" And they suddenly started dancing, doing "A Chorus Line.
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We looked at each other and suddenly started to laugh.
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It suddenly started devouring their crops in the early 2000s.
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People "suddenly started talking about race and religion", sometimes abusively, online.
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" That is when we suddenly started to hear about "the letter.
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Mr. O'Brien suddenly started appearing in Facebook feeds across the country.
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There's a reason you suddenly started seeing Valentino Rockstuds everywhere, after all.
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He suddenly started rambling on about this startup he was involved in.
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Deaths from stimulant drugs, notably cocaine and meth, have suddenly started increasing.
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Seventeen-year-old Alana McMullen suddenly started feeling ill after the holiday season.
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We were outside with his service dog when it suddenly started to rain.
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I don't see Scoot as much, but I suddenly started to see them.
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After Putin came to power, the rest of the world suddenly started considering us.
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Within a week, however, bees suddenly started dying at several locations across the country.
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Our 13-year-old now has suddenly started texting, he's texting, which is interesting.
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Within a week, however, bees suddenly started dying at several locations across the country.
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Last week, BuzzFeed News noticed that the now-removed pages had suddenly started sharing LifeZette.
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I suddenly started to wonder what I might be missing out on by not switching.
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We're told the ex suddenly started hitting up A-Rod for larger amounts of money.
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Feelings I'd ducked or anesthetized for decades with substances suddenly started to surface with an overwhelming ferocity.
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As Jane West, I was able to act instinctively when my dreams suddenly started to become realities.
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Have you ever learned a new word, and then suddenly started hearing that word everywhere you went?
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Then he suddenly started getting into that gear and that last 50 yards I could not believe.
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If a slower runner suddenly started pounding the pavement more, friends responded by upping their own routines.
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All was well until a couple of weeks later, when he suddenly started vomiting bright red blood.
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Researchers reported last year that a section of Greenland's ice sheet suddenly started melting 80 percent faster.
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I suddenly started noticing that I was getting a lot of Twitter notifications from this one guy.
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The man explained how, a couple of weeks earlier, he suddenly started feeling nauseated after he ate.
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Long dormant, inflation expectations suddenly started to rise and triggered a sell-off in the Treasury market.
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I'm trying very hard not to get distracted by people who suddenly started cropping up with other storylines.
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In November 2017, his channel suddenly started uploading videos again — albeit without Wilton in front of the camera.
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And it would create a supply problem if breweries suddenly started sourcing all their equipment domestically, Sawczuk said.
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I'm scared that someone bought me followers, because my number of followers just suddenly started to go up.
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Surprisingly, once I whittled down my Instagram stalking, my favorite app suddenly started to feel like a chore.
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Then, workers suddenly started putting up barbed wire fences on the plot of land directly behind her house.
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One night, sitting at a restaurant with my family, I found myself getting tired and suddenly started crying.
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As we reported, Flav says the guy accused him of dissing his mother ... and suddenly started throwing haymakers.
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Muhammad Safdar, 0003, who lives near Mirpur, said he was in his house when it suddenly started shaking.
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Then, 2 hours later, her left nostril suddenly started to bleed, and she developed swelling around her left eye.
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We asked when Shine/Rainbow suddenly started to work with the ad industry rather than combatting it — and why.
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But if this number suddenly started rising, that's when it's time to worry about the economy hitting the skids.
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When the news about the risk of deportation broke in August, Salimullah suddenly started getting visitors at his shop.
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"[H]e caught me off guard, put his hand on my thigh, and suddenly started kissing me," she wrote.
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But then, early in 2016, fares suddenly started to fall, according to data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
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Even if more prosecutors suddenly started seeking the death penalty, the results would likely not be good for them.
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She went right in and started highlighting the terrifying reality of the situation, and the nerves suddenly started kicking in.
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WASHINGTON — Breaking a decade-long silence, Justice Clarence Thomas on Monday suddenly started asking questions from the Supreme Court bench.
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Square's new cryptocurrency connection ignited its stock, which surged to new highs and suddenly started trading in lockstep with bitcoin.
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The Ride Along 2 star also says she was initially oblivious to the rumors – until family members suddenly started reaching out.
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" Harri, according to Ashford&aposs Facebook post, was playing with the sand for roughly an hour, when he "suddenly started screaming.
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He compared Maxim to the equivalent of a C-student who suddenly started getting B pluses and an occasional A minus.
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What if the exploded bodies, the dismembered body parts, suddenly started to appear in our most beloved, sacred places of repose?
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Years after Gisela Juarez underwent her second nose job, her nose suddenly started growing bigger and became painful to the touch.
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During the 1990s, one man who used to step off the elevator whenever she stepped on suddenly started greeting her warmly.
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"I guess I'll just be a few lines," she said, and I suddenly started to feel guilty about my rental mother.
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The argument escalated as two men suddenly started firing into the crowd, hitting four individuals in their teens and 3103s before fleeing.
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"I almost was vindicated when the same administration in Washington suddenly started to speak about Russian involvement in the election," Saakashvili said.
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In 230, he recalls, when fracking was flooding America with cheap natural gas, huge cargoes of American coal suddenly started floating past.
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When hundreds of computers at Lockheed Martin's office in Orlando suddenly started crashing, Carpenter and his team got on the next flight.
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Bloomberg who'd been waiting in the wings for a couple of months, suddenly started scoring endorsements as an emergency "Stop Bernie" figure.
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"My heart suddenly started to beat BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, drowning out all other sounds," Turner writes of meeting Bach, according to The Mail.
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The visitors then suddenly started to dominate possession and it was no surprise when lively substitute Yussuf Poulsen netted in the 69th minute.
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Everything was looking great, and the numbers were up every year the company released a new phone—until it suddenly started to stall.
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The 23-year-old mother of three was getting ready to pay at the checkout counter when she suddenly started experiencing extreme stomach pains.
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With her own comments front and center, Cooper suddenly started getting more attention, which led to harmful and explicit replies to her own posts.
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It was the second time I had met up with him, but he suddenly started behaving weirdly so I eventually had to sneak out.
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What were once just fun (and often dangerous) toys for overgrown kids have suddenly started to look a lot more ready for everyday use.
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In 2016, they monitored thousands of Twitter accounts that suddenly started using bots, or automated accounts, to spread salacious stories about the Clinton family.
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"We were blown away by the number of students who suddenly started playing Kodable for the &aposHour of Code&apos that week," said Huebner.
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White Democrats suddenly started expressing dramatically higher levels of concern about racial inequality and discrimination, while showing greater enthusiasm for racial diversity and immigration.
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Partway through the flight, as the plane climbed higher and the air got thinner, some of the plane's 166 passengers suddenly started to feel sick.
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Rather than pinning the day's most anticipated moment on the slim chance that things suddenly started working, they're just giving Lugia to anyone in attendance.
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"A few years ago, people suddenly started paying attention to the incredible progress [the Chinese] government was making," Space Angels CEO Chad Anderson told CNBC.
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When Berrettini's phone suddenly started exploding with calls and text messages, he knew that Monfils had lost and that he was in the ATP Finals.
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Macaw does the same thing for users, too – that is, it shows you if a number of people have suddenly started following someone, for example.
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Though the plans for Figment had been drafted months before, residents suddenly started to worry that the island was not ready for another large festival.
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"I think a lot of people who'd never heard of the band suddenly started listening, and they gained a much more mainstream audience," says Clarke.
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Dylan Paul, a student at All Saints Elementary in Bay City, told CBS affiliate WNEM that teacher Karen Renko suddenly started doing the universal choking sign.
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Add in the Jets' defense having suddenly started to produce turnovers (five in the past three games) and Cincinnati seems destined to continue its losing streak.
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About halfway through working on the series, the FaceApp aging filter suddenly started trending on social media, which made me think more about the work's themes.
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HNA has not "suddenly started to liquidate assets", said Zhao, who added the company has been disposing of non-core businesses in line with group strategy.
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In 2007, that suddenly started to change, and his work took on a more conspiratorial, hyperbolic tone, culminating in stuff like the Obama selfie stick tweet.
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He figured out his wife had resumed an affair she had ended years earlier when the guy suddenly started showing up in his People You May Know.
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Some of the Emily Nelsons on social media have caught on to Lively and are wondering, publicly, why the well-known actress has suddenly started following them.
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Photo: Mark Lennihan (AP Images)A popular extension has disappeared from Google's Chrome Web Store days after it suddenly started spamming users with annoying pop-up ads.
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When Obama was elected in 2008, the left had a much better chance to influence foreign policy, the funding and activist energy suddenly started to dry up.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell set the tone for his caucus in a tweet Wednesday -- several days after Trump suddenly started attacking McCain, who died in August.
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The Balkan route to Europe from Syria via Turkey closed in 2016, so it has been a big surprise that so many refugees have suddenly started turning up.
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Her influence was seen everywhere from the cartoons of her that suddenly started appearing on TV to the way her sons were promoted and moved up the ranks.
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The headline, as captured by an amused Chrissy Teigen, however, kind of made it look like the basketball player had suddenly started moonlighting as a celebrity divorce attorney.
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"That's the only logical reason I can think of for why they've suddenly started caring about an app/program that's been available since 2016," replied another Facebook employee.
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The murder of 10 innocent people and this Facebook post have suddenly started a mainstream discourse on what incels are, what they believe—and how to appease them.
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Though I never told them myself, after a while they also figured out I was a congressman (and suddenly started going out of their way to be polite).
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Welcome to Name Drop, your guide to the faces you've suddenly started seeing all over the the news — or those you're about to hear a lot more about.
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It's as though, with the finality of his life coming into view, Fischl has realized how much is at stake and suddenly started paying attention to his feelings.
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Check out the vid ... Shelah had no idea what was about to go down but she definitely was suspicious ... because Beyonce's "Formation" suddenly started blaring from the speakers.
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A few weeks after the attacks, she was in the grocery store shopping when a little boy behind her in the aisle suddenly started to run in the other direction.
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Alongside this lineage she also includes a set of strangers: A group of Le Roy girls who in 2011 suddenly started twitching, exhibiting Tourette's-like symptoms without an obvious cause.
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People suddenly started to care about the Syrian war and the refugees, in ways that the statistics of hundreds of thousands of deaths had not led them to pay attention to.
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One night at the compound where my 500-person V.I.P. delegation was staying in Arafat, I was working when the men suddenly started kneeling in a large, air-conditioned, carpeted room.
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But when he started to criticize you, your message changed, and you suddenly started to portray him as the voice of the Washington cartel, and suggested he would do the Democrats' bidding.
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And it's not just TV — earlier this week, several popular Instagram meme accounts suddenly started posting pro-Bloomberg images as part of a campaign push to target younger, social-media-friendly voters.
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Butler missed 10 of his first 323 shots, but when the Chicago Bulls needed their star most, the shots that had missed their mark most of the night suddenly started to fall.
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"Some marketers, in their quest to cash in on the situation, suddenly started hoarding products," the state oil firm said in a statement, again calling on motorists not to panic buy fuel.
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Greenland's ice sheet, which would raise global sea levels by 25 feet if it all melts, has seen portions reach a tipping point where they have suddenly started melting 80 percent faster.
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Often, it spilled out physically, in shaking and tears: Hope d'Amore suddenly started sobbing in the middle of a Neiman Marcus in Texas; Dawn Dunning at her kitchen table in Los Angeles.
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In America, where cars are an important part of the national psyche, a decade ago people had suddenly started to drive less, which had not happened since the oil shocks of the 1970s.
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These strong currents in Chinese culture might go some way to explaining why an already soccer-mad country suddenly started to import better players with established names into its unironically-named Super League.
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At around 425 GPa and 80 degrees above absolute zero (0 Kelvin, the temperature where all matter has the minimum amount of heat), the sample suddenly started absorbing all of the infrared radiation.
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Another study last year found that one section of Greenland suddenly started melting 80 percent faster, suggesting that the rate of thaw in parts of the Greenland ice sheet isn't steadily increasing, but surging.
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Gay rights worse than 'nuclear war' The problems began in early 2016, when a number of high-profile Indonesian politicians, including several government ministers, suddenly started to make unprompted attacks on Indonesia's LGBT community.
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Binge On is enabled by default, which means most T-Mobile customers suddenly started getting all video on their phones in the lower 480p resolution while using mobile data unless they specifically opted out.
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Tech Tip Q. My smartphone isn't that new, but it isn't that old either, and the battery has suddenly started to burn through a full charge much faster than it did a week ago.
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As an example, he says that Cyral could detect that someone has suddenly started scanning rows of credit card data, or that someone was trying to connect to a database on an unencrypted connection.
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In another stream of consciousness digression, Trump suddenly started pondering his prospects in his own re-election race, wondering what a bad showing in November would portend for his hopes of a second term.
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Russia, already humiliated by its reduced influence since the collapse of the Soviet Union, feeling threatened by democratic movements along its borders, suddenly started reasserting authoritarian control and in some cases meddling with its neighbors.
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Nor can they have missed the fact that public figures of all sorts including Gwyneth Paltrow, Harry Styles and Rihanna have suddenly started sporting (yes, I meant to use that word) clothes in said colors.
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But it also brought out the best in everyone: Broadway performers put on impromptu street shows, good Samaritans stopped to direct traffic, and an evacuated Carnegie Hall concert suddenly started in the middle of the street.
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The treasury secretary in an interview with Bloomberg on Tuesday declined to comment on whether the 10 percent tax cut for the middle class the president suddenly started talking about before the 2018 midterms actually exists.
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Archaeologist Morag Kersel, a professor at DePaul University who studies Middle Eastern antiquities trafficking, has noted that incantation bowls suddenly started appearing in Jerusalem antiquities shops around 2003 — that is, the year the Iraq war began.
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Universities in Hamburg, Lüneburg and Tübingen confirmed that printers connected to their computer networks had suddenly started churning out the leaflets, most of them on Wednesday, the anniversary of Hitler's birth in Braunau, Austria, in 1889.
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In October last year, the month before India was due to host delegations from around the world at the biennial FCTC tobacco control conference in Delhi, tobacco-control officer Arora said he suddenly started getting traction.
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For example, if I, a lowly journalist at an internet company, suddenly started receiving $10,000 in wire transfers every week in addition to my (much smaller) biweekly direct deposits, this would be considered highly suspicious activity.
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LEVIN: And it&aposs hard to believe that&aposs the first time that he knew what was taking place unless they had an all-day meeting, in which they suddenly started telling him what&aposs taking place.
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Sitting down with her costars and best friends Jenni "JWoww" Farley and Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, the mom-to-be got emotional as she revealed her doctor had put her on bed rest after she suddenly started bleeding.
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I was there to interview him for a magazine story, but what I really wanted to know is why, after decades of lifting, my back had suddenly started to hurt during basic exercises like squats and deadlifts.
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It's impossible to talk about the trend towards lower-ABV beverages without mentioning the rise of "wellness," the idea that in the 2010s everyone suddenly started caring about what they put in and did to their bodies.
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The consistency that Bouzkova displayed early in the match suddenly started to fade and when Williams broke to go ahead 53-1 in the third set, it all but brought an end to the Czech's impressive Toronto run.
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I would be content to watch Melissa McBride and Lennie James goof around with computer-generated tigers, former zookeepers turned kings, and your college glee club for a few weeks, especially if they suddenly started jousting or something.
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To have gotten their jobs, they not only had to have track records of talking nonsense, but to have suddenly started talking completely different nonsense — reversing their long-held positions to curry favor with the Very Stable Genius.
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In 2014, Michael Shermer had a bizarre experience: An old radio from Germany that he had previously tried to fix and then abandoned while in the "on" position in a desk drawer suddenly started playing a love song.
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Like a lot of middle aged white dudes who suddenly started appreciating Kanye West 's rhymes, Trump supporters were excited to see someone who unabashedly rooted for the president, even if it was just an exercise in trolling liberals.
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Their business relationship quickly went sour though, as the producer's career suddenly started taking off based on the music he was releasing on his own label, and he began to make connections with a larger management company, 24 Management.
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But before I could try to elbow my way out more violently, the women suddenly started to move again, and by flattening myself against the wall of the abbot's residence I managed to stay put, forcing them to move around me.
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Trump said Congress would be putting forward a 10 percent tax cut for the middle class next week — a tax cut he suddenly started touting over the weekend and that actual members of Congress don't seem to know anything about.
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" -- January 893 speech to Evangelicals for Trump coalition launch Facts First: We can't fact check the sincerity of anyone's faith, but it's not even close to true that Buttigieg suddenly started proclaiming himself a devoted Christian "about two weeks ago.
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"Less than 5 minutes later, it happened again, another bomb let out a group of about 20 parachutes and the same thing happened... But because of the direction the wind was blowing, the parachutes suddenly started falling toward our village," he continued.
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The American eighth seed, in her first career meeting with Alexandrova, went down a break again and trailed 21-26 in the second but her serve suddenly started to click as she stormed back to 27-63 and from there raced home.
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We were originally tipped off to a possible acquisition by a reader who noticed that imoji's apps (one for iMessage stickers, and one for stickers for other text messages) suddenly started to note that Giphy Inc was the owner of the app.
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Sessions — who wasn't known in the Senate as a leader on foreign affairs — suddenly started meeting routinely with foreign ambassadors after he became an official adviser to the Trump campaign, and continued doing so in the months leading up to the presidential election.
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That's how I ended up at the Palace in the first place — I was seeking refuge when it suddenly started to pour (not the first or last time this would happen during my trip, though this was before Hurricane Matthew battered Florida).
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One night, zipped two to a sleeping bag and listening to the groaning ice, as Plaisted later told a reporter, the men were horrified when the ice pan they were camping on suddenly started to roar and rumble, as if coming to life.
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JaVale McGee suddenly started giving Aminu and Harkless the Tony Allen Treatment (this is where you just pretend a guy is not on the floor, and it has essentially turned non-shooting defenders like Allen into regular-season-only players at times).
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Five years ago, when Thrush and I were colleagues at Politico, I was in the same bar as Padró Ocasio's friend — perhaps the same booth — when he caught me off guard, put his hand on my thigh, and suddenly started kissing me.
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TORONTO — Kevin Anderson was about to unleash one of his sizzling serves on a practice court at the Rogers Cup this month when a funk-jazz band about 60 feet away suddenly started blaring at a remarkably high volume for a tennis tournament.
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Then again, the current transportation market — bent as it is on finally becoming profitable after sustaining years of losses, built on collectively billions of VC dollars, to grow — is consolidating rapidly, and many of the fiercest rivals have suddenly started combining as a result.
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These bumps were made up of between 23,000 and 240,000 cubic miles (100,000 to 1 million cubic kilometers) of magma, Byrnes says — which means that the mid-ocean ridges had suddenly started erupting more intensely than at any other point in 100 million years.
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One conclusion a lot of people have reached is that this country has suddenly started to care about drug addiction because opioid abuse in America largely affects white people—people who begin with a legitimate Percocet prescription and end up dead from heroin overdose.
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"Yep, the president may have run on an America First platform, and he's suddenly started to get very tough on trade with Canada, but that doesn't change the fact that right now, one of my favorite Trump stocks is a Canadian company," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"Yep, the president may have run on an America First platform, and he's suddenly started to get very tough on trade with Canada, but that doesn't change the fact that right now, one of my favorite Trump stocks is a Canadian company," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Despite taking only moderate social-distancing measures (the government recently asked people to "refrain" from getting together in big groups for cherry-blossom viewing parties), Japan has faced a surprisingly linear growth in cases — that is, until cases suddenly started accelerating in Tokyo earlier this week.
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The new mom opened up during a November episode of Family Vacation about a scary moment during her pregnancy, getting emotional as she explained to costars and best friends Jenni "JWoww" Farley and Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi that her doctor had put her on bed rest after she suddenly started bleeding.
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Charles Hodges, the U.S. mission commander for the 353rd Special Operations unit for the Air Force, told "CBS This Morning" as three of the SEALS made their way into chamber three of the cave they were told the pumps shut off for an "unknown reason," and that the water levels suddenly started rising.
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"I think hearing something that's out and out abusive, and describing unwanted physical contact — and what he described qualifies as an assault, what he described is violent — and I think that men suddenly started to understand that he wasn't just funny, he wasn't just saying what no one else would say," she says.
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Reports of accounts being deleted began to filter through on social media on Wednesday when WhatsApp account holders in other parts of India began to notice that friends and relatives they had not heard from since the internet blackout began on August 5 suddenly started to disappear from their contact lists, as first reported by BuzzFeed.
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And then over a period of time, as the audience developed and I had a conversation with them with comments and everything else, I suddenly started to realize, this is not just me building layers, it's like my team, which is my readers, actually having me think better about things which I should be thinking about through osmosis and conversation.
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"For all the millions of people that suddenly started to buy into tokens or Bitcoin, maybe 10 percent of them get it now, but that 10 percent of them are absolutely blown away by the potential of blockchain and decentralized systems," says Michael Casey, a senior adviser for the Digital Currency Initiative at MIT's Media Lab, on a panel about the future of programmable money.
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Although portions of the show are a bit outdated and cringeworthy—like when Carrie dated a bisexual guy and prodded him with questions as if he was an alien, or when Samantha dated a black guy and suddenly started to incorporate new slang into her everyday lingo—I look forward to sharing this show with my future daughter on a random summer afternoon some day.
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