the Defense Department event was "striking," said Gilmer.
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The most striking case of fresh growth is in Paris.
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Watch VICE News's feature about the striking teachers in Oklahoma:
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The uninvolved third party fires, striking and killing the suspect.
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Partin allegedly admitted to striking the girl, the statement said.
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Striking the right division of labor hasn't always been easy.
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Its people are making a striking difference the world over.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A vote by striking workers at Alcoa's (AA.
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"OK, Mr Field" introduces a striking new voice in fiction.
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Behavior at the end of 2401 is a striking example.
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I can only speak to the results, which are striking.
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For newer types of weaponry, the figures are also striking.
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Go deeper: Trump striking out on coal and nuclear energy
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Another striking thing is how many rough sleepers there are.
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But what's striking is how little the delegates agreed on.
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It is probably the most striking predictor of positive outcomes.
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He does have a striking background for one so young.
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The arch of the night was really striking to me.
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They are determined to keep such tragedy from striking others.
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One striking oversight is an examination of her company's origins.
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Even the camera ring bump on the rear is striking.
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And the contrast with Democrats' message couldn't be more striking.
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The White House disputed Pelosi's optimism about striking a deal.
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Players score by striking the opposite side of the ball.
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Even prosperous regions are striking for their lack of newness.
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This is an area where striking and wrestling share concepts.
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Florence could stall out after striking the coast, forecaster say.
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Except there are a few striking similarities between the companies.
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It is striking how much he gripes about Western values.
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Bauer allowed one run off five hits, striking out 10.
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And every moment of it is restrained, calculated, and striking.
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Some are quite moving, but not particularly original or striking.
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The sectoral and regional effects of the models are striking.
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Young rebels and striking workers struggled to work together smoothly.
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Though vastly different stylistically, the memoirs contain some striking similarities.
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It's more striking, though, that the slices don't line up.
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Here's a roundup of some Democratic leaders' most striking reactions.
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And that ended with him striking out on March 15.
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Stevenson injured his side while striking out in the fourth.
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The "jumbo squid" represents one of the most striking examples.
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Turns out, though, the striking color actually comes from Earth.
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The results are striking and you've likely seen them before.
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Disparities are even more striking along racial and ethnic lines.
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The table below shows some of their most striking findings.
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The striking glass finish is unlike any phone out there.
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All Above All's polling, conducted by Hart Research, is striking.
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Gasser fired three shots, striking and killing McKnight, he said.
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For the whole band Argentina had been a striking place.
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In it, Geraldine bears a striking resemblance to the star.
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Like West Virginia, Oklahoma law also forbids teachers from striking.
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Officer Vinson fired his issued serve weapon, striking Mr. Scott.
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Tyler Naquin reached on a wild pitch after striking out.
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He suggested Tork, with whom he shared a striking resemblance.
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It's a pretty striking image, considering X's lengthy rap sheet.
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Stanek allowed no baserunners in two innings, striking out two.
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This difference in real yields is particularly striking in Germany.
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And the GOP's reaction to yesterday's Russia news was striking.
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Will striking out on our own win us more respect?
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" Striking a political tone, it added: "Do something about Erdogan!
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Williams fired twice at Crawford, striking him with both shots.
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It's a striking example of convergent evolution, separated by time.
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The differences were most striking for lung and colon cancers.
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The similarities are striking, even outside of the main concept.
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Those are just anecdotal observations, but the contrast is striking.
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But what's striking is the racial component of Trump's election.
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Kim Kardashian West is striking a pose like never before.
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ET (1836 GMT), after striking a session low of $47.56.
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Mr Marber's striking, minimalist eye foregrounded contemporary British design aesthetics.
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But the thefts that were made public bear striking similarities.
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ZAHA HADID, like her architecture, was striking to look at.
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States and cities are already striking out on their own.
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Despite such setbacks, progress has been striking since communism ended.
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This presaged the violence they would inflict on striking workers.
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He threw 221 pitches, striking out five and walking four.
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There is a striking similarity between the Dairy Management Inc.
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He allowed one run and one walk, striking out four.
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They were a striking choice for someone headed to a
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The video was powerful and chock full of striking imagery.
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However, the variation in counts of civilian casualties is striking.
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It's just striking up this conversation that should be had.
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But the results of numerous epidemiological studies have been striking.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. together, striking similarly pensive poses.
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He allowed three hits and one walk, striking out six.
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The striking image is typically identified as a mushroom cloud.
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The Phillies managed nine hits despite striking out 22 times.
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This is history, but the implications for today are striking.
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But it is particularly striking on matters of armed intervention.
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Board (striking down school desegregation by race) had only six.
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Other recent surveys have also found Judge within striking distance.
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The silhouette of the sculpture against the skyline is striking.
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He threw 49 pitches, striking out two and walking two.
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And are Ralph Angel and Blue's teacher striking a spark?
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This is striking, and it indicates a potential sea change.
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Philip Galanes: You're both striking rare notes in the culture.
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Since he was fluent in Spanish, he represented striking farm
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Deputy Peraza then fired three shots, striking Mr. McBean twice.
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The sameness of this year's franchise movies is striking, though.
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She uses pearls to create a delicate yet striking look.
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The similarities between it and America's founding documents are striking.
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All across the country, there are tall and striking buildings.
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U.S. allies affected by the trade policies are striking back.
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The silence is particularly striking because the problem is growing.
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Even today, some residents harbor hopes of striking it rich.
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The scope and sustained nature of the growth is striking.
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Investigators noticed striking similarities between the two strings of cases.
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Mini Mozart is striking all the right chords once again.
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"She was so striking, but a total nerd," he said.
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What's most striking about it is Mr. Malik's vocal cool.
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Striking a plea deal in good faith isn't prosecutorial misconduct.
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Take a look at some of her most striking designs.
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A striking number of "Canadian" drugs aren't actually from Canada.
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Which makes it all the more striking in these landscapes.
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Meanwhile, storage is moving within striking range of gas peakers.
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But that's OK. We're used to striking out on Tinder.
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The frequency with which Zito mentions Ripepi is also striking.
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Perhaps the weirdest part of the fight was Kawajiri's striking.
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Maybe he would finally apologize for striking her, she thought.
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What's the most striking thing about not having this sense?
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Jansen responded by striking out Derek Dietrich on three pitches.
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I mean, crushing, but quite the striking turn of events.
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Fighters are striking differently, moving differently, training and eating differently.
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In a striking passage of her recent memoir What Happened?
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Thus, seeing friends, even friends within "striking distance," requires planning.
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They were all striking, incorporating arrows and sleek gold bands.
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The Model Y bears a striking resemblance to Model 251.
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More than 50,000 teachers were striking in Arizona last week.
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Physically and mentally, the similarities between the two are striking.
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Thousands of Amazon workers all across Europe are striking today.
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"It was striking while the iron was hot," he said.
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But Trump is also striking out at Clinton and Obama.
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He got out of that jam by striking out Baez.
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Oster has striking blue eyes and short, straight brown hair.
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Pecherska, south of Kiev's city center, has these striking spotlights.
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Three officers returned fire, striking Mr. Stichel in the forearm.
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Porcello allowed three runs, walking one and striking out five.
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Chad Green buzzed through the sixth, striking out the side.
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The production is full of entertaining touches and striking imagery.
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Now they are a striking symbol of a strong economy.
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The maligned Red Sox bullpen kept Boston in striking distance.
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Sometimes the most boring questions yield the most striking answers.
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That's what makes Eleanor Lutz's homage to viruses so striking.
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Here's what else is happening: Mother Nature is striking out.
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Striking a note of realism for her domestic audience, Mrs.
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One of the most striking things I ever had happen.
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This tiny intervention had a striking effect on their outcomes.
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But the intensity in expressing them on Friday was striking.
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It was the most difficult image, and the most striking.
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Most striking is the fastidiously painted surface of the tabletop.
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The effect is striking, like observing the world in negative.
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" The sound people heard was "the arc striking the ground.
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Germany's new inclination to borrow is an equally striking turn.
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The movie is nevertheless striking and stimulating in some respects.
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It's a striking visual effect in a visually impressive show.
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It's become a striking conundrum in our current political climate.
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Also a challenge: striking a balance between imitation and innovation.
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And they noted striking differences before, during and after exercise.
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He was probably the most striking character from that period.
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It combines striking costumes, lighting and puppetry with dazzling acrobatics.
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Their theorizing was bold, and the art striking and original.
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It's a small difference, but it's striking in historical context.
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It's definitely striking, but admittedly may not be everyone's style.
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While that latter imagery is striking, it's not particularly unique.
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But what they see and experience is pretty striking, too.
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Kahnle closed out the ninth by striking out the side.
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The most striking images are the ones where she doesn't.
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Mr. Tiberi, however, would be a particularly striking congressional refugee.
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But to veteran Warren observers, it was a striking moment.
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But there is something even more striking about this place.
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ALBANY — Striking pre-emptively at an increasingly frequent foil, Gov.
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This at least made for some occasionally striking abstract visuals.
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At the same time, Democrats say, he has striking liabilities.
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The most striking thing is how compartmentalized my colors are.
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In 2014, she and her colleagues reported some striking differences.
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Skaggs responded by striking out Drew Butera and Alex Gordon.
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It stands in striking contrast with his hopeful 1957 sermon.
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The votes by the striking workers are due by Oct.
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Four officers discharged their weapons, striking the man, Monahan said.
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Castillo asks, striking at the heart of Serena Joy's contradictions.
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We were striking about the wages, fair treatment and dignity.
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Some of the reversals in political opinion have been striking.
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The result was striking: $1.1 billion in worldwide ticket sales.
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The certainty of the sentiment against a change was striking.
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But this is a striking reversal from the initial judgment.
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Where it's been most comprehensive, the results have been striking.
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"However, the magnitude of the disparities is striking," she said.
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He surrendered six hits in all, while striking out eight.
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Khorsand has a striking $25 price target on Applied Optoelectronics.
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But what's most striking about the movie is its earnestness.
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"Nobody believes that striking is a first resort," she said.
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The change from the preceding week was even more striking.
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Neither would speculate on the timeline for striking a deal.
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A closer look does reveal a striking change in tone.
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If you missed it, read more about why they're striking.
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Marlow: Also, one word titles are striking and cool. "Evita"!
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The ruling striking down the maps was made late Friday.
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More striking to pollsters is how changeable voters have been.
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Striking workers were expected to march to parliament around midday.
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"This increase is absolutely striking," Muro wrote in an email.
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Next, look at these photos and captions of striking autoworkers.
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It's a pretty striking design for a couple of reasons.
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It's a striking image, but ultimately a pretty bizarre one.
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Milan's enthusiasm is striking when compared to Rome's cranky mood.
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Hunger striking is the most peaceful form of resistance available.
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How striking, but also seamless; how fresh, but also familiar.
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He finished Cerrone in 40 seconds with a striking masterclass.
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The parallels between this history and the JCPOA are striking.
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What's striking is the quietness with which it's taking place.
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"The openness of this industry is striking," the report says.
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Still, what parallels do exist in Roth's novel are striking.
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The event was a striking microcosm of the larger election.
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Tate Reeves (R) — are within striking distance of one another.
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The deadline for a striking a deal is March 2019.
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What researchers found under the microscope was striking, said Goldstein.
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Rituals The fashion designer Rick Owens cuts a striking figure.
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The most striking thing about the Dragonfly is its color.
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On Friday, she was striking alone outside the Indiana statehouse.
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Beijing involves striking the right balance between environmental protection and
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Thorpe believes that most Australians back the striking students' efforts.
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And if we continue striking, we'll keep the system halted.
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"Peloton is saying they're striking deals with publishers," he said.
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That decision is a striking departure for the State Department.
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Voter fraud does happen, of course, sometimes in striking fashion.
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That dynamic makes this week's change all the more striking.
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At the big banks, the decline in foreclosures is striking.
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"Are the empires striking back?" the "Mad Money " host asked.
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Some images are so striking that they stay with you.
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What followed, however, was a striking display of discordant allegiances.
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Peraza fired three shots, striking McBean twice and killing him.
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Boeheim drove by later, striking the man, the police said.
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The inequality problem is maybe the most striking for me.
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They provide many of the show's most striking visual moments.
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Snell wound up striking out 12 in six shutout innings.
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But skeletal DNA from that period is striking and puzzling.
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Which did you find most significant and striking, and why?
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Just as striking is what was missing from authoritarians' concerns.
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They're striking fear into the hearts of the mainstream rightists.
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The teachers striking in Arizona have been called Democratic operatives.
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Republican men have striking views on gender equality in general.
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In particular, the show's music choices are scattered but striking.
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Unlike the displayed text, the posters are memorable and striking.
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The most striking characteristic of Eilish's music is her voice.
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And there are some advantages that just are very striking.
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But they came nowhere close to striking such an accord.
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James Wagner provided live updates and analysis from Game 3, as it happened: Wander Suero kept the Nationals within striking distance, getting two line-outs before striking out Yuli Gurriel to finish the inning.
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I kept him in front of me as well as I could, kicking and striking him in front of me as well as I could, kicking and striking him whenever I got the chance.
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Earlier this week, Salma Hayek broke the internet with her striking bubblegum pink hair at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival and Blac Chyna debuted a striking strawberry pink pixie cut all over her Instagram.
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From there, McCullers was all over the map, striking out two batters in the third and fourth inning before striking out the side — all swinging — in the fifth while also walking the bases loaded.
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The law should also prohibit companies from permanently replacing striking workers, and these protections should also be extended to include workers engaged in "secondary strikes" or other protest actions in solidarity with striking workers.
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A lot of fans get caught up on "world class striking" and who has "the best striking technique", but the world of kickboxing has as many different and peculiar styles as there are fighters.
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This is a striking, not because of the money — though that is striking, too — but because, in recent years, there is perhaps no fast-food chain in America as politicized as Chick-fil-A.
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"If striking is a fundamental right, then the business measures that limit it, like replacing striking workers...must be seen as schemes that should be eliminated," the appeals court said in its original October ruling.
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That still left runners at second and third, but Roark escaped by striking out Nelson and gave way after the sixth, having given up just the one run on five hits while striking out 103.
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"I've gained a little bit of confidence ball-striking wise and I've gained in confidence with the putter... "It's a grind with the heat and a tough course if you're not striking the ball well.
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Indeed it's quite striking, and ironically amusing, to have Trump-era liberals striking the same anti-Supreme Court notes as the talk-show populists and religious-conservative intellectuals of my own not-so-distant youth.
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"I think politicians around the world think the movement will fade and that people will stop striking, especially with the summer break coming up," said Laure Miro, 16, striking for the second time in Paris.
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After striking out Mahtook, May walked McCann to force in Castellanos, who had doubled, to make it 8-7 before striking out Ronny Rodriguez and getting Victor Reyes to ground out to end the threat.
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That makes Wiki's devoted practice of it all the more striking.
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He allowed five hits and one walk while striking out four.
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The parallels between Netflix and Amazon are striking, Mr. Manjoo says.
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The probe's views of Titan in front of Saturn were striking.
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Rows of shackles hang behind the bar in a striking display.
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Group formation training follows, striking a balance between strength and technique.
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The striking workers represent around a quarter of the total workforce.
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He allowed five hits and two walks while striking out eight.
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He improved to 2-0, striking out six in the process.
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He scattered three hits and a walk while striking out two.
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Those aren't inviting numbers, but this isn't striking or new information.
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Arrieta allowed just three hits and three walks, striking out three.
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What was striking was the world the action played out in.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoWhat's really striking is Essential's attention to detail.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is often seen in a striking pair.
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Gurgaon is a striking symbol of India's rapid, often chaotic, growth.
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Simmons followed by striking out on a pitch that eluded Hanigan.
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These striking photographs of microbe communities were captured by DSLR cameras.
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Justin Bieber is really striking out with his Instagram content lately.
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Paxton allowed six hits and two walks while striking out seven.
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He retired Benintendi and Dustin Pedroia before striking out Mitch Moreland.
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The uproar Sanders has created is clearly striking a nerve, though.
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On Monday, Zimbabweans were startled by a striking announcement from Gen.
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Striking most of management too, along with all the road reps.
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The original decision striking down tenure drew national attention. Then-U.
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My predecessor was Naomi Sims, a striking, deep mahogany-skinned model.
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It wasn't the most striking experience but it was really good.
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McCullers allowed eight hits and three walks while striking out seven.
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At least one of the officers opened fire, striking the suspect.
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There's a vast difference between the act of rioting and striking.
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The contrast between old and new parts of Astana is striking.
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He allowed five hits and one walk while striking out six.
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However, Cashner escaped by striking out Carl Crawford and Joc Pederson.
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Striking out like Josh Fuentes, however, is just straight-up embarrassing.
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The team witnessed the animals striking at prey during the expedition.
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It's a striking image, but one with a tragic back-story.
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This happens at a striking 23,28 times per second, claims Beats.
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But the most striking photo of all may be Natalie Portman's.
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It's a striking discrepancy, considering Republicans dominate the majority of statehouses.
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It represents a striking new trend for the Silicon Valley company.
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Since the election, the surge in economic optimism has been striking.
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Season five is visually striking, but the story packs bigger surprises.
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"The officers fired[,] striking and killing the individual," the bureau said.
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Already, they appear to be in striking difference of a takeover.
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It is for these reasons that people my age are striking.
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He scattered three hits and a walk while striking out five.
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He lasted just five innings, walking four and striking out three.
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The most striking relate to the government's planned 12 Brexit bills.
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The most striking business trend today is not competition but consolidation.
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The striking Victorian abode is still on sale, now for $250,000.
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And that is the company that Unacast is striking to become.
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Each player has a striking difference or two from his father.
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But striking first on TV might be a necessity for him.
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As a series of nonstop action sequences, though, they're undeniably striking.
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The results they found were perhaps predictable, but no less striking.
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"Striking these cash collection points hurts this enemy," Colonel Warren said.
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Yet it is the differences between industries that are most striking.
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Its imagery can be striking or merely distracting, yet rarely transporting.
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The appearance of the Cross of St George is particularly striking.
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Each of them is brilliant – saturated with such striking film work.
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Comparing diets on a statistical basis, though, allows some striking inferences.
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This thoughtful marriage of scholarship and design is striking, even unconventional.
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Which is why it was so striking that Klobuchar dominated Friday
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The IEP also highlighted Brazil as a "striking" case, said Morgan.
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"No," Warren said, in one of the debate's most striking moments.
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The experimental drone can be used for surveillance and striking targets.
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Rodon limited further damage by striking out Kris Bryant and Rizzo.
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Maybe you're particularly concerned with striking a better work-life balance.
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After striking out Sanchez, Frazier scored on Leury Garcia's ground out.
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Or perhaps it'll be the striking social commentary that'll get you.
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"People saw things that were striking at the time," Filler said.
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But even being at work can be striking when done horizontally.
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At one point, he retired 11 consecutive batters, striking out five.
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Gsellman allowed two hits and three walks while striking out two.
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The fact that it was men was particularly striking to me.
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The contrast between the former East and West Germany is striking.
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Striking any sort of deal with such a figure is unpleasant.
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Striking a bad one would be a moral and diplomatic disaster.
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Better be careful — that's within striking distance of a flying mouthguard.
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He allowed two hits and two walks while striking out three.
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Expected goals can measure striking prowess, but also shot-stopping ability.
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But it's striking how many serious foreign policy issues weren't covered.
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The most striking finding is how gloomy both sides have become.
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McHugh allowed two hits and two walks while striking out five.
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Severino (12-2) gave up six hits while striking out nine.
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He allowed just two singles and one walk, striking out eight.
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The labor reform will also prohibit the replacement of striking workers.
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The contrast between private wealth and impoverished public services is striking.
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He gave up three hits and two walks, striking out two.
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Buchholz (6-2) didn't issue a walk while striking out six.
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He allowed four hits and one walk while striking out three.
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The pattern for the males, on the other hand, is striking.
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The other striking thing about Portal is how little it does.
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Polls have started showing Democrats in striking distance of the House.
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Those qualities make for some very intense and visually striking encounters.
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Federal appeals courts have also been striking down mandatory arbitration agreements.
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But what's most striking about it is its insistence on joy.
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The S&P 500 was also within striking distance of 2,200.
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He allowed six hits and three walks while striking out four.
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The color is bold and striking and the fit is amazing.
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Notre Dame in Paris is a "striking example", Justice Alito wrote.
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Events in 1887 began with striking sugar workers demanding a raise.
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Take away the individual personalities and the trends are quite striking.
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Brown then fired his Taser, striking the girl in the back.
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He surrendered four hits and one walk while striking out six.
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It seemed cruel, striking one so young, so kind, so talented.
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He is not as organized, they say with striking self-assurance.
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Matz allowed seven hits and three walks while striking out four.
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He allowed six hits and one walk while striking out seven.
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After the first inning Kluber started striking out hitters in bunches.
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Perhaps his most striking physical feature is his ostrich-like neck.
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No six foot gap for beautiful distance striking, just a maul.
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It is through distance that most striking technique is made possible.
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In the ninth against Holland, Hernandez opened by striking out swinging.
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Lee, who Arkansas executed Thursday night, provides the most striking example.
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Meanwhile in Europe Lufthansa pilots have been striking over pay demands.
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The examples from Tuesday are striking, but this growth started earlier.
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Solar eclipses are certainly one of the most striking astrophysical phenomena.
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They aired their disagreement on guns with striking civility and understatement.
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Some Republicans have shown consistency on the issue of striking Syria.
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You've had such striking looks for each Met Gala you attended.
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He allowed just one hit and one walk, striking out four.
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It is a striking change in reputation, but one likely to
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He gave five runs on six hits while striking out five.
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Of course, it ends with them both striking an adorable pose.
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The two candidates remained within striking distance until the very end.
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It's still working on striking deals with more name-brand channels.
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One with a firearm, striking the man, one with his taser.
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Some say Jupiter's most striking feature is its Great Red Spot.
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The story of this one was White's wrestling and striking volume.
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Reid-Foley retired all 10 batters he faced, striking out four.
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The men's department is just as visually striking as the women's.
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He issued two walks while striking out 11 batters before exiting.
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There are, too, her eyes, striking and beautiful and alien-large.
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The lyrical parallels between the two records are just as striking.
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The striking workers are building a campsite right outside the mine.
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Beautiful old venues stand side by side with striking contemporary additions.
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Mirren demonstrated that sometimes the simplest outfits are the most striking.
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Fedde retired the first five hitters his faced, striking out three.
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But Santiago defused that threat by striking out Alcantara and Crisp.
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The poster sees Vikander striking a very typical 'Badass Lady' pose.
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Lauletta reportedly came close to striking the officer with his car.
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Seconds later, Yanez fired seven shots, five of them striking Castile.
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Most striking were the videos that captured the sound of bombing.
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Most striking were the videos that captured the sounds of bombing.
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But what's especially striking about this collection is its inventive storytelling.
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The passionate responses to the charges against Ronaldo have been striking.
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Most striking, he had nothing but compliments for his fellow rivals.
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He allowed 11 hits and one walk while striking out four.
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Montgomery threw 39 pitches, allowing one hit and striking out four.
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The vagueness on the timing of hikes is what is striking.
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It's clearly time to up the stakes for the striking sensation.
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But even the pro-government Daily Mail found the image striking.
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Strasburg allowed five hits and three walks while striking out six.
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He allowed four hits and walked four while striking out five.
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In it, the Caesar character bears a striking resemblance to Trump.
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DeGrom permitted five hits and one walk while striking out six.
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Blending photographs with other photographs also yields some visually striking results.
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But Yates sealed his 31st save by striking out Curtis Granderson.
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He allowed five hits and two walks while striking out two.
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He yielded eight hits and three walks while striking out two.
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Axford walked 21 batters in 212 innings while striking out 26.
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Like, America's leaders go through this culture, and that's really striking.
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So many candidates have been joining striking workers on picket lines.
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It was the most striking magazine cover I had ever seen.
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The comparison to America during the gilded age is particularly striking.
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Insurers are also striking "value-based pricing" agreements with drug companies.
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"The differences can be quite striking," UBS strategist Nishay Patel said.
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Gausman responded by striking out Cruz and Kyle Seager, the Nos.
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Smith's improvement over the past four years has also been striking.
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Holder decision striking down important parts of the Voting Rights Act.
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Last year's champion, Jimmie Johnson, sits within striking distance in eighth.
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Nearly a full second after striking Herzberg, Vasquez hit the brakes.
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Interested in science, Maye also grew into a striking young woman.
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We have just started striking Hamas targets throughout the Gaza Strip.
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The parallels between Libra and the Amsterdam Exchange Bank are striking.
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When Bishop picked up the weapon it discharged, striking a man.
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Then at some point she fired her weapon, striking the victim.
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Because, when comparing the selfies, the difference in diversity is striking.
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The disparity is even more striking for employees working service jobs.
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Mr. Obama's response to Mr. Peres's death on Wednesday was striking.
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You also get striking picture quality thanks to the OLED technology.
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It is about striking the right balance, which changes over time.
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The red maple leaves are striking in front of green trees.
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Yet it's striking how many others denounce him as utterly unacceptable.
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Do you believe the government is currently striking the right balance?
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Police said a lightning striking a tree probably caused the fire.
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The gains home appliance manufacturers have made in efficiency are striking.
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Miley allowed three hits and three walks while striking out four.
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The similarities to baseball are striking — but so are the differences.
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I'm always drawn to striking that balance between aesthetics and functionality.
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Headlines GlaxoSmithKline to break up after striking Pfizer joint venture on.ft.
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The bars and restaurants have striking decorative features, like Eden Bar ...
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What is striking is how differently the two stories were reported.
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The building has since become known for its striking neoclassical architecture.
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Deputy Mrdjenovich fired his service weapon at Pero, striking him twice.
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" Ryan, for his part, said Tuesday that he's "within striking distance.
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The disparity in coverage surrounding Hasson's arrest is even more striking.
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He allowed five hits and three walks while striking out six.
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After interviewing 21 people, Forbes claims they've found a striking pattern.
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Green prevented further damage by striking out Buxton and Jason Castro.
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Buxton failed to deliver, however, striking out to end the inning.
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He pitched two innings and allowed one run, striking out three.
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But the changes in politics, policy and culture have been striking.
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Striking a meaningful deal on climate has proved an elusive goal.
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Is the center-left striking back in the Democratic presidential primary?
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"The officers returned fire, striking the suspect," the police statement said.
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He allowed five hits and four walks while striking out four.
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This giant bubble shot is one of Douglas' more striking images.
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Most striking was their lack of any resentment about the taxes.
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The exchange is striking for the sycophancy Zelensky displays toward Trump.
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Here are 13 striking photos which show how Monday's violence unfolded.
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Axford walked 17 batters in 21 innings while striking out 28.
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A man shot at him, striking his police car, police sad.
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The claw-footed Sinkology Heisenberg Copper Bathtub is striking and luxurious.
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"The avoidance of the top military leaders is striking," he added.
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She made a striking impression in it a few seasons ago.
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But what is striking is the change in attitudes about Mrs.
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Charter Communications is within striking distance of finally capturing its prize.
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But some polls have shown Democrat J.D. Scholten within striking distance.
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If Gunn won the case, this would create a striking precedent.
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They drain the life from each other rather than striking sparks.
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What was striking, though, was how much attention the matter received.
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Musgrove started off strong, striking out the side in the first.
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His photos are striking, even today still reasonably shocking, and unflinching.
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Lefty Randy Rosario thwarted the Cincinnati threat by striking out Williams.
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The judo principle of kuzushi in action in a striking contest.
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He allowed five hits and no walks while striking out nine.
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He scattered five hits and three walks while striking out three.
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Illness aside, I've always found something particularly striking about her appearance.
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So many of them have taken to striking across the US.
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Click through to see the striking photos and Siu's original captions.
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The parallels between Romney and Hillary Clinton are actually pretty striking.
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And then striking out pinch hitter Ichiro Suzuki—on three pitches.
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The most striking thing about Legion is how the series looks.
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The genuine pride and bond shared by the Barrichellos is striking.
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But it's striking how much of it was foreseeable — and foreseen.
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It has always been understood that Jedrzejczyk's strong suit is striking.
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We still haven't seen a truly striking three-row, large crossover.
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He gave up four hits and four walks, striking out three.
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The hurricane is striking at a particularly difficult time for Haiti.
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While Mr. Trump often talks in terms of striking deals, Mrs.
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The teachers are outside the classroom striking because their students can't.
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Mr. Roof kept firing, striking the victims at least 60 times.
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It may seem like a small thing, but it was striking.
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These striking figures raise urgent questions for decision makers in Africa.
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What's striking about both books is that the same themes recur.
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The Picabia is striking — it has the quality of an ad.
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Still, Mr. Peltz's arguments were striking a chord with some investors.
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Yet he wriggled out of it by striking out Chase Utley.
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But even more striking is how conversational and direct it feels.
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As soon as visitors enter, the contrast with Morocco is striking.
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Madson got out of the inning by striking out Xander Bogaerts.
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And then it came to her, like a lightning bolt, striking.
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He allowed five hits and a walk while striking out two.
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"Over all, it is very striking, very unique," Mr. Pruniaux said.
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The most striking finding is how these jobs are distributed geographically.
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J.A. Happ (4-3) threw six strong innings, striking out 10.
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Listen: On its own, FKA twigs's "Cellophane" would be striking enough.
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But it was nonetheless a striking setback for the Trump administration.
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And the moment that follows this one is even more striking.
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What's just as striking is how profitable the two companies are.
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An officer fired four shots, striking Mr. Trawick in the chest.
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What's striking about E. Jean Carroll is how happy she is.
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But the subtle differences are what make the similarities so striking.
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Mr. Veiga described his exploits with a striking sense of pride.
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The bus skidded nearly 80 feet before striking the truck's trailers.
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That discrepancy is striking because Republicans dominate the majority of statehouses.
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"As long as that takes, I will be striking," she said.
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Still, a Democrat is within striking distance in deep-red Alabama.
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The gap between the genders is even more striking among millennials.
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In striking that balance, he's like Art Blakey and Elvin Jones.
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He opposed striking down the federal ban on same-sex marriage.
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And he opposed striking down states' bans on same-sex marriage.
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It's a striking image, watching a walrus climb a rock cliff.
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Many of Hamilton's drawings bear a striking kinship to contemporary art.
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Bryce Harper was hitless in three at-bats, striking out twice.
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The current generation of Reimanns deserves credit for this striking apology.
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Mr. Pine's installment is a striking departure from the other films.
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Lester allowed just two hits, walking three and striking out seven.
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"She was very striking with beautiful blonde hair," Mr. Michael said.
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In Paris, the most striking hotels are not always the largest.
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Bumgarner allowed six hits and two walks while striking out five.
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Reddick was ejected after striking out for the inning's second out.
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Luis Castillo turned the trick on Tuesday, striking out 11 batters.
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Several Democratic presidential candidates expressed support for the striking employees. Sen.
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But the Bodnarius' case, which involves five children, is especially striking.
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The deal America was on the verge of striking looked lopsided.
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And, despite Thursday's statement, he is a candidate in striking isolation.
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It's no accident Geneva bears such a striking resemblance to Claire.
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He allowed two hits and a walk while striking out one.
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The Games ended up being a striking display of Korean unity.
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He threw 93 pitches and walked two while striking out six.
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In such circles, the hunger-striking educators are simply leftist militants.
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Scherzer worked eight innings, allowing four hits and striking out 10.
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A top catching prospect, Jorge Alfaro, has been striking out prodigiously.
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Indeed, striking the language of racial covenants is no simple task.
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The findings are striking, as you can see in this chart.
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"That was striking to me," Bragg said of National Little League.
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Bogdanovic scored several crucial baskets to keep Utah within striking distance.
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When Austin Butler had longer locks, he looked even more striking.
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"Spatial Aspects of the Sound" is a striking, somber chamber piece.
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But the director, Timothy Johnson, has shaped 16 striking performances here.
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Then at some point she fired her weapon striking the victim.
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He allowed seven hits and two walks while striking out six.
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The repricing has been even more striking further out the curve.
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Smith recovered by striking out Chris Davis to end the threat.
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But the bipartisan whiplash in the Senate has been especially striking.
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"We're not within striking range of their nuclear weapons," he said.
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It is striking that Vance decided to stop pursuing the investigation.
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"That that income would get reduced further is striking," he said.
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They were charged with striking, inciting violence and intimidating security forces.
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Progressive left-wing parties are striking absent from the political landscape.
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He allowed three hits and no walks while striking out four.
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And Mr. Biden and Mr. Bloomberg are each within striking distance.
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She did pull within striking distance of Joe Biden in Iowa.
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Lundqvist finished the series with striking statistics: a save percentage of .
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What was striking about this specific area were all the scars.
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He then began firing through the door, striking the two officers.
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Wood surrendered five runs and nine hits while striking out three.
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Her strapless, satin, column gown was striking amongst all the black.
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It's a debut as stark and striking as the Maine landscape.
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Your Everest traffic jam photograph — it's a striking and important image.
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But the differences between then and now may be more striking.
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Matz allowed four hits and three walks while striking out seven.
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That's a striking contrast to the signs of a strong economy.
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It was the weird congruence in team philosophies that was striking.
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Despite Snap's challenges, some analysts are striking a more upbeat tone.
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The coin design was striking and simple, highlighting the country's wildlife.
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The emphasis isn't on hyping new products or striking business deals.
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Additionally, its ever-improving missile capability is extending its striking distance.
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He gave up two runs on two hits, striking out four.
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They influenced policy by striking political fear into members of Congress.
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Their determination to make something of their lives was truly striking.
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Poncedeleon, 26, allowed only three walks while striking out three Monday.
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Morton allowed five hits and two walks while striking out three.
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The negative reaction has been swift and striking and somewhat surprising.
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The lack of empathy and myopic view of masculinity was striking.
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Striking every launcher before it could be used would be difficult.
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The teachers have been striking for three weeks in a row.
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Every week, she posted a picture of herself striking on Instagram.
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The breadth of the dishonesty was as striking as the frequency.
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The courts are reviewing executive orders, striking down some, upholding others.
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In a world of Hollywood perfection, his painful awkwardness is striking.
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He allowed four hits and three walks while striking out five.
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In a striking political gambit, Booker, backed up by Democratic Sen.
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One striking piece looks like President Trump playing on a seesaw.
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And so far, most vulnerable Republicans are striking a defiant tone.
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The major indexes were within striking distance of their record highs.
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Shots were apparently fired from the delivery vehicle, striking the victim.
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Board of Education of Topeka, striking down government-sanctioned racial segregation.
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ET (1646 GMT), after striking an 103-week high at $53.64.
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When so many kids are striking, we're stopping the whole system.
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He allowed five runs on six innings while striking out four.
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Striking a blow for democracy and inclusion was not his department.
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The race bears striking similarities to the 85033 fight between Reps.
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The quiet was disturbed by the sound of chisels striking stone.
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The first round missed, striking the wall to the man's left.
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A more striking difference was seen with the poll participant's age.
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Stocks entered Tuesday's session within striking distance of their record highs.
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Despite his blistering personality, what's striking about Louis is his humility.
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The kick was inches away from success, striking the left upright.
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Evans has given non-racial reasons for striking black potential jurors.
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In a striking role reversal, fathers give birth instead of mothers.
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While his images are often striking, the production has its excesses.
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President Trump's notes got a striking edit in Sharpie on Thursday.
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But this week, he has shown his support for striking teachers.
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The most striking was "Ambition," a precociously skeptical and wounded song.
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The difference between the two is striking without being immediately comprehensible.
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My ball-striking, I've always regarded as a strength of mine.
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The most striking aspect of the release was Mr. Trump's weight.
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For now though, Mr. Bezos is striking a blow for everyone.
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His ball striking has looked as crisp and powerful as ever.
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The difference between immigration policy preferences and the others is striking.
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He headed to the locker room after striking out Rougned Odor.
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He had thrown 12 innings, striking out eight and walking four.
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Across the building, Ms. Peoples-Stokes was striking a similar note.
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One of the most striking upsets happened in Kentucky in May.
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And that's why there's such a striking pattern of wrongful convictions.
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What do you find striking about the way they watch movies?
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The most striking of these, to my eye, began in 1992.
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Kasowitz argued: The implications for the rule of law are striking.
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There's something about it that's striking (and not just the snake).
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But what's most striking is how the whole film comes together.
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So it's a wonderful story about everyday people kinda striking back.
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Regarding the story itself, this title reflects a rather striking contrast.
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ANOTHER VEHICLE RAN THROUGH A SECURITY CHECKPOINT, STRIKING 2 POLICE OFFICERS.
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But let us not under-rate the striking of Nurmagomedov altogether.
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He walked a season-high five batters while striking out three.
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The sheer gravity of "Striking Vipers" is surprising, given the lunatic video game playfulness of the Striking Vipers world itself and the potential to play all of this with a heightened sense of revved-up drama.
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This induced it to make "systematic errors"—like always striking too shallowly to hit a target, or always striking to the right of a target—which indicated that they saw the world the way we did.
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It is dangerous to keep playing up the striking chops of one fighter when it was in equal parts their own skill and the inability of his or her opponent which made the striking look slick.
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Walker lost control of the bus and swerved off of the roadway to the right, striking an elevated driveway and mailbox, swerved to the left and began to overturn, striking a telephone pole and a tree.
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If you are out-landing an opponent by almost one hundred percent, it is safe to say that you are out-striking them because the art of striking is about landing blows and avoiding the same.
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Then, in April, Kim Jong-un of North Korea released a propaganda video of his army striking the Capitol; over the summer he tested intercontinental ballistic missiles that may be capable of striking the East Coast.
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No, I get that, but I think one of the things I've found striking, and I continue to find striking is, every woman had a story, and every good man was surprised, you know what I mean?
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"A combination of taking away their ability to earn money by striking oil and taking away the money that they have on hand by striking the Daesh cash really puts the squeeze on them," Colonel Warren said.
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But it was striking because in that same conversation where people said I'm bullish on this or cautiously optimistic on that, it was striking how much concern business leaders in my district expressed around immigration and trade.
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He allowed only two hits and three walks while striking out five.
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In 1996, it sank after striking a shallow coral reef off Egypt.
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And of course there's Blue Ivy, her daughter, striking a beautiful pose.
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The panda's black-and-white pelage certainly makes for a striking logo.
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The historic downtown already presents a striking contrast to its former self.
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Bolt is also seen striking his signature victory pose in the video.
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Martinez gave up seven runs on six hits while striking out five.
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Nicolino is striking out more batters but also walking more this year.
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Silicon Valley is once again striking out at Donald Trump's immigration policy.
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He says that's when Carter got physically aggressive -- "striking and choking" Carden.
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And the footage doesn't show the teen striking the officer, police said.
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The difference is fairly striking if you know to look for it.
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This final moment is meant to be a striking coup de théâtre,
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Unfortunately, "Striking Vipers" doesn't carry the same emotional weight of its predecessor.
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Davies scattered six hits and walked a pair while striking out four.
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Neris worked around two hits in the ninth inning, striking out three.
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Now, though, D&D is in the midst of a striking comeback.
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Hence these enjoyable and often striking finds are seldom joyous or scintillating.
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No freak winter storms, no striking baggage handlers, no collapsing computer systems.
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The key, however, is striking the delicate balance between style and functionality.
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STEVEs bear a striking resemblance to auroras, but with some important differences.
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But despite its striking appearance, much of this is actually quite ordinary.
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Believing they were undervalued, Joel and Smith left without striking a deal.
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Its most striking characteristic, however, is its darkly mottled or reticulated skin.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump strongly supported striking or revising the rule.
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A comparison of the figures along racial lines is even more striking.
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What do you think are the most striking findings in your report?
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"It's something so simple, but the colors are so striking," Oefner says.
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It's striking how differently Bale and Ronaldo seem to view international football.
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Probably not bad to see the sell side striking a sober tone.
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He pitched a scoreless seventh inning, walking two and striking out one.
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The most striking wardrobe option is probably this pair of $49 leggings.
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That's what makes the Trump-Putin call on March 20 so striking.
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That's a striking difference from the national 85 percent of young graduate.
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There are no prosthetics here, but the transformation is no less striking.
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He gave up five hits and no walks while striking out two.
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A blonde model was on his right, striking out with a whip.
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Lester escaped further damage by striking out Joseph to end the inning.
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And, Curtice said, Labour has to contend with Jeremy Corbyn's striking unpopularity.
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The challengers argued that DOJ's letter "bears striking similarities" to Hofeller's study.
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He gave up four hits and three walks while striking out three.
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Mets pitchers tied a big league record by striking out 153 batters.
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It is striking that some doctors employ such homeopathic doses of logic.
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At least one officer then fired his handgun multiple times, striking Lewis.
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The jewelry is classic yet striking; dainty but still packing a punch.
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Tuesday, striking seven of the eight victims before crashing into a tree.
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On July 25th, the gloves came off with striking pilots in Dublin.
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It is striking that such great changes have not caused more disquiet.
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We also collected striking photos that show the aftermath of the storm.
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Shields then walked Naquin before striking out Almonte to end the inning.
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Still, it's striking how well her somewhat trollish predictions have held up.
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Then see a striking monochrome outfit featuring our spring color crush, red.
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EK: Is there a story that you remember striking you with force?
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A second bright spot is that good management can produce striking improvements.
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Isn't a big part of sports just striking fear into your opponent?
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The contrast with the EU's institutions, and the larger capitals, is striking.
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This is exactly what Rogers does, often (not always!) with striking success.
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Integrating the orchestra into the dramaturgy was a striking and bold decision.
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What's most striking about these artists, though, is not what they sing.
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Trump signed the bill striking down the background check rule on Feb.
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A very good night of fights, especially if you like clinical striking.
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The photographs are bittersweet, striking a perfect combination of joy and somberness.
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He fired through the door, striking Campos in the upper right thigh.
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She presents an equally striking example of the way these constraints work.
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Today is International Women's Day, and women across the country are striking.
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"We've been striking for so long, we wanna stop that," they continue.
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What sets it apart, for me at least, is its striking design.
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One of the most striking things about the game is Senua herself.
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The return of striking Verizon workers added 35,000 to the jobs total.
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The striking improvement in Wuhu's property market has echoes around the country.
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Two striking eyes stare directly at all visitors to Google's homepage today.
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Video footage appears to show him striking a Siberian tiger 20 times.
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But his most striking feature might just be his perpetually twisting arms.
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Perhaps most striking, Ms Le Pen softened her position on the euro.
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"Striking Vipers" operates more like a calm conversation in a therapist's office.
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The plan is even more striking for the issues that it ducks.
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French railways were paralysed this spring by striking train drivers and conductors.
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For those seeking same-sex partners the swing is even more striking.
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A deeper relief corps could have kept the game within striking distance.
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His statement was a striking one among House Republicans defensive of Trump.
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The parallels to the bad old days of political corruption are striking.
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He gave up 10 hits and two walks while striking out five.
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But perhaps most striking are the myriad pictures and carvings of woodpeckers.
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This striking difference has to do with the status claimed by females.
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Whatever the intellectual merits of these arguments, one striking comparison immediately occurs.
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But Michigan's intervention in Flint, an impoverished city, provides a striking counterexample.
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Other people, though, have used the technique to find more striking results.
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But the most striking thing about the game is how it looks.
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McMaster's public record for the past 25 years has been pretty striking.
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HE COMMENTED ON MANY TOPICS, INCLUDING STRIKING A TRADE DEAL WITH CHINA.
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Yet the poignancy of the relationship has become much more striking lately.
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Trump also supported striking out the mandate in the Senate tax bill.
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The striking new structure now covers more than 1303 million square feet.
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That's what makes the images from Trump's summit with Kim so striking.
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From Venezuela to Hungary, these reversals reveal striking similarities (see International section).
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What's immediately striking is how flat and cheap it appears to be.
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The recent rise in left-wing populism has been just as striking.
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It was striking how obviously thin Trump's knowledge of the issue was.
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Grace Kelly's granddaughter bears a striking resemblance to the Old Hollywood icon.
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What was striking was his tone: pessimistic, angry, sneeringly and unsmilingly fascistic.
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And the variety of films drawn from the printed page is striking.
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My ball striking was really good, I had a lot of opportunities.
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He gave up four hits and three walks while striking out one.
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Inside the gym, the muted thud of leather gloves striking punchbags resumes.
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Sanchez gave up four hits and three walks while striking out seven.
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Botswana's high court legalised gay sex, striking down a colonial-era prohibition.
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The swiftness with which a deal was announced on Saturday was striking.
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Companies striking deals recently have included pipeline operators American Midstream Partners AMID.
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He allowed just three hits and three walks, while striking out three.
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McDonald's workers are striking in part to try to lower those numbers.
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Moss also highlighted the phone's striking rectangular design and mint color scheme.
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Samardzija gave up five hits and two walks while striking out six.
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Unfortunately for Hamilton, Abdurakhimov's pinpoint striking was simply too much to handle.
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The right-hander was nearly perfect, walking one and striking out four.
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They bear a striking resemblance to cetaceans, such as dolphins and whales.
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Restoring it will involve striking a delicate balance between compassion and control.
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I will be striking on Wednesday March 8 on behalf of women.
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He gave up seven hits and a walk while striking out two.
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It was OLPC's most striking technological innovation — and it was pure vaporware.
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He gave up six hits and two walks while striking out four.
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Actress Sarah Hyland, shared a striking side-by-side picture on Instagram.
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The wounded officers returned fire, striking Vance at least twice, Dougherty said.
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We're striking because we so frequently find our basic rights under attack.
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The amount of public space in between the buildings is also striking.
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Only then does it expect the coalition to stop striking Yemeni cities.
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Gsellman allowed just three hits and two walks while striking out eight.
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It was a striking image; it came from the East Village Eye.
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A final decision about striking down the law is set for July.
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The other striking thing about Trishal is the abundance of drinking water.
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They're really jokes, they've only just starting striking at four months old.
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In recent months he has disappointed conservatives in two striking abortion rulings.
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It was a striking contrast with the same meeting a year earlier.
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Linking HIV to Cancer The parallels between HIV and cancer are striking.
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Chacin gave up two hits while striking out six and walking four.
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What was striking was the acquiescence of most pro-Brexit Tory MPs.
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The tale of trade in services, especially tourism, is even more striking.
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Workers at Berlin's Tegel and Schoenefeld airports are striking from 4 a.m.
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I use this as an excuse to visit that striking ringed planet.
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Now it's years later and she's striking out in the romance department.
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Standing roughly six-inches tall, the figures are striking for their realism.
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And, most striking of all, the loner is now anything but alone.
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"Let's put our minds together on striking a deal," Michel Barnier said.
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He gave up four hits and one walk while striking out six.
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He allowed two hits, four walks and four runs, striking out four.
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He gave up six hits and three walks while striking out four.
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Still, it was striking to see the degree of variation across cultures.
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Six Braves pitchers combined to walk eight batters while striking out 10.
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He allowed three hits (all singles) and three walks, striking out eight.
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Baldwin himself has a deeply expressive, striking face that Schapiro photographs beautifully.
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It's just a matter of striking the right balance, which RSS provides.
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It even spread back to Russia, striking the state oil company Rosneft.
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Striking driving-enthusiast mobile off the list, I turned to the tech.
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Civilization VI continues that honorable tradition, striking balance between fresh and familiar.
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The striking image is a departure from Bruce Gilden's normally grating portraiture.
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Are the characters in "Striking Vipers" based off of Mortal Kombat characters?
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The night of "Ascension" is one Islam's most mystical and striking themes.
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Then you noticed Google's striking new look today, and now you're here.
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Most striking, though, is how little the university spends on actual instruction.
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The bold brushstrokes and use of color makes for very striking images.
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Amazon's stock was also within striking distance of reaching $1,000 per share.
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More striking was the improvement in how men spent their golden years.
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Those striking are all employed by contractors, the company and union said.
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" They also say Withey "never admits to striking [Summers] out of anger.
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He gave up five runs on six hits while striking out five.
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Also, most people want to see traditional martial arts -- packed with striking.
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But "the strength of this association is striking," Perry said by email.
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He gave up five hits and walked two, while striking out eight.
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Opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has offered to picket alongside striking workers.
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Striking workers will start rallying in central Athens at around 0800 GMT.
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The symbolism was striking, and it wasn't lost on the young plaintiffs.
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Laxton's Moonlight images are the most striking and painterly of the year.
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"Multiple officers fired at the suspect, striking him multiple times," Bratton said.
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It's striking how differently congressional Republicans sound from Republicans off the Hill.
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Smith (5-23) allowed four hits and two walks, striking out five.
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The images were only reproductions in a catalogue, but were quite striking.
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Claudio then preserved the one-run lead by striking out Michael Conforto.
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In a bakery far, far away — a striking nebula cake was made.
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The Lite will launch in three striking colors: yellow, gray, and turquoise.
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His 261 points at the break kept San Antonio within striking distance.
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What better way to celebrate Pride month than with this striking Babadildo.
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But Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk took things a striking step further.
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One of them, in particular, was striking: April Harris' Grand Jury Testimony.
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Strasburg gave up seven hits and no walks while striking out four.
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The most striking changes happened in North America, South Korea and Europe.
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But what was perhaps most striking was how little substance there was.
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Were there challenges involved in recreating other people's striking for Project Phosphorescence?
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A striking, off-the-shoulder dress that is both ethereal and sleek.
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Syndergaard allowed just two hits and three walks while striking out 10.
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What is striking is that investors aren't giving them a harder shove.
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He gave up one hit and no walks while striking out nine.
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He allowed five hits, two walks and one run, striking out four.
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But what they argue about—and what they do not—is striking.
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It then sped into the crowd, striking multiple people before backing up.
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He pitched two innings Saturday and allowed one run, striking out three.
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It's a horrible thing to see so much tragedy striking one family.
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The Supreme Court agreed, striking down the amendment's restrictions on federal officeholders.
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A president striking back at his investigators is not a new phenomenon.
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Reading Menand's piece today, as Trump negotiates with Kim, reveals striking parallels.
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The contrast is equally striking when it comes to attitudes toward Muslims.
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Now he is striking out 21 batters for each one he walks.
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Many use marble, glass, granite, and ceramics to create their striking interiors.
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Ross lasted 5 1/3 innings, striking out three and walking five.
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Eventually, you'll start feeling more comfortable striking up and maintaining interesting conversations.
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There are two things that are striking about Plank's initial business model.
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And the US has become increasingly bold in striking out against Huawei.
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Werdum's striking was herky-jerky, but his constant aggression was a killer.
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"I think if you're not striking out, you're not growing," he says.
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Those with striking features that might be deemed "weird" in another setting.
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It Comes at Night makes a number of striking moves with genre.
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In the private sector, striking a deal means everyone comes out ahead.
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He allowed only one hit and one walk while striking out two.
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What, beyond striking vignettes and delectable anecdotes, is "The Brazen Age" about?
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This is one of the things that's striking about this tariff decision.
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The parallels between the two cases aren't exact, but they are striking.
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Amazon has been striking deals with automakers to bring Alexa to cars.
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Sanders, Corbyn and Tsipras; Trump and Le Pen: The parallels are striking.
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Arrieta (2-0) allowed three runs and eight hits, striking out six.
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A striking woman greeted him and pointed toward a green padded door.
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Darwin Barney reached first base on a wild pitch after striking out.
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Also striking is the fact that Italian presidents are not popularly elected.
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It's fascinating to dial through the content, and the visuals are striking.
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He enjoys striking up conversations with strangers and engages people whenever possible.
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What is striking, though, is that Mr. Cruz decided to tap Mrs.
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