They cannot take off their skin color the way some can take off a polo shirt.
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"And then there's a moment when you take off, and everybody has their own 'take off' moment," he added.
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These things don't take off, 103 is not very impressive for most these things, why don't they take off?
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So you would take off your euro shorts, take off your short OAT positions and put your money under the mattress.
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There's a video of the take-off, in which you can watch Zapata take off from the beach, and disappear into the sky.
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The plan was ready to take off -- I mean taxiing to take off -- when the plane was turned around and sent back to the airport.
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Unlike most launch vehicles that take off from the ground, Unity is designed to take off from under the wing of a giant white airplane.
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These are typically electrically propelled vehicles, they can take off and land vertically, eVTOLs, vertical take-off landing, so that you don't need an airport.
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Last year, Kitty Hawk took the wraps off of Cora, a vertical take-off and landing aircraft that can take off like a helicopter and fly like a plane.
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" - Jill, 26 "Wouldn't take off clothes during sex.
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Tall boots can sometimes be difficult for me to take off, but I could put on and take off the pair above easily without worrying about being stuck in them.
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Unlike jets, yachts, or helicopters, The Flying Bum can take-off and land from land, ice, or desert environments because it doesn't need the typical take-off and landing infrastructures.
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" Ahluwalia told NBC New York that as he attempted to board the flight Monday night, officials told him to take off his turban, "just like they'd say 'take off your shoes.
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Here are the resources and the support — take off.
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So our question ... VL ... vertical lift and take off.
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I'd have to take off the red and put on the French tips, then take off the French tips and put on the pink — we were continually like, 'Who's got the nails?!
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It may never take off in the way Bungie hopes.
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Archiving lets users choose posts to take off their grid.
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Nevertheless, some believe that the market could really take off.
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More than 15,000 flights scheduled to take off between Dec.
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Planes at Phoenix's airport couldn't take off in extreme heat.
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I take off my pants and slide on the tights.
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"For popularity, you need to take off clothes," she said.
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When did you get an inkling it might take off?
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I started getting sweaty: 'Oh, just take off your shirt.
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And if numbers increase, the stock could really take off.
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Zipline's drones take off and land from its distribution centers.
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But few economists expect the housing market to take off.
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Take-off was very smooth — just like the whole flight.
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He then allegedly instructed her to take off her clothes.
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He looked super anxious to take off his mic pack.
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Such businesses first began to take off in student dormitories.
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And then there's the charming "Take off your clothes" refrain.
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This holds me over until we're able to take off.
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Come on, take off your partisan blinders and admit it.
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Would you ever take off your shirt on the slopes?
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Whether the service will take off is a question mark.
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I take off right away and head for the wormhole.
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Economic activity may now be set to take off again.
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During that time, nothing can take off from the platform.
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Now, thanks to Facebook, it's set to really take off.
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I take off my makeup and fall asleep right away.
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We just take off and go for these beautiful rides.
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It was scheduled to take off again at 9 p.m.
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The entire plane spilled their McDonald's & drinks on take off.
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I start sweating and take off the VR headset immediately.
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You probably still have to take off your shoes, though.
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And I didn't do anything to make them take off.
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Who knows, maybe it will take off with this generation.
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Autonomous air taxis that can take off and land vertically.
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It's at least easy to put on and take off.
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Even the Force can't make a snowbound plane take off.
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I knew her career would take off and it did.
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The question is whether Samsung's bet will really take off.
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The plane attempted to take off shortly after 3 p.m.
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It didn't take long for Instagram Stories to take off.
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I didn't expect it would take off like it did.
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Then we take off our headsets, and it all disappears.
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Nearly 600 flights take off or land there every day.
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While these tariffs last, it's unlikely they can take off.
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But their popularity didn't take off until the early 1800s.
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But comparative effectiveness research has yet to really take off.
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Children and adults take off their shoes at the door.
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There are no guarantees the bot medium will take off.
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And, if only for a second, we take off completely.
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Now is the time for AI to truly take off.
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There's almost nothing he'll take off the table going in.
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I kick The Breakable Lilla into gear and take off.
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It ain't take off to where it started no beef.
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It didn't take long for Volcy's idea to take off.
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I then take off my makeup and wash my face.
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It helped America take off the cloak of official segregation.
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Like the Rocket Belt, it failed to take off, commercially.
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Every appointment required Jim and Ali to take off work.
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Vertical lift and take off, Uber was thinking about that.
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Whenever I rode past them, they would take off running.
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Tunisia take off striker Wahbi Khazri, bringing on Saber Khalifa.
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"Something else to take off my bucket list," Elliott said.
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Monday and that delayed flights were beginning to take off.
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The plane was supposed to take off at 7 a.m.
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It didn't take long for the app to take off.
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In Vietnam, however, the brands have failed to take off.
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When I didn't take off my clothes he beat me.
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At night I take off my makeup with coconut oil.
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Then I use rose water to take off the residuals.
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"He was starting to take off," DiPuglia said of Segura.
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Initially, it wasn't clear that the service would take off.
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Why don't you take off your clothes and get excited?
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I take off my sports bra and go feed her.
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Then you take off this little part, this hard part.
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"You want me to take off my pants?" he said.
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Members take off their shoes before entering and work barefoot.
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It was all-- took a long time to take off.
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I can take off all the masks in this space.
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The plane was allowed to take off, despite the concerns.
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Nobody wants to be left behind if things take off.
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And did you think this was going to take off?
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Take off the heat and add the three egg yolks.
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We all have flexible jobs where we can take off.
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The F-2160 comes in 22023 variants: the F-35A conventional take-off and landing model; the F-35B, a short take-off/vertical landing version; and the F-35C, used aboard aircraft carriers.
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The F-353 comes in 235 variants: the F-240A conventional take-off and landing model; the F-235B, a short take-off/vertical landing version; and the F-35C, used aboard aircraft carriers.
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"The only thing we don't do is take off," Horn said.
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Less than an hour after take off, at 1:19 a.m.
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But the market for bad debt is struggling to take off.
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So will the Golden Knights take off, or crash and burn?
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Drones are slated to take off as the next big thing.
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Trace rounds dance around it and finally take off its nose.
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After doing so, he regretted it and decided to take off.
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But whether Quibi will be take off is an open question.
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Although the federation did not take off, Cat's career certainly did.
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But when it is over, the industry will take off again.
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It's getting to take off from Florida like they used to.
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I think once he gets that synced up, he'll take off.
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I waited just until after take-off to head to sleep.
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Did you think Odd Future would take off like it did?
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Separately, there are signs that M&A may finally take off.
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That's because the outer shell is super easy to take off.
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"He'll take off and I'll try to keep up," McClain said.
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Sales of hot drinks have been slow to take off online.
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Recent years have shown how quickly identity movements can take off.
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We wanted a battery that you could take off the bike.
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Then, he said, he was asked to take off his turban.
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The movie did OK, but my Vine began to take off.
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Do certain letters mean you have to take off certain clothes?
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Let's be honest; let's take off all the drugged tiger photos.
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To enter Black Power Naps, you must take off your shoes.
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It took a really long time for Prime to take off.
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When the going got tough, Abraham would take off without warning.
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My mom died about the time Facebook started to take off.
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But trucking must overcome three challenges for blockchain to take off.
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"It attempted to abort the landing and take off again," Sgt.
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Passerine makes unmanned aircrafts that take off and land like birds.
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SpaceX's live stream will begin about 15 minutes before take off.
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But the drones won't take off from Chipotle stores with orders.
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The researchers also flagged geographic hotspots where disease might take off.
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Richard and Debbie took their seats and waited to take off.
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But she's never seen any take off like her latest one.
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Falcon Heavy is about to take off in a big way.
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If Playdate doesn't take off, Panic has other sources of income.
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Several factors are enabling bots to take off now, he said.
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Taking off is as easy as hitting the take-off icon.
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"Things are now in a position of take-off," he said.
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"He did not take off any points for it being late."
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Buckle up: The Rob & Chyna rollercoaster is about to take off.
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My wife, who's a career woman, gonna take off two weeks?
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The Internet could not take off until home computers were ubiquitous.
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As medical, childcare and college costs take off, wages have sputtered.
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As he sees the company take off, what are his incentives?
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The new line is set to take off on Sept. 7.
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On Friday, Terri was packed into the plane for take off.
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And the baby — the baby — says: Don't take off your handcuffs.
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Amazon's checkout-free Go stores are really starting to take off.
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Did you expect it to take off the way it did?
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Is it easy for me to put on and take off?
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I think every entrepreneur loves to see these things take off.
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"I just take off my apron and walk over," she laughs.
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The market for HIV-prevention drugs is set to take off.
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At the time, Mr. Reed's career seemed about to take off.
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Hers was one of the first blogs to really take off.
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Historically, non-violence has failed to take off among the Palestinians.
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I had to take my clothes off, take off my heels.
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I feel like that is going to take off this year.
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All my best, G. GUY: Take off those rose-colored glasses!
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Most central bankers continue to worry that wages will take off.
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The time between take off and landing went by fairly uneventfully.
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You take off your hat and squint up at the sun.
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The flight was scheduled to take off at 12:40 a.m.
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The plane was scheduled to take off at 3:10 p.m.
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I tell you to stop and then you take off running.
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She watched the two older boys take off on their bicycles.
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In other words, the pilot has to take off and land.
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I take off shoes; I run roads, clattering on split hooves.
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Only recently has the pepper industry begun to take off again.
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For dessert, would you take off your blouse for the others?
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Then we'll take off our clothes and go in the water.
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"I have never seen anything take off so fast," he said.
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Or they can take off their microphone and exit the interview.
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If you touch a bird does the mother really take off?
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Then take off the heat and leave it to cool down.
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When the sweaters didn't take off, he sold holiday Christmas wreaths.
|
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But first she has to take off her heels, of course.
|
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And this is when gravitational wave astronomy will truly take off.
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HAMLETIt would cost you a groaning to take off my edge.
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They comes upfield sprinting like they're about to take off, too.
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Take off your coat, don't sit there, don't enter this room.
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"Then transmission won't be able to take off again," he said.
|
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" I say, "Take off your shirt and scrape the pan, dear.
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Reducing weight allows a plane to take off with less lift.
|
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The flight was due to take off at 10:30 a.m.
|
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Some people take off recording cycles, but I record year round.
|
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And people would take off doing whatever they wanted to do.
|
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It didn't take long for the Portland offense to take off.
|
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"When they see you coming / Niggas take off running," she sang.
|
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Plus, similar efforts in the past have struggled to take off.
|
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Police told the women to take off their necklaces and earrings.
|
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Take off all your tree's lights, ornaments, tinsel and other decorations.
|
|
It was against this backdrop that TikTok began to take off.
|
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Seeing the Twitter thread take off was exciting, according to James.
|
|
"That ball here will take off," Braves manager Brian Snitker said.
|
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Americans used to be better at taking time to take off.
|
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But the man did not take off, at least not immediately.
|
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If the Trump administration withholds funding, the program won't take off.
|
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It didn't take off, but it's kind of a good idea.
|
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The AOA sensor during take off was functioning normally, he said.
|
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They told me to take off my trousers, and I did.
|
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Legally, pilots cannot take off when passengers are in the bathroom.
|
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A fuzzy faux fur coat you'll never want to take off
|
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And I decided to take off and pursue my writing dream.
|
|
The bill authorizes 60 of the F-35A conventional take-off and landing model; 12 of the F-35B, a short take-off/vertical landing version, and 4003 of the F-35C, used aboard aircraft carriers.
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I don't have to take off my shoes before I get on.
|
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Talk about some of the memes that take off, for example, GIFs.
|
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The vehicle would take off and land vertically at pre-set targets.
|
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Take off the heat and put in the refrigerator to cool. 4.
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But, in a rookie movie, they forget to take off their microphones.
|
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But once in a while, Gyokeres's DJI Inspire drone won't take off.
|
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Yep, it's the old "forget to take off my skate guards" mistake.
|
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We had a fast car on restarts and could really take off.
|
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I take off my makeup, brush my teeth, and crawl into bed.
|
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Every day, about 100,000 airplanes take off into the wide blue expanse.
|
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Take off your shoes to prevent tracking crumb rubber into the house.
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It's important to keep some perspective when your friends' careers take off.
|
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I take off my headphones after about 15 minutes, and he's asleep.
|
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On an average Sunday, 200 planes land or take off from Hamburg.
|
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He'd take off his hat, adjust that, then pop that back on.
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Take off that turtleneck; you won't be needing it where we're going.
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" James: "We take off work on a Friday and have breakfast together.
|
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He felt the product would take off and customers would love it.
|
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The company makes no promises about its customer service before take-off.
|
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The World Bank also had a big hand in China's take-off.
|
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"It took me three years to take off the weight," she says.
|
|
Updated with JD.com's statement JD.com shares take off despite slowing revenue growth
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At take-off, the flaps are pointed downwards to provide vertical lift.
|
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It is not just permission for flights to take off and land.
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Thank god we were lookin out the window at take off. pic.twitter.
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Aftel sat me down and instructed me to take off my glasses.
|
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It's touted as the best place to watch the rocket take off.
|
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"You can hardly hear it take off," one fan recently told Gulliver.
|
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Familiar names, however, are tipped to take off with the winners' trophies.
|
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They give up a few chemical weapons, we take off some sanctions.
|
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In order to take off, it needs about 12,000 feet of runway.
|
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The launch is currently scheduled to take off on Tuesday, February 6th.
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They still check breast milk and make me take off my shoes.
|
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So I said to them, 'Then you should take off your makeup.
|
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As in Indonesia, the Ethiopian airliner crashed within minutes of take-off.
|
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But how long will it be till drones really (ahem) take off?
|
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But before they could even take off, Charnas' flight hit some turbulence.
|
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Unfortunately, it all burst into flames before it could even take off.
|
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All this presupposes that electric vehicles really are poised for take-off.
|
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They're very easy to put on — and very easy to take off.
|
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Technically, while T29 debuted in 29, texting didn't take off right away.
|
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Take a look through the historic playlists and watch history take off.
|
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Owens says something to indicate that we can take off the masks.
|
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One name that you can probably take off the list was Apple.
|
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Maybe take off your shoes ah now your socks a little meditation.
|
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But should they take off, the benefits to consumers could be significant.
|
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The reactions were good, but it didn't really take off until Sundance.
|
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So far, the launch is on track for its afternoon take off.
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Believe me, once it's on, it is a bitch to take off.
|
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"Imagine yourself sitting in a plane about to take off," he writes.
|
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The flights will take off from Atlanta; Charlotte, N.C.; Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
|
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So yes, this clever GoT rumor squasher might take off soon enough.
|
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Because we're going to take off and go at a great speed.
|
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The risk, of course, is that global VR market doesn't take off.
|
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In the second, two revolutions (23R) scenario, electrification and automation take off.
|
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Both planes crashed within minutes of take off after pilots reported problems.
|
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What an exciting way for both artist and venue to take off.
|
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Take off the coat of actress and show who you really are.
|
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Once Weinstein decided he wanted to take off his pants, Nyong'o left.
|
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"I tell her, 'You have to take off your Google alerts.&apos"
|
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But I've got a feeling that it's going to really take off.
|
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Home price gains are about to take off again, according to Corelogic.
|
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Both crashes involving the 737 MAX 8 happened minutes after take-off.
|
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Yet e-commerce has been slow to take off in the region.
|
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And without a killer use case, foldable phones will never take off.
|
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The flight had been due to take off at 6:05 a.m.
|
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Accessible represents clothes that are easy to put on and take off.
|
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As she watched the helicopter take off, Tyler said, she felt abandoned.
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How many days did you take off from work for Latesha's wedding?
|
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The ship won't need a booster to take off from Mars, either.
|
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Numerous efforts to modernize the payment system have failed to take off.
|
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He sits down at a table and doesn't take off the rucksack.
|
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"My channel didn't take off for three or four years," she said.
|
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ET. It didn't take off until Thursday at about 9:30 a.m.
|
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When NeXT failed to take-off, Apple bought it for $22001 million.
|
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They were specially designed to take off and land in the water.
|
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You should take off your makeup before coming to the derm's office.
|
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Some even take off their hijab, others put on a bathing cap.
|
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The airport's runway could only help smaller planes take off and land.
|
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The first flights are expected to take off as early as September.
|
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That will allow their flying cars to take off and land vertically.
|
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You come in, take off your shoes, put a name tag on.
|
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But at least today he gets to take off the red suit.
|
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I never ask anyone to take off this dark lens of trauma.
|
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A. For example, Africa needs infrastructure for its economy to take off.
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She makes her take off her clothes and photographs her for blackmail.
|
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Balloons take off from custom launch pads in Nevada and Puerto Rico.
|
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After the cleaning, we adjusted our masks and prepared for take-off.
|
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" Specifically, she's asking for "a man that will take off his armor.
|
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The drones take off from Dirkou at night — typically between 10 p.m.
|
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So I'm going to take off my jacket in a dramatic way.
|
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I got a big agency, U.T.A., and hopefully things will take off.
|
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No need to take off your provided VA-branded pajamas or slippers.
|
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Speaking of that, so vertical lift and take off, flying cars ... Yup.
|
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Tony's friend didn't take off his shirt or go in the water.
|
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He later realized he had failed to take off the safety lock.
|
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Many investors think the sector will only take off with government backing.
|
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The jets there taxi, speed down the runway and, ingeniously, take off.
|
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Airport staff are seeing way, way fewer airplanes take off and land.
|
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And it was then that his campaign really began to take off.
|
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It's starting to take off, and I'm a big fan of it.
|
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McDonald's tried to sue the company, but sales began to take off.
|
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The big issue is there's no minimum guarantee this will take off.
|
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They are not allowed to take off their helmets on the field.
|
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You take off your clothes, get in, and stare at the stars.
|
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After some delay, the flight did take off with a new crew.
|
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" 'Take off your clothes,' " Clarke quoted Daenerys in an interview with Elle.
|
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Will the technology ever take off, and is it designed for women?
|
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It's a tad bit surprising that "Birds of Prey" didn't take off.
|
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Nearly 2,500 planes take off and land from the airport each day.
|
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"Well take off my handcuffs so I can defend myself," he replied.
|
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As Jeff began to take off the device, Carson started headbutting him.
|
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When I came in, they told me to take off my hat.
|
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"It's really strange that smugglers would take off the engine," he said.
|
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He didn't live long enough to see the environmental movement take off.
|
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Conte predicted that growth would "take off" once government reforms were enacted.
|
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But I actually think this is going to take off a lot.
|
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You take off your shoes to prove that they are not bombs.
|
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Laime said Rofé convinced her to take off her shirt and bra.
|
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"I think we really need to take off the blinkers," she said.
|
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HONOLULU, March 19 — We will not take off tonight for Howland Island.
|
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"Take off your blinders, if you're loyal to one brand," he said.
|
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At night I use Almay skin wipes to take off my makeup.
|
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Just six minutes after take off, the plane crashed into a field.
|
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Because most flights take off with empty seats, a majority are oversold.
|
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I'm ashamed to take off my shirt in public because of you.
|
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In order for these habitats to really take off, there needs to be some kind of return on investment In order for these habitats to really take off, there needs to be some kind of return on investment too.
|
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The F-35, made by Lockheed Martin Co, comes in three variants - the F-35A conventional take-off and landing model, the F-35B, a short take-off/vertical landing version, and the F-35C, used aboard aircraft carriers.
|
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We started out believing this was going to take off like a rocket.
|
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But the plane is finally ready to take off for its last flight.
|
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But I have fallen over while attempting to quickly take off my pants.
|
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I get home, take off my shoes, and head straight for my room.
|
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"He would just race around the house, like just take off," she said.
|
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So sit back, take off that newly-acquired VR headset, and join us.
|
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They're vehicles that you can use in cities where you just take off.
|
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But what if you could take off your makeup and help the Earth?
|
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For things to really take off, though, other countries need to legalize weed.
|
|
And there were a handful of products that seemingly failed to take off.
|
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They take off their shoes to change them for more comfortable indoor shoes.
|
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My friend meets me at the office and we take off from there.
|
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If AI is going to really take off, then something more is needed.
|
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He buys me a whiskey soda and 90 minutes later we take off.
|
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The flight attendant said, 'We can't take off until your son is sitting.
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Internet gaming wouldn't really take off until Microsoft released Xbox Live in 2002.
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It's a bit like buying a Otterbox case you can never take off.
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So. Take off the guy and then we just have a pretty horse.
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Franco said the plane was supposed to take off at 7:15 a.m.
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Once off, he uses an epoxy paint remover to take off the coloring.
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So I take off my earphones to hear what he has to say.
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Queen had already begun to take off when Mercury first met Jim Hutton.
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But things quickly went sour when the plane was about to take off.
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But it still leads to a sketch that struggles to ever take off.
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Laika's launch was kept a secret until a few days before take-off.
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These point upwards for take-off and landing, and forwards for level flight.
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With a manufacturer as popular as Samsung on board, ARCore could take off.
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It wasn't until the mid-70s that things really started to take off.
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And there were days when we would take off, because you need that.
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Despite its versatility, it is not clear how quickly 53G will take off.
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As IPOs take off, we will also see an acceleration of M&A.
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"I never expected this to take off the way it did," they said.
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And so it's ready to take off, especially with this recent OPEC agreement.
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Escueta put up the first $50 and watched his idea slowly take off.
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However, it may be some time before solar-powered flights take off commercially.
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We are delayed a few minutes waiting for other aircraft to take off.
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China's economic take-off in the 1990s, however, began to change those views.
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At the time she was 15 and Juul was starting to take off.
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Before you take off, however, check whether your health insurance travel with you.
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While experimenting with my ceramic making process, my ideas started to take off.
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"Now we have to get everyone lined up to make this take off."
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"The hatch came up and ripped off during take off," he tells me.
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But they agree the plane was trying to take off during a storm.
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But they agreed the plane was trying to take off during a storm.
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She's left crying and holding the necklace she said she'd never take off.
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You can take off from California and be in Europe in 10 hours.
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What do you think Daft Punk does once they take off their helmets?
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Maybe perfect price discrimination will never take off because consumers don't like it.
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Contact with air controllers was lost five minutes after take-off, it said.
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To take off, you simply toss it in the air and stand back.
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Then take off your shoes and put your feet up on your desk.
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If the software play doesn't take off, the business is out of luck.
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Outside of North Asia however, private space tourism has yet to take off.
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But the real issue is that the concept didn't take off with gamers.
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And women face fines of €150 for refusing to take off the veil.
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Flight 302 from Addis Ababa to Nairobi crashed six minutes after take off.
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VICE: How did the Tiny Letter series take off and become so popular?
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ICYMI ... Tracy was asked what it's been like watching Tiff's career take off.
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Around 360,000 flights land and take off from Singapore's Changi airport each year.
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But take off an additional 30%, and you'll definitely want to stock up.
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ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES BOEING 737 MAX HAD UNUSUALLY HIGH SPEED AFTER TAKE-OFF - SOURCE
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Hotter air means planes need more speed (and more runway) to take off.
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However, he doesn't think that's because the economy is about to take off.
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But things started to take off quite dramatically in the past twelve months.
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In recent years, the movement has begun to take off in America, too.
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I've found the LuMee case to be nearly impossible to take off, too.
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I stand around watching the ships take off, not knowing what to do.
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Then, in 2014, a F-35A caught fire while preparing for take off.
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But it was one of only a few space rocks to take off.
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But in this competitive landscape, will its ultra-long haul flights take off?
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Both publications said the police had told her to take off her shirt.
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Escobar found his niche as the U.S. cocaine market began to take off.
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However, the initiative will be slow to take off without other banks' adoption.
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What are you going to gain if you take off the first mile?
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Take off within 10 minutes of arriving, and fly to the next school.
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I hope we can build from here and finally take off next season.
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"I'm not sure that it is something that is going to take off."
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"Anything you've heard you can take off the table because it's evolving," Sen.
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The balloons soared over the Clifton Suspension Bridge following take off on Thursday.
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Pilots of both aircraft reported control problems and crashed minutes after take-off.
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She figured that she'd give her jazz career three years to take off.
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And since we didn't take off here we had no support in America.
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Take off your yoga pants immediately and put on a giant red dress.
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I actually had a passenger check on his coke prior to take off.
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"People didn't really think it could take off and get big," he said.
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We were like, "OK, should I take off my..." No, that's too much.
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The only problem was … I didn't know how to take off my makeup.
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You're forced to take off your shoes and enter this sterile, otherworldly space.
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They can't take off from work or do certain things to prevent it.
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The Sunday launch will take off from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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She was already scheduled to take off the next day — for jury duty.
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Production and exports began to take off — including at Mr. Rivera's olive groves.
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Nancy Tribush Hillman (cast) I dressed in clothes I could easily take off.
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Women take off their high-heeled sandals and dangle them from one finger.
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Once outside, they must never take off their blindfolds, or They. Will. Die.
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Huzayfah: I'd take off my shirt and just lie flat on the ground.
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The obesity crisis in America really began to take off in the 1970s.
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In 2011, it launched the Droid Razr but it failed to take off.
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After that, it began to take off, the Seattle Times reported in 2017.
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Perhaps the bigger question is: can the meal kit business really take off?
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As her career began to take off, Atwood realized she'd be fine financially.
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And if she just ate, she'd have had to take off her gloves.
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"It's going to take off even more," she said, referring to paramedical tattoos.
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Electric car registrations are expected to take off in mid 2020, he added.
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Electric car registrations are expected to take off in mid 2020, he added.
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That promises more red ink, as discounted battery car sales finally take off.
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And so what if that market needs a few years to take off?
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I go in there, take off my jacket, and lay down on it.
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All passengers were instructed to turn off their phones and take off headphones.
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The argument has the feel of a schoolyard brawl about to take off.
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It's smart to try, though who knows if it will actually take off?
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Some Trump supporters called explicitly for help getting the hashtag to take off.
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Being able to take off on your bicycle with your mates all day.
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"I know guys who take off their vest to relax," one officer said.
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It became somewhere people would enjoy fine dining and watch planes take off.
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Analysts, however, don't expect its fledgling fashion business to take off anytime soon.
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"Perhaps, as pumpkin spice season arrives, the stock will take off," Cramer said.
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Threatening her with the knife, he ordered her to take off her sweatsuit.
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She'd saddle up her horse Shadow and take off across the family's ranch.
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Its "Hotness" filter alerts users when something new is about to take off.
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Cleared for take-off Remember when catching a flight was a thrilling adventure?
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Home values finally bottomed out in 2012 and then began to take off.
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In the UK, strict laws mean electric scooters are yet to take off.
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Few planes have been able to land or take off from damaged airports.
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So, vertical lift and take-off vehicles are out for her, too, right?
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How do I do porn or take off my clothes onstage in clubs?
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When it lands, it will take off in flight on an alien world.
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The debate: is it a slip if you simply take off your top?
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The full list of topics discussed: When are wearables going to take off?
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Did you have any idea it would take off the way it did?
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If you ever have that feeling, that technology will not take off. Right.
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If games take off — a big if — it could lead to more revenue.
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The movie needs to take off at some point — and it hasn't yet.
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Daft Punk prepared for take off, and we couldn't have been more thrilled.
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"My Whipped Cream ballerinas are a take-off on that theme," he said.
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Kara Swisher: I am going to take off my sunglasses for Sally Yates.
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The styling tips in the slideshow ahead are easy, don't require a ton of energy to pull off, and aren't fussy to put on (only to take off, put on, and take off again, as these things typically happen during wintertime).
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Here are four more neighborhoods real estate watchers say are primed to take off.
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" But, she wrote, "Before long he said he wanted to take off his pants.
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After a few keyboard commands, they take off and aim straight for his head.
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He said, you know, watching those missiles, those rockets take off and hit Japan.
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The ones that do take off usually have A-list talent at their disposal.
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As he's about to take off, he's spotted by Fat Joey, who's clearly intimidated.
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Coconut water has yet to take off in a big way along Breck Road.
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"I picked a hell of a fucking week to take off work," he tweeted.
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The vast majority of launch vehicles take off vertically from a ground-based pad.
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WhiteKnightTwo and the first SpaceShipTwo taxi on the tarmac in preparation for take off.
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By the end of the demo, I was eager to take off the headset.
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Anyone with a short memory will know that web standards don't always take off.
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Of course, cold weather isn't the only prerequisite for flu epidemics to take off.
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Planes either need to speed up during take-off or use a longer runway.
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"Take off your seat belts, Jen's coming to dinner," Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino jokes.
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Or maybe she's just symbolically spreading her wings and getting ready to take off.
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We say good night, and I take off the mask and go to bed.
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The flight went down 13 minutes after take off from the Indonesian capital Jakarta.
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The biggest current challenge is sufficient battery power before it can really take off.
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Is the concept really cool enough to take off in the social media world?
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Why build a robot that can fly, land and take off like a bug?
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For bots to truly take off, those questions might need answering sooner than later.
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"We take off out watches and put the calendars in the drawer," he said.
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A parent is dying, a child is sick, they can't take off of work.
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Silicon Valley loves that kind of recurring revenue model, should it actually take off.
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Across the globe, men's adoption of beauty use is already starting to take off.
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But by then, the runway had mortar holes so you couldn't take off safely.
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The same trends are now causing think-tanks to take off in developing countries.
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One reason for the take-off of e-commerce in Britain is its geography.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean the service will take off as a gaming platform.
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It wasn't until last year that Gomez's revamped career really started to take off.
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Once they take off, they're under threat of being shot down by the Martians.
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Startups have tried for years to make co-watching take off to little success.
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After four years of very, very difficult times, then renewable diesel did take off.
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In a world awash in fake credentials, this looks like it could take off.
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Children will be able to join a travelling parent to watch planes take off.
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And you can always take off the skirt and use it as a cape.
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Afterward, Gray became the first pilot to take off on the ship's ski-ramp.
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Though she was upside down, Ohashi, 22, didn't take off her sparkly strappy sandals.
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This craft has eight rotors, which act as propellers for take-off and landing.
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I could take off my clothes in front of other people (with their permission).
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North Koreans give up one or two nuclear weapons, we take off some sanctions.
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My take-off is not great and I am not clearing the mandated distance.
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Khloe, Kourtney, and Kendall take off in Momma Kris' T-Bird for Santa Barbara.
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How much of the uncertainty should we take off with respect to the USMCA?
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If half the stuff he's talking about is true, the economy would take off.
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When InSight does take off, NASA wants very few Earth germs on the spacecraft.
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But it will likely face an uphill battle as it strives to take off.
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But as Ally's career begins to take off, Jackson ends up on the decline.
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But brands, marketing, things like that, they're not waiting for this to take off.
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So I'm sitting here using my iPhone about to take off on my flight.
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The last Soyuz that will carry NASA astronauts will take off in fall 2019.
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Maybe. "Some scavenging birds gorge themselves and struggle to take off afterwards," Witton said.
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And if they can take off from Chicago, we can almost certainly land there.
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The Zano is never shown in a continuous shot from take-off through flight.
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And no, Veronica didn't take off her pearls to serve soup to the needy.
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Take off your pants and let me see if your penis has grown too.
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When It's Business Time does take off, it'll carry five small satellites to orbit.
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There's always that minute where you take off your clothes for the first time.
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However, just like the Hyperloop, who knows if it's actually going to take off.
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"Sometimes I take off, and I can't see where I'm going," he once said.
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They'd take off for the day and I'd spend all day looking for them.
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Anyway, as demand response got easier, smarter, and cheaper, it started to take off.
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Senior officials running late for international flights would sometimes delay take-off by hours.
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Should usage take off, the company can invest in hiring and adding new features.
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Ultimately, for supercapacitors to take off, there needs to be more investment in research.
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Then they would take off after it again and the same thing would happen.
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I really didn't want to take off the headset and leave the VR world.
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And so they take off, with his bitterly racist father (Jonathan Banks) in tow.
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We can't take off a mask, wipe off makeup, and suddenly blend into society.
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What is it about the city's culture that's allowed nontraditional funerals to take off?
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Another thing to look for is which edge a skater uses to take off.
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Look, unemployment is down, we're about to take off, we're about to have inflation.
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He did not want to take off the religious headgear in front of others.
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ETHIOPIA FLIGHT "HAD UNSTABLE VERTICAL SPEED" AFTER TAKE-OFF, SAYS FLIGHT-TRACKING WEBSITE FLIGHTRADAR24
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Once he sees I'm about to take off, he might move out the way.
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So I'd take off the outfit, and go in and help people find jeans.
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Of course, I use bigger tools when I've got big chunks to take off.
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But with Weibo, a Twitter-like network, Chinese rage comics could really take off.
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" But, she writes, "Before long he said he wanted to take off his pants.
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So many people have sent me messages being like, 'Take off Norma's dress now.
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There will be plenty of tests before Maezawa and his artist friends take off.
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The jury is still out about whether Instagram's biggest new initiatives will take off.
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He could take off at any moment and score a touchdown with his legs.
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I take off my sunglasses and walk around and [other] people don't recognize me.
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"Customarily, we take off to Europe in August," said one longtime hedge-fund manager.
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Yet, despite undoubted promise, bots are yet to take off in a meaningful way.
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Then they take off and land nearby, spooling out thread as they do so.
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When they staged moon shots everything stopped to watch these massive rockets take off.
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There is a little more work to be done before these things take off.
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Just 73 seconds after take off, the shuttle exploded, killing the seven passengers aboard.
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When there was the idea to design a VTOL take-off and landing team.
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Take off your pants and pour yourself a tall glass of store-brand hooch.
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Solar Impulse says it has "no idea" when the flight will actually take off.
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Take off heat and season with salt and equal parts lime juice and vinegar.
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South Korea's Yonhap news agency said heavy crosswinds prevented the jets from take off.
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"We can determine this is the start of the take off run," said Gervash.
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And there were the beginning hints that my career was going to take off.
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He would take off, and then it would be hard for him to stop.
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I can refuse work, and take off hours, days, or even weeks at will.
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Throughout his life he was repeatedly driven to take off for anywhere-but-here.
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The company added features like burn protection and the cooker started to take off.
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"We weren't allowed even to take off our shoes on the beach," Escovedo said.
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Her room looked out on the part of the harbor where seaplanes take off.
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I DO KNOW THAT INVERSIONS WILL TAKE OFF IF WE DON'T GET THIS DONE.
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There she was offered $200 to take off her clothes and dance, Freeman said.
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He started sneaking off to a nearby dirt airstrip to watch planes take off.
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They knew who the liver was for and they were ready to take off.
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It can use conventional airports and also land and take-off from the sea.
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Sudden bursts will take off, sometimes inciting a fluttering tremolo or gnashing percussion volley.
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Plus, no one is asking gun owners to take off their shoes in public.
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Capital spending wasn't guaranteed to take off simply because they had more of it.
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Sales of electric vehicles are expected to especially take off around 2022 or 2023.
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You can also take off the collar, and then you get a different look.
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We're gonna get around by these ... Whatever they are, vertical lift and take-off.
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I walk into the booth, take off my robe, and enter the arctic chamber.
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It seemed for a moment they would just take off and shove you out?
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Use all your beauty products and put on and take off all your jewelry.
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Goateed Finns take off their tops, revealing belly tattoos, to beat out metal numbers.
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From the audience, it looks as if they're ready to take off in flight.
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But neither device is good at exporting the actions you take off the device.
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Simply take off the old outlet cover and snap this one in its place.
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What's been most exciting for you as far as having your music take off?
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Will inflation really take off without the return of high and sustained wage growth?
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Thursday Practice Notes: Brady (QB) - Did Not Practice - Refused to take off stormtrooper helmet.
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She was so hot she could take off his skin if he touched her.
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I didn't expect that this piece would take off like it did at all.
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When I got home, I went into the bedroom to take off my dress.
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The police said that he refused several requests to take off his shark head.
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So far, though, these practical applications of Bitcoin have been slow to take off.
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A call to boycott Zara, led by Kurtz, has also begun to take off.
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By all accounts, bagels and lox would be the last thing to take off.
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I'm trying to throw my pants on take off after her into the trees.
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It is not the case that they are equipped to take off by autopilot.
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Orbit Beyond is aiming to be the first to take off, in September 2020.
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If recent forecasts are accurate, the electric vehicle market is about to take off.
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Take off my makeup and lie in bed for a bit reading my book.
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If H-ROS does take off, it could seriously democratize the future of robotics.
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Do you think silent snacks and peaceful packaging could take off and become widespread?
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He asked me to take off my shoes and walk around his muddy garden.
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"I always thought there was room for somebody to take off," Mr. Chafee said.
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Jones tries to take off his backpack, but instead throws a haymaker at Ragin.
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He will take off with tweets or action after any slight, real or imagined.
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Every single day, people take off from the spaceport to embark on marvelous adventures.
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That flight had yet to take place, and now it may never take off.
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They buy a new house, then impulsively take off on a getaway to Hawaii.
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"It would take a few weeks for transmission to take off again," Kucharski says.
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I became sick just before we were about to take off from the port.
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He started a paternity-testing business in San Diego, but it didn't take off.
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At one point, both of them take off helmets to show their younger faces.
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According to federal regulations, flights are not supposed to take off without these medicines.
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Should Sanders fail to take off in the primaries, perhaps this will all fade.
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So, no, I had no idea that it would take off like it did.
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So they told Mr. Onaodowan to take off his final three weeks, with pay.
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For now, that means aircraft can take off and land 24 hours a day.
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But the workshop lasted six weeks—longer than she could take off from work.
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The country seems well placed for what development economist Walt Rostow called "take-off".
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Once you've put together the rocket, you can get ready for for take-off.
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Another nice pre-take-off touch is the offer of Arabic coffee and dates.
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And we're gonna see that with these electric vertical take-off and landing craft.
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I do Skype sessions after my visit, so they can take off from there.
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How much time can each parent take off from work once the baby arrives?
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I feel like a lot of workers just take off and abuse the system.
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Its four upcoming models now face more of a challenge just to take off.
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The plane I was on had an engine malfunction minutes after take off pic.twitter.
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TAKE OFF OLD TAGS Remove any airline tags from previous trips before you depart.
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It can also take off in a much shorter space than other fighter jets.
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The pair panic and take off together, virtual strangers forced into a familiar framework.
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As anyone in the startup world will tell you, most things don't take off.
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There's potentially a lot at stake and it's risky if voice doesn't take off.
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Suggest prompts that align with your current travel and watch their imaginations take off.
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Take off your watch, close your laptop, and put your phone out of sight.
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News podcasts started to take off in early 2017 and gained ground in 2018.
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I get to the retreat a little late because I couldn't take off work.
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Take-off with humans aboard is still uncertain and Friday's botched mission didn't help.
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Ground-handling company Cathay Pacific had inspected the plane before take off, Zhang said.
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Pilots will also need access to a small airstrip to take off and land.
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Live video supplied by Boeing showed the smooth take-off at 27:27 a.m.
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"As rickety as it was, it would take off as soon as we boarded."
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The GoFly Prize is championing the development of vertical take-off and landing vehicles.
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"Even before I posted it, I knew it would take off," Mr. Harris recalled.
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Peerman was asked to take off her clothes first and bend over and cough.
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When the inspector returned, the plane was on the runway, about to take off.
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He did not give an estimate of when the plane might take off again.
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Let yourself sleep in, and give yourself some slack to take off from work.
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They fail to appear because they can't take off work, or they just forget.
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That means a normal airplane needs a long runway to take off and land.
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That allows them to take off and land in locations where conventional airplanes can't.
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"Take off your helmets, and join us," a band of youth chanted to them.
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"I will not take [off] my clothes anymore for [an] empty cause," she wrote.
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Still, it's promising that Twitter recognizes why these types of third-party tools take off.
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This is currently very expensive, but it could help low-carbon aviation to take off.
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Despite the duo's best efforts to find regular work, things didn't take off in Brooklyn.
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"My first instinct was to just take off out there," he told the news station.
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"We never expected it to take off the way it did," Mangar said, crediting Comer.
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He demands she take off the accessory, because why do anything if it isn't perfect.
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She added there was a "weird" engine noise upon take-off that continued during flight.
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Make time for some grounding exercises: Take off your shoes and stand on the grass.
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Right as this is happening, sales of the Amazon Echo are starting to take off.
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I realized that everybody has their 'legs' to take off, whatever it is to them.
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I'm going to take off four months and I want to go and study aboard.
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The plan involves a network of small, electric aircraft that take off and land vertically.
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You never know what unexpected pattern will take off as a hot new nail trend.
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Uncertainty over which next-generation appliances will take off with consumers isn't stopping investors, however.
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I just knew because he was a guy, his career was going to take off.
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Basically, the jets take off early and circle a 12 mile radius around the stadium.
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Others lease yachts for the week, requiring visitors to take off their shoes before boarding.
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Subtle jewelry you can easily integrate into your everyday wardrobe (or just never take off).
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It's only a matter of time before they take off in the US, she says.
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Sure enough, the play starts, I take off running, and it's the play I thought.
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Roughly two hours after the call went out, the movement had yet to take off.
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But before the company could take off, it was faced with a near-death crisis.
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At one point he was sweating so much he had to take off his hoodie.
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None of this will mean anything if the Switch fails to take off in Japan.
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" He added, "Some want to wait until the nationwide strike to take off from work.
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Velcro straps around the waist make the harness easy to put on and take off.
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So it's pretty cool to see such a personal song take off like it did.
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If everyone uses Yzerchat (and plenty do) then the project could quite easily take off.
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But the meme didn't really take off until the addition of other images last week.
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The flight had unstable vertical speed after take off, the flight tracking website Flightradar24 tweeted.
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In the summer of 2017 it started to take off, reaching over $19,203 in December.
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She figured she would take off a few weeks and get right back to work.
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After years of taxiing, campaigners hope a third runway may yet fail to take off.
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Cosmic Girl is now designed to take off carrying LauncherOne under one of its wings.
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That, in turn, would guard against any likelihood that inflation is about to take off.
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They may also be fitted with flaps that deflect insects during take-off and landing.
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As he ran from officers, police said the suspect began to take off his clothes.
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Nairobi-bound Flight 302 went down into farmland minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa.
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And consumer applications will take off only if they perform a function people find useful.
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Without some big introduction to the electorate, he'll never garner the exposure to take off.
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Marriage rates take off around age 28 and start to slow down significantly at 68.
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So, ostensibly, you could spend $10 and tell the host to take off their pants.
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So there are a lot of people who take off of work to go bet.
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It will take off from launchpad 39A, which once launched Apollo and Space Shuttle missions.
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The Dallas-bound 737 aircraft was able to safely take off minutes after the incident.
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InSight will be the first interplanetary mission to ever take off from the West Coast.
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We pack our things and take off so our friends can get ready for brunch.
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Some survivors have claimed that the aircraft was struck by lightning shortly after take-off.
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"I noticed there isn't as much residue when I take off my helmet," she shares.
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Image: WikimediaFor more widespread rare earth recycling to take off, we'll need stricter government regulations.
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There were plenty of time slots available in which airliners could take off and land.
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I take off my makeup, eat a bagel, and drink a glass of water. Bedtime!
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And I do not predict that 2019 is the year that Facebook stories take off.
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"With the Trump administration, we've seen everything take off in every major way," GOP Rep.
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The Neo Reloaded is NuAns' latest attempt to get its customizable phones to take off.
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It's the thrill swirling in your gut while a plane is about to take off.
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Unlike most other launch companies, Virgin Orbit's rockets don't take off directly from the ground.
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His confusion deepened when he fell over unconscious while trying to take off his shoes.
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A static test fire typically occurs one to two weeks before a scheduled take-off.
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Plus, take off an extra 25% off with code WEEKEND25 and pay just $15 total.
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SIC television reported the accident happened as the plane burst into flames at take-off.
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Take off the heat and let cool slightly, then add the ice to cool completely.
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Even during take-off and landing, the noise will be comparable to existing background noise.
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That career didn't take off and Rickles enrolled in the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
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Flights take off starting July 9 in case you're ready to request some rotational routing.
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While still relatively small compared to older fetish communities, catfishism seems poised to take off.
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"Despite the apology, the agent advised the former child star to "take off your headscarf.
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The next team, Victor Glover and Mike Hopkins, will take off some time after that.
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Virtual reality needs content if it's ever going to take off in a meaningful way.
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A new adventure is coming soon, and you need to heal before you take off.
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Boil mixture for 1 full minute, take off heat, and add butter and vanilla. 4.
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Would Mr Rubio take off the kid gloves in his match-up with Mr Trump?
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Even when businesses take off, entrepreneurs should also pay close attention to the balance sheet.
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What were some of the trends and movements you expected to take off in 2016?
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Back in the 1950s, commercial production of opium in the region started to take off.
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In November a 44-year-old Antonov crashed on take-off in Juba, the capital.
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The doomed flight crashed six minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa in clear conditions.
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George helped the boss take off his pistol, which he put next to his mattress.
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Dodson, to take off the pressure, has also been thinking about translation as a performance.
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They are asking you to take off all your clothes and do sex with them!
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Whether voice-activated banking will take off would depend on how ubiquitous personal assistants are.
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If it's warm enough we might take off our shoes and wade in the water.
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We don't pay enough attention to all the planes that take off and land safely.
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And it was like, Oh my god, I can't even take off my own shorts.
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Planes are already able to take off, cruise, and land using their onboard flight computers.
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I thought I'd take off, hover around my house, maybe snap some photos or videos.
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From there, they take off to their respective posts, just as morning rush hour starts.
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The Lion Air plane crashed into the sea shortly after take-off, killing 189 people.
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Yael: Yeah, I think Elliot should take off his hoodie when running from the cops.
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So, in rating their own empathy, they don't take off points for this empathy gap.
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No, the rockets will take off first, I'm sure — and that's ultimately a great thing.
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If these things are going to take off, they need to be easier to deploy.
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The headset was hard to take off, especially alone with two controllers in your hands.
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This bottle makes it so easy they don't even have to take off their headgear.
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They helped us predict the speeds we required to take off, steer, and land safely.
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I take off his shoes and glasses, turn off his light, and kiss him goodnight.
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Home fitness is still a new concept and there's no guarantee it will take off
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"They have to have a great experience, too, for this to take off," said Grotta.
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She claimed he kept trying to take off her clothes and have sex with her.
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AI and machine learning enthusiasts Artificial Intelligence will take off in the next few years.
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They are also easy for the youngest of children to put on and take off.
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But as the flight was set to take off again, it experienced a mechanical issue.
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Hampered by its worthy intentions and weighty bibliography, "Flight" never quite managed to take off.
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Not only did he manage to take off, but he also performed basic aerobatic maneuvers.
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But on Santa's big night, NORAD's radar system is on alert for his take off.
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The three candidates have failed to take off nationally in a crowded 2020 presidential field.
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It would be very surprising to see it sort of stabilize and take off again.
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Ma's large donation is unusual in a country where philanthropy has yet to take off.
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I take off my glasses, and I put it to the eyeball meter, or whatever.
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Venture funding for South Korean startups started to take off in 2014, per Crunchbase data.
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He would work four weeks and then take off to Fort Wainwright to learn tradecraft.
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That said, Linux did take off, gathering first tens, then hundreds and thousands of contributors.
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Everything from the take-off, to navigating to the island, to landing and drop-off.
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Virtual reality and mixed reality worlds are about to take off in a big way.
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Is it too late to cover up my tattoos and take off this black shirt?
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Again, hypothetically, you could take off your helmet for a moment before your face freezes.
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"It took a little time for the business to take off," Moss told VICE News.
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She says to the famous photographer, "I wanna take off my clothes" for the shoot.
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Havard said that the delegate kept urging her to take off her coat and stay.
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In black-and-white newsprint, a plane sits on a runway, threatening to take off.
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Dubai, Dallas Fort-Worth, and Los Angeles are all slated for take-off in 2020.
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According to Hill, China was just the right place for the technology to take off.
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Turow says yes, but when it does, voice identification may take off before facial recognition.
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To see this feature take off, Amazon will also need to keep Prime membership growing.
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Instead, I continued to touch her clitoris, kiss her neck, and take off my underwear.
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More than 500 of these flights were due to take off from airports in Florida.
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"I was like: 'we are not about to take off, this is insane,'" Garcia said.
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Many complained about a lack of communication from airlines about whether flights would take off.
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Sure, there are some logical advantages to the trends that take off beyond mere fads.
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Among Frank's many quirks is the large papier-mâché head he refuses to take off.
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IBM had just shipped its PC, and the personal computer was about to take off.
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It's able to take off vertically, like a helicopter, then fly forward, like an airplane.
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I'll make a not-very-bold prediction right now: It isn't going to take off.
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"I like it when two men take off their dinner jackets and fight," she says.
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I was asked to take off my leather belt and the laces in my shoes.
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"He just wanted to take off," she said, showing her hand streaked with red marks.
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It's also supposed to take off again from these distant destinations to return to Earth.
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Planes couldn't take off without flight attendants, and newspapers couldn't print without their female typesetters.
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Two helicopters land on and take off from a flattened portion just off the beach.
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There's a reason mobile gaming didn't take off in the U.S. until smartphones came around.
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"Premium rum is a category that we think is ready to take off," Sands said.
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Spanish flavors and the Middle Eastern spice mix called baharat will take off, it says.
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All eyes are on whether TV Plus can take off or whether it will flop.
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Ew. On the other hand, asking guests to take off their shoes can be contentious.
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I'll take off my policy hat and talk about it as a person in recovery.
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He said a couple more times as he was getting undressed, 'Take off your clothes.
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But how do you go to a museum and take off your clothes around strangers?!
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After about 0.5 seconds of instruction, I was able to hop on and take off.
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In a few hours, he would take off for the tour's final show, in Baltimore.
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Hoffman has a conundrum: At long last, his Hollywood career has started to take off.
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I booked the longest flight I have ever taken just three days before take-off.
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For now, just enjoy knowing that the store will take off its invisible cloak soon.
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Hold on tight because one top stock could be preparing to take off into earnings.
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Haha, we just inadvertently killed someone we had no right to take off life support!
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Within a couple of hours of take off for the overnight flight, Sondland was asleep.
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Shopping for groceries online is a phenomenon that&aposs only just started to take off.
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If all goes according to plan, Loganair's e-planes should take off the following year. ■
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"He told us to take off our uniform and leave it there," Ingram-Lewis said.
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All were formed in the late 1990s, when K-pop first started to take off.
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So I didn't really ever have to take off one hat to put on another.
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The stock market crashed last year, and private lending has been slow to take off.
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When her father picked her up, she could not take off her hijab fast enough.
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"When black officers take off their uniforms and badges, they're no longer police," he said.
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Others seem to take off in particular places, and there are canny cultural adaptations too.
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While the company's game products failed to take off, its internal communication tool showed promise.
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Drones might not even necessarily land except for in one place where they take off.
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We said this we've been through a difficult time but this project can take off.
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When I come home, I don't have to take off a bunch of clown makeup.
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I wasn't interested in getting in your face or having you take off your clothes.
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She joined him in Arkansas, where their legendary rocketship of a partnership would take off.
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The flight had unstable vertical speed after take-off, the flight tracking website Flightradar24 tweeted.
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Olsen seemed certain that sales would take off once schools start getting the safety grants.
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It will go from one highway to the next automatically, and take off-ramp automatically.
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The suppliers are still asking themselves, is this market going to take off or not?
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Glide is hoping the combination will be valuable enough to make the product take off.
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For one, you're still working, meaning you can't take off and travel as you please.
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He ordered a drink—bourbon and soda—while the flight was waiting to take off.
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The pick makes Belgium the 235th country to choose the F-20.9, which comes in three variants - the F-22017A conventional take-off and landing model, the F-22B, a short take-off or vertical landing version, and the F-22024C, used aboard aircraft carriers.
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As Michael prepares to take off, Robbie gazes out of his window – excited for the adventure.
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Who's to say how long-lasting this program will be even if it does take off?
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Then there are some theories that take off because they're so outlandish they just might work.
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All I can do is laugh at the stuff that people take off and run with.
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Arlington, Texas; Oklahoma City; Denver; and Phoenix are among the spots where Tempest Tours take off.
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We add a couple of days to short business trips and take off on our own.
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You'll be fast asleep before the pilot says, "Ready for take off," with this travel pillow.
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When this one came out, you guys charted on Billboard and things started to take off.
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The pack gives you everything to take off, but that elbow grease is up to you.
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K. and I take off our boots and get back in the car to drive home.
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And with built-in auto-functions, you won't find any turbulence during take-off and landing.
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On the other hand the last open-source mixed reality platform didn't actually take off either.
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"If you take off the constrains of servers and building up infrastructure, what could you do?"
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Twenty-three percent said they were too swamped to take off this year, according to Bankrate.
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If Snapchat's dog lenses take off, we'll probably see the Facebook-owned app copy them eventually.
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A few minutes after take off, I noticed my spotter chowing down on these dried squid.
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It was euphoric for me to be able to take off my shirt and feel comfortable.
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The spaceplane is meant to take off vertically and fly uncrewed to high altitudes above Earth.
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The school asked all students to take off the boxes within an hour of the exam.
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This latest Falcon 9 is slated to take off from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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"Before we got in the cafe we told them to take off the hats," said Rodgers.
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Businesses around the country encouraged women to take off and prepared to be short of staff.
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Battery prices and storage capacities are now approaching a point where sales could feasibly take off.
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Take off the heat and allow to rest for 5 to 10 minutes before serving. 4.
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I wasn't going to take off to pursue my assailant, so I decided to continue home.
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She added that long jump starts in particular make use of that vertical velocity take off.
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The software work will be key to whether these new dual-screen laptops really take off.
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Then we started to take off, then the music store was able to be a success.
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But when you have to explain to somebody like, why do you take off your shoes?
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Collins was there to mark the Saturn V's exact moment of take-off: 9:32 a.m.
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Double tap on the power button and it will scan for your face, then take off.
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New York (CNN Business)This was the year when cannabis stocks were supposed to take off.
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Nonetheless, electric aviation is gathering momentum, and it could take off sooner than we might expect.
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Aziz says that she was fascinated by seeing aircrafts land and take-off as a kid.
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I did have the good sense at this point to take off my coat and purse.
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How it works: Disruptive tech innovations typically don't take off until they are reconciled with capitalism.
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It is only during take-off that the human touch is still widely regarded as necessary.
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" Intel didn't pick Volocopter out of a folder marked "buzzy vertical take-off and landing startups.
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Check out all the vertical take-off and landing jet aircraft in history below:Open kinja-labs.
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"I was the only one in the waiting area 45 minutes before take off," she says.
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Steven asked if I would take off my clothes and walk for him in my bikini.
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IT WAS not, in the end, the much anticipated take-off that took your breath away.
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Once you get out of one of those, it is important you take off from there.
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It didn't take off until they gave it an anime embodiment and that was Hatsune Miku.
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Take off the heat and cover the top of each piece with 1⁄4 tsp miso paste.
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Six months after I first met Courtney, six years ago, her career started to take off.
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The FAA has confirmed that it was a blown tire that caused an aborted take-off.
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The drone is controlled with a smartphone app and it can take off in various ways.
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That's why governments and technology companies alike are keen to see rare earth recycling take off.
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These planes can take off and land vertically, eliminating the need for airports with long runways.
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Currently, Virgin Galactic's space tourism flights return to the same spaceport from which they take off.
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In neighbouring Rwanda, meanwhile, a firm called Zipline does not even bother with vertical take-off.
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Compared to IGTV, which has been slow to take off, IG Shopping might experience more success.
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I didn't want to have to take off my clothes in order to tell this story.
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Yesterday, DARPA unveiled the latest concept design for its new vertical take-off and landing craft.
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But eventually, one of her two career paths started to take off faster than the other.
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Most designs require a runway to take off and land, and a pilot's licence to operate.
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Technology giants from Samsung to Facebook are all betting that VR will take off with consumers.
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However, we haven't really seen robotic mops take off in the way their vacuum counterparts have.
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IT'S WHEN THOSE KINDS OF STANDARDS GET BUILT THAT I THINK THIS WILL ACTUALLY TAKE OFF.
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He's had times where this little light was blinking and so he just didn't take off.
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The company started slowly launching in 2006, but by 20163 it had begun to take off.
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Investors have concluded that such platforms have proved their worth, and are ready to take off.
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"I long to take off the niqab and the darkness that cloaks us," one woman says.
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The reason the pilots continued at full take-off power was not clear from the report.
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Before your first album came out, you said you felt things were starting to take off.
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Only in totality can you take off your protective glasses and watch with the naked eye.
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Out of his grasp, I take off towards the stands, blocky figures applauding my unlikely triumph.
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Following Packer's interception, Michigan's defense forced a punt and Speight started to take off from there.
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They will take off part of the roof," he says, "it s a lot of work.
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Meanwhile, ride-sharing does not take off and most cars remain privately owned and low occupancy.
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But despite the gloomy conditions, a new and ambitious airline is being cleared for take-off.
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Being on land means trouble for murres, whose bodies are designed to take off from water.
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The Dallas-bound 737 aircraft was reportedly able to safely take off minutes after the incident.
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However, the country's ceviche scene is starting to take off, perhaps to fill the ketchupy void.
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Its next launch, the ELaNa XIX mission for NASA, is slated to take off in December.
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Flight 302 from Addis Ababa to Nairobi crashed six minutes after take off on March 10.
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In it, we see the LightningStrike taxiing to a runway before stopping to take off vertically.
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But there is one country where the British retailer failed to take off: the United States.
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Though it officially launched in 2014, it didn't take off until around the summer of 2015.
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Massachusetts-based Terrafugia and Germany's Lilium Aviation are developing cars that take off and land vertically.
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The continent will struggle to take off economically while its people are stuck on the runway.
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Bourdain's writing career truly began to take off with a 1999 essay for the New Yorker.
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Last year two teenage boys were hauled off a plane at Nice airport before take-off.
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It may also be tricky in rural areas, where chains have been slower to take off.
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For Wing to take off, it will probably need to cement and retain more retail partnerships.
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But we had no idea that it was going to take off the way she did.
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Despite severe wind, the plane tried to take off, only to then abort takeoff shortly thereafter.
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The security officer gently frisked him but didn't make him take off his shoes or jacket.
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You can take off or stay out all night without having to clear it with anyone.
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The Airlander can take off and land vertically meaning it does not need a tarmac runway.
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Another source of funds, a 565 billion rupees disinvestment target, is also yet to take off.
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So when you take off their coat, you take away their built-in sun protection, too.
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But when you take off the headset, your Mayan temple turns into a monochrome shadow world.
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Simeone had dared to take off a defensive midfield player, and replaced him with a winger.
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But a full drone bill, originally slated for introduction this year, has yet to take off.
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They slowly approach a woman on a sidewalk, and manage to take off with her bag.
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And it's still too early to say whether Tribe has what it takes to take off.
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It has been a long week, and we all deserve to take off a little early.
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He didn't make the visit because his helicopter was unable to take off in the rain.
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The first crewed flights of SpaceX and Boeing's vehicles were supposed to take off in 2017.
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"I've heard it said that hair is a ball gown you never take off," Eklund writes.
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But mobile betting needs to take off in a big way for all that to happen.
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Its high wings means it can take-off and land sharply on short and unprepared runways.
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Just as he started to take off on YouTube, Kjellberg met his now wife, Marzia Bisognin.
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But if the deals are to fully take off, regulators will need to give the nod.
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"The food is great, but I had to take off points for the service," he said.
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The doors to the suites were open for take off, but we could close them afterwards.
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The technology failed to take off, however, because of cheaper and more efficient liquid crystal displays.
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Five years after buying Oculus for $2 billion, Facebook says VR is ready to take off.
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Last year, we predicted 7 retail product trends that we thought would take off in 2019.
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