People have taken from me, and taken from me, and taken and taken from me.
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" She added: "Something has been taken from me, as it has been taken from every member of the people of God.
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LEWANDOWSKI: When you commit a crime, you are taken from family -- PETKANAS: She has down syndrome when she was taken from her mother.
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Information for white rice is taken from the USDA database, while information for Banza and RightRice is taken from their respective nutrition labels.
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You had all of this great material that was being taken from Turkey, taken from Italy, and put on the market without proper provenance.
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Although he was taken from her, the way lynched Americans were taken from their families, she was able to invert the final stage of public murder, which is spectacle.
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Taken from " Come Matter Here " by Hannah Brencher.
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Statistics taken from a 2014 survey by the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies Statistics taken from a 2014 survey by the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies But more on that later.
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Facebook said some content was taken from Iranian state media.
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Try these questions, taken from a College Board practice test.
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"What I've taken from it is life's short," she says.
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Of that total, roughly $2000 billion was taken from exchanges.
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Jessica holds the ink footprints taken from her daughter Maia.
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Illustration: nagualdesign, Tom Ruen,, background taken from File:ESO - Milky Way.
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Photo: Taken from Trey Songz's Instagram Follow Noisey on Twitter
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You never know when it could be taken from you.
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You were taken from this place well before your time.
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And apparently, the substance can be taken from the fossils.
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All 20193 analysts in a Reuters poll taken from Nov.
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Other images taken from space also provide a new perspective.
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" April 21: "Over 700 Children Taken From Parents at Border.
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White America feels as though something's being taken from them.
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Every day, more vulnerable children are taken from their parents.
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But those images were all still taken from a distance.
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The quote was taken from the 2011 film The Help.
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However, the Macroeconomic Advisers measure was taken from the Sept.
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It isn't clear what material was taken from their devices.
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We're taking back all that they have taken from us.
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But for me, disrespect will not be taken from me.
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A video taken from outside the event shows... precious little.
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Called "ice," it's taken from a forthcoming project called world001.
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Elizabeth Price: It's taken from a work by Jenny Holzer.
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Andi Hamilton Character ages taken from the Street Fighter Wiki.
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Lila was taken from the foster home before her death.
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Two media titans who were snatched — sorry — taken from us.
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Every move seemed to be taken from a gentleman's playbook.
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I didn't know why she was being taken from me.
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Violah was one of four girls taken from her mother.
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Taken from Cole & Sav: Our Surprising Love Story © 2018.
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It's actually footage taken from a 2016 French motorcyclist rally.
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Nearly everything on the property had been taken from him.
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"So all agency has been taken from women," Morrison says.
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Taken from the forthcoming A Tribute To Klang Club Vol.
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The victim had £9,000 [$12,20173] taken from his credit card.
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I didn't want it taken from me by racist assholes.
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Indeed some recent detainees are infants, taken from their mothers.
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We were taken from our homes and put into schools.
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These are screen caps taken from when this shirt started.
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His companion was unharmed, and nothing was taken from her.
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And most important, he was never taken from his family.
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Sahara was taken from Arcadia, California, to Arkansas by train.
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Many of the policies are directly taken from Labour's plans.
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"I feel my life was taken from me," she says.
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Cover: In this grab taken from video on Tuesday, Dec.
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It was psilocybin, the psychedelic compound taken from magic mushrooms.
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For the study, published online today in the journal mSystems, researchers used data from the American Gut Project to analyze 172 samples of bacteria taken from participants' mouths — and 1,996 taken from their poop.
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Clinton, in one of the night's less convincing attacks, tried to turn Sanders's criticisms of the contributions she's taken from Wall Street into a criticism of the contributions Barack Obama has taken from Wall Street.
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Later, he posted a short video taken from inside the plane.
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Michael Clarke Duncan Duncan was taken from us far too soon.
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Sanader was taken from his home to prison late on Thursday.
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Thirty blood samples were taken from each volunteer over seven days.
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A gorgeous photo of the aurora lights taken from the ISS.
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However, the content is usually taken from television or radio casts.
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This six-hour exposure was taken from a farm in Namibia.
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This is a new picture of Neptune taken from the Earth.
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Our property was taken from our homes, every door was broken.
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They then compared them to cells taken from non-smoking volunteers.
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A single fingerprint taken from a mail bomb sent to Rep.
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Water bubbled over images of diverse landscapes taken from Google Earth.
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"I don't want that to be taken from them," Marvin said.
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The sample size taken from these social media platforms is massive.
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Factory-grown leather promises several advantages over skins taken from animals.
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But those monkeys were cloned from cells taken from early embryos.
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Not if Jack was taken from the fire to the hospital.
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The name of the wizard Gandalf is taken from the Eddas.
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There were multiple tests taken from him that came back negative.
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An "undetermined" amount of clothes were also taken from the apartment.
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Was it taken from a hacked account against the subject's will?
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Most of the data was taken from Crunchbase, except where noted.
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Photo: Taken from Chance The Rapper's Instagram Follow Noisey on Twitter
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WikiLeaks published 20,000 emails taken from the DNC over the weekend.
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He was taken from his holding room shortly after 6 a.m.
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The pain of how you were taken from us comes back.
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Scarr looked through traveler photographs taken from the hotel on TripAdvisor.
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Williams' body was taken from the chamber at 11:14 p.m.
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The real names were taken from this year's version of InsideLacrosse.
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Poor Rusalka, who has had her cartoon dreams taken from her!
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ALEXANDER The majority of the court dialogue is taken from transcripts.
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" His personal motto, taken from James Joyce, was "silence, exile, cunning. . . .
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"That's a line directly taken from my own life," she said.
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"[His] textures were randomly taken from the internet," L3st4t told me.
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Samples are cultured from the swabs taken from the patients' penises.
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Mr. Early's companion was unharmed and nothing was taken from her.
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Median state income levels were taken from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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The biggest lesson she's taken from makeup artists over the years?
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There are many lessons to be taken from this astonishing episode.
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He loves playing, and he had four games taken from him.
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Here are the 27 best photos ever taken from the ISS.
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Here are the best photos ever taken from the space station.
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Together, these forces can liberate and secure territory taken from ISIS.
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It wasn't every piece of the language taken from the hearings.
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The individual pictures are captioned with quotes taken from victim's stories.
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Our first product's cells will not be taken from a feather.
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Now, she's back with the same picture, taken from another angle.
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The term "Suicide Girls" was taken from a Chuck Palahniuk book.
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Also, Nova Scotians in Africville having their land taken from them.
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Leto's locks were taken from us in March of last year.
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But they are taken from people who have merely been arrested.
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O.K.: He wasn't mocking a girl being taken from her mother.
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Their definitions, taken from any standard dictionary, will bear this out.
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Here are the details, taken from Pokémon Go developer Niantic's blog.
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BV: Many of your paintings feature imagery taken from the internet.
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The photos taken from the helicopter didn't make the final edition.
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BALTIMORE — Stacks of bills, $100,000 in all, taken from a safe.
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Those voters don't want their private health insurance taken from them.
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The latest poll is a YouGov/Economist survey, taken from Oct.
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According to officials, the tree was taken from Windsor Great Park.
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All data was taken from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Just look at this nightmarish photo, taken from a police helicopter.
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Even with everything taken from her, she found something to give.
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Surgeons today use fat taken from other parts of the body.
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The country is also seeking artifacts taken from the emperor's fortress.
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The comments used in the advertisement are taken from Trump's speeches.
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Photo: Taken from Travis Scott's Instagram Follow Lawrence Burney on Twitter
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Your culture, your language, your storytelling — everything is taken from you.
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A rare photo taken from Drake's Instagram at Ripley's Aquatic Centre.
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DNA taken from Jane Doe #59's bloody bra matched her sister.
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"Lean" is one of the popular industrial-management theories taken from manufacturing.
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She shared a black and white snap on Instagram, taken from behind.
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He was taken from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome to a local hospital.
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An unfathomable amount of raw data taken from video footage on NBA.
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The eastern side of the city has already been taken from ISIS.
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In this grab taken from Associated Press Television footage on Tuesday, Nov.
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While incarcerated, DNA samples were taken from Scott, according to the affidavit.
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Blood samples taken from children in Flint contained high levels of lead.
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They were stuffed into poses taken from the lives they once lived.
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Their newest results don't line up with values taken from scientific literature.
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Here's a good example, taken from my personal archives, to the right.
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How much money have I taken from Goldman Sachs to give speeches?
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A lot of the images are taken from composites in my head.
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That compares with 1.88 million bpd taken from Saudi Arabia in June.
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Videos taken from inside the hospital showed a chaotic and gruesome scene.
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Potions, intergenerational beauty myths, and wisdoms are taken from the global diaspora.
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The only thing I'm upset about is what was taken from me.
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Both the memes and the captions are taken from FuckJerry's Instagram feed.
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However there are many positives to be taken from this year's report.
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And that's taken from the Studio 54 model, the Paradise Garage model.
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Each one is taken from an aspect in Kory and Mallory's life.
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Women were quietly taken from their homes and put in secret prisons.
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Everything they've taken from us we have to take back and more.
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Our data is taken from Amazon's "Customers who bought…also bought…" feature.
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I feel like I took something back that was taken from me.
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The book's furthest image of our planet is taken from a satellite.
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Here are other fascinating insights to their relationship taken from the book.
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It's understandable: Everyone she loved (except Tom) had been taken from her.
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These would be taken from the share of permits to be auctioned.
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Let's consider one personal example taken from my own use of Amy.
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This done, they tried attaching the scaffolds to hearts taken from pigs.
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In both systems victims sometimes have their mobile phones taken from them.
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Her father spotted Hupp as she was being taken from their house.
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When one thing gets taken from you, another beautiful thing pops up.
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It was trivial for these funds to be taken from anybody else.
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It is instead taken from a recording of a Romanian folk song.
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Most of the alligators taken from the area were under 7 feet.
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Most of the designs were taken from the campaign they did themselves.
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Hostages are taken from Mali and neighbours, and traded for huge ransoms.
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No doubt, having a child taken from you is a devastating moment.
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The result: images that seem as though they've been taken from space.
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Even spread in his lap, everything for the taking taken from someone.
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"A hot lunch should never be taken from a child," he said.
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It's currently unclear how the items were taken from the theme park.
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The survey was taken from March 1-15, and included 5,400 respondents.
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The title, taken from an E.E. Cummings poem, couldn't be more ironic.
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He said he feels as if his future was taken from him.
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The footage is taken from the perspective of police-issued body cameras.
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The number of those taken from us by gun violence keeps rising.
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The section was taken from Kevin's thigh because it's rich in muscles.
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Jones told the BBC that children had their childhoods taken from them.
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Have any story lines been taken from the news or real life?
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This image is taken from a film of my girlfriend's youngest son.
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Defining a warrior Samples were taken from a tooth and arm bone.
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I didn't want anything taken from me—our livelihood, how we live.
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First, I felt angry — angry that someone had been taken from me.
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Both were injured only slightly and nothing was taken from the apartment.
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Here is one example of museum records of objects taken from Honduras.
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Above: Blast Corps screenshot taken from Rare Replay, courtesy of Microsoft Studios.
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The track itself, featuring Donae'o, is taken from his latest album Landlord.
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They certainly can not give back what they have taken from me.
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I was taken from the camp and put into a safe house.
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The triple album was taken from a 2015 live performance in Moscow.
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These statistics were taken from tweets with those phrases in 10 languages.
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The files, said to be illegally taken from the email of Mrs.
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All quotes below are taken from the podcasts, as told to Stebbings.
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Soon the only family he has left is violently taken from him.
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The data, however, is taken from US sales, the spokesman told CNN.
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" He said: "Decisions in Britain are overwhelmingly taken from the top down.
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It was televised, but no questions were taken from outside the room.
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The handmaid's child is taken from her, to become her mistress's child.
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These are recordings taken from my iPad sitting on the kitchen island.
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Hagen was taken from their home on the morning of Oct. 31.
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The money was taken from a suspect who had overstayed a visa.
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So those 20 years were basically taken from me by the governor.
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Americans are hearing harrowing stories of children being taken from their parents.
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Some of the vocabulary is taken from Graham: contractions and cupped hands.
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My inspiration was taken from Kate Bush's music video for Wuthering Heights.
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Children were forcibly taken from such mothers and put up for adoption.
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The craft's previous "last image" was taken from about 80-feet above.
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By that time, nearly 3,000 children had been taken from their parents.
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Now it's been found in snow taken from the sparsely inhabited continent.
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Fox News' poll mirrors a Quinnipiac University poll taken from August1-4.
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More than 2,500 migrant children were taken from their parents and detained.
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"The perception is that something has been taken from you," he said.
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And you don't have them because they have been taken from you?
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Modican chocolate is made using an ancient recipe taken from the Aztecs.
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Bone was taken from his right leg to construct a new jaw.
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He fed the neural network a still he had taken from YouTube.
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These tubes are individual lengths of intestine, taken from a chicken embryo.
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Those articles contained information taken from five classified intelligence reports, prosecutors said.
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This place is packed with kids—over 100 taken from parents. pic.twitter.
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It said Trigger has been taken from their home and is safe.
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The slaves were taken from their Maryland plantation and relocated to Louisiana.
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Samples were taken from across the park, but the results are pending.
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The children were taken from the home in their pajamas, she said.
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He was taken from the stands holding a towel to his forehead.
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It involves analyzing data like layers of sediment taken from the seabed.
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Photo: Screengrab taken from interview via GQ Style Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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The same declining pattern was seen in samples taken from Rhesus monkeys too.
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Wood samples taken from the same stratigraphic layer were used for the dating.
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However, the one DNA sample taken from a Rochester victim didn't match Naso's.
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Many countries, including the US, keep databases of DNA taken from arrested people.
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He shared with us quotes from Anno, taken from the other companion book.
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Another official said the government was investigating the money taken from the plane.
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"[David] was taken from us in an unimaginable horrible way," she tells PEOPLE.
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A video taken from a nearby house shows them running from the car.
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This image, taken from Victoria, Australia, comprises around 20153 hours of exposure time.
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That shot is taken from when Daenerys first steps ashore on the island.
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In 1951, Lacks had a biopsy taken from her cervix after giving birth.
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But more was taken from Castillo than the right to name her daughter.
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The data for this study was only taken from people 21 and over.
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Hurricane Emilia in the Eastern Pacific Ocean in 1803, taken from the Columbia.
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This GIF was taken from a Surfline live stream at 10:45 a.m.
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Many contemporary chatbots are trained on dialogue taken from movie scripts, for example.
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Instead of jumpers for goalposts, there are life vests taken from the beach.
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The data is taken from the European Space Agency's Copernicus Sentinel-1A satellite.
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It is not clear how much money has been taken from asylum seekers.
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Clinton says in a voice-over, narration taken from her stump speech. Mrs.
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The product was taken from the Razer press room at approximately 4 p.m.
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This quote, taken from the Post story on the poll results, is telling.
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But it's not just the body—it's the life taken from the body.
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Here's Nintendo's official battery life comparison chart taken from the Nintendo Japan website.
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The text screenshots are taken from actual chats with friends on social networks.
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So here, then, is a beat-tape taken from that particular time period.
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Those last two graphics were taken from the LME's electronic Select trading feed.
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Our rent and car payment are taken from the checking account as well.
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Samples taken from the 2008 Olympics have also been retested by the IOC.
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All of these gifs that I made for this were taken from video.
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The odds at the time of this report were taken from William Hill.
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Children as young as 18 months old have been taken from their parents.
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If the land were taken from farmers, then who would feed the world?
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SM: Is that something you've taken from filmmaking and put back into choreography?
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It became clear that it was taken from the Royal Palace in Benin.
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The first blood samples were taken from participants' arms at an outpatient clinic.
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Samples were taken from six franchise locations in London and two in Birmingham.
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When cops arrived, the woman was taken from the scene in a stretcher.
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Everything is taken from other conspiracies or straight from movies and TV shows.
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Everything was taken - from the furniture to the electric wiring and wooden doorframes.
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And I think when work is taken from people, life becomes very difficult.
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"The best thing I've ever taken from a set is friends," he says.
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It turned out that Mincey's photo was taken from a stock-photo company.
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The pictures here were taken from the drone and not altered or adjusted.
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Most of the Space Force's initial assets would be taken from the USAF.
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And he had to cover the $100,000 he had taken from the charity.
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The quotes in this article are taken from her hourlong conversation with Rodriguez.
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The original video is taken from Trump's appearance at WWE's WrestleMania in 2007.
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They were first taken from their home in the Rwandan capital on Aug.
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There are three reasons taken from the 28500 playbook to support this assertion.
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Her passport was taken from her in Bangkok after she arrived from Kuwait.
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The weapons in the videos match those taken from border police, officials said.
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Hannah was taken from June when they were forced to live in Gilead.
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It's unclear if anything was taken from Cummings's home in the reported burglary.
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"Officer Brian Shaw, you were taken from us too soon," the department wrote.
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Similar to Donald Glover, his rap name was taken from an online generator.
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Kids either getting grounded or having their whole record collections taken from them.
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We have been through a lot; so much has been taken from us.
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Those ages are taken from the time of the founding of the company.
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"XXX20003" is taken from Baba Stiltz's EP Is Everything released on Studio Barnhus.
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Doesn't it look like a slice of flesh taken from some unidentifiable animal?
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Photo: Taken from Mike Will Made-It's Instagram Follow Lawrence Burney on Twitter
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"This is where I was taken from," he said, almost in a whisper.
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One of the photos was taken from the other side of Kim's gate.
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Some of that will be taken from the surveillance that is being done.
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Some portions were taken from a State Senate bill introduced earlier this year.
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His words, and any comfort I might have taken from them, fell flat.
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His brother-in-law, Kartodi, was taken from the mosque to a hospital.
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In texture, it suggests bread interrupted, taken from the oven before its time.
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He's not saying from where, but he's taken from Peter to pay Paul.
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She was taken from us by her live-in boyfriend of seven years.
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He actively feels like something is still being extracted and taken from him.
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The black-and-white portraits were taken from 1979 through to the 1990s.
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The police did not immediately disclose what was taken from the two drivers.
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L) has had to abandon plans to use data taken from Facebook (FB.
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Money taken from defendants after valid convictions belongs to the state, he said.
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Cocaine, an expensive watch and designer clothes were also taken from the home.
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Another photo is taken from behind a gun sight looking out the window.
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The last of the four was taken from the cave before 8 p.m.
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Only one of the damaged items was taken from a pile of debris.
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She collects photos of patterns taken from outer space, manuals and old textbooks.
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Is anything that's appeared in the Artist directly taken from your own life?
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Familiar though this story may seem, these scenes are not taken from history.
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King said split-thickness skin grafts are often taken from the butt, thighs, arms, back, or abdomen, and according to Medline Plus, full-thickness grafts are typically taken from a person&aposs chest, back, or abdominal area, not the groin.
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We will take from you the peace you have taken from so many others.
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Blood taken from the scene also found that Redlick had alcohol in her system.
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He was taken from the scene to a hospital and died from his injuries.
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Live scenes of the outdoors, shot taken from a moving train, fill the screen.
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Baby rats are first taken from their mothers when they're about five weeks old.
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Children are being taken from their parents and being made into an unaccompanied minor.
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At breakfast, milk is sometimes mixed with fresh cow blood taken from live animals.
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There are a few grains of salt to be taken from these unnamed sources.
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Fetal cells were taken from a pregnant sheep and injected into the scrawny pope.
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In that case, each RMD has to be taken from its own separate account.
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"Their lives were taken from them before they even had a chance to start."
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Tilikum had been taken from his home and family, and he was in isolation.
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SUBTITLE: Parts taken from this Boeing 777 are worth more than the plane itself.
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This can only be taken from her if the Constitutional Court upholds parliament's decision.
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That land was forcibly taken from black people during the colonial and apartheid eras.
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This footage taken from inside the caves shows just how difficult the conditions are.
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They are believed to have been taken from the One Direction singer's mom's iCloud.
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Most of the 276 girls taken from Chibok on April 14, 2014 were Christian.
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Detective Collette Little then played videos taken from three cameras inside the Waffle House.
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This frame grab was taken from near the end of a video released Sunday.
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Even samples taken from a handful of independent fast-food restaurants had the chemicals.
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The agency also released video of the storm taken from the International Space Station.
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There isn't going to be a rerun for what has been taken from me.
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Their traditional clothes are taken from them, their phones, any identification they might have.
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The figures were taken from his financial disclosure forms filed for the 2016 campaign.
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But weapons, too, can be taken from the environment, and used until they break.
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Conservation group WildAid estimated the tusks had probably been taken from about 720 elephants.
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You know Paul did Dying of the Light, and it got taken from him.
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They are especially interested in epigenetic modifications of cells taken from their volunteers' organs.
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The phones also come with metal figurines taken from the upcoming Rogue One film.
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"Blank Touch," taken from PC Worship's forthcoming LP Buried Wish is one tough song.
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This is what Balenciaga does and it's what Nicolas has taken from the archives.
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It wasn't especially creative, she adds, with most inspiration taken from European runway collections.
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In regard to the latter, we begin to understand what was taken from her.
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A picture taken from the air as the Ariciogullari was sinking also reflects this.
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It's a fantastic edit using various bathroom scenes taken from all genres of movies.
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The dog's two uninjured puppies, Jacob and Joshua, were also taken from the home.
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The female DNA sample was taken from her body at the hospital, he says.
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Ice - This was Eddard Stark's broadsword that was taken from him with his life.
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All but one of the girls taken from Dapchi, in Yobe state, on Feb.
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Beltran was taken from PDC to Huguley Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, on Feb.
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DNA evidence taken from the scene matched that found in Zitricki's killing, Hensley says.
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Samples of the liquid blood were taken from the animal's well-preserved heart tissue.
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The sweetest baby and, sadly, taken from her momma and little brother too soon.
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I feel like every time I have a job, something is taken from me.
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It's not the money which would be taken from me if it would happen.
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We saw photos that were taken from just about every conceivable and terrifying angle.
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The latest were taken from Trump's highly controversial and infamous February 16 press conference.
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However, the Russian language used appeared to be taken from an online translating programming.
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Samples were also being taken from water sources to test for chemicals and bacteria.
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Here are some of Prince's most memorable quotes, taken from various interviews and songs.
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Many of her shots are taken from above, but this one is an exception.
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On his computer, Efros showed me a photo taken from a bridge in Lyon.
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The bleachers in the team's main gathering area were taken from a high school.
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The adherence scores are taken from Medicare data and updated regularly on ZipDrug's database.
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Information was taken from experts, documents were passed to the defense of the player.
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Many fighters had been taken from their homes and forced to join as children.
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The organization also released emails that were purportedly taken from the Democratic National Committee.
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More than 250 girls were taken from Chibok, prompting a social media campaign #BringBackOurGirls.
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Taken from "The Lemonade Life" by Zack Friedman Copyright © 2019 by Zack Friedman.
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Barq was taken from his home in Sirte late on Wednesday, the official said.
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Fukuyama gives this desire for recognition a Greek name, taken from Plato's Republic: thymos .
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She says the cells were harvested from cells taken from Sam's mouth and stomach.
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She's angry about what's been taken from her, and we are here for it.
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Local TV stations WBTW and WTVD report that Hania was taken from a yard.
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"Only Waiting" is taken from their second EP, suitably titled The Second Ep from.
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They're usually taken from a tumour, then replicated over and over, sometimes for decades.
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Cover image: A screen grab taken from the ITV News interview with Shamima Begum.
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The video for the track, which we're premiering below, is taken from SIBA's Snapchat.
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Users can also create their Mii using a photo taken from their device's camera.
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But because the power was taken from her, she couldn't do anything about it.
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Mr. Whitaker, in his spare time, began updating it with information taken from photographs.
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"It kind of just feels like it's all been taken from you," Selby said.
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But it seems like even that place of refuge is being taken from us.
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S.Giorgio Island, taken from Piazza San Marco in Venice, Italy on March 15, 2020.
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The quotations below were taken from a transcript provided to The New York Times.
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It will be taken from you, leaving you unable to secure a new vehicle.
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I still don't have the answers about the day he was taken from us.
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The child had been taken from the Lindbergh home in New Jersey in 1932.
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Sometimes she would use syringes, taken from a relative with diabetes, to squirt water.
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Surgeons today generally use fat taken from other parts of the body, or implants.
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"It's heartbreaking that these kids, that this is taken from them," Ms. Willoughby said.
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"My rock bottom was when my kids got taken from me," Ms. Darlington said.
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There is nothing that can console the children now being taken from their parents.
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Recently in Oregon a large stash of marijuana was taken from a storage unit.
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For my real, regular life, quite honestly I wear stuff I've taken from sets.
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He even had a photo of Kirsten taken from that first encounter in 2003.
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"A lot was taken from us that day and throughout my life," Hollis said.
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Guns can fall out of holsters, be taken from the classroom or accidentally discharge.
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About 2,300 children were taken from their parents between May 5 and June 9.
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Many of the cases covered in season 1 are taken from real FBI files.
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Mr. Khashoggi's dismembered body, taken from the consulate in suitcases, has never been found.
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In the book — the title of which is taken from the late U.S. Sen.
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I want to be taken from this country because there is fighting in here.
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The investigators are analyzing samples taken from the fuel truck that filled the plane.
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He was taken from the scene in a first responder's vehicle for further evaluation.
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Shanahan will have final say on how much will be taken from which programs.
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It would be the first such sample to be taken from the Indian Himalayas.
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Sergeant Cleveland declined to comment on whether any property was taken from the home.
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I was taken from the airport to a police station, then to another station.
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He said swabs were taken from the left and right side of his throat.
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All of the samples, taken from the air and from hard surfaces, tested negative.
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What's more, two are taken from the memoirs whose reception hit Cusk so hard.
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This isolation period became known as quarantinario, taken from the Italian word for 40.
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"If this gets taken from me, it's right back to Square 1," he said.
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I've heard countless Republicans say that they oppose children being taken from their parents.
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A 2015 survey found 23 million people reported having packages taken from their doorstep.
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It's an image that could well have been taken from Zelenskiy's former TV show.
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The image, taken from airport security videos, was leaked to the local news media.
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One crew member was taken from the scene in a rescue basket, VanderWeit said.
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A curious golden eagle, taken from a hide on the coast of northern Norway.
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The sand is taken from more inland areas and is similar to river sand.
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Maybe 'cause he was older, he knew all that had been taken from us.
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There was no reason they needed to be taken from the family, he said.
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Already, 2,000 kids in the last 45 days have been taken from their parents.
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The clip appeared to have been taken from a camera worn by a gunman.
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On March 13, Williams had yet another person taken from her by a shooting.
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And while the Jungle Book experiences include two immersive 3D scenes taken from the movie (like the encounter with Christopher Walken's King Louie, below), the single Civil War clip is just 360-degree footage taken from the red carpet at the film's premiere.
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Several of the artifacts seized in recent days, including the two taken from Christie's, were connected, authorities say, to Subhash Kapoor, who is accused of running a smuggling ring out of India that involved more than 2,600 items taken from South Asia.
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In an email, the agency said funds taken from FEMA's accounts amounted to less than one percent of the agency's operational accounts and was taken from money to pay for employee travel expenses, training, basic purchase cards and office supplies, among other things.
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Nine women have had the operation in Sweden, with the transplants taken from living donors.
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In the past six weeks, more than 2,300 children have been taken from their parents.
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Having my son next to me, I cannot imagine him being taken from my arms.
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But it's hard to find that peace when so much has been taken from me.
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The amount taken from exchanges, for example, was 1 percent of bitcoin's value, Gradwell said.
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Her lab tested two samples from Wooten, both taken from dogs that sadly became roadkill.
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"I was making life right by taking something life had taken from me," he adds.
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Amanda Bacon on Wednesday shared a photo taken from her hospital room after giving birth.
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Kamala Harris pointed to how migrant children taken from their parents will suffer lifelong trauma.
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The researchers began by injecting the Zika virus into glioblastoma stem cells taken from patients.
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Fragments taken from the outcrop display distinctly soil-like characteristics, including mudcracks and sand crystals.
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Photo: GettyYou can also watch video taken from the back of the room here:So, yeah.
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Video taken from the scene appeared to show students on stretchers and showed multiple ambulances.
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"The judge obviously realized that the young woman's life was taken from her," he said.
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One by one, the places we love are taken from us, often by rising costs.
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Geraldine Ferraro in 1984 – who was taken from the House -- and Sargent Shriver in 1972.
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He filed his motion to suppress evidence taken from the storage unit in the meantime.
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He said the money also being taken from work being done on tuberculosis and malaria.
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Byers said several valuables were taken from the home, including furniture, clothing, and television sets.
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Native American children taken from their parents and placed with white families in distant states.
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I feel so upset and sad when I remember how he was taken from me.
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Offred has one goal: to survive and find the daughter that was taken from her.
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A 13-year-old and a 10-year-old taken from the home appeared unharmed.
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Two of the samples were taken from patients who died, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The two were reportedly taken from their SUV on a main road near the University.
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Images taken from the Instagrams of Anish Kapoor and Stuart SempleVantablack is an incredible material.
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"All the constituents that we need is taken from the air we breathe," Brooks said.
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Prosecutors claim he used a revolver taken from his father's gun cabinet, the paper reports.
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Most of the photographs taken from Earth-bound telescopes do not show a clear image.
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It uses engineered cartilage tissue grown from patients' own cells, taken from the nasal septum.
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Kem Sokha was taken from his home in handcuffs after a night-time police raid.
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Instead, Lunar was created by animating thousands of still photos taken from NASA's Apollo archives.
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Nearly 2,000 children have been taken from their parents since Sessions announced the new policy.
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Kardashian was unharmed, and it's unclear whether anything was taken from her room or person.
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One video taken from inside the aircraft shows the cabin jostling around during the incident.
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This, though, is a page taken from a hospital bacteriologist's lab notebooks in December 1928.
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Was taken from my car on N. Central St. on the morning of 9/6.
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Salivary samples were taken from all the participants both before their animal interactions and after.
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The electrical data are from 300 live neurons of various types, taken from 36 people.
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Clinton is leading 47% to Trump's 42% in polls taken from October 6 to 26.
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The voice recording was taken from a video found on Libby's cell phone, police said.
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" The words were taken from the Rolling Stones&apos 1986 single "Jumpin&apos Jack Flash.
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Carles Puigdemont, the region's president, also posted a photo taken from inside his office building.
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We're now in an age where photos of space, taken from space, are becoming commonplace.
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Velasco, 29, grew emotional as she recalled those taken from her by immigration enforcement actions.
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Also note: all of the clips in this series are taken from just four games!
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Only McCullough's photo, the one she selected, was not taken from Sycamore's high school yearbook.
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The song itself is taken from STUFF's latest, and second, album Old Dreams New Planets.
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His bandmembers Bootsy Collins, Maceo Parker, and Fred Wesley were taken from James Brown's band.
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The federally protected bird was taken from his cage early July 16, the refuge says.
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She also posted a video of their ride through the scenic landscape, taken from behind.
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Leopoldo Lopez and Antonio Ledezma were taken from their homes, their families said on Twitter.
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Finally, this single is taken from your new artist album ZUKUNFTSMUSIK, which drops in 2017.
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Among them was a sample taken from a baby with microcephaly who died after birth.
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CNN affiliate KEYT tweeted a video taken from inside a vehicle driving through the smoke.
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The jars showcased Gonzalez's face, which was taken from one of her Facebook profile photos.
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More than 90 percent of all products are taken from producer to consumer by ship.
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Its cover depicts a drawing taken from a photograph of the 2000 flooding in Uckfield.
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Kaos Pizzeria's owner, Patrick White, reports that $1,000 in cash was taken from two registers.
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It's said that its name, Arthur's Seat, is taken from the legends of King Arthur.
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He will face growing calls to return objects to the places they were taken from.
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It's not fair how you were taken and how soon you were taken from us.
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"My wonderful uncle Simon Barnes has been taken from us all so suddenly," she wrote.
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How much of the court testimony in the show was taken from the actual transcript?
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Police recovered three of the four guns that were originally taken from Reinking, officials said.
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The sheriff said five alligators were taken from the lagoon after the boy went under.
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All data is taken from the summary compensation table provided in each company's proxy statement.
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It found organic matter in soil samples taken from a 3 billion-year-old mudstone.
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What are some of the best experiences you've taken from your time with the club?
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That's essentially what is taken from us when we experience sexual harassment and micro-aggressions.
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All eight of the boys taken from the cave are receiving treatment in a hospital.
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A semiautomatic Ruger pistol was taken from Hancock's waistband after he was handcuffed, police said.
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It's critical that money taken from a 529 plan is only used towards qualified expenses.
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Our charts in this Graphic Detail combine those data with album listings taken from Discogs.
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WlpprWlppr comes packed with a constantly growing collection of spectacular satellite imagery taken from space.
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Hernandez, Omar and Jonathan were taken from the border post directly to San Diego airport.
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One Kurdish fighter wore a digital watch taken from the wrist of a dead militant.
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It calls such efforts "color revolutions," a term taken from upheavals in former Soviet states.
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They successfully isolated 82 antibodies taken from 11 volunteers in trial at Oxford's Jenner Institute.
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Their name is taken from the German name of the Slovenian capital under Nazi occupation.
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Most are taken from his blog, Rough Type, with about a dozen from other outlets.
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Mr. Chow said that many treasures were taken from the palace after the dynasty ended.
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But there are many other costs we rarely consider, time taken from work among them.
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Some videos, depending on where they were taken from, show that the boos were overwhelming.
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" Wrote Maples of another image, taken from the Tyrrhenian Sea, "Saluting the sunrise at sea.
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Microscopic image of a sample taken from the woman's brain, with arrows indicating the amoebas.
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Theranos promised the world cheap, painless diagnostic tests taken from a single drop of blood.
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In Kaganove's case, Panera has stubbornly insisted that her data wasn't taken from its servers.
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"G – – STS" (2012) is an arrangement of photographs Hiller has taken from various Internet sources.
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The Solarium Commission's name is taken from President Eisenhower's commission to determine cold war strategy.
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This excerpt is taken from Chemaly's upcoming book, out on 20 September on Simon & Schuster.
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I didn't really lack any humility that I could have taken from my last fight.
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Watana was taken from his home by officers on Wednesday, the Puea Thai Party said.
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"My kids were taken from me because I showed up to one concert," she revealed.
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I took more questions from them than the president has taken from the press lately.
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Words fail when children are taken from us too soon, especially in circumstances like this.
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Take a look at some of the images taken from space of Burning Man 2019:
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Photos and videos taken from aircraft are beginning to reveal the extent of the damage.
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He was taken from FedEx Field to a Washington-area hospital, where he remained overnight.
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He was "mocking a liberal" — for empathizing with a girl being taken from her mother.
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More than 2,300 children have been taken from their parents in the last two months.
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That process continues to move, slowly, with depositions being taken from league and team officials.
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The tests cost $167.50 and consist of a saliva sample taken from an oral swab.
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Editor's note: All images used are screengrabs taken from Michael Anton's "MANTON" profile on styleforum.net.
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More than 400 civilians, including women and children, were taken from eastern Syria in January.
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The team validated the test in blood plasma taken from three patients with Covid-19.
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Rebaud said in the interview that Meero's revenues stem from commissions taken from photographers' assignments.
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The youngest to be separated was an 8-month-old girl taken from her mother.
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About 120,000 Japanese Americans were taken from their homes and incarcerated in the following years.
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Grainy surveillance footage taken from an F.B.I. plane shows agents milling around after the shooting.
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Video taken from his well-preserved office shows his desk seemingly as he left it.
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Videos taken from different angles show the two sides brawling, and someone using chemical spray.
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None of them had broken American law, yet the children were taken from their mother.
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Taken from "Romeo and Juliet," the name refers to a close female friend or sweetheart.
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Again, Clearview's database reportedly includes more than 3 billion images taken from around the web.
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Awad shared surveillance video taken from the apartment building's security camera on his Facebook page.
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A 4-point shot could be taken from three designated spots well beyond the arc.
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"It felt like a part of my home had been taken from me," he said.
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The $235 apparently found at Flowers's home doesn't match the amount taken from the store.
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But Shanahan will have final say on how much will be taken from which programs.
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Several electronic items and other valuables, as well as clothing, were taken from the home.
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The Nine Epiphanies, at the center, are taken from the writings of Mr. Pappas's daughter.
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Saddam built a replacement village on land that the Kurds say was taken from them.
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The leave will reportedly not be taken from their standard holiday and sick leave days.
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Last year 2.5 million pounds ($3.23 million) was taken from small British lender Tesco Bank.
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Many were almost certainly taken from the wild, according to Dr. Nijman and other experts.
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Much of the art channels pop-cultural aesthetics taken from Marvel Comics and Japanese anime.
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The skin grafts are usually taken from donors' backs or the back of their legs.
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Op-Ed Contributor I was 2 weeks old when I was taken from my mother.
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These estimates were taken from a survey of 28 senior executives across the luxury market.
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FORMER NISSAN HEAD GHOSN: RIPPED FROM MY FAMILY, FRIENDS, RENAULT, BRUTALLY TAKEN FROM MY WORLD
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While money was taken from the ATM, Granit said investigators are not disclosing how much.
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The first science results about Voyager 2 data taken from interstellar space published in November.
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"Atiatiana was an amazing, smart woman who was unjustly taken from her family," she said.
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That means photos should be well lit, taken from several angles and in sharp focus.
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Grenades must be taken from your a belt on your chest, lit, and physically thrown.
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It includes a $220 billion cut to SNAP and $25 billion taken from Social Security.
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Two dogs were taken from Sieber, and are now in the custody of animal control.
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And allow those to be taken from them, and that person will have due process.
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But 401(k) distributions must be taken from each account where an RMD is required.
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When I read about babies being forcibly taken from their mothers, I remember this photograph.
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Several plates in Selected Writings, most taken from the Sin Título (Textos) (no date, c.
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The song is taken from Devotion, Jean's new album, released June 8th on Chapter Music.
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They studied soil samples taken from the Indian Ocean off the coast of southwest Australia.
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For four weeks in a row my Sunday paper was taken from my front door.
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"What was actually said in the script was taken from an actual notification," he said.
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Sometimes they use trucks; others are made from bricks taken from municipal sidewalks and roads.
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The photo was apparently taken from a random website — and he was mocked for it.
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At this time, it is not known what all was taken from the boxer's home.
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With laser scans taken from helicopters, they created hyper-detailed images of the earth's surface.
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Over that time span, 1,995 children were taken from their migrant parents at the border.
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The only episode that is pretty much taken from my own life is this one.
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But there is only one thing I wanted: the life that was taken from me.
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He was taken from our house to a concentration camp in Basra for a month.
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FSA: I contribute $80 a month for health expenses, taken from my paycheckParking: $29 to park at work, taken from my paycheckDaycare: $101.883,491Utilities: ~$200Internet: $50Netflix/Hulu/HBO/Amazon Music: $30Car Insurance: $24Cell Phone: $3Retirement: I contribute 45% of my paycheck to my employer's system.
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"We decided there wouldn't be a more powerful way to spend Father's Day than with children who have just been taken from their fathers, children who have been taken from their mothers, children who won't be able to be with their family," O'Rourke reportedly said.
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Does it make any difference when your loved one is taken from you by gun violence?
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The Simpsons episode that clip was taken from is "The Serfsons," which premiered in October 2017.
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While the policy never specifically called for children to be taken from parents, separation became inevitable.
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I can vouch that the reactions were genuine when the package was taken from my house.
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The six minors taken from the home are being treated at a separate facility, Uffer said.
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Everything you see will give the sense that it's taken from the ideas of Mr. Balmain.
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Kamala Harris pointed to how migrant children taken from their parents will suffer lifelong trauma. Rep.
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Join our chain fast 24 hours over 24 days for 2400 children taken from their families.
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Core samples taken from these sites measured 2.5 inches in diameter and about 1,700 feet long.
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More photos from the orbiter show a dark region in an infrared photo taken from orbit.
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The eight bodies were exhumed and DNA samples were taken from the families of missing men.
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What Dunn and many others have taken from the mogul is to end a conversation positively.
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The photos, taken from 56 miles above the surface, feature a telling smudge 32.8 feet wide.
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The proof of this may be that everyone, including Disney, has taken from his drawing style.
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A photo, taken from Ghost Ship's Tumblr page, shows the warehouse's interior before the deadly fire.
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Shaken that someone who had such a light can be taken from this world so easily.
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The Jobs arranged to have swabs taken from Vlad's wound and the inside of Jeb's cheek.
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According to the lawsuit, Hill died after he was taken from his cell by sheriff's officers.
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Outraged journalists decry the White House's use of a video taken from a historically unreliable narrator.
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Taken from Hacking Team's leaked emails, an illustration showing the reach Pegasus would have once installed.
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Now Russia is building floating nuclear plants with reactors taken from their nuclear powered icebreaker program.
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So the idea that creative control was taken from the director, it's just a false premise.
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While the images were taken from photographs, they were rebuilt by hand as if laying bricks.
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The researchers used radiocarbon dating to analyse samples taken from different parts of each tree's trunk.
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He went on to share a video taken from his trip with Pence to the memorial.
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When she was apprehended at the border, her three children were taken from her without reason.
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The photographs are taken from the same angle, but one is cropped tighter than the other.
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The new ones were doing so badly that they have been taken from the previous leadership.
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"An opportunity to express our freedom of speech today was taken from us," the speaker said.
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That will dwarf the amount taken from a similar campaign last year, which targeted overseas income.
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At least 17 Turkish construction workers were taken from Baghdad last year and later released unharmed.
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The trinkets are carved from tusks taken from the carcasses of elephants killed for their ivory.
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They're the result of a neural network trained on millions of real reviews taken from Yelp.
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Its main title is literally taken from the original name for that much-mocked 290 film.
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I feel like there are several things — good and bad — that I've taken from my parents.
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As prosecutors replayed the video of the shooting taken from Groubert's dashboard camera, Jones' shoulders jerked.
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It was taken from YouTube, where it had originally been posted in 2015 by Cody Dzintars.
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I wake up from my sleep crying because I remember that he was taken from me.
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Her DNA was taken from her and all kinds of things happened and she didn't know.
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A photo taken from the International Space Station shows Hurricane Lane nearing Hawaii on Aug. 22.
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Many were encrusted with dirt, suggesting they had been excavated recently, not taken from a museum.
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The Washington, DC, Metropolitan Police Department confirmed a report was taken from Villa about the Nov.
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Both men say they were rounded up and taken from Bama's camp to a detention centre.
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The data, taken from the voter registry, reveal that only 37% of Lebanese voters are Christian.
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Images taken from a copy of the original Instagram video that was then posted to YouTube.
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These lyrics, also taken from the oral histories, have a Brechtian disregard for rhyme or scansion.
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"Her life was taken from her with no motive," her family wrote in an online obituary.
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ART GALLERY – DAY is full of things taken from or put into TV shows and movies.
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Early on, it held 52 hostages taken from the U.S. embassy in Tehran for 444 days.
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A DNA sample was also taken from Dulos, as New Canaan police confirmed over the weekend.
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But when the latter revenue stream is taken from them, this is just a logical consequence.
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I was taken from a very rarefied world and put into normal, middle-class Houston, Texas.
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Taken from inside an airplane, the shot includes an extremely smiley Kanye and their three children.
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The rules apply to samples taken from crime scenes as well as direct testing of suspects.
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"After we were burglarized it really rocked my world, having things taken from me," she said.
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And the traces found on the phones corresponded with skin samples taken from the participants' hands.
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The six minors taken from the home are being treated at a separate facility, Uffer says.
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This neural net was fed with a dataset of piano music taken from an international competition.
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They were taken from their vehicle while driving at night between their residence and the university.
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Stability threshold Machine learning models train on examples taken from the real-world environment they represent.
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We want to know why our loved ones were taken from us in such horrific circumstances.
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Gostisbehere had the puck taken from him, and it resulted in a third goal for Arizona.
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Yet many of these designs are taken from cultural artists because cultural art is still unique.
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Throughout the dramatic trailer, text is sprinkled in with words taken from Arthur's original theme song.
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She sees it as an attempt to reclaim what she feels has been taken from her.
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"Her life was taken from her with no motive," her family wrote in an online obituary.
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All the stages are made up of assets that have been taken from the original games.
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The video above is taken from Shaq and John Cena's Carpool Karaoke episode on Apple Music.
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It's hard not to feel like something has been taken from you, and taken without warning.
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The videos taken from 2010 to 2011 focused on the faces and chests of the students.
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Here's Ridley's post in full, taken from one of the many screengrabs shared on social media.
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The results are taken from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology and it's only open to Australians.
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She opened a task to find a slide show of still shots taken from ISIS videos.
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The shaky images taken from a distance through foliage show a man chopping down a tree.
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His new member was created using his own skin, muscle and nerves, taken from his arm.
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It's an offensive built on ideas taken from other companies, packaged as a great leap forward.
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The video's provenance is unknown, but was taken from a closed-circuit camera, according to Bloomberg.
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The main theme emerging from the Democratic campaigns — based on foreign policy positions taken from Sen.
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They were doing something negative, something bad, something violent, and they were taken from the battlefield.
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Samples taken from people exposed to the chemicals and tested by the OPCW confirmed sarin use.
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"Last night, one of our own was taken from us by a drunk driver," Miller continued.
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And that picture actually ran more than any other picture I'd taken from that Met Gala.
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"Haruka, our beloved daughter, sister and friend was taken from us too soon," the statement read.
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Tax dollars were taken from providers and used to pay administrators, consultants, lobbyists, insurers, and regulators.
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The image taken from All-American Girl has since been removed and a party spokeswoman apologized.
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In the lab, long tubes of sediment taken from the ocean floor lay displayed on tables.
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Metonymy is when you use a word for something taken from that word's associations or qualities.
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The information was taken from a yearly national diet and nutrition survey between 217 and 22017.
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As a result, children of those apprehended would be taken from the parents and detained separately.
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Gas prices also dropped on average in October, according to data taken from service station receipts.
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Skin, for instance, is only taken from the upper thighs, so you don't even see it.
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A scene with the crudest cinematography — taken from a dashboard camera — is the film's most compelling.
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Click here to view original GIFGifs taken from video by Tak-Sing Wong/ACS Appl. Mater.
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If there is any positive to be taken from Mugabe's legacy, it is as a warning.
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Others said they were denied soap and towels, and had toothbrushes and toothpaste taken from them.
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Nothing of value was taken from their vehicle, their driver survived unscathed, and investigations remain incomplete.
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Others continue to lead lives of quiet regret over the choices that were taken from them.
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A separate FBI document said one of three CDs taken from Lanza's home contained pornographic images.
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Typically, market-share figures for ride-sharing have been taken from third-party credit card data.
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Church leaders told victims their children would be taken from them if they left, prosecutors say
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Parents agonize for information about sons and daughters taken from their arms at the southwestern border.
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Here is a look at some of the migrants' accounts, as taken from the court documents.
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Additionally, samples taken from multiple surfaces in one patient's hospital environment showed contamination of C. auris.
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Freetown Sound, the name of my album, is taken from Freetown where my father was born.
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It seems possible that Alton, who was taken from their midst, was not abducted but rescued.
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There are four different high res images of the same scene taken from slightly different angles.
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Instead, rewards that they have received for cooperation are taken from them if they become uncooperative.
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Both of which were violently taken from my ancestors when they were forced across the Atlantic.
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The official said the money was taken from that account because they found savings in contracts.
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Police distributed a hazy black-and-white photo of the alleged gunman taken from security footage.
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He can be seen wielding the weapon in a surveillance video taken from inside the store.
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"I don't know where these numbers are taken from," he said, staring fixedly at the table.
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"Sexual risk avoidance is actually a term taken from public health," she said in the article.
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Wild animals may have been taken from their natural habitat, which could have been done illegally.
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Times were taken from the fourth rider on each eight-man team to cross the line.
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In retrospect, the lessons to be taken from this small but immensely instructive episode appear obvious.
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One video, taken from above the square, showed dozens of people running from the area, screaming.
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Widener's photo, which was taken from the sixth floor balcony of the Beijing Hotel, is misleading.
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The transcript is taken from an audio recording of Lam's remarks that was obtained by Reuters.
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About 1,995 children were reportedly taken from their migrant parents in a recent six-week period.
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First, DNA was taken from 2000 large seizures made around the world between 20133 and 22013.
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Now with Wi-Fi even the space of freedom from social networks is taken from you.
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Triplets are taken from their parents and raised by the state because they are considered auspicious.
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He was 14 at the time and a sense of his innocence was taken from him.
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It's an enormous economic injustice — which amounts to 18 cents, often more, being taken from women.
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His voice tightens, still grieving for his friends and for all that was taken from him.
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He wrote over a clip of the ocean taken from a boat, "The world is yours."
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The transcript is taken from an audio recording of Lam's remarks that was obtained by Reuters.
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All the dialogue in the book that takes place aboard ship is taken from this transcript.
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Other messages taken from his computer by hackers suggest that the money came from Mr. Malofeev.
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Videos surfaced following the event taken from several different angles clearly showed what happened, he said.
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They are taken from an anonymous survey of cadets and midshipmen at the three military academies.
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Trump also tweeted that he would not allow Gallagher&aposs Trident to be taken from him.
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The voice recording was taken from a video found on Libby's cell phone, police said. Capt.
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A 16-year-old boy taken from the same village south of Sinjar recounted similar treatment.
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George, as a young adolescent, was taken from his family and placed in such a camp.
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Kurdish authorities and media said this meant territory taken from government control would not be returned.
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We are forever being taken from our home and expected to thrive in some other place.
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He said officers recovered 30 weapons that the detainees had taken from guards within the compound.
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The standoff has riveted a nation where farmers' land is often taken from them for development.
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Yes, there's definitely still bits and bobs in there that we've taken from our own lives.
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