Not taken away from President Trump, taken away from President Obama.
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Grandpa would have his keys taken away; he needs nuclear codes taken away. pic.twitter.
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"What was taken away from me so easily could easily be taken away from me again," he said.
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LG: I imagine that's why the ... KS: They take away things the way airlines do, they've taken away room service, they've taken away ... Correct.
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"It looks like a lot of things are going to be taken away from us or tried to be taken away from us," Redford said.
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"And then having that taken away and realizing that it's actually a great thing that it was taken away, because that's extremely limiting," Swift continues.
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" "The small object that we have taken away from us here—we can replace them physically, but we do have the memories that have been partially taken away.
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"There were a number of tools taken away that shouldn't have been taken away," said Ben S. Bernanke, who was the Federal Reserve chair during the 2008 financial crisis.
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"There were a number of tools taken away that shouldn't have been taken away," said Ben S. Bernanke, who was the Federal Reserve chair during the 2008 financial crisis.
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Arts _____ Her bloodstained shoes were taken away as evidence.
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"These extremists are afraid their guns will be taken away - we're afraid our children will be taken away," said Shannon Watts, founder of the Moms Demand Action group that advocates tougher laws.
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I got into the car and I was taken away.
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So that could be taken away from you. Right. Okay?
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Before, your job really couldn't be taken away from you.
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HANNITY: And they all deserve their clearances taken away, right?
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A woman was taken away by police after a scuffle.
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Now, this choice was forcibly taken away from my ancestors.
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Before long, the siblings were taken away from her again.
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When my parents were taken away, my family unit died.
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His friends, however, insist Mr. Gui was forcibly taken away.
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He had his license taken away because she fought back.
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Or else their choice could be taken away from them.
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They've got to show you happiness before it's taken away.
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I don't want it to be taken away from me.
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Sometimes, opinions can be swayed when something is taken away.
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She was sure Kim would be taken away from her.
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I've taken away the power, and it just feels great.
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Being a woman, I don't want my rights taken away.
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No American should have their right to privacy taken away!
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Do you feel that they have taken away your rights?
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Someone goes to court, and boom, they get taken away.
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Here's what I've taken away from the tour so far.
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The major part of our lives has been taken away.
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"I am not having my voice taken away," he said.
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Another showed a body in a bag being taken away.
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In the meantime her husband was taken away and shot.
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Some passengers were seen being taken away on luggage carts.
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What have you taken away from working on the stage?
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I've seen so many friends and family get taken away.
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This mayor has taken away tools to control the environment.
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Despite being taken away from his father, he expressed optimism.
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The group was eventually taken away to be questioned further.
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In the end, that choice is taken away from her.
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They were taken away, and Ziyawudun never saw them again.
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The facts were told not to speakand were taken away.
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To have it taken away like that is certainly difficult.
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It'll be dollars that are directly taken away from them.
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It was taken away from the Jewish people by force.
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He's then taken away from his jungle home in chains.
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It can also be taken away with that same precision.
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We felt that our white pride was being taken away.
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Scientists must look at the spectrum of all the different electron energies, focusing particularly on the electrons that have taken away the maximum energy, whose neutrinos would in turn have taken away the minimum energy.
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Her two older sisters and father were taken away for execution.
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The shelter says Kitty started yelling whenever Leila was taken away.
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Even the president says he hates seeing the kids taken away.
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When such a defining figure had been taken away too soon?
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That's a freedom that is not going to be taken away.
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As Allie is taken away, possibly to her death, she smiles.
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I didn't think anything would be taken away by adding vaginas.
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Punitive sentencing laws have taken away prisoners' hope for the future.
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Nguyen was live-tweeting the demonstration before he was taken away.
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Telfair -- who appeared before the judge -- was taken away by authorities.
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But what happens when this meaning is taken away from us?
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So far, the robots at Slack haven't taken away anyone's job.
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That was all taken away from her at 8:04 p.m.
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In recent years automation has primarily taken away middle-skilled jobs.
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But I get all my work taken away because of that.
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You never know when it can be taken away of you.
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Yeah- Casey Newton: And then it kind of got taken away.
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Now, as he saw it, Obama had taken away his livelihood.
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These children should have never been taken away from their parents.
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It does not appear that he had his license taken away.
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Back then, it was just money being taken away from me.
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So the new wave coming, the job is being taken away.
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"I hate the children being taken away," Trump said Friday morning.
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Eventually, the delivery guy's body got taken away by the waves.
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Skyr bandit being taken away in handcuffs, plus pics of damages.
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The man was tackled by Secret Service agents and taken away.
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Both women were panicked as they watched Yousef being taken away.
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Already the state has taken away a cost of living provision.
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As Mr. Rosales was taken away in handcuffs, his grandmother wept.
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They were taken away, unceremoniously, on flatbed trucks, as onlookers cheered.
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That should be one thing taken away from their daily worries.
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It's celebrating when the Aboriginal people had their land taken away.
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I had emotions that the game was taken away from us.
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Ms. Davis's scholarship was taken away from her, the lawsuit says.
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Yevgeniya Grinberg was just 4 when her father was taken away.
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Because he helps others, he has been taken away by monsters.
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Only what is inside you cannot be taken away by others.
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He was pushed into an autorickshaw and taken away by police.
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We've taken away that ceiling so that they (students) keep going.
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Then they brought out a stretcher and he was taken away.
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I think it's absolutely terrible that he could be taken away.
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Now though, for a lot of people, that's being taken away.
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Whatever you do through guidance can be taken away through guidance.
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Mr. Ghosn, who was taken away by the authorities on Nov.
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They feel like their worth has been taken away from them.
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Now all of those things had been taken away from her.
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Davis' scholarship was later taken away from her, the lawsuit alleges.
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But as I started to flesh out her story, I realized that I myself had a fear as a child of having my parents taken away from me, or of being taken away from my siblings.
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"No one can give a witness, a testimony saying, 'I know, I have seen that this child or another child has been taken away, has been kidnapped, has been illegally taken away from the family,'" he said.
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When a dog gets taken away by the police, I feel conflicted.
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Would he like for his kids to be taken away from him?
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Because I know how easily things can be taken away from you.
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When technology would be taken away from us, what would we do?
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Has she abandoned her post in protest, or was she taken away?
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"It was just like a family member being taken away," Gates said.
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The program can be taken away anytime at the discretion of Immigration.
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She was singing 'Somewhere Over The Rainbow,' as he was taken away.
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Plates that had been pushed toward me were now being taken away.
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Having your parents taken away must have been unimaginably terrifying for you.
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"That barrier has been taken away for most organizations," SPR's Sami said.
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They're hardworking professionals, and that's going to be taken away from them.
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You could be taken away from something that you love to do.
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He wrestles her onto the bed, and she's taken away by police.
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The boy, then 14, was detained, questioned and taken away in handcuffs.
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In little more than a year, that membership will be taken away.
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Haag was later photographed being taken away from his gate in handcuffs.
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But what does money look like when the bankers are taken away?
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He was then taken away in a car and remains in custody.
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And with them, the once-cherished items will be taken away too.
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"My time has been taken away from me, sir," she growled back.
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Tintori posted video that she says shows her husband being taken away.
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In my mind, at least, something had been taken away from me.
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Merkel rejected that argument, saying no funds were taken away for refugees.
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These people with their alcoblow have taken away all of our customers.
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If not, San Francisco may soon see its tech-title taken away.
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When that control is taken away, it can turn into real trauma.
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"I feel as if my soul has been taken away," Oweida said.
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She was singing 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow,' as he was taken away.
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In rare situations, Zaid said, individuals have had their clearances taken away.
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"Then the girl's body was wrapped up and taken away," Munoz testified.
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One opponent recalls being taken away blindfolded and detained for seven days.
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E. What sucks is you almost get your voice taken away too.
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She was singing "Somewhere Over The Rainbow," as he was taken away.
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Congress has already taken away nearly all CDC funding for gun research.
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"I don't want any of my children taken away," says Ms Brown.
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"I hate the children being taken away," Trump told reporters on Friday.
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Images of kids crying as their parents were arrested and taken away.
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In any event, their prizes should be taken away by the Committee!
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In any event, their prizes should be taken away by the Committee!
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One said her opportunity for closure has been taken away from her.
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But we had it for years, and then it got taken away.
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But we had it for years and then it got taken away.
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She felt "violated" because she felt that her choice was taken away.
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The choice to step into my identity was taken away from me.
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He had great perspective about something that was taken away from him.
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Here's what I've taken away from a year of the Trump administration.
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EO 2019-85033 restores rights that were taken away in recent years.
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She is terrified that it will all be taken away from her.
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School board member Laura LeBeouf expressed dismay after Hargrave was taken away.
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" She added, "And then having that taken away was really, really tough.
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The decline of unions has taken away employees' bargaining power, some said.
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Too bad this will probably all be taken away from us shortly.
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What have you taken away from treating people in the public eye?
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"They haven't totally taken away the indie mind-set," Mr. Swier said.
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As much is taken away, we find more to love and appreciate.
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Eileen Tucker had another fall and was taken away from the house.
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They're on your phone, which is taken away when you are arrested.
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So I think that kids should be taken away from their parents!
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They are fearful of outsiders, fearful of their wealth being taken away.
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If she can't find the funds, her daughter will be taken away.
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"He got the puck taken away from him a lot," Blais said.
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What have you taken away from his approach to making change happen?
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"We have had our voice taken away for five years," she says.
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Another child was grievously injured, her innocence savagely taken away from her.
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People are being taken away from the moment, and away from nature.
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This right, however, can be taken away by due process of law.
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Some items were wrapped in packing papers, ready to be taken away.
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They make a certain amount of money and everything gets taken away.
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The groups said that about 60 Afghans were taken away on Monday.
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Trump, goaded, is like a child whose candy has been taken away.
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And then, all of a sudden, I was taken away from it.
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Sadly, just like Bronn's castle, Snapchat's value proposition keeps getting taken away.
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At least one man was seen being taken away by the police.
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At least one man was seen being taken away by the police.
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At least five protesters could be seen being taken away by police.
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And it could be taken away with a stroke of Sessions's pen.
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When she's in the prison, her control is taken away from her.
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One man there was critically injured and taken away on a stretcher.
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"When it is being taken away, it's like a part of us being taken away too," the farmer told the other Truku elders as they drank Kaoliang, a strong sorghum-based Taiwanese liquor, at his dimly lit home.
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Video "We do not want children taken away from their parents," Ryan said.
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As for what Baldoni has taken away from working on My Last Days?
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I rather give it all, or get it all taken away from me.
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It feels like something is taken away from me—something that is mine.
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The freedoms that we exercise, but do not acknowledge are easily taken away.
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It can't be taken away, because it's in our DNA, which is beautiful.
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So she pleaded to be arrested and taken away in a police car.
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"I had a part of my life taken away from me," she said.
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He touched many individuals and was taken away from us far too soon.
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I was taken away in handcuffs at Los Angeles International airport for possession.
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Having her dream of attending medical school taken away was just as crushing.
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Every time it gets close to the cherry, the fruit is taken away.
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A little bit of that was taken away from us over the weekend.
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"That's why my Second Amendment right will not be taken away from me."
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Wade is overturned and the current federal right to abortion is taken away.
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Some comedians have opportunities, find success, and then have their opportunity taken away.
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You don't understand how this expressiveness has been taken away from these individuals.
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A family member said the evacuees had their phones taken away from them.
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If that's taken away because of fear, then why do I do this?
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Bond previously had two children taken away from her between 2006 and 2011.
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I want you to find one person who's had their gun taken away.
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"The second [people] develop a tool, that tool is taken away," he added.
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"He didn't deserve to have hope taken away," she said of her son.
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Later, D'Agostino was taken away in a wheelchair by the Olympic medical team.
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Looks like #rallycat will be taken away in that crate #STLCards #Busch pic.twitter.
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In Pakistan couples who convert from Islam risk having their children taken away.
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Can you give me an example of power being taken away from women?
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An even clearer indicator is what happens when the phone is taken away.
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"Someone's life was taken away from them when they were trying to help."
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"I thought 'this is wrong because they've taken away my daughter'," said Carrillo.
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A few adults and teenagers were taken away for questioning in Sha Tin.
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I imagined getting them taken away from me and how that would feel.
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They also felt obligated, General Groves said, because they had taken away Laurence.
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At least some such families say their children have also been taken away.
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Another customer filmed the two men being taken away in handcuffs by officers.
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They've just taken away the test that could have saved my husband's life.
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"I felt like my voice had been taken away," she tells the camera.
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Sometimes, you don't know much something means to you until it's taken away.
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Think about the people who are watching their rights taken away from them.
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The men were then rounded up, taken away, and executed on the spot.
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" Separation of families: "I hate the children being taken away....I hate it.
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They are breaking bones, being knocked unconscious and being taken away in ambulances.
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For me, you never want to have any of your opportunities taken away.
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But school board member Laura LeBeouf expressed dismay after Hargrave was taken away.
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Most allowed themselves to be taken away but others went kicking and screaming.
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Workers are breaking bones, being knocked unconscious and being taken away in ambulances.
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We can't take these things for granted, because they can be taken away.
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But the new information may not make up for what's being taken away.
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Babysnake, whose life was senselessly taken away from us just one day ago.
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And having the future taken away is the mother of all plot twists.
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Officer Echeverria's guns were taken away for a month that time, she said.
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But we will not tolerate to have our rights taken away from us.
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On Sunday, he got dizzy at Cardiac and was taken away by stretcher.
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That said, there are things that can be taken away from this generation.
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And they've taken away from so many others to feed their selfish needs.
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"I was only a spectator, the property was being taken away," he said.
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We have also taken away, at least in Sweden, all the mental hospitals.
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"When we went to prison, this was taken away from us," he added.
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My children are suffering because they don't understand why I've been taken away.
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Individual hairs are added or taken away until it&aposs an exact fit.
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His family later learned that he had been taken away by the police.
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I'm intrigued to know where my First Amendment rights were taken away here?
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EDT (2008 GMT) and that the suspect was taken away within 36 minutes.
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Demonstrators affected by the tear gas were taken away in ambulances and cars.
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" He later added, "The left wants power taken away from the white establishment.
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The Department of Energy's Office of Science would get $280 million taken away.
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Local media said he shouted, "Long live Italy," as he was taken away.
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LG: ... maybe it's been taken away from you for a period of time.
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But, as they say, those wins are banked, and cannot be taken away.
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The woman's husband, Jason Sheats, was taken away by paramedics, CNN affiliate KTRK reported.
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We have experienced that right often taken away from us with an unjustified aim.
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Since in early May, at least 2,300 kids were taken away from their parents.
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Project too long, and Ambrose will be taken away by psychopomps, never to return.
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That's been taken away, and you still have rate hike possibilities to contend with.
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Still, the actress' history as a survivor hasn't taken away her appreciation for Thrones.
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One neighbor told CBS Boston that she saw Sanders taken away in an ambulance.
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But they have the right to vote, and it should never be taken away.
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Her children were taken away from her while she was in detention in Arizona.
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Salon&aposs Amanda Marcotte went further, saying, Sarah&aposs kids should be taken away.
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Again, the firearm is taken away on a red cloth, as noted by Forbes.
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It's this share of production that was taken away from Nigeria in this deal.
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Four years later, when Reagan took office, that funding was once again taken away.
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That's a process created by Congress, and one that shouldn't be arbitrarily taken away.
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Again, the firearm is taken away on a red cloth, as noted by Forbes.
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My life was taken away from me randomly and abruptly because of one person.
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In theory, when CSRs were taken away, costs should have risen across the board.
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There's a great photo in there of Mario Savio being taken away at Berkeley.
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While others were cuffed and taken away, onlookers documented the events on social media.
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Property can be taken away regardless of political loyalty, turning owners into temporary holders.
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To have that taken away so soon is just going to be a shame.
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"I didn't discover I was undocumented until my scholarship was taken away," she said.
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Is there an overarching theme or lesson to be taken away from this album?
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The Times also reported that at least one person was taken away in handcuffs.
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The goal initially counted but after all four officials huddled, it was taken away.
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But if you live in Michigan, you could get your vote taken away entirely.
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A sobbing mother recounting how the daughter she was breastfeeding was was taken away.
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"Religion's voice has been taken away and we're going to change that," Trump said.
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During the three days the evacuation lasted, 3,817 refugees were taken away by buses.
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Anyone who talks about their dog that way – should have their dog taken away.
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There's certain things like the web that could just be taken away from you.
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The men had taken away all the packaging material that came with the furniture.
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I was taken away and removed from the pop world and thrown in hospital.
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It's also the exact opposite of a basic income that is never taken away.
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Once the belt has been removed, the boy is scooped up and taken away.
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What happens when the only reason these people have for living is taken away?
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However, later in the book, all this this anger is taken away from Danvers.
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The body was eventually draped in Cambodian flag and taken away, the witness added.
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Mary Magdalene "saw that the stone had been taken away" (Jn 20:1 nkjv).
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That's what sexual assault is—you had your agency taken away by someone else.
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It would have taken away the ability to use chemical weapons against their population.
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The AP reported that he was revived and breathing when he was taken away.
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This is where Kyle and Brad have taken away a lifeline rope from us.
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When it hit, "all of that sediment was dispersed and taken away," Wright says.
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Even when the cart was taken away, I just kept going without any food.
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Possibilities that, in the end, will be taken away from them… and from you.
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That's important, because to have fun you have to be taken away from analysis.
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It is all the more difficult, then, when this bliss is eventually taken away.
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NBC reports the snake was taken away to be released back into the wild.
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After a brief examination on the sideline, Rodgers was taken away on a cart.
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What are some of the key lessons you've taken away from serving alongside him?
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Is there anything you've taken away from those experiences that colors your perspective now?
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He's taken away from thousands and thousands of people the right to personal liberty.
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We see how slowly, her influence diminished as other women's rights were taken away.
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The 24-year-old was taken away for further examination in a neck brace.
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Again, the students on one were taken away and have not been seen since.
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Helena's been taken away by what seems like a military group of some kind.
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People grabbing on to what's theirs out of fear it might be taken away.
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Victims were being taken away in ambulances, according to TT, another Swedish news outlet.
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I was told that buses full (of children) were taken away before I arrived.
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Unique technology means you have a right that cannot be taken away or commoditized.
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Many refuse to believe that a benefit they count on would be taken away.
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They've taken away the external qualities yet found a way to express their personalities.
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He's taken away the religious police's power to make arrests for "crimes" like immodesty.
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AND SO THAT CAN'T BE TAKEN AWAY FROM THEM BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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There was another that involved an audio panel being added and then taken away.
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I lived in fear before my parents were taken away when I was 14.
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Apparently the FA has taken away his caps, which I didn't know was possible.
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After his body was taken away, I took his lighter out of his clothes.
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One woman's baby born to a Chinese father was taken away in a bucket.
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Initially, home quarantine was used, but when hospitals were established, children were taken away.
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Should power be taken away from the president and a stronger parliament created instead?
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"We don't want to fuel the idea something is being taken away," he said.
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He was taken away with an apparent pelvis injury, and euthanized the next morning.
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Kalam said armed Buddhists had taken away his livestock and food a week ago.
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"Your monstrous acts have taken away so much from so many," Ms. Stern said.
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Arms Runner was attended to by track veterinarians and taken away in a van.
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The water is so pure that nothing needs to be added or taken away.
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Another described seeing the building being taken away on the flatbed of a truck.
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Mr. Ibrahim, the family patriarch, was handcuffed to a police officer and taken away.
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I don't know why a part of my body was taken away from me.
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In the end, I've taken away a few pretty big lessons from the experience.
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"I'm angry this person has taken away my ability to be normal," he said.
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He watched the greatest achievement of a knock-around career taken away from him.
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President, do you agree with children being taken away —" TRUMP: "No, I hate it.
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He hates the fact that children are being taken away from their loved ones.
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A similar dynamic can occur when parents are taken away and then suddenly reappear.
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Newborn babies are taken away from their mothers within a few hours of delivery.
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After the woman was taken away, Tumpane called his wife, his arms still shaking.
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Most perpetrators are never convicted, and never end up with their kids taken away.
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What have you taken away from him about what moves to make in business?
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The CNN crew saw several injured people taken away by ambulance for medical treatment.
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On that date, Mel Lyman told us, we would be taken away to Venus.
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Pastors are fixing smuggling routes for arrested protesters whose passports have been taken away.
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They can tell industrial workers that their jobs were taken away by nasty foreigners.
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If this had been taken away, it would have been really hard for me.
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She said she saw four people put on gurneys and taken away by ambulances.
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Rivers said her personal data was deleted when her work devices were taken away.
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USB-C was inflicted upon an unsuspecting public; our headphone jacks were taken away.
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"It felt like my life's work was being taken away from me," he says.
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If her car were taken away from her, she's not sure what she'd do.
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On the stand, he kept talking about a son who had been taken away.
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"But then it was taken away," she said on Sunday's "Reliable Sources" on CNN.
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Conversely, McDonald's has subtracted about 92 points, while Procter & Gamble has taken away 76.
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An exodus of Puerto Ricans has taken away workers crucial to reigniting the economy.
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I now feel like our limbs were taken away, and miss them every day.
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In November, the seven men were taken away in a military vehicle, he said.
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This man clearly has never had anything taken away from him in his life.
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Clinton in the Democratic primary, for instance, may be a vote taken away from Gov.
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Suddenly, that was all taken away from me and I felt like had to choose.
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Tyga, born Michael Ray Stevenson, was then loaded into a squad car and taken away.
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But Principe said that he did thank the two women before he was taken away.
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For every neat new feature like Face ID, something like Touch ID gets taken away.
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It was such a crap thing that happened because that whole moment got taken away.
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"I didn't want to say anything for fear of it getting taken away," she said.
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One woman, bleeding from the face as medics arrived, was taken away on a stretcher.
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It's not clear which cities will be targeted and what funds would be taken away.
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I don't want our country to be taken away from us, and that's what's happening.
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"My breath is taken away," Porter told PEOPLE on Tuesday of his first Emmy nod.
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"The painting was bagged and then just taken away," said server Andrew Hallof to WKBN.
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"Barbara is a legend and that can never be taken away from her," Rosie said.
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When their mother was taken away to an internment camp, the children were left alone.
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Nobody's entire future should be taken away for making a wrong choice during their adolescence.
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I watched with the other Marines, the other kids, as his body was taken away.
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According to VOA Mandarin, their cellphones and other communication devices were taken away by police.
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Aziz, Ibrahim, Mansour and Ahmad, aged between 13 and 31 (pictured, above), were taken away.
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Just after being born, Weston and Caleb were taken away to be weighed and measured.
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Number two, it helps the Kurds, because it's basically been taken away from the Kurds.
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Being taken away from his mother at a young age was traumatic for little Pasar.
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"I felt like my privacy had been taken away from me," Wayne told ABC News.
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We chanted loudly as we were taken away from the office and into police custody.
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"It was really sad that that was truly going to be taken away," she said.
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He was immediately tended to by medical personnel and was taken away on a stretcher.
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In particular, over one-fifth of Black residents have had their voting rights taken away.
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People talk to me about their fear that healthcare is going to be taken away.
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In recent decades, we have taken away the common ground that made this cooperation possible.
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If Palestinians see parts of their future state taken away willy-nilly, neither will they.
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Land and lanes should be taken away from cars and dedicated to scooters and bicycles.
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It's an accomplishment that can never be taken away from me, regardless of my outcome.
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And are we likely to see fewer people of color apply if that's taken away?
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It's like when you're being penetrated with a penis, something is taken away from you.
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"(This has) taken away our nation's traditional role of primary intermediary with Libya," she added.
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I just wish all the big additions didn't also involve something meaningful being taken away.
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The Guryevs' two girls, Bailey said, were taken away to stay with a family friend.
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The sources familiar with Kovrig's case said he was taken away at around 10 p.m.
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"They may not leave the country because their passports were taken away," Yin Srang said.
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And many of these same people don't want DREAMers deported their health care taken away.
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But it is still trying to figure out exactly which ones had parents taken away.
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I don't know if they brought any weapons—if they did, they were taken away.
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I was intrigued, but opted out for fear of having my phone privileges taken away.
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Some of the stuff being taken away from white people is stuff they previously took.
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He said 25 men had been taken away and were being held by the Taliban.
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Only after the boy had been taken away from the bloodied road did Gray emerge.
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But can you cite examples of specific decisions that have been taken away from citizens?
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"We should have won New Hampshire, that was taken away," Trump said at one point.
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"There's a lot of fear this will all be taken away from us," she said.
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Anyone who was unresponsive was loaded onto a stretcher and taken away in an ambulance.
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A milk carton was taken away, and the girl's food was dumped in the trash.
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We were cold, hungry and lived in constant fear of being taken away and killed.
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Though his coworkers try to help him evade the officers, he's caught and taken away.
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Her family had had a trucking business, but it was taken away during the revolution.
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Less rights related to internet freedom—having that taken away is a really alarming step.
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For some, thankfully, there are positives that can be taken away from situations like these.
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I guess I imagined what it'd be like having your land taken away from you.
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He gets taken away by the bailiff, and Matt immediately flags this moment as strange.
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Imagine getting that close to such a milestone achievement and then having it taken away.
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I definitely wanted to keep working on it, but it was taken away from us.
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And in these times of uncertainty, the ability to be temporarily taken away is invaluable.
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She signed on as the lead and wasn't going to have that role taken away.
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Parents caught teaching their children about Islam risk detention or having their offspring taken away.
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He pleaded his innocence in front of TV cameras before being taken away by police.
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Some of them shouted "I want real universal suffrage" as they were being taken away.
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The ability to repair to federal bankruptcy law, however, was taken away from Puerto Rico.
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Three older siblings, all under the age of 6, were taken away by social workers.
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Land was taken away, and with it the traditions of sustenance that defined a people.
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"He maintains that he shouldn't have had his security clearance taken away," Mr. Giuliani said.
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And it's time that we stand up for our rights before they get taken away.
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Shown them that this is all it takes for your health to be taken away?
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So to have that one thing taken away from you just would be totally devastating.
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Then the entire company was taken away by the government as part of the revolution.
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But now that worry is taken away as they know they will be catered for.
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" At the rally, he told the crowd that New Hampshire was "taken away from us.
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If that windfall was taken away, the company would have missed analysts' expectations, he said.
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I didn't know that I had also taken away the seeds of a lasting friendship.
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He's got two pieces of hardware, and that can never be taken away from him.
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" He said his parents, before they were taken away, "did not ask me to forgive.
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"When he got taken away from us, I could have been more prepared," she said.
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"It's not the entire internet that is being taken away from these offenders," he said.
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An inmate with diagnosed impulse-control problems had his privileges taken away after an outburst.
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I was taken away for a good 36 hours as I stayed in those pages.
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However, in an effort to make Sears stores more uniform, this option was taken away.
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No child should have his or her life taken away before it ever even starts.
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I had always enjoyed it and that wasn't going to be taken away from me.
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The infant had recently been taken away from his mother, but police didn't say why.
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She never chose to be a public figure; that choice was taken away from her.
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He had poured his life into hockey, and it was taken away from him twice.
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"You forget how lucky you are until something is taken away from you," Krzyzewski said.
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"Workers are breaking bones, being knocked unconscious and being taken away in ambulances," he added.
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If you put them in cages, you have now taken away the wild in them.
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I saw three police pickup trucks full of bodies taken away, before even ambulances arrived.
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As well as the wave of imprisonments, many lawyers have had their licenses taken away.
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The bigotry affected every citizen whose right to utilize the pools had been taken away.
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He seeks to enjoy them precisely as they are being—or have been—taken away.
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Some people spoke to me about bringing home the novels and having them taken away.
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But food vendors worry about where they will move if their lot is taken away.
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To have all of what you've gained so far taken away from you, it's un-American.
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"I never did because I didn't want to have that mythology taken away, have him humanized."
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" For the first time, she realized, "I have rights ... natural rights that cannot be taken away.
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"I don&apost want to be taken away from my family," she said through a translator.
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Some protesters pleaded with the police, showing their refugee identity cards, as they were taken away.
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Twitter is a privilege and, as some celebrities know, it's one that can be taken away.
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Maybe they'll become a ride-along engineer, or maybe they will have their job taken away.
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"When you're privileged and that privilege is taken away, you count that (as) oppression," he says.
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Fonda also saying Sarah Sanders should have her children taken away and be deported to Arkansas.
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Almost 10 years later, I've taken away four key lessons about the art of setting goals.
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At least one of them was reciting the Constitution as he was taken away by security.
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So just who is going to be brutally and violently taken away from us next week?
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Allie and her closest allies are taken away as Lexie and Harry declare their new leadership.
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Once they've given birth, their newborn baby is taken away and given to their designated family.
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The thought of it being taken away from me adds a lot of uncertainty and stress.
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"Needless to say, my big break was completely taken away from me," Tancharoen told BuzzFeed News.
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If they don't, many fear their children will be taken away from them by the state.
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A five-year-old child placed with foster parents after being taken away from his father.
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They also got that call for somebody that they loved was suddenly taken away from them.
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In a tremendous revelation, we learn all that had been taken away from Moira (Samira Wiley).
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Don't assume parents who have children taken away are forever unable to provide for those children.
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Those sent there had belongings taken away upon arrival, many of which are on display today.
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Her husband wouldn't sleep with her for a year, or her children would be taken away.
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Two girls wrapped up in a fake world, only to have their real one taken away.
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When close friends are taken away—sometimes noisily resisting—for lethal injections, there is added turmoil.
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DiNardo on Wednesday was taken away to state prison, where he will serve a life sentence.
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Residents of the rural area said they had seen some survivors being taken away in ambulances.
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Nothing needed to change, nothing needed to happen, nothing needed to be added or taken away.
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Wetterling, the heinous acts, the selfishness, are unforgivable for what I have taken away from you.
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God gave him to us and he was taken away from us by a senseless act.
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Conor Daly and Andretti had their fastest laps taken away for causing a local caution area.
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When people have something -- even if they don't love it -- they don't want it taken away.
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We find cases of girls whose passports are taken away, and others whose families are threatened.
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By the time she arrived, the only person injured had been taken away in an ambulance.
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"Apparently his campaign has taken away his Twitter," Obama said Sunday at a rally in Florida.
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It's unclear if that's actually the case, but somebody was definitely taken away in a stretcher.
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To pay all these new bureaucratic costs, money had to be taken away from care services.
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He recorded a video message weeks ago, which his wife released after he was taken away.
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As was shown Friday, they could all be taken away in a few clicks by Facebook.
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According to the Associated Press, Tillis was given CPR before being taken away by an ambulance.
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"A lot of people will be upset, because we've taken away some fundamental things," Conrad says.
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Something I really loved was taken away from me for quite an extended period of time.
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I had back taxes from years ago when I was freelancing and got $2,63 taken away.
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Bernie Mac had three hits taken away in Mr. 3000 about a decade after he retired.
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If such cover is taken away by knocking out too many genes, the bug will die.
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"Blameless lives are being taken away," wrote Akhmatova in "Requiem", one of her best-known poems.
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Being an African-American, you know we had that taken away from us from the get.
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"While the missiles were taken away and destroyed, the scars from that era remain," says Dicks.
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"I fear that even this (8.18,000m) steeplechase race may be taken away from us," said Kirwa.
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The Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority (RURA) announced it had taken away the station's license on Tuesday.
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When American citizens commit criminal acts, their children can be taken away during investigation and incarceration.
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This is my daughter's future, the future of humanity that's threatened by what's being taken away.
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I don't want our right to be able to speak and dissent to be taken away.
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That's part of being human and to have that taken away closes down your entire system.
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However, it appears Reinking had his guns taken away at least twice before the attack. 5.
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Identity, like tokens of monetary value, can be taken away by the state that issues it.
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"Nobody plans to sue their bank, but nobody wants their rights taken away, either," she said.
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Gonzalez told CNN affiliate Channel 9 about seeing an officer being taken away in an SUV.
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The inspector later had her travel documents and nuclear accreditation taken away, the news agency reported.
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"Jon was tragically taken away from me/us yesterday in a senseless robbery attempt," she wrote.
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We have worked so hard to get the border taken away – it divides Ireland even further.
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For others, they realized the importance of its outside recognition only once it was taken away.
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It's like an innocence that was taken away, and that's coming from an 18-year-old.
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It's not hard to imagine that the opposite would happen if that birthright were taken away.
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I hope that our politicians realize that it's our fundamental rights that are being taken away.
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What do you say to people who complain about their stuff being taken away at security?
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Another 15 minutes later and it looks like that staffer's tweeting privileges have been taken away.
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Certain tools were taken away from both of us after the financial crisis with Dodd-Frank.
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"A power has been taken away, it can never be given back again," the narrator thinks.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), who also supports single-payer, clarified nobody's insurance would be taken away.
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But imagine $1 of that being taken away every week for "room and board" in prison.
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So often your sexuality is yours, it's yours, it's yours, until it's taken away from you.
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Smith was taken away on a cart as the Clemson sideline hummed in anticipation of victory.
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"My interest is in connecting with our old people who have been taken away," he said.
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None of those laws or precedents mean that children must be taken away from their parents.
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Almost as soon as we got this unprecedented access to the Kardashians, it's been taken away.
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Children are taken away from their parents because they can't accompany moms or dad to jail.
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Eventually, Iraheta said, the girl's mother was able to see her before she was taken away.
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For an ephemeral moment, hope infuses their futures — and then, just as quickly, it's taken away.
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Instead, we have public servants — police officers — like the men who were taken away from us.
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" And then he tells Congress, "Like this love, the benefits of Medicare cannot be taken away.
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Yet our breath was still taken away at the sight of the destruction to our neighborhood.
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One student had a flute confiscated upon entering the stadium, and another had drumsticks taken away.
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My opportunity to get an education — my opportunity to serve my country — would be taken away.
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Earlier, several members had invaded the California State Assembly chambers and had their guns taken away.
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Three, we learn, is the number of children Mazur has had — all taken away from her.
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He was soon taken away, and a small pool of blood was wiped from the floor.
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Her limp neck has taken away her chin, and her hands lie folded in her lap.
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Last year his children saw him taken away by the authorities, and it took a toll.
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Many times, children are awakened in the process, and watch as a parent is taken away.
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They were told their children would be taken away from them if they left, Brewer said.
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Jennifer Hudson being taken away to heaven in a chandelier attached to a hot air balloon.
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More broadly it reminds us that rights we sometimes take for granted can be taken away.
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What would any game involving the Eagles be without someone being taken away in handcuffs pic.twitter.
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" Mr. Costanzo said: "I don't think the gender fluidity of today has taken away the shock.
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Neighbors said that Jason was taken away in an ambulance to a mental hospital for treatment.
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They described their confusion when their kids were taken away by U.S. immigration officials last year.
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His stepfather was taken away by immigration agents who stormed his home when he was 5.
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They didn't know what happened to Susan, only that she had been taken away hours earlier.
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Something gets added, something gets taken away and there's a change in climate that affects everyone.
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Voluntary withdrawal would have taken away many benefits Vassar received as part of his athletic scholarship.
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They hesitated, Elliot told investigators, because they were afraid the baby would be taken away from them.
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Anytime there is a bad outcome, there is a slice of your soul that is taken away.
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Those kinds of subsidies should be taken away immediately and moved into any kind of renewable experiment.
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"Your life can be taken away at any second, so you'd better use it wisely," she says.
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Here in Canada, no one had ever cheered the long-form census until it got taken away.
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"The farmer choice can never be taken away - they don't have to buy from Syngenta," he said.
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He didn't deserve to have his achievement taken away from him, even if only for a day.
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He's mine for the briefest moment, but just as fast as I grab him, he's taken away.
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We happened to ask about the children that are taken away from their families -- what about them?
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In prison, her glasses were taken away so she could not recognize the faces of her interrogators.
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"Apparently, his campaign has taken away his Twitter," Obama said at a Clinton rally in Kissimmee, Florida.
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When migrants are taken into detention, their cell phones, money, documents, and other belongings are taken away.
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"We are literally talking about provisions that result in people's guns being taken away," said Democratic Sen.
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Her mother's partner had reportedly sexually abused her sisters, and Lucía was taken away from her care.
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Jennifer Maradiaga said Mia was still breastfeeding at the time they crossed and she was taken away.
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Over time, he was also given oversight of Visa's venture investments, but eventually had that taken away.
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That's the beauty of freedom of association — which hopefully will be embraced, not taken away, going forward.
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She's taken away before she can explain more, and Cosima spots Delphine heading up to Westmoreland's house.
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"I can't imagine what it would be like to watch your daughter be handcuffed and taken away."
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Once they got out, I saw them for maybe less a minute [before they were taken away].
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Dorothy claimed her mother had taken away her phone so she was no longer able to tweet.
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She was taken away in handcuffs while her mom dabbed tears from her eyes in the courtroom.
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If these unofficial policies were broken, the right to watch R-rated movies would be taken away.
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TMZ obtained these pics of Chyna being cuffed and taken away by cops at Austin International Airport.
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It was taken away from us, and we don't even know where to begin to find it.
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The other thing I would say, though, is it cannot be all about what you've taken away.
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"And I hope the Republicans are watching closely or it's going to be taken away from us."
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Advocates say that the number of positions created by technological developments will far outweigh those taken away.
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And I hope the Republicans are watching closely, or it's going to be taken away from us.
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The administration has taken away press passes from journalists and barred certain reporters from events and briefings.
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"I have seen six corpses," he said, adding that police had taken away many of the bodies.
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Mitzi Alvarado and her twin, Nitza, were only 14 years old when their mother was taken away.
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The Alliance said economist David Ndii had been taken away from the Diani area late on Sunday.
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If you get it wrong, the money is taken away—you can even go into disqualifying debt.
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Yesterday, CNN reported that a mother had her child taken away from her while she was breastfeeding.
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Given the nature of what I'm trying to do, those tools have been taken away from me.
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"He did not anticipate in any way having his company taken away from him," Ms. Flannery said.
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None of the other soldiers with Johnson witnessed him being captured or taken away by enemy forces.
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It had the story of a woman who said her children were taken away against her will.
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While in some cases medals are taken away from alleged cheaters, critics say the process is slow.
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"Everyone — no matter how much you like your plan — would have their plan taken away," Ryan said.
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" He added that should the Pentagon's ability to reprogram be taken away "it will have real repercussions.
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A woman was also seen being taken away in cuffs during the tense, but largely peaceful rally.
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The passengers were pulled from the bus and taken away: the rest of the 43 missing students.
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The swimming pool incident The first time, Reinking's guns were apparently taken away by his own father.
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The lizard had three minutes to attempt to eat the beetle before it was taken away again.
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Text size adjustment was taken away for Version 1709, but then reintroduced for Version 1809 and later.
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This is the book of a guy who discovered fatherhood when nearly everything else was taken away.
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Her central point, however, was that the country was taken away from its citizens by foreign hordes.
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At least two computer desktops were reportedly packaged and marked to be taken away in the raid.
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Once my hearing was taken away, I had to rely on my other senses — touch and sight.
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Sources close to Sonangol said she had taken away Sonangol's ability to pay its own bills directly.
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Their mother was taken away at a young age, and they were being raised… by Robert Wagner.
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Access to information, news, is being taken away from people who are not able to afford it.
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Officially jettisoned from the team, Kern felt like his very identity had been taken away from him.
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In two run-ins with the police, two bongs were taken away, and only one was returned.
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My femininity isn't something you can give me because it's not something that can be taken away.
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And I hope the Republicans are watching closely or it's going to be taken away from us.
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I didn't understand why someone who was so great, my dad — why he would be taken away.
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Some outlets likened the physical transfer of power to a child having their favorite toy taken away.
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Are they less likely to make things now that they know the work will be taken away?
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The mother wanted her son taken away and he was arrested and then detained as a juvenile.
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"Apparently his campaign has taken away his Twitter," the president said at a Clinton rally in Florida.
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It hurts to see that our efforts and everything we have fought for have been taken away.
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Catherine Olsen was overcome by emotion as her husband was taken away by officers after the sentencing.
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If China can solve these issues, then the primary incentive to emigrate will have been taken away.
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Tyler Wade and Austin Romine are also among those Yankees to have had home runs taken away.
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Our sources say Bari bailed out, but his passport was taken away so he can't leave England.
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The immigrant ban is un-American and every right that defines being American is being taken away.
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She wrote, "On angel wings you were taken away, but in my heart you will always stay."
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Scared but Resilient, Stoneman Douglas Students Return to Class Her bloodstained shoes were taken away as evidence.
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I want to take back some of the space that has been taken away from our communities.
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The majority of those who gave birth in custody had their infants taken away within 48 hours.
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When she took the oath in 2012, that feeling — that it could be taken away — finally disappeared.
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The decision has taken away an essential platform for some women and members of the L.G.B.T.Q. community.
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I cannot do a pre-session interview via Skype anymore, that even got taken away from me.
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Mussolini wiretapped Toscanini's hotel room and, overhearing him decry anti-Jewish measures, had his passport taken away.
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That second goal has been taken away from Laxalt and awarded to Cheryshev as an own goal.
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And when that is taken away, when he is gone, it is like, where do you go?
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Congress has taken away some of the tools that were crucial to us during the 2008 panic.
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"The mortgage interest one is still valid, though it seems like it was taken away," Guglielmetti says.
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What remains unclear is whether Marvel superhero and Lucasfilm "Star Wars" fare also will be taken away.
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A boy from Ohio had his lunch taken away on his birthday because of an unpaid balance.
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If a child can't accept nanomachines, it's taken away from the parents who can, and vice versa.
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Because his fastest lap was taken away, Castroneves was forced to settle for the second starting position.
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The musician learns the music and when the music is taken away, she continues to play it.
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Detroit defenseman Dennis Cholowski had the puck taken away by Dmytro Timashov, who passed it to Shore.
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I was a year old when my five siblings and I were taken away from our parents.
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As they tried to remove Oakley, he pushed one guard twice before being restrained and taken away.
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Made from organically grown grapes, with nothing added or taken away, these wines are no passing fad.
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The Trump-haters see money taken away from their government programs and the big, rich corporations winning.
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Most were able to walk off the train, though others were taken away in stretchers and wheelchairs.
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For instance, Robbins worried that his rifles would be taken away if he talked about his anxiety.
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She had a bright future, and "it's disgusting that that was taken away from her," Bishop said.
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"It seems as if most of the fears have been taken away except for trade," Bakhos said.
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We have taken away their inalienable right to get lost, grow brave, have adventures and grow up.
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He was quickly taken away by ICE agents to the Hudson County Detention Center in New Jersey.
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Both were taken away from their mothers and bounced around; caregivers, related and not, took them in.
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It could have given it up, or it may have been taken away after an I.R.S. investigation.
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It would have taken away some of the sting and signaled that we were valued as soldiers.
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And Congress has taken away much of the authority that made extraordinary measures possible in the crisis.
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They are, literally in this description, things to be given to or taken away from male heroes.
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Others believe that if you step into that ring, you'll be taken away to the fairy kingdom.
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Prisoners would have their possessions and documents taken away when they arrived and given back if released.
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The first is that the framers believed property could not be taken away without due process of law.
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The 21-year-old University of Virginia student was stopped at the airport and taken away by guards.
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Her disease has slowly taken away her mobility, leaving her only able to move her shoulders a little.
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But there are 80 million moms in this country, and they're afraid their children will be taken away.
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Then she turns around and has a stroke, and seizures, and then also has her license taken away.
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"God's Garage has given us freedom and has taken away a lot of our stress," Grimet tells PEOPLE.
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He was taken away bleeding and in handcuffs from the Orange County Superior Court in Santa Ana, California.
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The woman shared a high five with a French player in the center circle before being taken away.
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In Kocho alone, at least 500 men and boys were killed, and 800 women and girls taken away.
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"What happened to my children to the children in my community, it's taken away their innocence," says Walters.
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I was like, 'I just don't want to live,' because I thought everything was taken away from me.
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Its a huge expense, and I dont know if Obamacare is going to be amended or taken away.
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The Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority (RURA) announced in April 2018 that it had taken away the station's license.
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Both were sent to prison, and their children were taken away from them by the state of California.
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Nearly all of the rise in the minimum wage will be taken away again from the lowest earners.
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I was shocked and upset when that honor was taken away from us on the morning of graduation.
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"We made this entire journey together and in one moment they were taken away from me," Maria said.
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"Now for me, if that were taken away from me, I'm okay, I don't need it," Lahren continued.
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One woman reportedly said she witnessed an evacuee taken away by doctors because she had a slight temperature.
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In lower Earth orbit, however, those ubiquitous elements are taken away, and the body's various systems adapt accordingly.
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Cellphones are taken away at the start of filming, and it's not like these women are carrying Walkmans.
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Sturgeon said Scotland would not allow its EU membership to be taken away without exploring all the possibilities.
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With little to say for the additions, I imagine it's easier to focus on what's been taken away.
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When those close to Tiyip heard that he had been taken away on such charges, they were dumbfounded.
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She told investigators she was afraid of calling police because she didn't want her other children taken away.
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Jacobs also shared a photo of his broken glasses ... as he was being taken away in an ambulance.
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Abdiwelli Ibrahim Sheikh and another man were taken away by military officers in March 2015, according to witnesses.
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I was the best figure skater in the world and then I had it taken away from me.
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Now, I have every reason to be grateful for many regular lunch breaks, taken away from my desk.
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Shortly after I started having complications, the option of having more kids was almost taken away from me.
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Following scuffles between protesters and police, an injured person was taken away from the main terminal by medics.
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Pictures show how the rapper, born Michael Ray Stevenson, was loaded into a squad car and taken away.
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Toxic shock syndrome may have claimed both of Lauren Wasser's legs, but it hasn't taken away her voice.
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For reasons that were never made clear to those involved, not all of the survivors were taken away.
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And let's face it: nothing is more desirable than something promised, and abruptly taken away under scandalous conditions.
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Her mom captured the whole thing on Facebook Live as Woodley was taken away to the local precinct.
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They reported "that they no longer had their identity documents because they had been taken away," he said.
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The products should be immediately taken away from children and returned to any Target store for a refund.
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He said they had permits mysteriously taken away, which he believes was because of the film&aposs topic.
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"We were reminded of that every day, with even our names taken away - we were nobody," she said.
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A police department statement issued days after the encounter said the man was taken away for an evaluation.
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And what I have taken you through and taken away from you is just unforgivable on all fronts.
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About 30 shop owners in the area were arrested and taken away blindfolded to unknown destinations, he said.
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"For me — thankful I can celebrate it with her," Matt told WINK, "because that was almost taken away."
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Families are taken away by the country's secret police for arbitrary crimes such as "gossiping" about the state.
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It has sensibly taken away some of the tasks that used to be handled by the rotating presidency.
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We also need to remember that human rights can be taken away as easily as they were granted.
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During the 20 minutes of stitching, her baby was taken away, but her husband remained with the child.
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"I guess having your first hit taken away from you, just was waiting for something sweeter," Chapman said.
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They allow me to have all responsibility taken away from me, as literally, someone else has full control.
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And I have felt like these stories have taken away from the women who have truly been violated.
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She has full control over this entire moment, full control over her body, and then that's taken away.
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At this time, they also had their cell phones and wallets taken away from them, the lawsuit claims.
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This, as it turns out, is the exact opposite conclusion that should be taken away from this story.
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If someone was caught with a smartphone, its owner and the device would get taken away, he says.
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The money was taken away, Mr. de Blasio said, because the board had yet to accept the changes.
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At the end of the clip, several protesters with their hands cuffed can be seen being taken away.
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If these travel licenses are taken away, Americans will once again be prohibited from traveling to Cuba entirely.
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The social media company has already taken away Stamos' responsibilities to counter government-sponsored disinformation, the source said.
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The white hospital beds and drip stands have been taken away, and the floors are covered with dust.
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Marlene Homer, the ward whose ailments were depression and "strange thoughts," was taken away in a van, screaming.
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The reality is Amazon's efforts are putting a lid on Costco's stock and they've taken away the floor.
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"Few things stay in the minds of people longer than the property that was taken away from them."
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The workers were processed for deportation, some taken away in plastic wrist cuffs in front of their children.
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But an outsider's breath is taken away by the beauty of the landscape unspooling around San Juan Bautista.
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I just want to get it out there and if it happens that it gets taken away, fine.
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"Decades of unfair trade deals have stripped away this country's wealth … and taken away our dignity," Trump said.
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At least two computer desktops were packaged and marked to be taken away in the raid, MSNBC reported.
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Without action by the United States, "much of the financial contribution could be taken away," Mr. Mezouar said.
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Some of the victims were taken away in cars to hospital before paramedics made it to the scene.
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Many were quickly bundled into police cars and taken away amid a heavy security presence surrounding the court.
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They can reproduce at a rapid rate, and owners whose dogs are taken away can quickly replace them.
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Two pro-democracy election candidates, Osman Cheng and Richard Chan, were seen being taken away by the police.
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People's kids were taken away by the state and not told where to, their pets shot and killed.
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Sunshine's bonus stages saw your gimmicky FLUDD device taken away, leaving Mario to navigate a more traditional landscape.
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Sometimes I wonder why marriage is so important to her, given how much it's taken away from her.
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For the defendants who have had their children taken away, the judge and their lawyers offered little insight.
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We want to make sure that, if DACA is taken away, students don't have to worry about this.
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That means it gets delivered to teams literally hours before the game and taken away when it ends.
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In Abe's bizarre Secret Rendezvous, a man's wife is taken away to a hospital despite being perfectly healthy.
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When she refused to come out of the car, it was lifted by a crane and taken away.
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They were then taken away by intelligence officials claiming that they had to be X-rayed for explosives.
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Paray was arrested and taken away by heavily armed members of the SWAT branch of the Manila Police.
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Now that this "pay what you wish" policy is being taken away, it appears markedly progressive, in retrospect.
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Then when Obamacare was about to get taken away, loss aversion kicked in again on the liberal side.
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One way to measure it is how Ibaka creates for himself after his initial shot gets taken away.
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Any foods left uneaten after a couple hours could spoil and should be taken away, Mr. Tipton said.
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People who are receiving benefits, they're going to react pretty strongly to that being taken away from them.
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About 44 percent of people who had their guns taken away received psychiatric treatment they weren't getting before.
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I did get my license taken away for like 15 years, but that was much better than jail.
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The bloodied shoes that Brooke had worn the day of the shooting had been taken away as evidence.
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"Now that employees are learning to exercise their supposed democratic power, it is being taken away," Poulson said.
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That means that parents are jailed (which happened rarely before), and their kids are taken away from them.
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As Xie was taken away, Wei asked the police officers if it would be possible to meet again.
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Just in Arkansas alone, there are around 600 kids whose parents' rights were taken away for various reasons.
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In one dramatic moment, a few rappelled onto a roadway and were taken away by people on motorcycles.
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She wore hats at school every day, even though they were forbidden, and each one was taken away.
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Just to see your dream taken away right in front of you, that's all the motivation you need.
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The couple separated in 1945, and their two children were taken away from their mother for eight years.
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But support for charter schools plummets to 30 percent if funding is taken away from traditional public schools.
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"It was like all the things I didn't love about riding a motorcycle were taken away," he said.
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Milo Yiannopoulos, a notable figure who is controversial for his right-wing stances, had his verification taken away.
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Claire's parents gave her to a Catholic family in Belgium just before they were taken away to Auschwitz.
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It seemed to us that he would not be happy until he had taken away all our pleasures.
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This way, police don't see the state of their rodent-run home, and Stormy doesn't get taken away.
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"Having taken away the uncertainties and done the recovery, you now go to the growth mode," Yim said.
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"Rights that have been created by parliament cannot be taken away by a minister," Pannick told the court.
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"When you are taken away — and you don't know why, or when you'll come back — it changes everything."
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Her daughter was taken away, and she still doesn't know where she is, Saldivar told the Daily Beast.
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Harris noted there were calls at the time for the marquee case to be taken away from her.
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In a Cleveland school, a child with pending enrollment had his "birthday" lunch taken away for owing $9.
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I feel like Trump doesn't even understand the concept that these people's homes were taken away from them.
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His visitation and outside communication privileges were taken away out of fear that he might radicalize other prisoners.
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The scare factor has mostly been taken away for me, and I genuinely believe STDs should be destigmatized.
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"We've had ours taken away from us in the past, so we know what it feels like it."
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The second is that they also believed that, with due process, property could be regulated or taken away entirely.
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Asylum seekers said several unidentified local men had arrived at the camp and taken away furniture from common areas.
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Once you earn that and make that happen, then to have it taken away from you is pretty devastating.
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If you're in solitary confinement, you're taken away from things that are normal for the body to relate to.
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In one car sat two men who had each taken away Clinton's dreams of becoming president -- Obama and Trump.
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Surveillance video from the gas station shows Arrona-Lara taken away in handcuffs and Venegas breaking down in tears.
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Joseph Anthony of Hong Kong also received a citation and had his camera taken away "as evidence," officials said.
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"Arriving here felt like I'd had a mask over my eyes and now it's been taken away," she says.
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In one study, we asked people to write about any lessons they'd taken away from a past romantic rejection.
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But he's just taken away the tool they've used in the past to get a case off their plate.
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An injured person is taken away on a stretcher after being rescued from the ruins of a collapsed building.
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That was the first time something that had great meaning in my own life was taken away from me.
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The two met as young wives, taken away from their home villages and deposited among strangers in Peepli Khera.
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He was then taken away in a car that his party supporters tried to stop briefly, local media reported.
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He is good for the sport and it would be a shame to see it taken away from him.
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Coercion can take multiple forms, from sexual violence to threats against family members, confinement and having passports taken away.
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Everything they had worked for, all their lives, in the middle of their life, was taken away from them.
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But the creepiest part was when he threatened to murder me and had to be taken away by police.
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The winner in the returns department was Casper, because it was able to get ours taken away the fastest.
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Adora's arrested, and Amma cries out in agony at the sight of her mother being taken away in handcuffs.
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"Back in the early '80s, our authority to oversee fixed-site rides was taken away from us," he said.
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"I've taken away the power from the negative comments and the haters by not listening to them," she said.
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"Waiting for everything you love to be taken away is not a life," the couple wrote on the page.
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We were just waiting for the good news and all of a sudden it was taken away from us.
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But some sell trees out of fear that the land will be taken away from them, according to researchers.
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Or the exporters and their governments who mentally distance themselves from the waste once it is geographically taken "away"?
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Millions of people woke up the day after the election realizing that their health care could be taken away.
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Police were called after Clark's girlfriend was taken away in an ambulance following an altercation between her and Clark.
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And now, two hundred years after being taken away from Africa, this reunion is their only hope and joy.
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" What he's taken away from this so far, though, is that it pays off to be "silly and outlandish.
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Families are being subjected to needless anxiety after a long year of anxiety about health care being taken away.
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They often aren't in control of their own money, and have had their identification documents taken away from them.
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In addition, she had two other children who were taken away by the Department of Children and Families (DCF).
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"This money is taken away from the customers, citizens and operators," Timotheus Hoettges said at a conference in Berlin.
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It's a long needed reclamation, because prejudice against fat people has so long taken away actually good fat jokes.
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We've already seen some of these rights taken away, when POTUS lifted protections for transgender students in school bathrooms.
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Multiple gym sources say Incognito was taken away by police -- but cops won't say if he was formally arrested.
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And with that one tweet, he's taken away my liberty and the liberty of a lot of other people.
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"What I understand about these spaces is, if we don't fight for them, they'll be taken away," Baker said.
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The Guardian reported that witnesses saw about 300 ravers carted off on buses and taken away for drug testing.
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The students in one of the buses were taken away by the police and have not been seen since.
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Tillis collapsed during a race in Washington on Wednesday and was taken away by ambulance, The Associated Press reported.
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Once they arrived, the man, still unidentified, placed her in a wheelchair before she was taken away, said Moreland.
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Not a single Elmo or Iron Man was seen being taken away in handcuffs or even clutching a summons.
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And one of the most powerful things that I've taken away this year is watching my kids experience that.
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Recently, however, our attention was taken away from what the family is eating and redirected towards what they're drinking.
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With so much of my freedom taken away, it feels as though I'm a prisoner in my own house.
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On Saturday, the 23-year-old Mongolian Groom was taken away by ambulance with a leg injury and euthanized.
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If they don't, their children can be taken away from them or the parents could spend time in jail.
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Not a word is spoken, but the moral is poignant: A way of life has been cruelly taken away.
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They are denied property rights, and the land on which they live can be taken away at any time.
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Bernal thought that he was showing what had been taken away; his critics thought he was adding something false.
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Reinking, 29, owns at least four firearms, and he's had his guns taken away from him at least twice.
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Exploring Dora's ethnicity, whether it be Mexican or Peruvian or Brazilian, wouldn't have taken away from the character's relatability.
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A tiny lapse in attention means that they are spotted, sought, discovered, split from each other, and taken away.
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It was midnight when Lulu called me from the police van to say that she was being taken away.
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"I find that we're reinventing the wheel, because there's this history that's been taken away from us," Donegan said.
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"They are the only tribe that has received recognition and then had it taken away from them," he continued.
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" Throughout October, Mr. Trump has claimed, without evidence, that the vote will be "rigged" and "taken away from us.
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"It was the day that the people's rights and freedom were taken away," Yingluck said in a Facebook post.
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Did you work with them on a plan to reunite these children who were taken away from their parents?
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After all, the family is giving up a daughter and she will not be taken away without a struggle.
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These are hardworking individuals who contribute to society, yet their right to basic health care may be taken away.
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Your space you've had to become an outgoing person and liberated, coming home it's just taken away from you.
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Sudworth said in his report Wingfield-Hayes had been prevented from leaving on Friday and taken away for questioning.
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Having that chance at the title taken away from her, I think this is really a motivation for her.
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To hear it again and realize what's happened in the last 20 years, how all that was taken away.
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Children are being taken away from their parents and placed into what can only be described as internment camps.
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"Her story has been taken away by powerful people who twisted it to serve their own purposes," Warren said.
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He was taken away for a day, during which they asked him all kinds of questions about his WhatsApp.
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The right to be a human who enjoys sex is taken away, and how would that make one feel?
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That's why my breath was taken away by a post to the Facebook group that denounced the march entirely.
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For purists, it seems like an attack on source material, like something is being taken away by dour complainers.
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Once in Fiji, her followers had their passports taken away from them and some were subjected to violent beatings.
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It was taken away from her and our mayor, our new mayor, refused to go forward with the case.
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Some fled the country, others were disappeared by the brutal new regime, often taken away from the lecture hall.
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"The mayor has taken away the tools that we historically have used to keep the violence down," he said.
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They like the little bit of momentum they have at the moment, and don't like seeing it taken away.
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Mr. Watson, a cybersecurity expert, lost his job when his top-secret clearance was taken away after his arrest.
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At the police barracks, several passengers who had had their passports taken away by airport authorities were growing irate.
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It was a defining moment, this realization that everything can be taken away from you in a single instant.
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"Most of the time, dogs want something to do, and when that's taken away, they can struggle," she said.
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And then, all of a sudden, when he thinks they were taken away -- but we didn't take them away.
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They were allowed a book, and then they had their glasses taken away, so they can't read a book.
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Had you taken away our lies and codes and looks and symbols and haunts, you would have taken everything.
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According to NBC News reporter Kasie Hunt, many Democrats on the floor applauded Guttenberg as he was taken away.
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Many rank-and-file Republicans believe that the country they grew up in is being taken away from them.
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Lebron James has taken away the headband, but added tattoos, a beard, and plenty of muscle since high school.
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It's in response to what we're seeing happen, which is that our rights are being taken away from us.
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Among his concerns, he said, is the potential distress awaiting young residents if their local teams are taken away.
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Villanueva said that he previously owned six guns, all of which were taken away and destroyed after his death.
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A third source said earlier that Sun had been taken away by the party's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
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Ramos was able to call Univision HQ to alert his boss, but his phone was taken away mid-conversation.
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The ceremonies were driven underground, and totem poles — pillars of Pacific Northwest Indigenous culture — were destroyed or taken away.
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And we protested when her crown was taken away in what seemed to us a trumped-up sex scandal.
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And as they showed in rolling back previous changes that had taken away advantages, their lobbying prowess is formidable.
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They have taken away more and more traffic lanes and parking spots to make room for bikes and buses.
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It's something Cramer said he's taken away from his time at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco.
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After Oakley was taken away from his seat, Jackson rushed out to the tunnel to try to calm him.
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Cemetery spokesman Theodore Hovey said the organization made the request after hundreds of people demanded it be taken away.
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" He added that he's a "comedian who was funny enough to get SNL," and that "can't be taken away.
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To go through that harrowing experience with your children, and then for one to be taken away from you?
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Augustus was not at the start of his life; he was one from whom life had been taken away.
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Once Mugabe's funeral is over, and the wreaths are taken away, Grace may find herself exposed on all fronts.
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Ben Johnson We looked at something called reactance, which is when you feel like your control's been taken away.
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They have taken away more and more traffic lanes and parking spots to make room for bikes and buses.
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His cuddly bear and enabler was taken away from him, and he lashed out like a spoiled little boy.
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The industry covers about 250 million Americans, many of whom would balk if insurance they like were taken away.
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That's why, every now and then, we go out and you see people being taken away or being released.
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"Our narratives tend to be taken away from us, so it's important to keep the main focus out there."
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The season's final scene is almost exactly like the book's, with June being taken away in an Eye van.
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And I thought it was really interesting to have these two guys who had had that taken away you know?
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At least one older man who was bleeding from the back of his head was taken away in an ambulance.
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All of the things he's hanging on to keep getting pulled out from under him, removed and then taken away.
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And my female friends are worried their right to choose what they do with their body will be taken away.
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Monday after officials searched the area where he was taken away by floodwaters, but couldn't find the 39-year-old.
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And, of course, some of those killed during the Holocaust were in fact Germans who'd had their citizenship taken away.
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For Kalanick, his baby will be taken away if he loses, but he'll still own 10 percent of the company.
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"When you work really hard at something, then to have it taken away from you is pretty devastating," she says.
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Time also published an article about the image, which said the girl was taken away, screaming, by border patrol agents.
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Whitney's mom Barbara hasn't driven in seven months, and had her license taken away because of her stroke and seizures.
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"Clearances are taken away for security violations, usually after an investigation," former deputy CIA director John McLaughlin said on Twitter.
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Noting the executive order lacked any detail about what funds would be taken away, he decided to highlight the positive.
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A rioter is taken away by police on a street in Mong Kok district of Hong Kong on Feb. 9.
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The student was scared — given his status as an undocumented immigrant — that his achievement would be taken away from him.
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"Thousands of people will not sit silently and wallow after you've taken away their ways of survival," she told me.
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If beauty was taken away, I think I would die in a way, so it's really my driving force everyday.
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All of this has been taken away from both the child and the mother, by the corrupted U.S. political system.
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It's times like this I reflect on how fragile life really is, and how quickly it can be taken away.
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The house was smashed to rubble, with everything in it, all the plants he loved; his mastiffs were taken away.
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So, that line is kind of taken away from Republicans, but they could certainly bring more court arguments on this.
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Voters everywhere want rubbish to be taken away—and they do not want to live near landfill sites and incinerators.
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There is no law that states that children must be taken away from their parents when they cross the border.
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Darlie Routier is taken away in handcuffs during a lunch break in the sentencing phase of her trial in 1997.
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The American military dog was wounded in Mr. al-Baghdadi's suicide-vest explosion and was taken away, Mr. Trump said.
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The guidance counselor is taken away in a cop car — which does not bode well for him keeping his job.
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She has a lot of questions about, 'Who actually will I be when this thing is taken away from me?
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When Warren Jeffs came to power in 2002, everything that had made Short Creek feel alive was gradually taken away.
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In the weeks following Cass' disappearance, Noyes was hospitalized twice: He was first taken away by an ambulance on Aug.
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They may fret that their baby will be taken away if they admit to a professional that they are depressed.
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Police cordoned off the complex as people fled the building and the more seriously injured were taken away by stretcher.
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Baphomet was later taken away by the Temple while the Ten Commandments monument was destroyed and removed, CBS News reported.
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As he was taken away, the complaint reads, he was screaming and crying and didn't want to leave his mother.
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In her version, after an angry mob builds outside, she and her family are in a carriage being taken away.
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Take away this key component of Cardi or Kylie's swag and you've taken away a crucial part of the persona.
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All while donations have plummeted, annual dues increased, and NRA staffers had their free coffee taken away to save money.
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He noted that in an experiment where babies were taken away from their mothers, they clung to whatever was warm.
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Ghosh: What I've mostly heard or taken away is that they appreciate that we're taking a serious and thoughtful approach.
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Laying around the house, grumpy and a somewhat depressed attitude for at least two days after it's been taken away.
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" Detectives allege Sanchez told them she never reported the abuse "because she was afraid the children would get taken away.
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And now, it has taken away a closely watched performance metric that it has disclosed to investors for 20 years.
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A short time later, a man believed to be the parent was brought outside and taken away in an ambulance.
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Pictures show the rapper being pulled over by Los Angeles police officers, loaded into a squad car and taken away.
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"Most of my life was taken away from me for something I didn't do," Jones said, according to CBS News.
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The three youngest siblings were so young when they were taken away they have virtually no memories of their mom.
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She tells her the baby is going to be taken away to be observed in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Their mother, Jennifer Maradiaga, said Mia was still breast-feeding at the time they crossed and she was taken away.
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Her voice has literally been taken away by the oppressive system she lives in, a reality experienced by many women.
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Though it may have taken away from the "purity" of the space, a little carpeting might help with the noise.
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The entire family of six was taken away to Kobani, a city under the control of the northern Syria authorities.
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What percentage (if they raised government spending on education) should/ would be taken away from other areas of government spending?
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But even though her regimen is less extensive than Midge's, Brosnahan has still taken away something by playing her character.
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Flake said Scalise was conscious the whole time and asked for water before he was taken away in a helicopter.
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Once you have it, you can't really have it taken away from you because you can always go somewhere else.
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If her son were still alive and were taken away, she'd do anything it to to get him back, right?
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The bill would have cruelly taken away healthcare from millions of men, women and children who couldn't afford anything else.
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If they come with the same mindset, I'm afraid the rights of women will be taken away from them again.
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That's certainly the message that those who are bashing feminists defending Kendrick on Twitter have taken away from the video.
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You really need to read up on the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, because they're slowly being taken away.
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Local resident Hannah Collier, 23, told local media she had seen very seriously injured casualties being taken away on stretchers.
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"My belief is that when you've finished kneading, you need to have all that negative energy taken away," says Skeat.
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"I don't know what happened to her, if she's been taken away, or something has happened to her," he said.
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The only true freedom they have to hold is within themselves, because everything else can be taken away from them.
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Most are being taken away by boat, with others being airlifted to evacuation centers on Vanuatu's Pentecost and Maewo islands.
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Tursun said she was first arrested in 2015, and that her 2-month-old triplets were taken away from her.
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But now our future is in danger of being taken away by the other extreme, by the maniacs of disintegration.
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Wormwood is the tragedy of two men, both of whose lives were taken away from them on the same night.
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Based on that, only 0.17 percent of the total mass is taken away and the rest is left to decompose.
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The man was taken away by police when the plane landed, and passengers were put on another flight to Marrakesh.
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About half of them chose to join and marry the fighters and were taken away, never to be heard from.
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Within days of the episode, Officer Isaacs, 37, was placed on modified duty, with his gun and badge taken away.
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"Three generations of war have taken away from us our capacity to feel and suffer for other people," he added.
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