The Vikings swooped him up and the rest is history.
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Apparently you guys broke up and I swooped right in.
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Ferriera ran in and swooped her away, just in time.
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Tampoco. Miguel swooped in and carried Mami down the hall.
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Acciari swooped in and fired a shot under Lehner's legs.
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It was at this point that Les Wexner swooped in.
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Dan suddenly swooped in and was put on the board.
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Centene, for example, has swooped into Obamacare's bald spots elsewhere.
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As the commandos swooped in, however, a firefight broke out.
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Silva swooped to score the second goal at the far post.
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But when animal disease detectives swooped in, they found something puzzling.
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McDavid swooped in, grabbed the puck and headed up the ice.
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But I was swooped up by these amazing queers and femmes.
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In the distance, a small bright light swooped closer: a cyclist.
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And when that didn't work, Vice President Mike Pence swooped in.
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Sulzberger himself swooped in a short time later with some clarity.
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In 2013 Spuds Ventures swooped in to take ownership of Spuds.
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Before "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" even aired on NBC, Netflix swooped in.
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It had been preparing a stock market flotation when TFG swooped.
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Democratic former President Barack Obama swooped in to boost the Democrats.
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I just swooped in and tweaked a few things of theirs.
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"Garrick swooped in because he felt I needed rescuing," she said.
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Suddenly, four birds swooped in to perch, two on each arm.
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It was a costly mistake — Priceline swooped in and turned Booking.
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Then she swooped in to receive Cecile's teary admission of unhappiness.
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Developers swooped in to add offices in new and rehabilitated buildings.
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Private businesses have swooped in to exploit the situation for profit.
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I sat down, everyone just swooped in, and we just started.
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Imagine if William died and Harry just swooped in and married Kate.
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After the march passed, two girls swooped in to scavenge the pennies.
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Police swooped and arrested them with the classified information in their possession.
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Last year, Microsoft swooped in with the launch of the Surface Studio.
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As soon as she did, a seagull swooped down and snatched it.
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Then the jerk swooped in on me and snatched my lobster roll!
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Safety T.J. Ward then swooped in to corral the ball for Denver.
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Fasten — which started in Boston in 2015 — swooped into the Austin opening.
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In the end, Amazon reportedly swooped in to outbid Walmart, on Thursday.
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Trump swooped into South Carolina on Monday night to boost an ally.
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There's the usual fare of VCs, startup hustlers and swooped-in execs.
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Her father silently swooped from the porch, hurtling toward his baby girl.
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Cedars swooped over a beach on the southern shore of North Lake.
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When they swooped their hair over, you could really see the movement.
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As I mulled this over, my husband swooped in and kissed me.
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Instead, on descending, she swooped forward unexpectedly, right over the audience's heads.
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They swooped down the mountain, over the hovels, the city, the bazaar.
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President Obama and Vice President Biden have swooped in to help Strickland.
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I have lots of colleagues that don't get swooped, looking out at me.
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He could be scary when he swooped down on a detail he demanded.
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It stormed and swooped through the audience pews before vanishing beyond the walls.
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Corporations have swooped in looking to buy the act wholesale (they haven't sold).
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Security swooped in on the Cruzes to keep them safe from unhappy delegates.
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Suvretta Capital swooped in and opened a new position, buying 2.7 million shares.
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Joan wore her hair swooped back, as was the fashion of the time.
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They're sturdier, with swooped wings on either side that conform around the buttocks.
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But dastardly assholes that they are, Uber swooped in and stole the idea.
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That the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) swooped underlines Deliveroo's dominance in Britain.
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The claim isn't that the Russians swooped in and stole the election wholesale.
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But Amazon swooped in, ultimately making a higher offer of around $7003 billion.
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Dave Szott, the team's director of player development, swooped in and separated them.
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Locations are updated every minute, so you probably won't get your bike swooped.
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Hornets guard Kemba Walker missed a jumper, and that's when Lee swooped in.
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But no worries, his lackey quickly swooped in to pick up the hoverboard.
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After he died, his sister swooped in and attempted to burn his negatives.
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That is until Fawn Weaver swooped into town and took up the cause.
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It wasn't just Moonlight that swooped in by surprise at an awards ceremony.
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Then Holly Solomon, another gallery owner, started circling and Ms. Boone swooped in.
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We're told she swooped the child up quickly and he was never unconscious.
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However, Kane swooped around the net and swept the rebound in on the backhand.
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So West Elm, and other low- to mid-range brands like CB2, swooped in.
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Business Insider's report suggested Cylance was preparing to go public until BlackBerry swooped in.
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Sensing an opportunity, GoPro swooped in, finalizing the deal in a matter of weeks.
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Earlier, elite police swooped on a Muslim center and several residences in northern France.
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The national Republican Party has swooped in to try to save Mr. Burr's bid.
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The Speaker swooped into action, grabbing the flag and pulling it up the flagpole.
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L, which was Britain's largest hostile bid since Kraft swooped on Cadbury in 2009.
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But then Klay swooped in, scooped up the ball, and fired off a shot.
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But when the Yankees swooped in and snagged him, the writing media mostly shrugged.
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Just a week after that, the Italian government swooped in to save another bank.
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The Patriots swooped in and got him for a fourth-round pick in 2007.
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It billowed and throbbed, tinkled and crashed, swooped and pealed around the grand space.
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After Hulu passed on its "Locke and Key" pilot in 2018, Netflix swooped in.
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"They didn't interview me," he whimpered as neighborhood women swooped in to console him.
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Alex Killorn swooped in and fired a centering pass to Cirelli atop the crease.
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Our sources say when Corey went through security, TSA swooped in and detained him.
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But Kane swooped around the net and swept the rebound in on the backhand.
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But Gavrikov swooped around the back of the net and put in the rebound.
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He barely broke stride as he swooped in and removed Mr. Plepler's name card.
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In June, Microsoft swooped in and bought GitHub, giving it a key developer code repository.
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Star Fox's allies often swooped in and out in an instant, but never felt contrived.
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That's when Cruz (or his social media guru) swooped in with the very relevant #viralcontent.
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He has swooped in and rescued these businesses and left them in a successful place.
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And Flippable isn't the only grassroots organization that's swooped in to respond to donors' desires.
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Eventually the cops swooped, catching the men red-handed with Lidl bags full of loot.
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The main financial index climbed 0.9 percent, recouping the previous session's losses, as investors swooped.
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A cold front from Canada has swooped south, bringing rain and relief from the heat.
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George held the suspect down while an undercover detective swooped in to arrest the suspect.
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Yes, moody and brooding budding model Anwar with the side-swooped bangs and big smile.
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Robots have trundled across the plains of Mars and swooped through the rings of Saturn.
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The Yankees swooped in to get Chapman, an All-Star reliever, at a sharp discount.
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In recent years, the authorities have sometimes swooped in by helicopter from the capital, Lima.
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Military helicopters swooped over the city, Juba, and armored vehicles rolled through streets, witnesses said.
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The DEA, along with the NYPD and Homeland Security, swooped in to make the arrests.
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Turkish forces swooped into northern Syria soon after, displacing thousands of Kurds and killing dozens.
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On the deserted edge of Freshkills on Staten Island, winged shadows swooped through night sky.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, swooped in, with scorn for city officials' promises of assistance to tenants.
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Both GOP groups also swooped in during the final days of the Kansas special election.
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Then, the cousin told her, governments forces swooped in and removed the bodies without explanation.
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In 2005, NASA's Cassini spacecraft first swooped in and stared at 313-mile-wide Enceladus.
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It was a done deal—until Texaco swooped in to claim the $10 billion prize.
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N, which swooped on Italy's Versace, are also trying to gain a foothold in luxury.
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As the agents switched on the equipment and began to collect data, Dutch authorities swooped.
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But huge food companies from the US have swooped in and bought all of them.
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Anadarko abandoned its takeover agreement with Chevron after Occidental swooped in with a more generous offer.
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Fire trucks, ambulances, and the police swooped in before Wolfe could explain that she was fine.
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Police also say ... agents swooped up 28 bags of crack and some ammunition during the raid.
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Then Cisco swooped in with a big fat check for $3.7 billion and plans changed quickly.
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Walmart has already swooped on companies it thinks will help it grow its e-commerce presence.
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His fast-acting wife, Kim Jung-A, swooped in and pulled the children from the room.
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In the late 1990s, a plucky purple dragon swooped onto the PlayStation and into our hearts.
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While they stood a few feet apart, Schwarzenegger swooped in, grabbed his wheels and took off.
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That's when another company swooped in and started selling essentially the same product, The Stress Cube.
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Soon after the Times published its story, a vocal group of Twitter users swooped into action.
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When they broke up ... you-know-who swooped again, and also had a kid with Joie.
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Previously, New Horizons swooped by Pluto in 2015, capturing the icy, mountainous world in unprecedented detail.
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Bartiromo swooped in to help, but her face registered a 2 on the sycophancy scale. 5.
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The Fed swooped in, offering $75bn-worth of overnight funding, and both rates came back down.
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But he swooped me up and held on tight, and I felt a tinge of recognition.
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On one play, he swooped past Hawks rookie John Collins with a left-handed hook shot.
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Glowing tiki torches lined road as Spam fans swooped on Spam burgers, Spam katsu, Spam manapua.
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Now, after all that, another Mexican chain has swooped in and stolen its die-hard fans.
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The Yankees swooped in and purchased him for $40,000, seemingly tying a bow on the matter.
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Alas, as soon as the happy couple and photographer arrived they were swooped by angry magpies.
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Wiz Khalifa just swooped a super modern pad -- and it only cost him a few mil.
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On the very first day, two gannets swooped in, Mr. Bell said by phone early Saturday.
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It swooped up another world's best award for its single cask malt whisky the following year.
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A rescue helicopter swooped overhead on the third day and flung out a box of biscuits.
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Memorable day: Hurricane Maria swooped into Puerto Rico in the middle of my college application process.
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In the second half, Han swooped through Brescia's penalty area and scored on a powerful header.
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But in a stunning operation that began late on July 3, 1976, Israeli commandos swooped in.
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On the other was Comcast (CMCSA), which swooped in with an offer for Sky in February.
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The party's co-founder, the comedian Beppe Grillo, has swooped in repeatedly to buck her up.
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But knowing he had a chance to undercut Cooper, Newman trusted his intuition and swooped inside.
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The fund swooped in just in time — a week later and it would have been too late.
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Nothing compares to when your edges are laid to perfection, swooped and swirled with an artist's precision.
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Seemingly overnight, the new business models have swooped in on the old-school taxi and limousine industry.
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Netflix also swooped up The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt after NBC passed on making the Tina Fey series.
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But Discord swooped in under its watch and has grown into a formidable alternative-in-the-making.
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Armed police swooped into the area and cordoned off streets surrounding the heart of Britain&aposs government.
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That evening, detectives swooped on his home, arresting him for planning to carry out a terrorist attack.
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When a major earthquake hit Haiti's capital in 2010, leaving 250,000 dead, international aid groups swooped in.
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I was only rescued from the beating by Kris, who swooped in and knocked Chase off me.
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A thieving-ass seagull had other ideas and swooped in to nab the sandwich away from her.
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She moved out from Birmingham, Alabama to pursue modeling and Patrick swooped in ... in about 5 seconds.
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Netflix swooped in with a promise to invest north of $6 million and stole the whole deal.
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Instead they swooped down over Mümliswil, four miles away, where a Yodeling festival was in full swing.
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The war pitted Muslim, Christian, and Druze communities against one another, and outside powers soon swooped in.
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The time arrived, the swoop was swooped, and the group got ready to head to the set.
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Sea gulls gave me the eye, and I was suspicious of the eagle that swooped too low.
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Back in 2015, NASA space probe Cassini swooped down to Saturn's moon Enceladus to taste its geysers.
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French helicopters swooped in to the rescue but left behind four Americans who had lost radio contact.
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A more prestigious publishing house swooped in within 48 hours and "American Psycho" became a best seller.
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"Skye just kind of swooped in and took care of everybody," said Mr. McCormick, who joined her.
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As the spacecraft swooped through the rings, it precisely measured the net gravitational pull at every point.
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She was willing to raise it, but another party swooped in and bought the apartment for $840,000.
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In the end, Singer's gamble that someone would top Buffett's offer paid off when Sempra swooped in.
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A cormorant ripped through the air inside the chute, then swooped up and over the control hut.
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Race-baiting conservatives then swooped in, he says, and the country was left the worse for it.
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The plane then swooped into the upper reaches of the atmosphere, 295,000 feet high, at supersonic speeds.
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NYPD swooped in on the location for a couple of reasons -- the first being the large crowd.
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The Arizona Cardinals cut him after the arrest -- and the Patriots swooped in and signed the guy.
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When friends realised what was going on, they swooped into my DMs to express their support and solidarity.
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I served honorably in Iraq and Afghanistan and this dude swooped in and took my name and face.
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His shot was denied, but Kovalchuk swooped in to send the puck into the net for the victory.
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Instead, Ford swooped in and announced in April that it was investing $500 million into the EV startup.
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In the end, Corden's colorful efforts were unsuccessful, especially when Patrick Dempsey swooped in and stole the show.
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It pulled Daniel out of the shadows, and he swooped in, making two Trump jokes along the way.
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His shot was denied, but Kovalchuk swooped in to send the puck into the net for the victory.
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"That's when I realized the seagull had swooped in and I hadn't even seen it coming," she said.
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Armed police have swooped on the area, cordoning off streets around Parliament Square, Millbank and Victoria Tower Gardens.
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This was not the result of an existing private rail corporation that swooped in to save mass transit.
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The mom and dad swooped in and took him away, so I tried playing with the other kid.
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Americans and Europeans swooped in to adopt supposed orphans, unaware that many had been stolen from their families.
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Police swooped down on a German anarchist club in Soho and rounded up Italians suspected of building bombs.
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Walmart was poised to buy online pharmacy start-up PillPack before Amazon swooped in with a higher offer.
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Hadid was renowned for her futuristic forms—her buildings swooped, curved, and undulated in dramatic and unusual ways.
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When both Mongeau and Paul were suffering from seriously bad PR, Dawson swooped in with a sympathetic docuseries.
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A least seedsnipe, a small gray-and-brown bird, one of Patagonia's most common, swooped down beside it.
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A few blocks away, when Deborah Berkowitz's 6-year-old son swooped in for a hug, she flinched.
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Finally, I needed a third flavor to end in O, and pistachio swooped in to save the day.
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Stralman swooped in from the right circle and fired for his first goal in more than 11 months.
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But a few months later, when they ended their vigil because of cold weather, the workers swooped in.
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From there, Google swooped in with its very own Google Assistant and Google Home smart speaker in 2016.
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Amber Ruffin and Jenny Hagel swooped in once again to save Seth Meyers from his own offensive jokes.
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Disappointment, however, came in the form of Sempra Energy, which swooped in with an offer of $9.45 billion.
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These weren't a bunch of out-of-towners who swooped in to uncover the secrets of the Boston archdiocese.
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Viewers of the live broadcast alerted police who swooped on an apartment in the city and detained the men.
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But Facebook swooped in to buy Instagram for a then-shocking $123 billion, and that's when the trouble started.
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She broke things off in March, and Haibon swooped right in with all sorts of letters and romantic gestures.
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According to the UN report, based on interviews with over 90 witnesses, the helicopters swooped down, firing rockets and .
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Last Friday, Serang's police swooped in and took away the food that she had prepared while she watched helplessly.
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It rolled off the tongue, swooped through the air and made sweet and melodious music in football fans' ears.
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The cops swooped in shortly after and arrested Cincinelli on suspicion of using interstate commerce for murder for hire.
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By some sheer miracle, a startup called the Impossible Project swooped in to save both the cameras and film.
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Before they could jump into action, a family on the Lady Pamela II had already swooped in to rescue.
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With that funding in hand, WeWork swooped up coding school Flatiron School and Meetup, both for an undisclosed amount.
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At some point the platforms and legacy media companies swooped in and swallowed up most of the good ones.
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It was Venom that swooped in earlier this October to set a new record, with an $80.3 million opening.
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You can actually see the birds in their cage having a fit when the predator swooped into the yard.
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" — Morgan (@morganknutson) October 12, 2018 "Google built the knowledge graph, and Facebook swooped in and built the social graph.
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Man, he was getting doors blown off but that I swooped in and suddenly he's back to be competitive.
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The struggling team had been poised to leave town when Mr. Kroc swooped in and bought it in 1974.
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In October, it swooped in to grab a majority stake in the struggling C Series program of Canada's Bombardier.
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After French troops swooped in to beat back the militants in Mali, Mr. Belmokhtar struck back in devastating fashion.
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In an operation led by France's domestic intelligence agency, police swooped on the teenager in Paris' eastern 20th arrondissement.
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Her own three children joined her, and Vice President Mike Pence even swooped in to field some questions too.
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A nearby crow soon swooped down upon the stuffed crow, crouching low, its wings spread wide and attempted intercourse.
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Wrong. Unglert swooped back onto the show and asked Miller-Keyes to run away from the beach with him.
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AS THE NAVY plane swooped low over the jungle, it dropped a bundle of devices into the canopy below.
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But there was a more troubling edge to Mikey's introspection, hidden behind the eyeliner and that perfectly swooped fringe.
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Since then, the displaced drivers say, unlicensed rogue vans have swooped in, scooping up customers from the old stop.
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After Trump appeared to soften his stance on China tariffs, aides swooped in to explain he wasn't backing down.
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Suddenly, there was a rush of air, and a hawk swooped down and snatched a crêpe off my plate.
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More recently, Russian troops swooped into northern Syria where U.S. forces had been working alongside Kurdish militias fighting ISIS.
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During one voyage, police swooped in after 14 migrants had been dropped off in a cove near Marsala, Sicily.
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In terms of -- we mentioned Schwab, TD. Schwab has clearly swooped for TD whilst they were at depressed price.
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But Neal swooped in, grabbed the puck back and fired a shot past Varlamov from the left faceoff circle.
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She lived with him till she was 6, when her parents swooped down and parceled her out somewhere else.
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As conditions allowed, swift-water rescue teams from out of state swooped in to assist local crews with evacuations.
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They swooped in on the meat processing plant where his father worked and rounded up scores of undocumented immigrants.
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AppDynamics was expected to be a bellwether for tech IPOs, but was swooped up by Cisco in the 11th hour.
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He swooped behind the net, came out from the corner and roofed a backhander behind Vasilevskiy for an unassisted goal.
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That Tuesday night, TD Ameritrade swooped in with a message from Omaha that it too would get rid of commissions.
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The car is a stunner, with a Tesla-esque windshield-sunroof hybrid, short hood, and swooped, coupe-like roof line.
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Mom then swooped in with her Risky Business-style slide to swoop up the children and surreptitiously close the door.
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Scientists aboard a NASA airplane swooped over some of Greenland's largest glaciers on Monday, spotting melted ice and raging rivers.
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As if that weren't enough, Hulu swooped in to take one of Netflix's budding stars, Froseth, from under its umbrella.
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Atop our virtual mounts we swooped and spun at terrifyingly high speeds, littering our journeys with corkscrews and barrel rolls.
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The IRS swooped in to beat back Intuit's competition, doing for Intuit what the company could not on its own.
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To placate your boredom, quite a few alternative, online-first brands have swooped in to offer creative and interesting solutions.
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It repeated a pattern in which Russia has swooped into African nations, hoping to reshape their politics for material gain.
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He was there photographing foxes when an eagle swooped in to steal the fox's dinner, snagging the fox as well.
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He had a very twerp-ish thing going on — all overly swooped hair and a super girly high-pitched voice.
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After receiving his test result, the city Health Department quickly swooped in and found the apartment rife with paint hazards.
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Kirk swooped in and renovated the building while trying to keep as much of the original infrastructure intact as possible.
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But federal agents who had been tipped off about a suspicious vehicle swooped in to arrest him and his passengers.
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The company has swooped up a number of frozen food brands over the past few years, including Findus and Iglo.
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The US Special Forces operators who swooped in on al-Baghdadi's compound came from several US outposts in the region.
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Helicopters swooped down nearby a few times and lines of people formed quickly when bottles of water were passed out.
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Greg Daniels dreamed of doing a family mockumentary spin-off, but then Modern Family swooped in with that same plan.
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But as the Phoenix entered an area near Thai waters, a Thai maritime patrol aircraft swooped low over the boat.
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In addition to the candidates' own fund-raising, the national parties and allied groups have swooped in with millions more.
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At 9:39, the helicopter swooped back to the south at 211,224 feet to trace Highway 211 west toward Camarillo.
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The LSE had owned Russell for just one year before TA Associates swooped in and paid $2.7 billion for it.
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Until GE Capital swooped in at the 11th hour and loaned Stack enough to keep the business up and running.
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Quine swooped in to the left of Grubauer and poked home the rebound into the empty corner of the net.
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A month later, federal agents swooped in and indicted Syed; his assistant, Darlene Row; and his brother-in-law, Shahab Mir.
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Then TCL swooped in, bought the rights to make new BlackBerry handsets, and gave the once mighty brand a second chance.
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Our law enforcement sources tell us Alec had a friend holding the spot for him, but the other man swooped in.
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Something must've been in their water, because a different ball boy swooped in pre-game and grabbed a selfie with Ronaldo.
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Rugged construction allowed the P-40s to withstand steep dives as they swooped down on Japanese fighter planes from high above.
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Scientists aboard a NASA airplane swooped over some of Greenland's largest glaciers in early May, spotting melted ice and raging rivers.
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Our sources say VH1 was the front-runner to nab the show, but BET swooped in with a much better offer.
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In May, police carried out their biggest raid so far when dozens of officers swooped on a constructions site in Stockholm.
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We were able to get within a few inches of the things before security swooped in and put up the ropes.
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So co-founder Wende Zomnir swooped in to fill in the gap, creating a cosmetics range that brought tons of edge.
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Feeling that women deserved to be as unencumbered as men, Coco Chanel swooped in to provide New Women more easygoing attire.
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Larsson swooped in from behind the net and tapped the puck in just before it would have crossed the goal line.
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Kanter, Adams, and Westbrook swooped in to grab every Thunder miss, and the oversized Thunder frontcourt pummeled San Antonio into submission.
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He was the school nutrition worker who often swooped in to pay for their lunches when they could not afford them.
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In 2012, when ZTE was losing money, the state-backed China Development Bank swooped in with a $20 billion financing agreement.
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" Audaciously and on his own initiative, the pilot, Chief Warrant Officer Hugh Thompson Jr., swooped down and landed the copter. "Mr.
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Eagles swooped with bright red dots of blood on their talons, while dolphins glistened and tigers pounced in operatic slow motion.
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The province of Ontario swooped in and took them from their parents, declaring that they had to be protected from exploitation.
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If a foreign buyer swooped in, it would also take one of Japan's few remaining semiconductor producers out of domestic hands.
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A small corps of businesswomen in Minneapolis, along with a state senator, swooped in to help bring her product to market.
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While their partnerships were working and before prosecutors swooped, he never seemed troubled by their dubious reputations and bare-knuckle tactics.
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Walmart missed out on a Marc Lore company once, when Amazon swooped in to beat it to the purchase of Diapers.
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Border patrol agents swooped on the home in Douglas, Arizona, after observing several vehicles dropping people off through the day on Tuesday.
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Palat soon doubled the lead when he swooped in front of the net and deflected Victor Hedman's blue-line shot past Rask.
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Cisco swooped in to buy AppDynamics the day before the San Franciso-based firm was planning to price its long-planned IPO.
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Just as I was worried I wouldn't have enough songs for my summer 2019 playlist, Beyoncé swooped in to answer my prayers.
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In July a girl was airlifted to hospital after plunging off a harbour wall when a seagull swooped for her ice-cream.
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And when it came time for Khloé to entertain the audience, sister Kourtney Kardashian swooped in to serve as the special guest.
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But Cisco swooped in the day before the offering was set to happen and plunked down $3.7 billion to acquire the company.
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The Knicks slowly established more of a rhythm, and Thomas tied the game when he swooped to the basket for a layup.
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But, in swooped Capitol Music Group (which is owned by the Universal Music Group, the largest record company in the music industry).
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From LA Weekly:The crazy thing was that the flower swooped up and down; half construction crane, half psychedelic creature from another realm.
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Recently, Gaga swooped in to purchase the "quasi-Tudor-style" home, which sits on over half an acre of property, Variety reports.
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When he got up to leave, plain clothes officers from the Federal Security Service – in the restaurant pretending to be diners – swooped.
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While the world eagerly awaits the arrival of the next royal baby, a new sensation has swooped out of the United Kingdom.
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Byron swooped in, raced toward Schneider and eluded Damon Severson, who was trying to knock Byron down or jab the puck away.
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But when the Reds drastically reduced their asking price on Chapman, the Yankees swooped in and acquired him for four modest prospects.
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Instead, Barr swooped in and issued the ruling in the case the AG's office had had since October, obviating the judicial ruling.
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He was barely out of matric—the final year of high school—when the media swooped in and skhothane gained international notoriety.
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In a surprise move in October, Airbus swooped in and said it would take a majority stake in Bombardier's C Series program.
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In the last three months the group's members have swooped in on about 10 large-scale attacks and about 60 smaller ones.
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It bounced off the skate and stick of New York defenseman Scott Mayfield before Brown swooped in and tucked back the rebound.
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But at the last minute, another buyer swooped in with the cash and closed the deal before Jain could do so himself.
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Ms. Qaradawi, 55, was arrested in June when national security officers swooped in on her family's summer villa on the Mediterranean coast.
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Witnesses and local media reports said chaos broke out as police and government officials swooped in on the students, leaving many injured.
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For the final shot of Grease Live, the camera swooped around the cast and outside the soundstage to reveal an enormous carnival.
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Lee had hoped the Hawks could re-sign him, but that became untenable when the Knicks swooped in with their outsize offer.
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Ms. Rayos was working at Golfland Sunsplash in Mesa, a suburb of Phoenix, when Maricopa County sheriff's deputies swooped in on Dec.
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Usually, banks would have swooped in to supply fresh liquidity before conditions got out of line, attracted by the climbing repo rates.
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Jimmy Choo was thrown into the spotlight, hitting a record high after Michael Kors swooped in to buy it for $1.2 billion.
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Julien and his team had taken one look at me and swooped me in to transform me based on their expert opinions.
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The Dalit party led by Mayawati had recently swooped in trying to seize the abandoned property for its own use, Monty said.
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Kylie recently put her nearly 1.5-acre plot of land that she swooped up last October on the market for $5.55 million.
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Remember, she just swooped a sweet new pad in Bel-Air last year ... so, it's high time to dump the other spot.
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Behr prepared to perform CPR on the woman, but an EMT official swooped in and took over, ordering Behr and the group away.
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But last night Dos Santos, the cleaner boxer, swooped in to steal Rothwell's momentum and is now apparently back in the title picture.
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In recent months, Netflix and Amazon have swooped in with deep pockets and global streaming potential, outbidding veteran distributors on hot-ticket films.
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Somehow, after Focus Features became the latest studio to drop it, Netflix swooped in to pick up this instantly timeless gem in 2017.
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The class gave a collective sound of pity, and my professor swooped in to talk about the more complex points of my thesis.
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Earlier this month, local authorities swooped on a suspected human trafficking ring which had allegedly been sending illegal Sri Lankan migrants to Geneva.
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Inside the district last week, swallows swooped between palm trees and sparrows pecked among decorative desert shrubs near the almost completed conference center.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine also made headlines after Fox had cancelled the show — fans were immediately distraught, and NBC swooped in to save it.
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If I was living in a movie, she was the knowledgeable best friend who swooped in to pull me out of my tailspin.
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The company was in the very early stages of being formed without funding or even customers when Tableau swooped in and acquired it.
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You'll recall his biological father came forward and said Madonna swooped in to get David after another woman was set to adopt him.
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Neuberger Berman, another investor, swooped in a few weeks ago and made a separate deal to add two fresh directors to the board.
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Two years ago, it thought about purchasing British coffee-and-sandwich chain Pret-A-Manger, but JAB Holdings swooped it for $2 billion.
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According to WCCO CBS Minnesota, the man heard the baby cat crying earlier in June, swooped the cutie up and brought her home.
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The home recently went up for sale ... and Gretzky swooped in and picked it up for $13.5 MILLION, according to the L.A. Times.
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He also talks about how MJ incredulously swooped in on And1's courtship of Miles and Richardson to fit them with Jordans instead.
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The puck was redirected and spinning around near the goal line when Anisimov swooped in and poked it past Avalanche goaltender Philipp Grubauer.
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So we swooped in and tried to help them make the best of things by taking the healthy friend out for the day.
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One woman reportedly told hospital staff that she was swooped up by strong winds and thrust into a garbage bin, the Guardian said.
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As sea gulls swooped, Spyder, a deckhand, stood at the starboard bow and taught 20 or so newbies how to bait a hook.
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Berube had slid the puck slowly toward his defensemen, but Sundqvist swooped in to intercept before firing a low shot past the goaltender.
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In the fourth minute, Spangler missed a hook, and before he could grab the rebound, Hield swooped in for the put-back dunk.
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Ms. Shields had started the bidding, but Naomi Watts had swooped in, via her art consultant, and snapped up the portrait for $14,000.
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Hundreds of hungry salmon swooped in to feed on a school of smaller fish, turning the calm river water into a bubbling frenzy.
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More than 400 Finnish police officers and military personnel swooped down on Sakkiluoto and 16 other properties in western Finland linked to Russia.
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In both cases, the Obama administration swooped in to negotiate with health plans and convince an insurance plan to sell in the area.
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In the aftermath of that mess, the solar industry swooped in and offered to put a lot of clean power onto the grid.
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The windows were so big and clear it felt like flying as we swooped through thick cloud cover high above steeply sloped vineyards.
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In the case of the Rio Games, Nike swooped in to fill the role, as it will with the NBA contract from 2017.
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About two hours later, the firefight tapering off, French helicopters from nearby Mali swooped in to the rescue on the rolling wooded terrain.
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Season 3 traces how the Escobar organization's rival, the Cali cartel, swooped in on the opportunity to dominate the market in the aftermath.
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The cameras swooped around the sprawling stage erratically, without any ostensible purpose other than to distinguish this from feeling like a theater production.
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That's when new owners swooped in, cleaned the place up, and launched a major effort to make sure the existing animals were healthy.
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Sears Chairman Eddie Lampert seemingly swooped in once again to save Sears, with a plan to pay to support it through its bankruptcy operations.
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I reassured myself that at least I had my notepad and list of questions as evidence for the moment a SWAT team swooped in.
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The unarmed Russian aircraft swooped in over the deck in the same flight profile that would have been used if an attack was underway.
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He said eight helicopters swooped in and soldiers blasted their way into Mr Baghdadi's compound, chasing him into a tunnel that had no exit.
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Streaking down the sideline, Thompkins appeared to catch a heave at the Buffalo 40-yard line, but Mario Butler swooped in to dislodge it.
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Ofo counts Didi as an investor and is already integrated into its app, while Didi swooped in to save Bluegogo after it went broke.
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Before first light, agents of Sebin, the state security agency, swooped into the houses of two opposition politicians and hauled them off to prison.
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A few days after Anheuser-Busch made the largest preorder of Tesla's all-electric Semi trucks, PepsiCo swooped in with the new top order.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine is an underappreciated masterpiece, a fact that became abundantly clear when FOX canceled it and NBC swooped in after fan uproar.
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The Suns got wind of the tragedy and quickly swooped in to give Teddy an awesome VIP invite to their game against the Lakers.
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We've confirmed federal agents swooped into Michael Cohen's NYC office with a search warrant, and seized thousands of documents related to Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Benjen Stark swooped in on horseback at the start of last Sunday's episode to rescue Meera and his nephew from all those pesky undead.
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Vidiots in Santa Monica had announced its closing before Annapurna Pictures producer and fan Megan Ellison swooped in to fund it, seemingly in perpetuity.
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He swooped in from the left point, shook off defenseman Justin Schultz's attempt to stall him and banked the puck in off Murray's body.
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She also mentioned she was having a tough time coming up with names — so her followers swooped in to suggest some of their own.
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Courtesy of hairstylist Anna Cofone, the star's style is super versatile, worn effortlessly undone, swooped to the side, or parted straight down the center.
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American Conservative Union (ACU) executive director Dan Schneider swooped in as Pai was ready to speak and announced that no speeches would be happening.
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After Xiamen, the inland city of Hefei saw the second-biggest price gains in August, as out-of-town investors from Shanghai swooped in.
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If it's an utterance you ever make, next time you do so, think of your ancestors, as the megacondors screeched and swooped overhead. Ack.
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Our sources say once Secret Service got wind Massler was in NYC, agents swooped in and arrested him at the hotel on Nov. 29.
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In a surprise move, Airbus, Boeing's archrival, swooped in to take a majority stake in the contested Bombardier C-Series jet program in October.
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That's when Dr. Jill Biden, the former VP's wife, and his senior advisor Symone Sanders swooped in, shoving the protestor out of the way.
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The dogs looped around a Coca-Cola truck blocking a crosswalk and later avoided a yellow cab that swooped around a corner toward them.
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He swooped close to a Chinese tourist whose bag of potato chips stuck out from the pocket of his hoodie, then abruptly veered away.
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Not only that, but Michael B. Jordan himself—saint that he is—swooped in to take responsibility, offering to replace Robb's retainers for her.
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But much as he did as Bran fled the wights last season, Uncle Benjen swooped in with his flaming flail to help Jon escape.
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Japanese politicians and government officials have often cajoled domestic businesses to save competitors rather than let them fail or be swooped up by foreigners.
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Small or medium-sized bands of students swooped down on their target, hurled Molotov cocktails and tried to escape before the police could arrive.
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Still, Trump swooped in late to leave his mark on the race, tweeting attacks against Ossoff and recording robocalls aimed at rallying GOP voters.
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Time after time, I intentionally flew the Skydio toward the thinnest, trickiest branches I could find — but it always stopped short or swooped around.
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They swooped in on him as he prepared to leave Miami International Airport for Germany, according to law enforcement officials familiar with the case.
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Analysts said the recent Chad incursion, hardly the first time the French military has swooped in to rescue Mr. Déby, was a classic example.
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A Notre Dame fan became a human perch at the Cotton Bowl Classic after a bald eagle swooped down and landed on his shoulder.
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Australians spend a large part of their spring trying to avoid being mercilessly swooped by magpies, and now crows are getting in on the act.
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Bobrovsky could not smother the puck after a pair of Anders Lee shots, and Tavares swooped in and nudged the puck over the goal line.
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The summer he arrived, Adam Lallana, Luke Shaw, Rickie Lambert, Dejan Lovren and Calum Chambers were all swooped on by the Premier League's wealthy vultures.
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Rachel insisted she hadn't wanted to kiss anyone night one, but in swooped Bryan and before you could even blink these two were sucking face.
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Florida tied the score with 11:52 gone in the second as Trocheck, skating with speed, swooped in for a wraparound past Fleury's right leg.
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Crew members were manually recovering two drones from the ocean's surface when a Chinese warship that had been shadowing them swooped in and collected one.
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Mr. Schultz swooped into Milan during Fashion Week to announce that Starbucks would open its first coffee shop in Italy early next year, in Milan.
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Perhaps it's not a coincidence then that the parent company recently signed a deep partnership agreement with VeloCloud before VMware swooped in and bought it.
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A side note: Demolition derby is definitely dangerous, and this show just swooped on over the fact that Brittany J. got injured during the date.
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HP and Lenovo both swooped in as the providers of escape valves, who also happened to have manufacturing expertise, global scale, and big cash reserves.
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Last month, Drip announced it was planning to shut down on March 18th, but Kickstarter swooped in at the last minute to purchase the company.
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Peyton Manning and the Papa John's guy really are tight ... 'cause the pizza mogul swooped in and gave Peyton a victory kiss ... before Peyton's wife!
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A third swooped out of the sky and casually perched on her head - releasing two of the typical squawks that often resonate across the city.
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Last year the ride-hailing firm Uber swooped down on a robotics research centre run by Carnegie Mellon University in search of autonomous-vehicle expertise.
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Maybe he'll come back and save us, the way our parents swooped in and picked us up when we were little, and lost, and afraid.
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Instead, the undercover officers waited around the corner or down the block for the addict to return with the drugs before other officers swooped in.
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Half a century ago, on sunny afternoons at Wrigley Field — only afternoons back then — he would have swooped in for catches on that very spot.
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Viewers at home didn't see a woman leading him to his spot, however — and hiding behind a cactus when the camera swooped around the stage.
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In a twist, European aerospace company Airbus, Boeing's chief rival, swooped in October, agreeing to buy a majority stake in the struggling C Series program.
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As grapevines were blossoming across the County, a nasty frost swooped in in the middle of the night and wiped out swathes of grape flowers.
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When a new delivery of toilet rolls arrived that afternoon, workers didn't even have time to unpack the goods before shoppers swooped in, he said.
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Fifteen months after Iron Man's release, in August, 2009, Iger swooped in and acquired the entirety of Marvel — comic books and all — for $4 billion.
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The campaign has also gotten a major boost from a shadowy super PAC that has swooped in to provide over $14 million in air cover.
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Tall, with that unmistakeable strawberry blonde hair swooped back in Trump's style, Leznevich, who is also originally from New York, even has a similar tan.
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Those small fish would be eaten by bigger and bigger fish until a bald eagle swooped down from above, plucking its dinner from the water.
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As he slid past a field of broken corn stalks, a pelican swooped by and skidded on the water, slowing itself with its wide wings.
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Lately, more nontraditional players have swooped in and stolen market share; Lidl, a German grocer, just opened its first stores in the U.S. in June.
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After those talks fell apart last week, Mr. Cohen, whose father started the chain of Hudson News shops, swooped in to buy the troubled tabloid.
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The bird swooped in on the guy like a hawk picking off an unsuspecting mouse, sending him toppling out of his chair and onto the floor.
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When the Republican presidential front-runner's son complained on Twitter about protesters derailing his father's Chicago rally Friday night, Legend swooped in to shut him down.
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Emerging from the darkness, NBC swooped in at the last hour — literally, midnight on Friday evening — to pick up the sixth season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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While the split has been anticipated since Amazon swooped in and acquired Whole Foods in 2017, it represents a new chapter for the grocery delivery startup.
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Recruiters swooped down even more when Michael placed in a top time for the hurdles, and his coach urged him to hold out for other offers.
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Sensing disaster, his human, Abby Cooper, swooped him up, managing to get him out of the ring just before he vomited and pooped on the sawdust.
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Ever since Amazon swooped in to save The Expanse from its Syfy cancellation, fans have been eagerly awaiting the fourth season of the popular space series.
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According to a report in Bloomberg Businessweek, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg swooped in on Tencent's talks to acquire WhatsApp while Ma was recovering from back surgery.
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MEXICO CITY — The anticorruption police swooped in on Humberto Moreira, a former Mexican governor notorious for multiplying his state's debt by 100 times in six years.
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In 2016 after one user tweeted out a tale that involved a stripper named Zola, James Franco swooped down and bought the rights to the movie.
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But rather than waiting and watching until tbh climbed to be worth nearly $1 billion like Instagram or $19 billion like WhatsApp, Facebook swooped in early.
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But the Financial Times reported that PayPal swooped in with an offer that was around double what iZettle hoped to be valued at in its IPO.
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Microsoft has acquired GitHub for $7.5B in stock SAP swooped in right before Qualtrics was about to IPO and gave it an offer it couldn't refuse.
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Witnesses and media reports said Saturday&aposs chaos broke out in Dhaka&aposs Dhanmondi area as police and ruling party men swooped in on the students.
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Fudge was playing in the background for a few moments when Sinden claimed a black crow swooped and picked up the puppy, flying away with it.
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AppDynamics, which has more than 1,000 employees, was actually scheduled to go public, but Cisco swooped in at the 133th hour and bought the company instead.
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During previous lupus flares, Townsend's friends went with him to chemotherapy sessions, picked up prescriptions for him, and swooped in to lift him up when needed.
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Since they first launched, ride-hailing apps have swooped in and snagged a huge share of the market in many cities, while running roughshod over regulators.
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When the police swooped in and started beating protesters, the crowd fought back, and a brawl erupted outside a luxury mall that houses an Apple store.
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Everyone knows that shit is my jam and fucking Levdawg or whatever he's calling himself now just swooped in and gobbled up my identity for himself.
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But three months ago, Dora was taken to rehab for an injured wing, and in swooped another bird whom the locals called Nora (for "Not Dora").
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During the day I sat at the rim of the canyon and drew as eagles, hawks and falcons swooped overhead, and the world became increasingly still.
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"So I stop for a lot of road kill," she said, approaching the Kingsbridge Armory where a thick flock of pigeons swooped away from its roof.
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Spain's Lucía García swooped in to dispossess Sauerbrunn, and Jennifer Hermoso gathered the loose ball and curled it into the top right corner of the goal.
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The rotors swirled, lifting the SAMs thirty meters above the ground before they swooped toward the road and veered sharply to either side in equal numbers.
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Just as things appeared at their most perilous, an Indian military helicopter swooped in, plucking the woman off the rooftop and delicately hoisting her to safety.
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She was even better, 10 years later, in Season 3 of "The Sopranos," a show that, like "Jungle Fever," swooped in and out of the operatic.
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The user had been planning to create an alt account and role-play her as well, but someone else swooped in before they had the chance.
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Escalated geopolitical tensions swooped in and spoiled the market's party in the new year, and Wall Street analysts warned the sell-off might be just beginning.
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In the wake of the 2008 housing crisis, opportunistic investors swooped in with hopes of profiting on tens of thousands of blighted homes across the country.
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To minimize the chance of being swooped, the NPWS recommends avoiding magpie nesting areas, remaining calm, dismounting bicycles or horses, and to never harass the birds.
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In the first period, Tavares took a pass inside the right faceoff circle from Anders Lee as Stars defenseman John Klingberg swooped in front of him.
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On second down from the Patriots' 27, just after Duron Harmon swooped in to break up a deep pass to Cooks, Goff looked that way again.
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Until early last year, when a major Indonesian palm oil company, PT Sawit Sumbermas Sarana, swooped in and purchased part of the island for orangutan rehabilitation.
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Recently, Groupe swooped in to support David Hart, the 37-year-old independent once cited by GQ as among the best new American men's wear designers.
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I slowed down a bit so they'd have time to ascend, but one got caught by the wind and it swooped down with a sharp force.
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Dallas got the scoring started just 23 seconds into the match when Tyler Pitlick swooped in and wristed a top-shelf shot past Winnipeg goalkeeper Michael Hutchinson.
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A Greenpeace activist swooped on a powered parachute within a few hundred yards of the president as he stood outside the golf course's hotel on Friday evening.
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Kate also swooped in to comfort Princess Charlotte after the little royal took a spill on the Buckingham Palace balcony during the 2018 Trooping the Colour flypast.
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Just when we thought we were ready to swear off all pumpkin-flavored products, Krispy Kreme swooped in with a treat we can actually get excited about.
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He paid for homes for residents of his home village, and for Tbilisi's flamboyant new cathedral; he also occasionally swooped in with cash gifts for struggling intellectuals.
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Kate also swooped in to comfort Princess Charlotte after the little royal took a spill on the Buckingham Palace balcony during the 2018 Trooping the Colour flypast.
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Then this month, Butina and Erickson ended their lease in DC and began preparing for a trip — until the FBI swooped in and arrested Butina this Sunday.
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Because we needed the stress of having the Magnificent Seven Six caught in the middle of a life-or-death battle when Dany swooped in, of course!
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BARINAS, Venezuela (Reuters) - He had just left his office by car and was passing a nearby church when the state security vans swooped in on Wilmer Azuaje.
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As the teenager ran out, another plane swooped overhead and dropped more bombs, the shrapnel tearing his right leg so severely local doctors wanted to amputate it.
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A Chinese satellite swooped behind the moon and snapped a shot of two worlds: the heavily-cratered moon, and in the distance, the cloud-covered planet Earth.
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So, as far as we know, are most of the Lords of the Vale, who swooped in to win the Battle of the Bastards late last season.
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The fingerprints of the "national team"—a motley crew of state-owned financial institutions—were all over the buy orders that swooped in when the market tumbled.
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Clutterbuck's stick broke on a shot but he recovered to kick the puck to Tavares, who swooped in and put his own rebound past goalie John Gibson.
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Between their similar eyebrows and swooped-back hair — a 'do which appears to have been in style, even back in the day — the resemblance is pretty uncanny.
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Ivanka Trump's alleged stalker was only a block away from her family's home base, Trump Tower, when Secret Service swooped in and apprehended him ... TMZ has learned.
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HONG KONG — A mysterious Chinese buyer surprised the financial world last year when it swooped in to buy a $203 billion chunk of Russia's state oil company.
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But politicians swooped in to save the day, and a deal was struck in which the state offered $7 million (over a decade) in economic development incentives.
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Uber said it was just an account glitch ... but we're told Lyft swooped in before the problem was corrected and offered Kendall free rides for a year.
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As "Captain Marvel" swooped into its second weekend in theaters on Friday, the question wasn't really whether it would top domestic ticket sales, but by how much.
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Lee got his stick on the puck to block the pass, but Zuccarello swooped in and put it past Halak for his second goal of the season.
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Like Mame, she was a dramatic, somewhat distant aunt, demanding to be called "Tante" when she swooped in to Detroit for visits with her nieces and nephews.
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Luckily, his good friend Daymond swooped in to save the day and got Ryan back on track with some encouraging words... and a little bit of dough.
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The finance industry, looking at newspapers as distressed assets with hidden value, has swooped in, scooping up struggling publications, cutting their staffs and wringing them for profits.
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In October 2015, Cassini swooped to within 30 miles of the surface of Enceladus, and one of its instruments collected and identified particles in the plume spray.
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When the Italian airline Alitalia went bankrupt in 22008, the government swooped in with taxpayer money and Pope Benedict — a regular rider — offered the carrier a blessing.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that Sanofi had swooped in and was having takeover discussions with Actelion that would value the company as high as $30 billion.
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In 2015, producers announced that the show was set to close, but within weeks two anonymous donors swooped in and contributed enough money to keep it running.
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Yan'an Journal YAN'AN, China — In 1944, a group of American diplomats in a beat-up C-47 propeller plane swooped down onto a rocky runway in Yan'an.
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El Rey said El Chapo was about to be recaptured by the Mexican military, so he and El Mayo swooped in to rescue him with a helicopter.
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He's charged with misdemeanor assault and harassment over the scuffle that erupted earlier this month after another driver swooped in and took the space Alec thought was his.
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Mooney scored eight of the Red Raiders' first 10 points and added a steal as Tech swooped to a 73-35 lead four minutes into the second half.
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While I clumsily moved my dragon around the screen — I am very far from a pro Dota player — my teammates swooped around coming to my rescue in ambushes.
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Enter, Saban ... who swooped in and hired Sarkisian back as the new O-Coordinator -- and the 45-year-old coach tells us he's "fired up" about the job.
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"This poor kitten must have been through a terrifying ordeal – seemingly swooped upon by a gull, before being dropped to the ground," RSPCA Cymru said in a statement.
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You had all these vulture funds that swooped into Puerto Rico, threw them even deeper into debt, and eviscerated the public services, and people died because of it.
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Chance the Rapper swooped in to premiere his "Same Drugs" video on Facebook Live, and as quickly as it filled our afternoons with a little magic, it disappeared.
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The fund Tuesday afternoon swooped in to help pay Sears' junior debt-in-possession financing, a surprising development in bankruptcy court that shocked even some of Sears' lenders.
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Swedish digital payments firm Izettle should have been the next head-turner for investors, but PayPal swooped in with an offer of $232 billion — twice the IPO value.
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In other words, those Americans who know Mr Arpaio best had already rejected him by the time Mr Trump swooped in to bestow his blessings on his work.
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Meanwhile, parts of the Midwest are dealing with the effects of damaging winds and rain that swooped in with the cold front that's breaking up the heat wave.
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But alas, that's exactly what happened, because before the Josiah/Iggy drama was even over, Lee swooped right in to reclaim his title as the most conniving contestant.
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Last August he bought the House of Fraser group of department stores after it collapsed into administration, and in October he swooped on the bankrupt Evans Cycles chain.
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But he was sprawled face down on the ice as the puck skittered to his right and Tavares swooped in and put it home with 52.3 seconds left.
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LVMH swooped last year on the couture part of the brand it did not already own, uniting it with the perfume and beauty parts of the Dior business.
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Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman swooped in and stole all of our hearts, but in the movie, her heart was won by Steve Trevor, played by Chris Pine.
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After presenter Tiffany Haddish, 38, took a jab at Fifth Harmony at the MTV VMAs on Monday night, Minaj, 35, swiftly swooped in to defend the singer, 22.
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Government officials said dozens of police and security force members swooped down on buildings in the central Tepito neighborhood of Mexico City, long known for its contraband activity.
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This dive allowed Biro to capture some stunning shots of the bird staring directly at the camera as the animal swooped over the reflective surface of the water.
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The school liquidated a bunch of lockers from the old football team locker room to make room for the new stuff ... and Tom says his wife swooped in.
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Affluent families from elsewhere in Australia and from mainland China, Malaysia and Singapore heard about the profits from charging four-digit weekly rents and swooped in to invest.
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On Instagram, people began wondering who wore it best ... and Jordan swooped in to say that Zendaya 'hands down no contest' wore the suit better than he did
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But police swooped in and arrested the foursome as soon as they lit up in front of a crowd of media and sent smoke wafting across the grounds.
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Another Notre Dame fan then stuck his right arm out and Clark swooped down and perched on it until his trainer, Daniel Cone, came to pick him up.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French police swooped before dawn on Friday to clear out around 100 people who had occupied a Paris university premises in protest against student admissions rules.
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I took stock over honey nut cornflakes and a Ribena, before Shane from Together Fundraising—a "face-to-face communications agency"—swooped in to fill the noontime lull.
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Police on Thursday swooped on an indoor youth rally by Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party in Islamabad, beating activists with batons and detaining about 40 people.
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Our sources say the LAPD swooped in Thursday morning, re-arrested Ford, booked him for criminal trespass and violating a restraining order and he was taken to jail.
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Humana swooped in a few months before the marketplaces launched and decided to offer coverage, which gave tens of thousands of Mississippi residents the chance to buy insurance.
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Men with tools swooped in to save him and broke the long chain that he had clamped on his shin, its other end embedded in the block's core.
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The holiday season is now upon us, and KFC has swooped in to stress us the hell out with the return of their "herbs and spices" fire log.
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Courtiers swooped across the stage with open umbrellas, like a flock of blackbirds; when they stopped and turned, the Queen was suddenly revealed among them, facing her prisoner.
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In past downturns, investors have swooped in to rescue debt-burdened developers with offers to buy dozens of units or more, sometimes at 20 to 25 percent discounts.
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That left deep scars and as the two series bickered, NASCAR swooped in to fill the void and scooped up unhappy motor racing fans, sponsors and television ratings.
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It then swooped out and returned for another, more distant flyby of Mercury on September, 21, 1974, followed by the last and closest encounter on March 16, 1975.
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Kate Middleton swooped in to comfort Princess Charlotte on Saturday after the 3-year-old took a spill on the Buckingham Palace balcony during the Trooping the Colour flypast.
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But the Country Music Channel (CMT) swooped in to save the day when they announced that they would be picking up Nashville up for a much-anticipated fifth season.
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At one point, Daisy Ozim of Team Block Society swooped in and said she was interested in discussing ways to promote gender diversity and inclusion in the blockchain field.
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That drew a risky rescue attempt by army helicopters, which swooped in to try to free the hostages as their captors then spirited them away in three separate boats.
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The party swooped to power promising to make the economy fairer, appealing to the many voters who felt they were missing out on the benefits of post-communist reforms.
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Halfway through the first quarter, Anthony intercepted a bad pass from Sonny Weems and flipped the ball ahead to Arron Afflalo, who swooped to the rim for a layup.
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A Barred Owl (a common bird in Peterson's hometown of Durham, North Carolina) swooped down onto Kathleen, becoming entangled in her hair and ripping out part of her scalp.
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But in 2017, Noosphere Venture Partners, a venture firm active in space investments, swooped in and bought up the assets of the floundering company, rebranding it as Firefly Aerospace.
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And finally he turned his head gracefully off to the side, stepped up the trail a few feet, and I swooped by him and went up to my camp.
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SoftBank swooped on Britain's most valuable technology company in a bid to lead the next wave of digital innovation with a chip designer that powers the mobile phone industry.
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"[The man] grabbed my face, and he swooped me up and said, 'You're coming with me,' and I was really scared at that point," Allison recalled to The Post.
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SoftBank swooped on the Apple supplier in July, agreeing to pay $32 billion in cash for a company that it hopes will remain at the forefront of digital innovation.
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Though the doll was no longer going to be produced, the "Flashing Lights" rapper, 41, swooped into action — and had the toy company make something special for his wife.
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While international companies have swooped into Saudi Arabia, signing deals to build and operate theaters, movies for the masses are not yet a reality, as Wednesday's event made clear.
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The meat gets swooped up for tacos, but the fat was always doomed for the dump—until Garcia had the idea to transform the pork trash into pork treasure.
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Meredith tried to merge with Richmond, Virginia-based broadcaster Media General in 2015, but Nexstar Broadcasting Inc swooped in with a higher bid, acquiring Media General for $4.6 billion.
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Counter-terror squad police in the capital swooped on various addresses in simultaneous raids and took the suspects, all foreign nationals, to police headquarters for questioning, the agency said.
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Cleveland swooped to the front at 83-82 on a free throw and a jumper by Clarkson with 8:37 to play, and the Cavaliers pulled away from there.
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The video stops there, but G-Rod says that's when 5 of MGK's bodyguards swooped in and, as he puts it, MGK suddenly got tough and started challenging him.
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Remember, the ex-Iranian prez swooped in to defend Serena Williams when French Open officials told her she couldn't wear a custom-made Nike catsuit during their tournament anymore.
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On Thursday, an American research ship was retrieving two underwater drones in the South China Sea when a Chinese warship swooped in and stole one of them, Reuters reports.
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Boston defenseman Charlie McAvoy swooped in and passed to Kuraly, who got free near the right faceoff circle and fired a shot that sailed over the glove of Lehner.
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You mentioned Kickstarter, and I feel like you guys were first, and then they came in and then they kind of swooped up all the attention and the glory.
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The series of months surrounding awards shows usually churn out most of the nominees, but February's Black Panther swooped in to clinch a few nominations (especially in music categories).
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They've swooped down and killed two family dogs in the seaside regions of Devon and Cornwall in the past two months, and left a Cornwall pensioner with head wounds.
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Later, while Foreman sat on his stool having his gloves tied on, Ali swooped near him and taunted him with a mock look, to the delight of the crowd.
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But since Beijing banned initial coin offerings (ICOs) and regulators started to crackdown on bitcoin exchanges in September, another Asian powerhouse has swooped in to embrace the crypto movement.
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I settled in and hung my jacket on a coat hook in front of me, and a flight attendant quickly swooped by and offered to check it for me.
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When the U.S.G.A. dragged its feet in awarding another Open, the P.G.A. of America swooped in with its crown jewel, the P.G.A. Championship, in 2002 and again in 2009.
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United States military personnel swooped into Honduras to save a U.S. women's tackle football team Friday ... after it had been stranded in the foreign country due to coronavirus closures.
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For the last part of its mission, Dawn was sent on an elliptical orbit that swooped to within 22 miles of the surface, making one orbit every 27 hours.
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Not until the Cassini spacecraft swooped, flipped and twirled through the Saturn system did scientists realize that the answer was outside the planet itself, etched into its icy rings.
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An Afghan special forces helicopter swooped down on two vehicles racing through the desert, seizing nearly a metric ton of opium, light and heavy weapons, ammunition and satellite phones.
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Previous orbiters have generally swooped much closer to the Martian surface, usually in orbits devised to pass over a given location at the same time of day each time.
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When a hawk swooped into view, one or a few prairies dogs each gave a single bark and any animal in the flight path raced back to the burrow.
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In 18, the same year Mr. Keïta was elected and replaced the transitional government that followed the coup, French troops swooped in and chased the group from the area.
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Since the campaign was implemented, teams of cops have swooped down on couples in different cities across the state, interrogating, harassing, shaming, and in some cases even arresting them.
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Border Patrol agents in Douglas, a town right on the boundary with Mexico, swooped on the home Wednesday after observing several vehicles dropping off people throughout the day on Tuesday.
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Dubinsky's wrap-around goal extended the lead to 3-1 at the 6:01 mark before Atkinson swooped in on Halak and tapped home a perfect pass from Artemi Panarin.
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Ben may have (somewhat uncomfortably) agreed, but he was spared at the last moment when another contestant, Mandi, swooped in to score a little more pre-rose time with Ben.
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Just a year ago, Berkshire swooped in to help stabilize the lender with a $1.5 billion credit line and a 20 percent stake originally acquired at C$9.55 a share.
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Just when we were 99% certain that the Atlanta Falcons would bring home a win during Sunday night's Super Bowl, the New England Patriots swooped in to win it all.
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NEW YORK, March 11 (IFR) - Investors swooped on Brazil's first sovereign bond deal since 2014 on Thursday, as the country's deepening corruption scandal bolstered expectations of a change in government.
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A videographer who happened to be nearby testing out his 360-degree camera captured the scary moment when the plane swooped over Jaidi's ducked head, narrowly avoiding a full collision.
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After Conrad realized she made a huge mistake not going to Paris because of her doomed relationship with ex Jason Wahler, Jenner swooped in as her season 2 love interest.
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The biggest is Melrose Industries 8 billion-pound hostile offer for aerospace and automotive parts supplier GKN , which was Britain's largest hostile bid since Kraft swooped on Cadbury in 13.
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After all, the last time they bickered after another inconclusive election in 2014, IS fighters swooped into Mosul and much of northern and western Iraq, igniting three years of war.
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This week, CEO Masayoshi Son swooped in to take 80% control of WeWork in what amounted to a bailout of the office-sharing company after the public markets rejected it.
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"Operatives acting on intelligence information swooped on the kidnappers where a gun duel ensued," police said in the statement, adding that the abductors had abandoned their victims in the forest.
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State-owned Sinopec was competing for the assets against commodities trader and miner Glencore, which swooped in last October with a $973 million bid following delays to Sinopec's original agreement.
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A fan of taking photos at sporting events, Pitts had her camera on hand when the goose swooped in and was able to get several hilarious shots of the encounter.
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Haters be damned, because "Cat Person" caught the eye of high-profile publishers, who, The Guardian reported Monday, swooped on the opportunity to buy Roupenian's debut collection of short stories.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ, Wojciech Cieszowski -- the man who swooped in and took a parking space that Baldwin believed was his -- told cops Baldwin struck him with his hand.
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If Google is indeed set to pick up HTC's smartphone division it would not be the first time it's swooped in to try to salvage one of its Android OEMs.
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Pocket, first known as Read It Later when it came out in 2007, really swooped in and took most of Delicious' potential by focusing on mobile bookmarking instead of desktop.
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In the meantime, opportunistic hedge funds and private equity firms have swooped in, buying up ailing newspapers and provoking accusations their profit-focused management styles accelerate the demise of print.
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Digital adversaries such as China, Russia, Iran and North Korea have also swooped in unexpectedly, plundering health insurers, airlines, nuclear plants, government agencies and, most memorably, a major movie studio.
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Hischier tried to redirect the shot and the puck bounced to the left of the net, where Wood swooped in and buried the puck past Hart 78 seconds after faceoff.
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When I asked the tour guide (whose name happened to be Fyodor, coincidentally) if he could provide me with an English explanation, his girlfriend, Maria, swooped in to the rescue.
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But that was before an unnamed Good Samaritan swooped in to try to help Trump fill the post using the internet's go-to platform for getting odd jobs done: Craigslist.
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A year later, a big Chinese conglomerate, HNA Group, suddenly swooped in and agreed to pay $22014 million to buy the properties from the former tech executive's company, Oki Golf.
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Several pages into the prologue, after Basteshaw has conked Augie on the head to stop him from getting help, an ensemble of 12 actors swooped downstage, each brandishing a chair.
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Hours after Brown was released, the New England Patriots swooped in and signed Brown to a 1-year contract worth up to $15 million, with a $9 million signing bonus.
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Explosions were heard as jets swooped over Afrin, and Turkish-backed rebels from the Free Syrian Army (FSA) began entering the town, according to Anadolu Agency, Turkey's state-run outlet.
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Barely 30 minutes after the runners zipped through the neighbourhood's sun-soaked streets, staffers clad in bright vests removed plastic barriers and cleaning trucks swooped in to pick up trash.
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The 19-year-old Salim Kipkemboi, who used to sell firewood by the roadside, was swooped up by the group in 2013 and recently finished fourth in the Sharjah Tour.
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Katharina Gröne on Wednesday described how she was alone, surrounded by snow and sleet, and trapped 5,000 feet up on a mountain when a helicopter swooped down to rescue her.
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Just when it seemed like she and Tyler were on their way to rekindling things, Hadid swooped in with an Instagram follow, and it only got more intense from there.
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On June 27, a police helicopter swooped down on Caracas and dropped at least one grenade on the Supreme Court building before someone opened fire on the Interior Ministry building.
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He pointed out the different species of birds — a northern harrier and an American kestrel, among them — that called out and swooped through the air as evidence of that evolution.
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Again, the ACLU swooped in to join the NRA in opposing that idea since that list is notoriously error-prone and using it would also deprive people of due process.
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Spain swooped to help 629 mainly sub-Saharan Africans on board the ship Aquarius last week after Italy's new government, asserting its anti-immigrant credentials, refused to let it dock.
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And, as the Conservative government swooped into power in the UK and austerity began to push poor people even further into the margins, pop culture also began to slowly morph.
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The Financial Services Agency (FSA) last Friday swooped on Coincheck Inc for surprise checks of its systems after the Tokyo-based operator had $530 million in digital money stolen by hackers.
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But New Horizons finally swooped by the distant object just after the 2019 New Year, uncovering a frozen, snowman-shaped world, composed of two roundish "lobes" that have been stuck together.
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The translation was literal — a sharp side part, hair swooped over one eye, mirror-like shine — and it proved to be a revived red carpet hair trend that eventually fizzled out.
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If you're having a hard time making out what exactly is so exceptional about this sandwich, don't worry, another Twitter user swooped in to clarify what most of us are seeing.
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Earlier in the day armed and masked police had swooped on the same Strasbourg neighborhoods fanning out across three locations in late afternoon, including the area where Chekatt was last seen.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez swooped late to win the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday as pole-sitter Maverick Vinales's challenge ended with a crash in the final lap.
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Before Airbus swooped, the C-Series project was financially on its knees following an attempt by Boeing, Airbus's arch-rival, to get tariffs slapped on imports of the planes into America.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Commodities trader and miner Glencore has swooped in to replace China's Sinopec as the buyer of Chevron's South African and Botswana assets after reaching a deal with local investors.
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The Spaniard scrambled in to feather a sliced drop-shot over the net, raising premature cheers but Djokovic simply swooped on it and sent an even cleverer drop-shot cross-court.
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The Canadian-born streamer had considered the $22.9,2.9 goal a pipe dream, a number posted to her live stream just in case a mysterious benefactor swooped in with an open wallet.
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Presumably seeing his opportunity to do his part to upset the American economy and lodge his protest against the depressing ills of our current society, the young boy swooped into action.
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While the former was already a major chain with more than 200 stores, the lingerie retailer had only six locations and was on the verge of bankruptcy when Wexner swooped in.
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I've always assumed it mirrored that scene in Downton Abbey, when Cora's American mother swooped into town — nouveau-riche style — with an obnoxious list of dietary restrictions for the kitchen staff.
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The weatherman remembers one time he swooped in to help Jones after the mom of three decided to take all of her kids to Universal's Volcano Bay water park – by herself.
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As the American Airlines flight swooped in over New York Harbor on its way into La Guardia Airport one evening last month, Joe Howell grabbed the microphone and began his tour.
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But the Hurricanes broke the tie a mere 102 seconds later when Rask swooped in and tucked a rebound of a Joakim Nordstrom shot into the right corner of the net.
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Amazon came to the rescue of "The Expanse" after Syfy canceled it, Netflix swooped in to save "Lucifer" from Fox, and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" is currently enjoying a run on NBC.
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In 2013, the paper resumed daily publishing, but only after The Advocate swooped in and began publishing the New Orleans addition that would prove to be fatal competition for the paper.
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Japanese authorities on Friday swooped on Coincheck with surprise checks of its systems and said it had asked the exchange to fix flaws in its computer networks well before the theft.
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The last time the refinery faced a shutdown, less than a decade ago, city and state politicians from across party lines swooped in to support a deal that kept it open.
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He took a pass from D Marc-Edouard Vlasic in the corner, swooped around Vancouver D Luca Sbisa and beat Canuck G Ryan Miller with a backhand to the stick side.
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When they were done they swooped down and did tricks with strange names, such as "belly pass in delta formation," and the Pirates of the Caribbean score boomed across the beach.
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In 2016, delivery startup Marble began testing sidewalk delivery bots before the city&aposs Board of Supervisors swooped in with some of the country&aposs most restrictive regulations on delivery bots.
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Nazem Kadri swooped in from the left and tried to fire a backhand shot high over Varlamov's shoulder, but the Islanders' net-minder made the glove save with 7:49 left.
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After a solid week of protests organized by trade unions and university student groups in 1985, Sudan's defense minister swooped in while al-Nimeiri was visiting the US and seized power.
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But Amazon and Roadside Attractions swooped in and grabbed the 2-hour-17-minute film for about $10 million, powering it to about $37.4 million in ticket sales over three months.
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In 2008, Mr. Ross swooped in to pay $1 billion to the M.T.A. to develop a project over the rail yards, salvaging a deal after the first-place bidder backed out.
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Greg Walden recently was riding comfortably in his Subaru Outback, the cruise control guiding his car, when a "big black bird" — a crow, he suspects — swooped down in front of him.
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In the interview, Durst, 73, allegedly said he "had to be… swooped" and "speeding" during some of the more than 20 hours of interview he gave during the filming of The Jinx.
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Earlier in the day armed and masked police swooped on Strasbourg neighborhoods with elite RAID officers fanning out across three locations in late afternoon, including the area where Chekatt was last seen.
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The four young men swooped into the Apple store Saturday morning inside Fashion Fair Mall in Fresno, California, and made off with 26 pricey products – as stunned customers and employees looked on.
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Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and others swooped in to defend Burr, touting the perception of his evenhanded leadership of the Intelligence Committee amid its two-year probe into Russian interference.
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"Me too," Jeremiah said and they swooped right like two birds changing course, leaving behind their small rectangle of freedom and allowing the burden of the city to swallow them whole again.
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The Americans were listening in on her call with her father, and the next day agents swooped in, arresting Chapman and nine other Directorate S agents around Washington, New York, and Boston.
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Helicopters loaded with special operations forces swooped in on a vehicle carrying al-Qaduli, but at the last moment something happened that caused them to decide to fire on the vehicle instead.
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In the first of two photos taken at NSU University School in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the father-daughter pair smiled together, while he swooped in for a rejected kiss in the second.
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While he said he was initially "heartbroken" by the news he'd lost out on the home, he was happy it was the TV network who had swooped in with the winning bid.
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Melrose swooped on GKN after it was left vulnerable by two profit warnings in October and November, which were sparked by problems at its aerospace division and sent its shares sharply lower.
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Apparently, cops waited to make their move, knowing he was going to show up to see his probation officer, and that's when they swooped in and arrested him for another probation violation.
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Mr. Reuter, who had worked at the company for decades, swooped in with the help of an investor, buying one of the original cameras and hundreds of cases of the remaining film.
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"The only reason I was able to truly disconnect was because of my amazing business partner Jess, who swooped in and handled everything that I normally was in charge of," Katz said.
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Hours later, the Patriots swooped in to provide a landing spot for Brown, signing the star receiver to a one-year, $15 million deal that came with a $9 million signing bonus.
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When Jersey tried to change the law to make sports betting legal at places where gambling was already permitted, the leagues again swooped in to challenge the law — and they won again.
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As we swooped from one location to the next, trying to fit as many stops as possible, we took in the hulking facilities that distinguish JINR as Russia's hotspot for nuclear experimentation.
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But he survived the blast, and Jadis, a character who has clashed with Rick in the past but has since become an ally, radioed a helicopter that swooped in and saved him.
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"Two crows swooped down and started scratching my head I then started running, and screaming, and they flew after me and kept scratching my head," the victim wrote of the bird assault.
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When the pigeons swooped down to feed, Ms. Carlen shot the gun into the crowded flock entangling 13 birds in the net and then carried the wriggling bundle back to her car.
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In 2014, he managed the re-election campaign of Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas, who seemed destined for defeat until Bliss and others swooped in around Labor Day to overhaul the effort.
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Jill swooped the 2 story Pacific Palisades home last summer for $6.1 million -- when she and Patrick were in the throes of the breakup -- and now she's unloaded it for $7.575 mil.
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But the ex-Keyhole folks I've talked to are pretty open about the company having danced on the edge of broke more than once before Google swooped in and bought it in 2004.
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A tightly bonded cluster of nurses swooped in to help Angela Farnan when they learned that their coworker would be a medical foster mom to the baby she later adopted, Farnan tells PEOPLE.
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While aid agencies have swooped in to help migrants still stranded in the town, local people feel increasingly marginalized, said Ottilia Maunganidze, a migration analyst at the Africa-based Institute for Security Studies.
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King Salman and his son, Defence Minister and Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, watched the spectacle as graduates of the King Faisal Air College performed military marches and fighter jets swooped overhead.
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But either way, the candidate has enjoyed a lead in public polls going back before Bannon left the White House, making it hard to argue the Barbarian swooped in to the rescue here.
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After Syria's President Bashar al-Assad crossed President Obama's faint "red line in the sand" warning in 2013, the OPCW swooped in to save the day, reportedly by removing Assad's poisonous gas stockpiles.
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Last year, when Nike discovered that Under Armour was trying to get the University of Texas to switch allegiances, it swooped in and re-signed Texas with a 225-year, $214 million contract.
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Ms. Wilson had red shoes to match the lyrics of Mr. Bowie's 1983 hit "Let's Dance," and she traded his restraint for arena swagger as she swooped up to belt some high notes.
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He was on duty at an east London cash depot, starting his early shift, when a group of armed robbers who'd been studying the depot's complex and vulnerable control room system swooped in.
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PARIS/BAMAKO (Reuters) - Thirteen French soldiers were killed in Mali when their helicopters collided at low altitude as they swooped in at nightfall to support ground forces engaged in combat with Islamist militants.
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Butler rushed forward from the end zone, swooped in front of Lockette at the goal line and intercepted the pass, securing the Patriots' victory and condemning the Seahawks' coaches to endless second-guessing.
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" Facebook's vice president of integrity, Guy Rosen, quickly swooped in to clarify: "We're on this—this is a bug in an anti-spam system, unrelated to any changes in our content moderator workforce.
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A day after Fox canceled the Andy Samberg police sitcom on Thursday, NBC swooped in and announced late Friday that it was picking up the series for a sixth season and 13 episodes.
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While police teams from Gujarat and Mumbai swooped on agents who had lured the woman to Dubai, an Indian politician with business interests in Saudi Arabia - Thopali Sriniwas - contacted the Indian embassy there.
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When Marine One swooped into Davos past the snowcapped peaks of the Swiss Alps Thursday, Donald Trump -- at 71 -- finally claimed his place among the global elite whose members had long spurned him.
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During a visit to the building's cafeteria before his departure, Mr. Taylor was seen trying to buy a coffee and scone for breakfast when a well-wisher swooped in and insisted on paying.
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"We need to rebuild our pagoda so that the next generation will know what it looks like," he said on a balmy evening outside the pagoda, as birds swooped overhead in gentle parabolas.
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I tend to be an over-thinker and in that moment, I let fear get the best of me, but amid my panic attack, Tom swooped in and made me feel safe and calm.
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Last September, at least two decades after Crupi began working at the flower market, police swooped while the Italian was on a trip home, arresting him in the dead of night south of Rome.
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The song takes a turn when we learn that several foods became angry and revolted against the lunch lady -- that is, until Sloppy Joe, played by Kevin Nealon, swooped in to save the day.
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Private equity firms have swooped in, seeing an opportunity to buy discounted loans that have become costly for banks to hold capital against, such as buy-to-let or so-called "non-conforming" mortgages.
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Jennifer Carpenter tweeted that her grandmother and aunt were prepared to hide in a closet in Tampa with nothing but helmets to protect them from Irma until Bell swooped in and saved the day.
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At least during that endless spring break where Frito-Lay dreamed the world's largest vending machine stage, Chase Bank swooped in to siphon off some cool, and rappers flung mixtapes at you like Frisbees.
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Lunenfeld writes: When Clayton Hove Tweeted that a bird had "crapped on a Smart Car" and "totaled it" in 2012, Smart Car USA swooped in with a hilarious graphic proving he must be mistaken.
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For now, officials on both sides are talking up the cooperation on display in Wednesday's rescue operation, when Pakistani troops acting on a U.S. intelligence tip-off swooped on a vehicle carrying the hostages.
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The tennis champion and her Reddit cofounder beau took their love (get it?) to the beach recently, at which point Ohanian swooped up his bride-to-be and some mysterious person snapped a photo.
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Luckily for the ex-MLB star, he's got a sweet new pad with his bae in Manhattan -- a swanky high-rise condo they swooped up earlier this year for a little over $15 mil.
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Much like Danny DeVito or that bird who swooped in out of nowhere to give Bernie the seal of approval, Gethard was graced by the presence of none other than Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs.
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This week: Masa is doubling down for Season 2 of the WeWork dramaSeason 1 of the WeWork series wrapped up in dramatic fashion, as Japan's SoftBank swooped in with a $9 billion rescue package.
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How can I begin to explain the flower that began six inches from the bench I rested upon, then swooped up across the room in a grand arch, like a bower for a bride?
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That worked out just fine last Sunday, as the Knights of the Vale, at Littlefinger's behest, swooped in and turned the tide against the Bolton forces in the excellently named Battle of the Bastards.
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In 2008, hundreds of federal agents swooped down on 13 locations in California with warrants for objects at institutions like the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Pacific Asia Museum in Pasadena.
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While Arsenal had been in for him the previous year, leading him to describe the North London outfit as his "dream club", Monaco's asking price was considered too high and so the Bianconeri swooped.
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It's in contrast to a different spin on the deal, where some believed that Softbank opportunistically swooped in on ARM because of the decline of the pound in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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And then in the 11th hour NBC swooped in, and it was like getting to go to your own funeral and hear how much everyone loved you and then getting to be alive still.
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"We gonna make a toast to love," she said as Mr. Bowyer-Chapman disrobed for a massage by the pool, and the camera swooped in for a thirsty "Planet Earth" pan of his torso.
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The chairman of Anbang Insurance, which famously swooped in to buy the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York and tried to strike deals with the family of President Trump's son-in-law, was detained.
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Defenseman Christopher Taney fired a puck that caromed off the right post and ticked off the pads of Greiss before Miller swooped past Dal Colle and tucked a shot home for the unassisted goal.
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The fight for Darty began in March, when Steinhoff of South Africa swooped in and offered to buy the retailer at a price that exceeded the one in a previous merger agreement with Fnac.
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BERLIN — Cloaked in body armor and bearing heavy weapons, more than 1,000 German police officers swooped down Wednesday on homes, offices and mosques in shock-and-awe raids centered on Germany's financial capital, Frankfurt.
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Read for all this, but mostly to savor lines like these: 'he plunged into the sea and swooped between/the waves, just like a seagull catching fish,/wetting its whirring wings in tireless brine.
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Fortunately, there was a totally normal solution for the problem — Taylor Swift swooped in "like fuckin' Batman" to save the day and began playing the Foo Fighters song "Best of You" as a piano ballad.
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The designer has continuously swooped in, dressing women for the red carpet who would otherwise be ignored, including Danielle Brooks, Candice Huffine, Kelly Clarkson, and Leslie Jones, even though it comes at a significant price.
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After spotting some hawks near the tree where Fluffy was found, Erie Valley Fire Chief Rick Annen said he believes one of the big birds swooped in and picked the cat up by her collar.
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"There's been a real increase in complex attacks," the 33-year-old told Reuters on a rooftop overlooking the capital of Mogadishu, as drones swooped and whirred nearby during a four-day police training course.
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As Gregory fell to the ground, Rick swooped in and went full Crazy Rick, a scuffle that left him once again covered in blood and some girl who tried to attack Rick on her ass.
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On January 30th, NASA's Cassini spacecraft swooped close to Mimas for the last time in its mission—and while Cassini's goodbye tour has been full of excellent images, this one of Mimas is particularly exquisite.
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After unleashing a crunchy track with R&B mystic, The Dream, earlier this week, the masked man known as SBTRKT has swooped back in to share news of a new album project titled Save Yourself.
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Shandong Ruyi, which did not disclose financial details for its latest purchase, had swooped on France's SMCP in 2016, buying a majority stake in the company behind affordable luxury labels Sandro, Maje and Claudie Pierlot.
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As rave culture bloomed around the world, New Yorkers learned their city had a no-dancing law, sometimes only when a task force — known as March, for Multi Agency Response to Community Hotspots — swooped in.
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With no diplomatic solution in sight, the global humanitarian community—UN agencies plus a deep bench of local and international NGOs—has swooped into the scenic seaside resort town Cox's Bazar to provide emergency support.
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He has been a withering critic of the culture of high pay, group think and excessive fees yet he has also swooped in to buy big stakes in investment firms when they hit rough times.
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It was an outlandish attack on Venezuela's centers of power: A police helicopter swooped down from a clear sky while someone inside dropped grenades on the Supreme Court and opened fire on the Interior Ministry.
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The surprise agreement also came after Delta swooped in last September with plans to buy a 20% stake in American's longtime partner LATAM, a move that would increase Delta's presence in American's hub in Miami.
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In the absence of US leadership in Syria, Russian President Vladimir Putin swooped in and brokered a plan to jointly patrol northeastern Syria with Turkey, establishing itself as a new power player in the country.
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In a joint operation between Russian and Argentine police, they switched the cocaine for flour, added a tracking device to the bags, monitored its delivery to Russia, then swooped in when the cargo was delivered.
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Last night, however, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez swooped in to lift our spirits — as she is wont to do — with an Instagram photo that proved not everyone is D.C. has questionable standards when it comes to snacks.
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This Tomi Lahren caricature made some off-color comments about Justin, and Mary Jane swooped in with her cape flowing in the wind to come to his rescue...and almost lost her job in the process.
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After Roger Ailes — former chairman and CEO of Fox News — quit last week following several allegations of sexual harassment from Fox News host Gretchen Carlson and other employees, Samantha Bee swooped in to share her thoughts.
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Pinto told Reuters Ben & Jerry's efforts in Uganda foundered, however, because eastern buyers - mainly from China - swooped in and "showed up to the village with a boatload of cash" ahead of the government-sanctioned harvest date.
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The four-year-old company nearly ran out of money right before Alibaba swooped in with a majority investment, including $22015 million in fresh capital and the acquisition of $22015 million in stock from existing investors.
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Trump swooped through the synagogue-turned-polling-place in all of about twelve minutes as the characteristic horde of reporters and cameras chased the candidate in an action sequence emblematic of the billionaire's media-centric campaign.
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Just last episode, the Lannisters were transporting sacks of grain to King's Landing when Drogon swooped in and burned it all to crisp, and over in Winterfell, Sansa (Sophie Turner) also has grain on the brain.
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When Donald Trump's administration swooped into office scrubbing all mention of climate change, LGBTQ issues, civil rights, and progressive healthcare reform from the White House's websites, Souza's extensive photographic archive of Barack Obama's presidency also disappeared.
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It depicted two zooming jets facing off against one another in a scene straight out of Top Gun, before a plane that looked inspired by an SR-222 Blackbird swooped down to blow them both away.
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According to new legal docs -- obtained by TMZ -- Kanye's company was outmaneuvered by a Chinese company that swooped in and filed trademark paperwork in an effort to stake its claim to the popular Yeezy brand name.
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A Chinese cryptocurrency mining giant just swooped in on a tiny cryptocurrency with some high-end hardware, and the developers behind the US-based Siacoin are worried that a foreign shake-up is on the horizon.
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Sanford refused to endorse her (or Cunningham) in the general election, and then the national Republicans swooped in at the last minute, with more than $80,000 in ads in the final days to help Arrington's campaign.
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In 2014, with its global WeChat campaign faltering, it was preparing to start negotiations to bid for WhatsApp when Facebook swooped in, according to a senior Tencent executive who asked for anonymity in discussing corporate strategy.
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In the fall of 2005, United States special forces troops in their ubiquitous Black Hawk helicopters swooped in to kidnap a young Falluja woman, Sara al-Jumaili, thought to be the girlfriend of an insurgent kingpin.
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Its leaders — including Marine Le Pen, who lost to Mr. Macron in last year's presidential election — have swooped in to provide demonstrators with venues and encouragement, hoping to capitalize on a huge pool of potential recruits.
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But as analysts have noted, advertising revenue for radio in the United States has remained largely flat for years, and companies like Pandora (now owned by the satellite radio company SiriusXM) and Spotify have swooped in.
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After the rezoning plan was announced in 2013, years before it was enacted, real estate investors swooped into Inwood and bought more than $610 million in properties, according to an analysis by The New York Times.
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The protests reached him there, when a paraglider bearing the logo of environmental campaign group Greenpeace swooped within some few hundred yards of the president as he stood outside the golf course's hotel, television pictures showed.
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Because the Trump administration is not defending the Affordable Care Act in this case, a group of pro-Obamacare attorneys general from 16 states and the District of Columbia swooped in to take over the case.
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Rival wallet services like Paytm, PhonePe, Google Pay, Mobikwik and others have swooped in a market where payment card usage is not that widespread, and consumers are conducting a growing number of transactions on their mobile devices.
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Chevron agreed last year to sell its stake to state-owned Sinopec before miner and commodities trader Glencore swooped in after reaching a deal with minority shareholders, who backed it and exercised preemptive rights on the sale.
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The UFC superstar says he brought Bottle #1 with him to meet Putin at the 2018 World Cup final in Russia, but Vlad's security team swooped in and took the bottle before they could pop it open.
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Canuck—who can be identified by a red band on his leg—watched the scene from atop the flaming car, then swooped in to grab the knife from behind police tape after the man had been apprehended.
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The few survivors returned in disgrace, and England swooped in, bringing Scotland into the union with an offer of compensation for the vast numbers of Scots who'd lost their livelihoods supporting the dream of a Scottish America.
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Howden had a point-blank shot and a backhanded attempt turned away by St. Louis goalie Jordan Binnington before Vesey swooped in and tucked over the leg of the sprawled-out Binnington at the 23:47 mark.
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Melrose swooped on GKN in January after the engineering group had been left vulnerable following two profit warnings in October and November, which were sparked by writedowns at its U.S. aerospace division and sent its shares tumbling.
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Over the past decade, a number of Wall Street banks, hedge funds and private equity firms had swooped in to buy real estate assets in and around San Juan, banking on an economic recovery in Puerto Rico.
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You swooped in for a visit, criticized your daughter-in-law (whom you knew to be fractious with her own family), and now you're surprised that she's icing you out and your son isn't backing you up.
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After appearing on Saturday to soften on his beloved tariffs, telling reporters he had "second thoughts" about the punishing trade war, his aides swooped in to explain he was merely stating misgivings about not applying harsher duties.
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But onstage, he is an entrancing maniac, and here, even more so given that he delivered half of his set from atop a huge bird that swooped up and down, left and right, over the main stage.
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They had been separated for more than a year-and-a-half and had spent time in four different homes in four different cities before Thomas swooped in two years ago and took them in as foster children.
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Doctor Strange co-writer C. Robert Cargill has swooped in to address criticism over Tilda Swinton being cast in the upcoming Marvel adaptation as The Ancient One — who is a male Tibetan mystic in the Doctor Strange comics.
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During the recession, at a time when other nations avoided the corruption-plagued country and Argentina was hitting the deadline to pay back billions in government debt, China swooped in with a loan that helped stabilize the peso.
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The kids are teenage juvenile detention center inmates in Chicago ... and they say their home away from home was upset when Terrence Howard and Chris Rock swooped in last year to shoot scenes for season two's premiere episodes.
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"Plane Bae" didn't just benefit Twitter, a company badly in need of good PR, but also T-Mobile, whose savvy CEO swooped in to offer Blair a reimbursement on the Wi-Fi she purchased to write her thread.
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The newly-minted head of Instagram, who swooped in to replace co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger after their surprise exit last month, now holds the keys to the photo-sharing platform's kingdom of one billion users.
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Bill Newsom—who had gone to high school with Gordon Getty and who administered the Getty trusts—occasionally swooped in to take Gavin on vacation with the Getty family: polar-bear watching in Hudson Bay, safaris in Africa.
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The Islanders tied the game at 12:01, when Josh Bailey won a puck battle behind the net and dished a no-look pass to Barzal, who tapped the puck under Saros' legs as he swooped upon him.
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Perhaps the outrageous hoopskirt of Look 21985 (shown again in dove gray in Look 21985), which swooped on the runway like a woozy teacup, is an expression of that Victor Edelstein dress in motion as Travolta spun Diana.
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That may well have been the case if GungHo Online hadn't swooped in to acquire Grasshopper, canceled the then-early-in-development No More Heroes–like Lily Bergamo, and allowed it to be reborn as something entirely new.
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Before his HBD (Here Be Dragons) venture capital firm swooped in, it was on the verge of being acquired by a palm oil company — a business that has led to the destruction of rain forests in São Tomé.
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In Missouri, home to one of the nation's most competitive Senate races, Mr. Trump swooped in this month to headline a fund-raiser for Josh Hawley, the mild-mannered state attorney general challenging Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat.
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On a rooftop outside the Vatican, where sea gulls have ripped to shreds peace doves released out the pope's window, I watched as a pair ominously swooped above the purple zucchetto, or skullcap, of the Vatican foreign minister.
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CAIRO — When undercover police officers in Egypt swooped on an upscale nightclub on the Nile last spring and arrested a Russian belly dancer, the focus of their investigation was her costume — and what, if anything, lay beneath it.
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But by nightfall on Thursday, what had been a search for food took a more menacing turn, as groups of people, some of them armed, swooped in and took whatever of value was left: electronics, appliances and vehicles.
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When President Trump swooped into the World Economic Forum in Switzerland on Tuesday, he implicitly criticized Greta Thunberg and other climate change activists, saying that they peddled warnings of doom at a time of economic prosperity for Americans.
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Delivery bots have also entered the fray, like delivery startup Marble, which began testing sidewalk delivery bots in 2016 before the city's Board of Supervisors swooped in with some of the country's most restrictive regulations on delivery bots.
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New York (CNN Business)The Los Angeles Times is offering its staff voluntary buyouts less than two years after biotech billionaire Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong swooped in to buy the beleaguered newspaper in hopes of turning it around.
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But Pinson swooped in for the offensive rebound, which he kicked out to guard Joel Berry II. The Ducks quickly fouled Berry — an 213 percent free-throw shooter — and he went to the line with four seconds left.
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After Lee's backhand shot sailed wide of the net, Barzal corralled the puck, skated through most of the Flyers on the ice and fired a shot that Elliott deflected before Eberle swooped in and tucked home the rebound.
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But when he died, the British swooped in and in 1849 his youngest son, 10-year-old Duleep Singh, was forced to sign a paper ceding his possessions, including the Koh-i-Noor, to the East India Company.
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With the puck still in the Flames' zone, Tavares jumped on to the ice during a shift change and briefly appeared to have a breakaway opportunity of his own before Calgary defenseman TJ Brodie swooped in front of Tavares.
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In the earnings call that followed on November 7th, Forescout president and CEO Michael DeCesare tried to blame the bad results on extended sales, but it didn't really help, as private equity firms swooped in to make the deal.
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The cabin lurched and swooped and steadied, and for a stomach-churning moment she only saw ocean and wing beyond her window, no sky at all, before the dragon reared and corrected itself, tossing Kai's insides through another loop.
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In fact, many of us thought she'd be next, but Kufrin swooped in the moment Arie Luyendyk Jr. dumped her on national TV. Then, weeks before Underwood left The Bachelorette, photographs of himself and Booth canoodling in Mexico surfaced.
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Police officers had swooped on a cell on Thursday in the outskirts of Dhaka and said the suspects, including four would-be bombers and a bomb-maker, had been sent to the capital to bolster the JMB's attack capability.
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This week Li Keqiang, China's prime minister, swooped into Budapest for the annual meeting of the snappily titled Co-operation Between China and Central and Eastern European Countries (colloquially known as the 16+1 format), bringing promises worth €3bn.
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Reading his lists changed me a little bit—this past weekend, I found myself watching a group of common gulls foraging and lounging around a pier, when a suddenly a rarer gull species I'd never seen before swooped overhead.
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Lopez Obrador said police swooped on the Culiacan house to capture Ovidio Guzman, contradicting the initial version put out by the government, which was that officers had come under fire from the building while passing, then found Guzman inside.
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At the exact right moment, Biden swooped in with some much needed comedy, joking about how he and McCain had very different political views, but the two could still depend on each other to be there for one another.
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Sea-Watch, one of several humanitarian groups operating rescue vessels in the Mediterranean, estimated some 150 were on the rubber boat before a Libyan coast guard vessel swooped in and prevented the Sea Watch vessel from rescuing the migrants.
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That was his last appearance in a Padres uniform, before the Red Sox swooped in, sending a top prospect, Anderson Espinoza, to San Diego while shaking up the trade market for other contending teams looking for starting pitching help.
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Unsurprisingly, Amazon has swooped in to claim a disproportionate share of the riches, gobbling up nearly 50 percent of the market share, driving competitors out of business and solidifying its position as one of the world's most valuable companies.
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Best place to buy an Xbox: Amazon has swooped in to steal Best Buy's thunder with an extra $20043 coupon on the Xbox One X 20033TB console with Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order for a grand total of $20023.
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BERLIN — An Algerian man and a Nigerian man were detained in central Germany on Thursday on suspicion of preparing an attack with a machete and guns, which were confiscated, as about 29 police officers swooped down on 453 locations.
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The development represents a rare blow for Buffett, who avoids bidding wars for companies and had swooped in two months ago to buy Oncor after two previous attempts by Energy Future to sell it were blocked by Texas regulators.
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Likewise, Little Women's Florence Pugh, who's had a phenomenal year by also appearing in this summer's Midsommar, was snubbed in the best supporting actress race, in favor of Annette Bening, who swooped in with a nod for The Report.
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Sea-Watch, one of several non-governmental organisations operating vessels off the coast of Libya, said the speedboat swooped in just as they were about to go to the aid of the overcrowded rubber boat in the early hours of Friday.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Environmental enforcement agents deep in the Amazon rainforest swooped down on an illegal mine in a dawn raid in early November, in a campaign to tamp down on such activities that environmental groups say have reached epidemic scale.
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Quickly, Christian Siriano — a designer who has built his reputation and career on dressing all body types — swooped in and offered to dress the Saturday Night Live star in her dream gown, a Pretty Woman-esque off-the-shoulder red stunner.
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To make all the guys out there who have more of a dad bod than a Zac Efron bod feel a bit better about themselves, fashion shopping site Lyst swooped in to save the day with their revamped Ken dolls.
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Their strategy was simple, said two police officers involved in the arrests in Ahmedabad who asked not to be named: They swooped down on all groups of boys they saw with their heads buried in smartphones held in landscape mode.
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Oladipo, who shot just 2 of 15, drove the left side and was at the rim when James swooped in for a block on a play reminiscent of his Game 7 block on Andre Iguodala in the 2016 N.B.A. finals.
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News that longtime Senator John McCain would support the tax plan pushed yields to fresh months- and years-long highs on Thursday, but retreated from those levels as traders swooped in to buy after the knee-jerk selloff, analysts said.
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"They should have done these deals all last year, and they put it off," he added at the time, noting that the Federal Reserve later swooped in to save the day by signaling a pause in its cycle of rate hikes.
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It's illegal for FedEx to ship weed so Nabis has swooped in and is helping ship and connect while taking cuts of the proceeds, a price the suppliers are willing to pay due to their 219 percent on-time shipping record.
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In April, activist fund Searchlight - whose main offices are in New York, London and Toronto - swooped in to buy an initial 26% stake in Latecoere, in the latest example of activist funds targeting companies which they feel could perform better.
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Salesforce swooped in again and paid an enormous sum of money for the Seattle software company, giving it a data visualization tool that would enable customers to create views of data wherever it lives, whether it's part of Salesforce or not.
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The tell here is that when congressional Democrats started getting close to a deal that would swap help for DREAMers for wall money, immigration hawks swooped in — not with quibbles about the details but with a huge set of unrelated demands.
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Washington (CNN)As the sun rose in northern Germany Tuesday, authorities swooped in and carried out a dramatic raid that captured three Syrian men believed to be members of an ISIS sleeper cell with ties to Paris terror attacks network.
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To him this was just a tweak to his design, an innovation, like painting it a different colour, but it meant that the 13 patents he had taken out no longer applied and other companies swooped in, knocking his royalties sideways.
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After a two-month probe, officers from the Organised Crime and Triad Bureau swooped into action and arrested the couple and eight Filipino women aged from 34 to 58 in a series of raids across the city on Sunday and Monday.
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It's illegal for FedEx to ship weed so Nabis has swooped in and is helping ship and connect while taking cuts of the proceeds, a price the suppliers are willing to pay due to their 98 percent on-time shipping record.
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When Kluge ran into financial trouble during the financial crisis, Bank of America foreclosed on the estate and Trump swooped in and bought it for less than $10 million — a fraction of the $60 million the banks had valued the property.
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Terex and Konecranes of Finland announced in August that they would merge in an all-stock deal, but Zoomlion swooped in with a competing bid in January to acquire Terex for $30 a share in cash, or about $3.3 billion.
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New Horizons — which previously revealed the majesty of Pluto in 2015 — swooped just 2,693 miles from the surface of MU69, which has been temporarily nicknamed Ultima Thule (the International Association of Astronomers will eventually endow MU69 with its official name).
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But history could come to see Friday -- when the President plunged to a humiliating defeat in the partial government shutdown and an FBI team sent by Robert Mueller swooped down on his political sorcerer Roger Stone -- as a turning point.
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Anbang, with the New York private equity firm J. C. Flowers and the China-based Primavera Capital, swooped in with a bid for Starwood last week, as the hotel operator was finishing the deal it signed with Marriott in November.
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MARRIOTT RAISES BID FOR STARWOOD | Marriott International sweetened its bid for Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, but it may not be enough to deter the Anbang Insurance Group and its co-investors, who swooped in with a bid last week,
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In the last weeks of Warren's struggling presidential bid, a super PAC called Persist PAC hastily formed and then swooped into Nevada, South Carolina and Super Tuesday states to run over $14 million in ads trying to resuscitate Warren's campaign.
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It reads like a scene out of a Tom Clancy novel: On Monday night, federal authorities swooped into New York's John F. Kennedy Airport and arrested a former CIA officer just minutes after his plane from Hong Kong had landed.
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After the fire, "not only did all of that vacancy rate get swooped up right away, but now it's even more of a challenge to find any type of housing for anybody, regardless of their housing status prior," she said.
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The speedy Ehlers — shaken up on a hard hit in the first that rocked two other players — grabbed a stretch pass from Poolman and swooped in past diving defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson to make it 2-1 at 2:13.
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Hubble data becomes public after a year, and although Benneke says his team has been analyzing K22-218b for nearly three years and originally commissioned the observation, the UCL team swooped in on the data and published its own analysis first.
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While Europe was busy squeezing Greece, the Chinese swooped in with bucket-loads of investments that have begun to pay off, not only economically but also by apparently giving China a political foothold in Greece, and by extension, in Europe.
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As for the notion that she swooped in without any training and was almost immediately regarded as a substantive player, he said that in today's world "there's a studio behind every person selling a product," and you need both to succeed.
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NEW DELHI — Indian police officers on Friday swooped down on neighborhoods in the capital that have been racked by religious violence this week, arresting more than a dozen people amid a brewing controversy over where to place blame for the bloodshed.
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The static, lo-fi images of the Senate floor vote were in stark contrast to the high production values of Mr. Trump's State of the Union, where cameras swooped above the audience and zoomed in on the facial reactions of politicians.
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BANDOL, India — Dozens of women brandishing brooms swooped down on a straw house in this village on a recent Saturday, sending the owner fleeing through a rice field as they seized buckets of fruit juice being fermented into a cheap liquor.
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Riley Sheahan got Pittsburgh on the board, holding on to the puck as he swooped toward the crease on a 2-on-1 break and tucked a backhanded shot past Lehtonen at the 9:07 mark of the first period.
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But online, the private sector swooped in to fill that vacuum, and because identity had that characteristic of being a universal problem, the market was heavily incentivized to settle on one common standard for defining yourself and the people you know.
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ROME — Police officers in Italy swooped down on a Chinese mafia organization on Thursday, arresting 33 people on suspicion of running a criminal enterprise that dominated the transport of Chinese products in Europe, financed with money from prostitution, gambling and drugs.
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It's been months since Rick and Morty went off the air, and it will be "a reeeeally long time" until we get some new episodes, but thankfully Run the Jewels swooped in with something to tide us over in the meantime.
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Acquisitions: Over the past year, Google has slowed its acquisitive streak too, although it has twice swooped in to scoop up the bulk of the engineers from a flailing company — a move that is not technically an acquisition, but sort of is.
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Reports surfaced earlier on Thursday that Khloé Kardashian had given birth to her baby girl with Tristan Thompson, and now Kris Jenner has swooped in on Twitter to put our curious minds to rest: yes, the Kardashian clan has just grown by one.
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Speculators, anticipating a rout, swooped in and began betting that VW's price would fall further by using a risky short-selling strategy in which investors sell borrowed shares in anticipation of buying them back later, at a lower price, and pocketing the difference.
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"Just as the feel-good factor was beginning to return to the markets, buoyed by the result of the U.S. midterms, the Fed swooped in and brought everyone back down to earth," Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda, said in a note.
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Germany-based Sea-Watch, one of several non-governmental organizations operating vessels off the coast of Libya, said the speedboat swooped in just as they were about to go to the aid of the overcrowded rubber boat in the early hours of Friday.
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Smith swooped in to grab the rebound over Durant, but instead of going back up with it from point blank range or even passing out to LeBron, who was open, he legendarily dribbled out the clock and sent the game into overtime.
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The latest troubles add to a string of legal battles more than two years into the VW diesel emissions scandal and only weeks after European Union and German antitrust officials had swooped on the company and rival carmakers over suspicions of collusion.
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Tyler Myers then pushed Winnipeg to a 2-1 lead when he swooped in for a pass from Patrik Laine along the wall, swung behind the net and tucked the puck in behind Bishop with 1:43 to play in the period.
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So when Rdio filed for bankruptcy last year, and Pandora swooped in to buy up the remnants of its technology, fans decried the loss of one of the best designed streaming services, one that tried and ultimately failed to compete with the giants.
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Fans at Oklahoma City games remain standing until the team scores a point, and the fans were on their feet until 2 minutes 30 seconds had ticked off the clock — seeing four misses — before Westbrook swooped to the rim for a layup.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Thousands of pigeons with tiny LED lights strapped to their legs swooped through the darkening skies in a jaw-dropping display of beauty, but savvy New Yorkers gazing up at the performance art knew enough to keep their mouths shut.
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Germany-based Sea-Watch, one of several non-governmental organizations operating vessels off the coast of Libya, said on Friday a speedboat marked "Libyan Coast Guard" swooped in as they went to the aid of an overcrowded rubber boat in the early hours.
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Read more: Here's how Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's first family royal tour is different to Prince William and Kate Middleton'sMarkle was unaware that her ponytail was tucked into her dress — and, without her even noticing, Harry swooped in to save the day.
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At the Big Ten baseball tournament in Omaha, Nebraska on Sunday, one young Ohio State fan thought he was about to snag the ultimate game token, a foul ball, when a grown-up Iowa fan swooped in to swipe the ball for himself.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Wednesday swooped in to catch a falling American flag during a press conference.
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While it had made an effort to adapt to the trend, a fleet of lower-price competitors such as Anthropologie, H&M, Asos, and Reformation have swooped in and taken market share, and experts say the market is now oversaturated with options.
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While David's Bridal had been insistent to its customers that despite its bankruptcy in November it was still business as usual from their perspective, Marcum said that some shoppers had been spooked by the news, and competitors had swooped in and taken advantage.
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He compared working on a collection presentation to working on a movie, and in fact, it was Luc Besson's studio on the outskirts of Paris where he held his show, in a digital tunnel that dripped, melted and swooped through a simulated reality.
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Despite the fact that Black Cherry and Ruby Grapefruit have probably been written in at the bottom of the endangered species list by now, an as-yet-unnamed fraternity in Austin, Texas somehow still allegedly swooped $7,500 worth of White Claw for itself.
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It got really popular and then after it seemed like about two weeks, Facebook swooped in and bought it, and it seemed to be another classic case of Facebook using some sophisticated technology to see what young people were doing with their phones.
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While the majority of phone makers have taken a break from releasing new AW smartwatches and are focusing more efforts on releasing sportier, cellular-connected smartwatches that work independent of phones, the fashion world has basically swooped in to fill the void.
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Then Mr. Trump's trusted lawyers and other top executives swooped in to play hardball — working alongside Donald Trump Jr. to negotiate the confidential agreements that would allow the Vancouver development to be branded with Mr. Trump's name and managed by his company.
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On Saturday night, agents swooped in to arrest the Volkswagen executive, Oliver Schmidt, as he prepared to depart Miami International Airport for Germany, according to two law enforcement officials familiar with the case, one of whom described the circumstances of the arrest.
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Not only have Trump and Vice President Mike Pence swooped into the district to campaign for Balderson, but national Republican groups have shelled out millions of dollars in an effort to paint O'Connor as a liberal pawn of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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Rollins complained about the apartment's conditions, she said – but the full scope of lead hazards, including toxic peeling paint around Noah's crib, wasn't detected until after his September lead poisoning diagnosis, when city health officials swooped in to document the unsafe conditions.
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Like a modern-day Robin Hood, Amazon swooped in for the win of Whole Foods last month, and before the ink on the deal even had time to dry, the retail giant slashed the grocery chain's prices by up to 43% across the board. Avocados?
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The Islanders took a short-lived lead following a flurry that featured Cizikas, who opened the scoring sequence by passing to Johnny Boychuk before he swooped in and tapped a shot into the open left corner of the net at the 6:09 mark.
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The Chinese billionaire, well-versed on the UK landscape, was quick to set the mergers and acquisitions team to work at AMC Entertainment, owned by his Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda which swooped on Odeon and UCI Cinema Group last week, forking out £921 million.
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Durst, 73, agreed to a nearly three-hour interview with prosecutors after his arrest on March 14, 2015, and said he "had to be… swooped" and "speeding" during some of the more than 20 hours of interview he gave during the filming of The Jinx.
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Prosecutors say the company had alerted the authorities to the wrongdoing before security service officers swooped into its offices to arrest Ulyukayev, and several sources have said a member of the company's security staff worked for weeks helping gather evidence against the economy minister.
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The interview began with a discussion about Katebi's childhood in Oklahoma, a predominantly white and conservative state, as a woman who wears a hijab, and continued with insight into women's fashion in Iran, before one of the hosts swooped in with an incongruous geopolitical question.
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Tampa Bay defenseman Mikhail Sergachev tried to make a no-look clearing pass, but Pacioretty swooped in for the interception, descended upon Vasilevskiy and fired a shot into the net as Lightning defenseman Anton Stralman tried to slide into the path of the puck.
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Cramer Remix: This stock moves housing higher Cramer's game plan: The right stocks to be in Cramer: A smart spinoff for speculation Then Chinese company Anbang Insurance Group swooped in with a higher bid, topping the Marriott bid by as much as $2 billion.
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When Saudi censorship proved unacceptable to the Brits, the Qataris swooped in, hiring 250 laid off BBC journalists and broadcasters, staffing up with locals, and giving the network what was intended to be a one-time loan of $234 million to get things going.
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When the Reds' asking price dropped low enough, the Yankees swooped in to acquire Chapman on the cheap, a bit of opportunism that General Manager Brian Cashman readily acknowledged, even as it drew criticism from some domestic violence experts, fans and a city councilwoman.
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By now Luminar and other tech companies, including OneWeb, SpaceX and Blue Origin, have swooped in to take advantage of Florida's abundant tech talent, affordable real estate and lower costs of living than what you'll find in other tech hubs, like San Francisco or Seattle.
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"Target has never been a very good grocer," Bernstein analyst Brandon Fletcher told CNBC, saying the company was "late to the party" as other retailers swooped in and scooped up market share of grocery carts before Target even got a taste of the supermarket business.
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When the newly elected President Trump nominated Justice Gorsuch to the Supreme Court in January 2017, Mr. Davis assembled a volunteer team of former clerks and allies who swooped in to assist with the confirmation after the nominee clashed somewhat with his Washington handlers.
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The puck crawled behind Varlamov and Ryan Pulock swooped in to try and shovel it out, but Zibanejad got a stick on the puck and tucked it into the net as Pulock unsuccessfully tried sweeping it out with his glove with 7:14 left.
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Artists who defined the tail end of the millennial sound underscored it with an obvious dispassion for structure—the music swooped and skirted and swerved in every direction, gorging on influences as disparate and as rich and as outright puzzling as anything I'd ever heard.
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The last we heard from MoviePass was that Ted Farnsworth, the financier who swooped in to become Helios and Matheson's CEO in 2016 and acquired MoviePass the following year, was trying to salvage the business using his own money and money from fellow investors.
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"I saw their helicopter land in a clearing, like a scene out of some Hollywood movie," said Francinaldo Martins Araújo, 43, who was arriving in his truck to buy scraps of discarded timber from the sawmill as the unit swooped down for its raid.
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Inside some of the tiny tents, barely big enough for one person, there are small children; outside, young men sit, bored and listless, waiting for periodic visits by law enforcement, like one on Monday in which the riot police swooped in to check identity papers.
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PARIS, Oct 31 (Reuters) - French riot police swooped on an illegal migrant camp in northeastern Paris just after dawn on Monday, sparking a brief standoff at a site where numbers have soared since the closure of the Jungle camp in the northern port city of Calais.
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Led by the charismatic Japanese investor, Masayoshi Son, SoftBank swooped on the Apple supplier ARM in the three weeks since Britain voted to leave the European Union, a result which stunned financial markets and has sent sterling down 21 percent against both the dollar and yen.
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After the S$1.83 billion ($1.4 billion) offer was announced below market price at the time, Singapore property firm Oxley Holdings swooped in and accumulated a stake of more than 14 percent in the target company from the open market at above S$2.6 per share.
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Likelihood of Truth: 4/10 The Evidence: According to valiant YouTuber JonXArmy, he has uncovered the definitive explanation for why the FBI swooped into Sunspot: China has hacked an antennae array at the observatory and was using it to spy on the nearby White Sands Missile Range.
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Or getting an actor —- not that he would get involved in day-to-day stuff —but if there's a big star that Universal wanted for a movie, and the star had said no to everybody, then Ron swooped in and was able to talk to them.
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Behind that calm look, however, is undoubtedly a smirk, as this image has now swooped in to steal Selena Gomez' record for the most-liked Instagram post of all time, with 7.4 million likes at the time of writing (almost 1 million more likes than Selena).
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More than a decade ago, in 2004, federal agents, search warrants in hand, swooped into the company's offices in eight states, closing schools briefly as they hunted for evidence of fraud related to student recruitment, enrollment, dropout rates, grade inflation, loans, and reported job placements and salaries.
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He also dropped hints that many of his unused beats for The Life of Pablo were swooped up by Freddie Gibbs and made into the tentatively-titled Bandana, and admitted that he created sounds for hits like Kanye West's "No More Parties in LA" on an iPad.
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She's had a tough family life, which you can read about in her excellent Fader cover interview and was homeless for a while, before Nick Cannon kind of swooped down like a guardian angel with a buzzcut and started her on the path to a music career.
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He has swooped up thousands of dollars worth of elvers in an hour, he said, but only after countless hours fruitlessly searching locations at various times and tides, along with his uncle, Jonathan Smith, who owns a smoke shop on the reservation that Mr. Silva manages.
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Right after ABC moderator Linsey Davis framed a question about Hillary Clinton's recent comments on Sanders — that "nobody likes him, nobody wants to work with him, he gets nothing done" — Biden swooped in for a hug as if to ward off the bad juju from 26.
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There were a few brief days of rigorously reported stories in the local media at the start of the outbreak, but then the state propaganda machine swooped back in to limit what the public is allowed to know, in the name of promoting positivity and maintaining order.
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CBS, Ten's biggest creditor, swooped on the TV station after it went into administration three months ago, upending acquisition plans by Twenty-First Century Fox Executive Chairman Lachlan Murdoch and business partner Bruce Gordon that had been on hold as they awaited reforms to media ownership laws.
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Of all the items that have swooped in to replace the somewhat-recently maligned plastic straw — melty paper tubes, injurious metal sticks, carb-heavy bucatini alternatives, the time-honored option of just spilling all over yourself — the strawless cold-cup lid is possibly the most absurd.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Occidental Petroleum chief executive Vicki Hollub was caught off guard when U.S. oil giant Chevron swooped in last month with a $21 billion offer to buy Anadarko Petroleum, the oil and gas exploration and production firm she had been wooing for nearly two years.
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The warning comes amid two days of dramatic protests that erupted in the West Bank as Israeli defense forces swooped in this week to enforce a Supreme Court order to evict Jewish families from an outpost on private Palestinian land in the settlement of Amona, northeast of Ramallah.
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When Mr Trump recently went off script and declared his support for raising the minimum age to 21 for buying long guns like the AR-15, the weapon the 19-year-old gunman used in Florida, the NRA swooped in and fixed that with one oval-office intervention.
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This time around, the fast-fashion retailer is being accused of copying activewear brand Alala, which launched in 2012; its signature Captain leggings have been around for years, with their distinctive, swooped mesh paneling, long before the sort-of-risque transparent detailing became ubiquitous in the activewear space.
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Maybe you listened to "Bando" early on; maybe you found them when Drake swooped down and Versace'd their remix, maybe you saw Vice's Thomas Morton ask them if "molly" was the same as "Miley Cyrus" as they roamed the kitchen of their country club mini-mansion, holding guns.
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On a related note: Since there's no such thing as coincidence in the world of Game of Thrones, I can't be the only one who noticed the uncanny timing of Jon declaring that he's not a Stark immediately before one of Daenerys' dragons swooped uncharacteristically close to him, right?
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NEW YORK, May 21 (Reuters) - Occidental Petroleum chief executive Vicki Hollub was caught off guard when U.S. oil giant Chevron swooped in last month with a $33 billion offer to buy Anadarko Petroleum, the oil and gas exploration and production firm she had been wooing for nearly two years.
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" As Ms. Parker assessed the progress being made around her, one of the crew members said that Pale Male, the red-tailed hawk who lives nearby on Fifth Avenue and who has a large following among Central Park bird-watchers, had just swooped by for a visit to "PsychoBarn.
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It all came flashing back, as Joshua Kiszka's voice yowled, swooped, moaned and quavered with every maneuver he could mimic from Robert Plant, while his twin brother, Jacob Kiszka, flung guitar riffs and power chords or wailed in unison with the lead vocal the way Jimmy Page did.
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AXA guided that underlying earnings at the AXA XL unit - which it swooped on in 2019.5 in a $21 billion bid to create a world leader in property and casualty insurance - would be 20.9264 million euros ($216 million) lower than previously expected in 2020, at 1.2 billion euros.
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There were toys everywhere, puzzle pieces communing with cereal flakes under the table, and a pink knit blanket on the hardwood floor which she presently swooped down on with furious efficiency (pocketing the cell phone at last) and folded as they approached the door leading into the next room.
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Russian news outlet Rosbalt, citing an unnamed source, has reported that FSB agents swooped in on Whelan in a hotel room near the Kremlin moments after he was handed a USB stick by a Russian citizen that contained the classified names of people employed at a Russian security agency.
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When Spider-Man goes a little bit evil, thanks to a weird alien that embeds itself in the fibers of his suit, he stops caring about altruism and starts caring about the cool stuff: snapping fingers, boogying, popping collars, hitting on co-workers, sitting in someone else's chair, side-swooped bangs.
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According to a reporter from The New York Times, McDormand, who won Best Actress for her performance in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, briefly set down her golden statuette during the after party for a little friendly conversation when an unnamed man swooped in and snatched up her well-earned prize.
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The much-hyped Carrier deal, in which Trump supposedly swooped into Indiana like Jesus returning on a cloud to save jobs, also exposed him as a reality TV fraud of a president, as many of those jobs are still being shipped overseas and workers there feel betrayed by his empty promises.
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It wasn't until Dany and her children swooped in to save the day — and the Night King hurled his magic spear to take one of them down— that this truly became an illustration of what all-out, dragon-on-demon combat might look like in the Great War to come.
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The store, which was founded in 1917, was facing closure as rent prices in Midtown Manhattan rose, so, in an It's a Wonderful Life-esque twist, Miranda, Hamilton director Thomas Kail, lead producer Jeffrey Seller and James L. Nederlander (president of the Nederlander Organization) swooped in and saved the business.
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New York-based Human Rights Watch said in a statement that ruling party men armed with sticks and machetes have swooped in on the protesters and journalists since the students took to the streets on July 29 after two students were killed in a road accident in the nation&aposs capital, Dhaka.
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Chip previously shared his love for football and impressive throwing arm in July when he posted a video of himself standing on the open deck at the stern of a boat and letting a long pass fly as eldest son Drake, 13, swooped in on a jet ski with a great catch.
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Cizikas swooped into the crease behind Jets right winger Patrik Laine to put back the rebound of a shot by Anthony Beauvillier before Eberle took a no-look pass from behind the net by Mathew Barzal and scored from point-blank range to complete his second two-goal game of the season.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE swooped into the state to hold two election rallies on Monday to help boost turnout for Hyde-Smith.
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Back then, he represented their muscle, financial and otherwise, when they swooped in to sign him away from the Boston Red Sox, buying their way back into the World Series with a $423.5 million free-agent splurge that was a reaction to having missed the postseason for the first time since 1993.
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Boasting critical plaudits and a long, successful run at the box office, Spider-Verse swooped into the race in December and stole the thunder of Pixar's Incredibles 15, which also boasted great reviews and an even better box office take, but came out in June and feels a little like old news.
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Seizing on an opportunity to expand their reach, a number of telemedicine startups swooped in, leveraging their robust userbases and pre-existing networks with private labs to secure a bunch of testing kits and charge as much as $135 for access—that is, until the FDA put a stop to it last weekend.
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The Islanders took the lead in spectacular and unexpected fashion when Leo Komarov outraced Wild defenseman Brad Hunt down the left side of the ice and fell down as he passed into the crease to Martin, who swooped in alone and tapped the puck past Dubnyk for his first goal since Oct. 25.
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But four months ago, in the kind of bridge that looser restrictions on trade between the United States and Cuba aspires to, an American nonprofit group swooped in and rehabilitated the Cuban National Tennis Center, believed to be the only full-fledged courts on the island not part of a hotel or resort.
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But when Mr. Fulmer gave the cue, it was as if Mr. Russell's right arm obeyed some faulty muscle impulse: instead of drawing the hair across the strings in the space in between bridge and fingerboard, his bow swooped down through the air toward the violin's scrolls, then settled on the end of the neck.
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The film raked in $69.5 million during its opening weekend, shattering records for the biggest opening for a film directed by a woman, and also for a film about a woman — specifically her interior life — a title it would hold until 2017, when Patti Jenkins and Wonder Woman swooped in to pick up the mantle.
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" Federal approval of the deal amounts to a major victory for Tom Rutledge, Charter's ambitious CEO, who last year swooped in with an offer for Time Warner Cable after Comcast's bid for its smaller rival was scuttled by federal regulators who concluded that the deal "would have posed an unacceptable risk to competition and innovation.
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Battery life: Up to 5 hours of continuous listening with noise reduction, up to 20 hours with case rechargesNoise cancellation: Yes (Bose active noise reduction) Wireless charging: NoSweat/water resistance: Yes Amazon swooped into the truly wireless market this fall with the Echo Bods, which feature Bose's noise reduction technology and strong bass performance.
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The 23-foot-22, 238.5-pound center stepped around defenseman Matt Irwin, swooped to the net and roofed what turned out to be the game-winning goal midway through the second period as the Rangers snapped a five-game losing streak with a 211-2 victory against the Nashville Predators at Madison Square Garden.
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The rumors had been flying in the New York area since Saturday: Officials from Immigration and Customs Enforcement had swooped into churches and public schools, dragged away an undocumented family at the Staten Island Mall, pulled over drivers on the Southern State Parkway and set up blockades in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, and at the Staten Island Ferry.
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Start with "Tuesday," which details his disgusting homemaking protocols; "Acid King," which recalls a satanic murder from his Suffolk County childhood; the unsparing depression revery "1 + 1 = 13"; and "Churro," the tale of two bald eagles who nested so magically in Pittsburgh they got their own video feed—until they swooped down and devoured somebody's cat.
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Following her remarks, committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) asked if she wanted to take a break — before Booker swooped in with the caffeinated delivery.
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Analysts have swooped down in droves to remind the public that North Korea has long desired a face-to-face meeting between its leader and a sitting American president, since it would be a mark of legitimacy and respect, a propaganda coup that would shrink the world's colossus down to the size of its feistiest rogue state.
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According to their scenario, the White House management team of Jared Kushner, Stephen K. Bannon and Reince Priebus will be a disaster and Mr. Christie will be tapped as the skilled manager, like David Gergen, the former aide to Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan who swooped in to steady Bill Clinton's administration after a raucous first year.
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For a recent Waterworks event, "Symphonic Body/Water," renowned choreographer Ann Carlson observed the banal movements of various kinds of workers in the Gallatin Valley — including agricultural producers, politicians, anglers, environmentalists, business leaders, and scientists — who then performed movements based their typical workaday gestures in a near-silent "symphony," as a set of homing doves swooped dramatically around them.
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Rapinoe scored on a devilish free kick in the fifth minute, swooped onto a crossing pass for a second goal in the 65th and seemed invigorated — or at least not distracted in the slightest — after her midweek jousting with President Trump, who had criticized her for saying she would not visit the White House if the United States won its fourth World Cup.
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So under a billowing white silk balloon-tent commissioned from the architect Smiljan Radic to cocoon her guests (and, yes, provide much fodder for audience asides about the amount of hot air in the room) came jackets that swooped up at the hemline to transform into trench coats, the orbital curves created by the cut belling out to catch the breeze.
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And lo, just as Brooklyn Nine-Nine fans were hitting the depression stage of their grieving process after Fox announced on Thursday that it had canceled the show after five seasons, an eleventh-hour savior swooped in: Late Friday night, NBC announced that it will pick up the beloved comedy for at least a sixth season, which will run 13 episodes.
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Here in New Orleans, a private donor (suspected to be Whitney Plantation slavery museum owner John Cummings) quickly gave $1 million to our cause—which would have covered almost the entire cost if armed racists had not shown up from out of town to protest, and local activist kids not swooped in to taunt them, all of it necessitating overtime security totaling $700,000 in tax dollars.
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The Boston Celtics could have swooped in for any of the big names with ease, but their hammer—an unprotected 2016 first-round pick from the Brooklyn Nets—has exceptional value to them, either as a trade chip on draft night or as a means to add some star quality on a rookie-scale deal that will skew way below market value as the cap rises.
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For all those who were desperately marathoning 23 Rock in preemptive mourning of Netflix dropping the series, fear not: Tina Fey's gloriously weird comedy about the behind-the-scenes mess of making a sketch comedy show will make the leap straight from one streaming service to another, as Hulu swooped in to make a deal with NBCUniversal deal just days before the great 22 Rock blackout was set to happen.
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And in exchange for that guarantee, Southwest reliably swooped in with big orders and/or accelerated payments after accidents, stock price plunges, or both; the same lawsuit claims that, after September 11, the airline formed an off–balance-sheet slush fund to bail out Boeing during unanticipated shortfalls, and lent other airlines its own planes when Boeing production fell behind, all while it waited patiently for its order deliveries to be filled at a time when it was convenient for Boeing.
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" Caution: Writing about Cormac McCarthy while simultaneously writing about the immemorial violence of the Texas borderlands can lead to sentences like this: "And everywhere are the ruins of those ancient and not so ancient peoples who were slaughtered in those places and whose lives left no articulate testament to bear witness to the joys and hopes and dreams and sorrows that they shared before pale riders the color of dust swooped down and spilled their blood onto the thirsty ground.
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