Indoor selfie taken in a subway station Indoor low-light selfie taken in a bar Not bad.
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The photo of President Carter was taken in 1928, while the picture of his daughter was taken in 1971.
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The photos on the left were taken in total darkness and the ones on the right were taken in low-light.
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So you might have a photo taken in 1973, and then another one taken in 1980, with no images in between, Kingslake says.
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Contributing were "Frozen II," which has taken in $1.4 billion, and "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," which has taken in $1.1 billion.
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In contrast, about 13,000 images were taken in zones where humans were restricted due to contamination and 7,000 taken in zones inhabited by people.
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"I understand that this decision must be taken in the near future and it will be taken in the near future," Putin told the audience.
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Every poll taken in 85033 and most polls taken in this cycle indicate that more progressive candidates do better in general election matchups against Republicans.
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On the Yankees' current roster are two 2014 picks: starter Jordan Montgomery, taken in the fourth round, and reliever Jonathan Holder, taken in the sixth.
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In this pairing, taken in a sunny indoor space, the photo taken in Instagram looks slightly less washed out and you can see more of the background.
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ROBO has taken in near-$220 million in January, which would itself be notable if the Global X ETF hadn't taken in triple that level of assets.
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Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, for example, have taken in millions of refugees from neighboring Syria, while in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel's government has taken in a million refugees since 2015.
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Here's how you can locate the screenshots you've taken in Windows 10, as well as how to change the default location screenshots taken in a certain way are saved to.
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Pokémon are everywhere — this photo was taken in Siberia.
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I just get whatever jeans I like and then I take them to the tailor to get the waist taken in and then I get the ankles taken in, so they fit great.
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They were charged with conspiracy to knowingly export plants from the United States that had been taken in violation of California law, and attempting to export plants taken in violation of state law.
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Western strategies, of course, can be taken in several ways.
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More than $50,000 in valuables were taken in one incident.
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Original photo was taken in 2012/13 by the brilliant .
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The video's title's claim the footage was taken in Utah.
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The stores behind match up -- it was taken in Texas.
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Not just waists, but wrists and ankles are taken in.
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He was then taken in for another surgery on Tuesday.
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The video taken in the plane's interior includes graphic language.
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Some 4,000 have been taken in so far, Brice said.
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The photo in the doctor's office was taken in November.
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Here are the steps they've taken in the past year.
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Already, there are steps being taken in a regulatory direction.
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No disciplinary action was taken in relation to the student.
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No passwords were taken in the breach, the company said.
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And that's when you know that you've been taken in.
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But it was taken in the year 2000 in Montana.
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"I had to get my pants taken in," Wortman says.
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It's the biggest risk I've ever taken in my life.
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The grandmother was taken in for questioning and then released.
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Taken in Philadelphia, PA. Source: Steve Laxton John Bolaris, victim.
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Authorities are still combing through videos taken in the area.
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This picture was taken in Cornwall, UK, on Saturday night.
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He was later taken in by a local dog rescue.
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They have not officially taken in any Syrians as refugees.
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Its taken in more than $6.5 billion already this year.
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Action may be taken in a situation concerning an enemy!
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Taken in isolation, these measures are tolerable if not popular.
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Many people have been taken in by relatives or friends.
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The Marvel movie has now taken in $704 million globally.
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That's up 2628 points from a survey taken in February.
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It was taken in the Philippines, not at Scarborough Shoal.
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Some of my views are taken in; some are not.
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This photo of the pop star was taken in 1978.
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This picture was taken in New York City in 1969.
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Taken in that context, what happens next gets pretty easy.
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Even when taken in small amounts, it can be fatal.
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Syria negotiations are a significant step taken in this regard.
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The photos were taken in the aftermath of the Nov.
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Taken in context, SeaWorld's "change of heart" is hardly generous.
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There is a respect and a delight taken in otherness.
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This pic was taken in January ... inside the Playboy Mansion.
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That territory could be taken in a matter of months.
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I've rarely taken in a work that's so grandiosely modest.
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A sort of toughness and refusal to be taken in.
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The photo was taken in Hong Kong, not New York.
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"Legal action will be taken in due time," Smalls said.
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"That was taken in a completely different way," he said.
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Eventually, everyone at the site was taken in without incident.
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"Those eyes" was taken in the streets of Yerevan, Armenia.
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It has taken in about $220 million over 216.3 weeks.
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It was taken in Jersey, one of the Channel Islands.
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But he's argued the complaints aren't taken in proper perspective.
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When taken in the pure Arabic, shaheed meant something different.
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One image had been taken in the previous half hour.
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The image was taken in the Mongolian region of Ejina.
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The photos were taken in Tung's office, the person said.
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Mayfield was the first player taken in the 2018 draft.
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The movie has taken in $119.9 million in two weeks.
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Marsha Blackburn, in the few polls taken in the race.
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Nine others were taken in the second or third rounds.
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Colombia alone has taken in at least one million refugees.
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Both photos were taken in the family's homes — Charlotte's was shot in Prince William and Kate's country home, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk, England, while Louis' was taken in their London home at Kensington Palace.
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Later they noticed that defining the microbiome from a sample taken in the morning was quite different from one taken in the evening: The gut microbiota was not static over the span of the day.
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Those taken in hired cars also fell, from 55% to 30%.
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Similar measures were taken in Xian, the capital of Shaanxi province.
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Many were taken in and around cars or from moving vehicles.
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The photo is actually from 2013 and was taken in Toronto.
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Not even basic security measures are being taken in that space.
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When I saw it I hadn't taken in anything that crazy.
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The 630 migrants were finally taken in by Spain and France.
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The photos were presumably taken in 1998, when Jaden was born.
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Six were taken in partnership with state-run Petroleo Brasileiro (Petrobras).
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No credit card information was taken in the breach, Facebook said.
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This photo was taken in a temple in Shanghai, in 2008.
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How good are photos taken in regular, 2x, and Portrait mode?
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"It's an object lesson about how one can get taken in."
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Prior to the seed they'd taken in €15k via the accelerator.
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The provision will be taken in the bank's 2019 financial results.
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But other European countries have taken in just 1,758 of them.
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The newspaper said the photos were taken in January this year.
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He was taken in by a foster family two weeks ago.
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You are saying there were proactive steps taken in this case?
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But a hefty chunk is taken in fees along the way.
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Few creative liberties were taken in the realization of Tropical Purgatory.
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OBike has taken in a more modest $45 million since 2016.
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That is broadly unchanged from a poll taken in November 22005.
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You can also use StyleSnap with photos taken in real life.
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"The Jungle Book" has taken in an additional $337 million overseas.
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The image was taken in 1939 by Canadian photographer Lawrence Audrain.
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The 2202 Census will be the 2628th taken in American history.
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Gsellman was taken in the 13th round, Lugo in the 34th.
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Q: What are the biggest risks you've taken in recent years?
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So the IRS has taken in more revenue while spending less.
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The series was taken in 85033 by Spanish photographer Antonio Guillem.
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This photo was taken in Senja, an island off of Norway.
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This photo was taken in Coquelles, which is in Northern France.
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The photo was taken in Nairobi National Park near Nairobi, Kenya.
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This was the third ride I'd taken in an autonomous vehicle.
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No further steps would be taken in the meantime, he added.
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There is a celebrated photograph, taken in Giza, Egypt, in 1921.
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All your photos are taken in the middle of the CBD.
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There were 15 pictures, all taken in a large living room.
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Jordan, the top hosting country, has taken in 2.7 million people.
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Jones that the deposition was taken in which President Clinton lied.
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It's also unclear if the photo was even taken in California.
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After having her photograph taken in April, she heard nothing more.
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And the bad boy is taken in by a rich family?
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But that image, of course, was taken in a public space.
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My neighbor has taken in a city pigeon as a pet.
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And that's just a small fraction of what we've taken in.
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The image "International Children's Library" was taken in Ueno City, Tokyo.
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It was not clear what information was taken in the cyberattacks.
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A photograph taken in 23 shows the unit's commander, Maj. Gen.
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Now, she wants to have the same action taken in schools.
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A judicial source said the court decision was taken in secret.
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The photos were taken in April 2016 in the family's home.
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This dramatic snap was taken in Seville, Spain, by Raquel Benito.
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In photos taken in broad daylight, the photos are pretty mediocre.
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But Mendelson warned not to get taken in by manufactured hype.
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You can't tell his photos were taken in his living room.
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Motherless Deming is eventually taken in by a well-meaning couple.
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No action was taken in response to either of my reports.
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Both steps were taken in the case of Kite, officials said.
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The four were taken in on money laundering offenses, Chan said.
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She was taken in police custody to Staten Island University Hospital.
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Biden's miscues in this campaign might be blips taken in isolation.
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Meanwhile, Canada has taken in 40,000, with more on the way.
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In every place, in every corner where information is taken in.
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The above photo of the eclipse was taken in Chester, Illinois.
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Since 2015, Germany has taken in more than a million migrants.
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We've also taken in a flat lead in from Wall Street.
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She has taken in plenty of donor money from Wall Street.
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She was taken in critical condition to Advocate Christ Medical Center.
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The measure is more commonly taken in connection with violent crimes.
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"You would never see that shot taken in Australia," White said.
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Her brother was not taken in a mass or school shooting.
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The photos were mainly taken in various free markets around Beijing.
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TMZ has obtained portions of a Kesha deposition taken in 2011.
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" Asked whether there could be actions taken against Huawei specifically, Wara said: "Yes, we are considering the steps taken in other countries, that is part of it - the steps taken in the United States and Britain.
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Though the number of Americans taken in the first round made history, Canada still had the most players taken in all seven rounds at 89, according to the N.H.L. The United States was second with 52.
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The idea for the app came up when the organization found an image of a motel room, knew what city it was taken in, but had no way of knowing which motel the photo was taken in.
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That's taken in conjunction with the several applications for sensing inventory levels.
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Taken in its entirety, he was running the Clinton e-mail operation.
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The top image was taken in Hong Kong, China by B. Yeung.
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And then they had an official photograph taken in the Grand Corridor.
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Those pictures were taken in 2014, Barack Hussein Obama was your president.
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The video was taken in New Brunswick because, of course it was.
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A Nevada poll taken in December pegged her support at 5 percent.
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After 20143 minutes, the worker was liberated and the fugitives taken in.
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The photo of Elizabeth Taylor was taken in 543 by Mark Kauffman.
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A photo of Jaylon Mckenzie taken in October 2018 for Sports Illustrated.
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She is devasted that two young lives were taken in the tragedy.
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The photo of the Kennedys on Christmas was taken in Palm Beach.
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A typical image is one taken in 2009 in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
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A poll taken in July showed widespread bipartisan support for term limits.
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Who are all these people watching videos taken in her daughter's bedroom?
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When taken in high doses, reaper can turn people into killing machines.
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This action was taken in regards to the Hatreon site as well.
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It has taken in a three-week domestic total of $285.6 million.
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Additionally, the name Truist is already taken in a number of places.
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The altercation seems to have been taken in stride for Emmy attendees.
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The surveillance video was taken in Changsha in central China's Hunan province.
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But the program ended up owing more than it had taken in.
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The photo of Elizabeth Taylor was taken in 19223 by Mark Kauffman.
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The new treatment is taken in the form of a nasal spray.
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We have taken in goats, cats, dogs, ducks, chickens, roosters and cows.
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All times ET. An exciting risk is taken in your career today!
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Turkey, with a population of 76 million, has taken in 2.5 million.
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Several of Navalny's supporters had been taken in for questioning, they said.
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The twist was, Milner hadn't exactly been "taken" in the traditional sense.
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No similar reversal was found in similar measurements taken in New Zealand.
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Satellite imagery of Mili Atoll in the Marshall Islands, taken in 2016.
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If anyone was taken in for questioning, their names usually got withheld.
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I take them to have their photo taken in the DJ booth.
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The game art textures were created from photos taken in the region.
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On the one hand, the photo was taken in a public space.
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"I want to get my picture taken in the sun," he said.
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By comparison, Germany has taken in nearly 500,000 Syrians, and Canada 35,000.
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Recent steps have been taken in this direction but discrepancies still exist.
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The image was taken in a rural village of West Bengal, India.
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Worldwide, "Suicide Squad" has now taken in $636 million, according to Warner.
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He was taken in the second round of the 20163 NFL Draft.
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The photo was taken in 2005 at a Congressional Black Caucus meeting.
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So far, "Collision Course" has taken in more than $179 million overseas.
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X-rays taken in her home showed she had a broken hip.
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This photo, taken in the early 1970s, shows one of those cars.
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Tori was taken in by the newly elected President Moon Jae-in.
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It looks like the original was taken in a different season, however.
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Enrico Somogyi titled this photo taken in Indonesia "Hairy in the Sunrise."
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Taken in that context, today's offer appears to have a similar design.
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Europe's largest economy has taken in around 1.6 million migrants since 2014.
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But he could understand why people would be taken in by it.
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The photo was taken in 2014, under the presidency of Barack Obama.
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They posted straw polls that they've taken in KiA that demonstrate this.
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It was taken in 2001, in Los Angeles, where his home was.
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Hey, there were five Buckeyes taken in the first round last night.
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A sixth person was taken in for disorderly conduct and also released.
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He had been taken in by a church to study in Thailand.
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Tylenol threes are the strongest things she's ever taken in her life.
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"Corrective actions" such as counseling or training were taken in 39 cases.
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The 2.0 step he's taken in the offense has really helped him.
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Jihan is among the few victims of ISIS taken in by Canada.
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Though modest, the photograph taken in Boston in 1855, is actually historic.
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How 727 photos taken in 197 minutes became an immersive 3D experience.
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Universal said "The Snowman" has taken in an additional $19.2 million overseas.
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Luckily, there are steps being taken in an attempt to save them.
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The tariffs, we've taken in close to $400 billion in tariff money.
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Among these is a photo taken in Sherman in 1921 or '22.
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Colombia, which borders Venezuela, has taken in more than a million refugees.
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He was soon taken in by another couple, Paul and Clara Jobs.
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It was taken in 1922, the same year she founded the company.
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By Sunday noon, the Meadowlands sports book had taken in another $216,2000.
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He did not exchange gunfire with officers when he was taken in.
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WILMORE: I think the authorization vote may have been taken in 003.
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When taken in high doses, it can cause respiratory distress and death.
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The bells were originally taken in 1901 during the Philippine-American War.
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"I was taken in by his charm," Mikhael says in the documentary.
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It's not as crystal clear as the one taken in broad daylight.
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There is a photograph of the artist Louise Bourgeois, taken in 1975.
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This perfectly framed photo was taken in Abruzzo, Italy, by Zonzo Photography.
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MDMA, also called molly, is taken in either pill or powder form.
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But she has been repeatedly fined and taken in for lengthy questioning.
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But the place the photograph was taken in—named Kolmanskop—actually exists.
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Three Americans were taken in January 2016 from an apartment in Baghdad.
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Photos taken in the city on Tuesday showed homes engulfed in flames.
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The town known for Weissbier and Gemütlichkeit has taken in 1,600 refugees.
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Instead, military action was taken in Syria, Libya, Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia.
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Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, has taken in more than a million.
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The measures were taken in retaliation for a referendum held on Sept.
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Again, Republicans were split in a Gallup poll taken in March 2018.
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This confirmed to us that the picture had been taken in Hass.
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But the movie has already taken in an additional $65 million overseas.
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The images are taken in locations around Brooklyn and Guyana, South America.
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Taken in aggregate, those changes help explain the bulk of Twitter's turnaround.
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In 1990, two Jeffs and a Geoff were taken in this round.
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Read more:50 of the most colorful photos taken in 201950 of the most beautiful photos taken in 201950 of the most stunning photos of cities around the world23 stunning photos that were taken at the perfect time
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Jordan has taken in more than 1.4 million people during the civil war.
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The painting was taken in 2012 from Stanley Spencer Gallery in Cookham, Britain.
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All of the victims were taken in for treatment and expected to live.
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This is "Fire Dragon" by Lianyu Lu, which was taken in Meizhou, China.
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The photographs were taken in downtown Los Angeles in December of last year.
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Life is too precious and it can all be taken in a second.
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Per Variety, the teens were taken in by law enforcement officers in Paris.
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This isn't the first time Bush has taken in a private Broadway performance.
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"So, this is consistent with steps that have been taken in the past."
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This was a nonpartisan action taken in the interest of preserving the republic.
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She hopes steps will be taken in order to help malnourished people worldwide.
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Surveillance video taken in Charlottesville's downtown mall showed Matthew and Graham walking together.
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This 30-second exposure taken in Spruce Knob, West Virginia captures its flight.
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The three were among 50 taken in by International Bird Rescue since April.
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Funds focused on U.S. stocks have taken in $52.3 billion in 2017 alone.
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Not everyone agreed with the course of action taken in Ipswich after 2006.
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Only unpublished images taken in 2019 or images commissioned in 2019 were eligible.
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Nova Scotia, which received 200 refugees last year, has taken in 1,100 Syrians.
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Photos taken in environments flooded with natural light are well-exposed and detailed.
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It was not immediately clear what action, if any, was taken in response.
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Inside were 2,924 color slides, pictures taken in parks across New York City.
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It was the 12 fastest reverse steps I've ever taken in my life.
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A survey taken in June showed 75 percent of Mexicans view him unfavorably.
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Oh, and it seems the video was taken in the UK — not France.
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And don't be taken in by the warm smiles of the Thais, either.
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The other measurements taken in a typical biometric screening are a little better.
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He was taken in by a foster family two weeks ago, he said.
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The dual system sharpens photos taken in low-light environments, the person said.
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A Hubble image taken in 2010 offers a different perspective of NGC 4696.
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The ministry has referred to "sanitary cutting" or "actions taken" in the forest.
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Three vehicles stolen, including one police vehicle and another taken in a carjacking.
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It was not immediately clear what action, if any, was taken in response.
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Water samples from a Flint, Michigan home taken in January 2015, via FlintWaterStudy.
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" A woman in Toronto heard the pilot say, "we have taken in water . . .
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Trump asked Comey what steps he'd taken in regard to their previous conversation.
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Based on samples taken in July, Ifremer expects another bumper catch next season.
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But her love for animals hasn't always been taken in a positive manner.
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A similar approach can be taken in relation to a range of sectors.
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Cruz, for instance, led Trump in a California primary poll taken in January.
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A decision will likely be taken in the next few months, Apfalter said.
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The [picture at the start of the article] was taken in his backyard.
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Like a real family, they are at their strongest when taken in toto.
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Berkshire has taken in more than $4 billion in premiums on the options.
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He warned, however, that stock prices may have taken in any good news.
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She was taken in for questioning by police investigators and an F.S.B. officer.
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If appropriate, additional disciplinary actions will be taken in accordance with the law.
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The photos were taken in Osaka, Japan with a group of Kwong's friends.
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Edwards, taken in the seventh round, was the third punter selected on Saturday.
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In the last decade, Cyndi and Jesse have taken in 15 foster children.
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In recent years, we've seen this type of action taken in other industries.
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Stillone's photo was taken in Milan, Italy, seemingly from way above the ground.
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Maybe I should have suggested we have our picture taken in that booth.
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Watch the footage here:"These videos were taken in China," the caption said.
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His parents divorced, in 1966, and he was taken in by a neighbor.
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Some photos were taken in their home while Read faced the other way
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Four other people had been taken in for questioning on Friday and Saturday.
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This is a different tact than the U.S. has taken in the past.
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The handgun had been taken in a burglary in March, the police said.
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How do your photographs and your father's, taken in the same locations, differ?
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Yet the success of the fraud suggests that others were taken in, too.
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It was taken in the early 1920s, on the land they had purchased.
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The image in question was taken in a mirrored room in Conthey, Switzerland.
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Most of my images have been taken in Newark, specifically in the hood.
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Turkey has taken in two million Syrian refugees fleeing the 2011 civil war.
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This shot of wind-swept formations was taken in September of this year.
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Top officials have warned of crisis unless action is taken in this budget.
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Roman's grandfather has taken in the boy's dog after his death, ACB7 reports.
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Her study examines more recent data collected from a survey taken in 2006.
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In this term's most important matter, the court should not be taken in.
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His archive includes intimate photographs of her taken in Paris and New York.
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He was taken in by Quakers, then sent to a school in Scotland.
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In two years, she has taken in about a half-dozen Cherokee children.
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Snapshot: Above, a picture of the moon taken in 1971 by Alfred Worden.
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You can see that in the images; they're often taken in happy moments.
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NAC can stop the damage and save the liver, if taken in time.
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It was taken in Jabalpur, India, by Avinash Lodhi sometime in April 2016.
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His downright misrepresentations are disturbing and, taken in context at this point, disqualifying.
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Close to 556,000 Uber rides were taken in New York City in March.
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The picture of President Eisenhower was taken in 1911, when he was 21.
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The picture of his son was taken in 1944, when he was 22.
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Costing $9 million to make, "Split" has taken in $98.7 million in total.
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The deposition was taken in November and filed in court on Jan. 6.
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Selfie taken in low-light using the cover display as the view finder.
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Alas, taken in context, Mr. Trump's point was all too clear and dismaying.
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It will automatically take effect on images that are taken in specific situations.
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The image of Dwight and Margaret Peterson was taken in 2800, not 8003.
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It's also hard to draw conclusions from videos taken in an uncontrolled environment.
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Below, three photos taken in near-total darkness in ultrawide, wide, and telephoto.
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The parties often do not report cash taken in or spent, he said.
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Many of the photos were taken in a tide pool surrounded by rocks.
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Earlier, the hospital said it had taken in six patients from the attack.
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Potassium iodide should not be taken in anything but a worst-case scenario.
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A final call on the InvIT plan will be taken in six months.
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Trump's experience to date doesn't look so unusual when taken in proper perspective.
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The last photo in the book was taken in January of this year.
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"Similar personnel measures will also be taken in countries outside Finland," it said.
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It was taken in a photo booth at a movie theater in Houston.
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However, Israel has taken in several thousand Syrians for medical treatment since 2011.
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Because they have just taken in so much toxic garbage into their body.
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"This is the consistent process taken in all similar consent decrees," it said.
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The pleasure taken in looking at them need not be a guilty one.
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This photo was taken in 1998 for Katie's first day of second grade.
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One of four states with no more than five confirmed cases of the coronavirus [as of March 17], this means that such drastic measures that are being taken in some states like Washington, for example, are not being taken in Idaho.
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"Morning psoriasis," she captioned the intimate snap, which appeared to be taken in bed.
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The couple's donation is just the latest philanthropic action they've taken in recent months.
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"Magical night on the mountain," she wrote of a picture taken in the evening.
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She said they were taken in the first days and months of her pregnancy.
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What are some of the biggest chances you've taken in your career so far?
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Hey, it happens, and there's no shame in being taken in by a pro.
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Each film presents a unique perspective on paths not taken in the actors' careers.
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Like Gordon, Lomas says he was taken in by Houston as a troubled teen.
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All were taken in 1854 after a long journey from his home in Paris.
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The image consists of 42 images selected from 80 total taken in two hours.
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Sanders was also ahead in the most recent polls taken in the Granite State.
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There were around 45,000 people in Fajardo when last census was taken in 2010.
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But one photo taken in Ukraine shows 128 Lenin busts in a single place.
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Thirty-one NFL prospects will be taken in the first round tonight in Chicago.
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This was at least the second time Holmes, 38, has taken in the musical.
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But the grisly photo was not from Allihabad; it wasn't even taken in India.
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It has taken in the very bodies that society dismisses, or fears, or brutalizes.
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The deftness and nuance of Mutu's project, taken in this light, becomes particularly provocative.
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Further details would be provided once Harris is taken in to custody, police said.
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While the Senate quickly overrode the veto, no action was taken in the House.
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There's a heartwarming story behind Basak's portrait, which was taken in West Bengal, India.
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Taken in conjunction with another forthcoming tweak to NICs, 1.6m people will pay more.
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She was all smiles in the shot released Thursday and taken in her home.
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The photo was taken in India, Dhaliwal said, before the family emigrated to Houston.
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The building's occupant today is also at the mercy of decisions taken in Washington.
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The photo was taken in the private living room of Clarence House in 1951.
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The younger protectors openly wept and prayed as the kūpuna were taken in custody.
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A new hashtag has been added since the screenshot was taken in June —"#ad."
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In the second, taken in 1999, Lise is once again looking at her shoulder.
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She was taken in critical condition to a local hospital, where she later died.
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She let herself be taken in so deep it had a hold on her.
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Germany for optimists Germany has generously taken in over 1m people in two years.
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In 1999, 46% of players taken in the first 10 rounds were high schoolers.
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The money is being shovelled out almost as fast as it was taken in.
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Why were only 1.09 percent of all 2015 AP exams taken in computer science?
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I approve of the direction the country has taken in the last seven years.
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This is in direct contrast to the actions it's taken in the recent past.
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Italy, which lies close to Libya, has taken in 650,000 boat migrants since 2014.
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The show will celebrate and highlight photographs taken in Austin by our community members.
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But I don't think such a step will be taken in the foreseeable future.
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Even tiny Lebanon has taken in more Syrians, roughly 22015 million to be exact.
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By mid-January France had taken in only 19; another 43 arrived this week.
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Most portraits and selfies from The 14th Factory have been taken in two exhibits.
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Europe has taken in over a million refugees since 2015, according to BBC News.
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Clinton, meanwhile, has taken in $5,591,095 this cycle from the Securities and Investment field.
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She was taken in for evaluation, and her son was taken into protective custody.
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The pic was taken in Dublin, Ireland where cast members were on a retreat.
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The finale of the erotic trilogy has taken in $78.6 million domestically so far.
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Another 8.6 million encrypted payment cards were also taken in the attack, it said.
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Most of the pre-wedding photos are taken in giant factories with fake backdrops.
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Lula, as he is universally known, was taken in for questioning (and later released).
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But Josh keeps getting taken in by her parents' generosity, shrugging off Lucy's suspicions.
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To deliver an image, a whole image, that will be taken in and understood.
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The United States has taken in fewer than 3,000 refugees from Syria since 2011.
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The photo was taken in the White House residence the day after the Jan.
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The ETF has taken in $30 million from investors this year, according to XTF.com.
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When the poll was first taken in 6900, only 2628 percent held that view.
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Altogether, "The Lion King" has taken in $7.2 billion from domestic and international productions.
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One U.S. consumer confidence survey taken in early January already shows a sharp decline.
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Despite that, Bridgewater has taken in $22.5 billion in new client investments since 2015.
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REM has taken in $348 million and MORT only $31 million, according to XTF.com.
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Pastel fishing nets are the subject of Zayyarlin's photo, which was taken in China.
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The photograph was taken in Burgos, Spain — not in Santo Domingo de la Calzada.
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The captors were neither arrested nor taken in for questioning, the national police said.
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This photo was taken in Holuhraun, which is a lava field located in Iceland.
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The evidence is taken in secret behind the closed doors of a grand jury.
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The views of the expansive property can be taken in from the main porch.
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Grant's head came from this informal portrait taken in Cold Harbor, Virginia, in 1864.
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But the conference produced few concrete measures to be taken in the near future.
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About 45,000 trips per day are taken in Uber vehicles, according to the city.
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Keeping reading to see more of the surprising photos taken in America's gambling capital.
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Cruz has led in every poll of the race taken in the last year.
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This photo was taken in Holuhraun, which is a lava field located in Iceland.
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He is the first offensive lineman from Washington State taken in the first round.
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It's an unparalleled collection of things that, taken in the aggregate, make you you.
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The coolest photos of the solar system taken in the decade you were born
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Neither federal nor state officials said if direct action was being taken in response.
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But the most recent pictures of Komsomolets, taken in 2007, are twelve years old.
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It's taken in this house in Boston where we had this mansion to ourselves.
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After she's released from prison, she's taken in by her employee, Kristen Bell's Claire.
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This was taken in the same exact spot using the iPhone's ultra-wide camera.
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He says people often can't tell that his pictures weren't taken in the wild.
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As strong as 2017 was, it was an orderly climb taken in small steps.
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Mr. Gorton's archive of images taken in 1969 have sat unexamined for 50 years.
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The measures taken in California last week and 214 other states since then hurt.
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Ireland repealed its abortion ban, votes are being taken in Argentina to decriminalize abortion.
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However, the NYT notes, the "V-J" image was taken in a public space.
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The photos were all taken in May, June or July, in bright summer sunshine.
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It's also one of the less expensive trips I've taken in the past year.
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Scroll down for more on the beating she has taken in this World Cup.
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The greatest liberty with source material is probably taken in "Shame (after Masaccio)" (2014).
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Closer look: The Times received more than 103,000 photographs taken in an Alabama prison.
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But let's be real, this pic was taken in some natural history museum somewhere.
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When you check for fever, don't rely on a temperature taken in the morning.
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Disney said the Marvel-branded superhero movie has now taken in $20143 million worldwide.
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They resembled, too, the high-speed trains I had taken in Japan and France.
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Cincilei was taken in his office while Sturzu was on holiday, the bank said.
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Over the next couple of hours, everything he'd taken in that evening came out.
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Sure. The film has taken in $64.7 million overseas since its release in August.
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He was taken in through a back entrance and put in a special room.
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Johnson's works might need room to breathe to be fully taken in and unpacked.
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Moustafa said he was taken in by his uncle, Reem Desouky's brother Nour Desouky.
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It is not yet apparent if any other works were taken in the heist.
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WILMORE: Well, I think the vote was taken in 2002, before the midterm, though.
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It was also the day the picture above was taken in the Oval Office.
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There's a striking image of deer silhouetted against a glowing river, taken in Montana.
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In 2011, a photograph was published that Ms. Giuffre said was taken in 2001.
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It is unclear if the video was taken in Wuhan or another quarantined city.
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So this is a gamble that has been taken in terms of blowback risk.
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At the Victor and Rolf haute couture show, spring 2016, also taken in January.
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The deftness and nuance of Mutu's project, taken in this light, becomes particularly provocative.
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The photo posted by Tiffany had been taken in May, before the protests started.
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The photo posted by Tiffany had been taken in May, before the protests started.
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This cuts down on crowds and allows for selfies to be taken in peace.
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This photo was taken in Namibia after de Waart noticed an oryx behind him.
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When taken in context, it is clear that Trump respects and supports our military.
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She was taken in by a Dutch family for the duration of the war.
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Melatonin taken in the evening helps advance circadian rhythms to align with local time.
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Photos taken in the city showed a deep purple sky as the storm approached.
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But Mr. Herrou knew the risk he had taken in opening up to me.
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The poll was taken in June, two months before the Cohen and Manafort bombshells.
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He's taken in by monks who raise him and train him in martial arts.
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"The extra calories taken in with alcohol are stored as fat," he reminded drinkers.
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Salvini called that a "threat" that "no-one in Italy is taken in by".
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Garaba was stopped by border guards at Moscow's airport and taken in for questioning.
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The bill's sponsors have taken in a combined $28,500 from oil and gas interests.
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About 853 million bike-share rides were taken in 2017, 25 percent more than the year before, and several orders of magnitude greater than the 320,000 trips taken in 2010, according to data compiled by the National Association of City Transportation Officials.
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Now it's gone, but, sadly, many Android users may have been taken in by it.
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Photos and video footage taken in the residential area show the aftermath of the attack.
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Tomic was taken in a region not under effective control by any of Libya's governments.
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Actually, there were 22017,231 more Metro rides taken in 211 versus 24, according to CNN.
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Taken in isolation, the elimination of interest expense deductibility would ultimately increase cash taxes paid.
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The photos, taken in Sardinia, Italy, are censored by the Curse of the Black Box.
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Instead, the team has discovered that more data was taken in the already-announced incident.
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Stefanie Moshammer: It was taken in a favela called Santo Amaro, in Rio de Janeiro.
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Canada has taken in about 40,000 Syrian refugees since Trudeau took office in November, 2015.
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After the quake he and his brothers and sister were taken in by their uncle.
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Because of me, the Republican Party has taken in millions of new voters, a record.
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They were then taken in by the local RSPCA where they were given cool baths.
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The two formal group portraits were taken in the White Drawing Room at Windsor Castle.
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Reducing damage taken in Sentry Mode accomplishes the same thing in a slightly different way.
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Another person, Tawfik A., who was taken in for questioning on Friday, had been released.
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The government says the measures it has taken in the region serve to combat extremism.
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Anh holds a photograph of her immediate and extended family taken in 1973 in Vietnam.
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A photograph of the woman, reportedly named Vida Movahed, taken in central Tehran on Dec.
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An aerial picture, taken in the Ramensky district on the outskirts of Moscow on Feb.
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Because it is very sacred, there were no pictures or videos taken in the ceremony.
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Through the end of March, Clinton's campaign committee had taken in more than $180 million.
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They say they too were taken in by an elaborate scheme to sell counterfeit art.
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This nominated photograph, which shows two women kissing, was taken in Wijk bin Duurstede, Netherlands.
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Cramer noted its the worst plunge the equity has taken in more than three decades.
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But if any disciplinary measures are taken in response, administrators can still keep them secret. ●
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Colombia has taken in at least 2 million Venezuelans, exacerbating a tense political situation there.
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Taken in the light of the film's cartoony aesthetic, Dom's faux-betrayal seems pretty fitting.
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Germany has taken in the bulk of them: more than a million last year alone.
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Since war broke out, Turkey has taken in more than half of all Syrian refugees.
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Brooklyn, PA. The drilling rig image was taken in Rome, PA by Nina Berman, 2011.
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Germany has taken in more than 1.2m people over the past two years, and coped.
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There were other Nan Goldin photographs, her earlier work taken in the 70s and 80s.
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Health Ministry spokesman Malek Merset posted photos of migrants being taken in ambulances to hospitals.
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More than a dozen hospitals in Brussels and the surrounding area have taken in patients.
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This photo was taken in July 2016 at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio.
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"No-one in Italy is taken in by Juncker's threats," Salvini said in a statement.
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We're bad at assessing risk, we get taken in by novelty, and we're cognitively lazy.
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Most of the photographs were taken in NYC and over a longer period of time.
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The footage was taken in western Norway and showcases the fjords Geirangerfjord, Hjörundfjord, and Storfjord.
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Anyone know why Melania Trump's portrait was taken in front of the Muppet Babies Window?
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It said tightening measures taken in the past are helping cool inflation and credit growth.
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Italy has taken in more than 640,000 mainly African migrants over the past five years.
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This image of a rocky outcropping was taken in The Scord in the Shetland Islands.
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His biggest position in 2016 was taken in an Australian biotech company called Innate Immunotherapeutic.
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The mirror selfie, taken in her accessory closet, also showcased her incredible Birkin bag collection.
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The dog was taken in by Secondhand Hounds, an animal shelter in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
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The pup was taken in by Secondhand Hounds, an animal shelter in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
|
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Mike Piazza was taken in the 62nd round—a round that doesn't even exist anymore.
|
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Output reported now is the result of decisions taken in June 2016 or even earlier.
|
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This picture of injured Syrian child Omran Daqneesh was taken in the city of Aleppo.
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The pics were taken in 1962, the same year Marilyn died, by photographer Lawrence Schiller.
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This photo is a political equivalent to a nude selfie taken in a messy bedroom.
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Another man who appears with him in an amateur video was also taken in custody.
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The photo had been taken in February, when Clinton slipped while campaigning in South Carolina.
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So far this year, the funds have taken in nearly $31 billion, according to Lipper.
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The photo was taken in the middle of a 1990 house party in Marin County.
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Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan have already taken in 224m migrants, four times more than Europe.
|
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This struggle to comprehend and categorise the Trump phenomenon has already taken in Vladimir Putin.
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Lovie meets Harriet ❤ This picture was taken in downtown Cambridge, MD on Cannery Way.
|
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Until now, most big decisions about NHS spending in Manchester have been taken in London.
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Only one state (Florida) has had more than one gold standard poll taken in it.
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Mifepristone is intended to induce miscarriage when taken in the first two months of pregnancy.
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"Strep throats not stopping me," she captioned a video taken in the car ride over.
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The photograph was taken in 2011 by a 7-year-old crested macaque named Naruto.
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As many as nine former development program players could be taken in the first round.
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Left, LH: An early shot of my mother and me taken in Coral Gables, Fla.
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The rating action was taken in conjunction with Fitch's periodic review of major Austrian banks.
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Taken in a busy shopping district called Kemps Corner, this photograph has less-obvious charms.
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Instead he is taken in by ISIS and brainwashed into becoming another child suicide bomber.
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The Fitzgerald, meanwhile, will be taken in a similar manner to the US for repairs.
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Just take a look at some of these photos, taken in extremely difficult lighting situations.
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Agora, a free photography app, has rounded up the most colorful photos taken in 2019.
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Taken in by an abusive relative, he eventually strikes out on his own and marries.
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The analysis of the footage taken in by the drones is even more labor intensive.
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CBP is investigating and monitoring for unauthorized disclosure of the material taken in the incident.
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Abandoned by his father, Theo is taken in by the family of a wealthy friend.
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All of the people, in every place, in every corner where information is taken in.
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My Collection A Richard Avedon portrait of Marilyn Monroe taken in New York in 1957.
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Taken in that perspective, Germany's $64 billion trade surplus with the U.S. is small beer.
|
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This time, another goose has been taken in by the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center.
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Alex Walker's photo, taken in Monticelli Brusati, Italy, won the Serian on the Land award.
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The trip can only be taken in April, when the Arctic is accessible by helicopter.
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The last three polls taken in Texas gave Cruz an average lead of 28503 points.
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The photos were taken in Italy, where Beatrice and Mozzi got engaged earlier this month.
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They were taken in the city of Cordoba, about 430 miles west of Buenos Aires.
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This photo, which depicts a woman behind a herd of horses, was taken in Mongolia.
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Since passage, Louisiana alone has taken in more than $10 billion in new royalty revenue.
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Some of these photographs were taken in the original Lumpinee Stadium before it was demolished.
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The last time the poll was taken, in 2012, the percentages were 6 and 2.
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The country has taken in more than 650,000 migrants who arrived by boat since 2014.
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Their passively managed rivals have taken in $6.03 billion so far this year, through February.
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Videos reportedly taken in the aftermath of the shooting have been posted to social media.
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Overall, Clinton has taken in a whopping $79 million from those maxing out their donations.
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Then there's fish oil, usually taken in hopes of preventing heart disease and cognitive decline.
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That was certainly the finding of the highest quality poll taken in the last week.
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Another man who was with the actor at O'Hare was also taken in for questioning.
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Her son, Angel Chavez, said he saw an older woman being taken in an ambulance.
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Foles was taken in for X-rays and it was declared he would not return.
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I started with a 24 hour period where I recorded all the news taken in.
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Turkey was the biggest recipient of refugees, having taken in 3.7 million Syrians since 2014.
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They are taken in the court's east conference room, in front of red velvet drapes.
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"The secretary reiterated the position he has taken in meetings with Chinese counterparts," he said.
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For the first time since 1963, no running back is taken in the first round.
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The number of unaccompanied children taken in by authorities, totaling 3,679, was 51 percent higher.
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The ship ultimately landed in Spain, and its passengers were taken in by multiple countries.
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That risk goes up when they're taken in high doses for long periods of time.
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This picture of the holy site, popular among tourists and pilgrims, was taken in September.
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When the man is taken in for questioning, he denies knowing anything about the killing.
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In all, he's taken in more than $120 million in contributions during the election cycle.
|
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What's more, France could soon see one of its own taken in the N.H.L. draft.
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His campaign has spent about $76,000 more than it has taken in, despite several loans.
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Paintings by Mr. Richter generated 20 percent of the £82.3 million taken in those sales.
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In contrast to Phaidon's historical sweep, "Body" focuses only on pictures taken in recent decades.
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It also cost $20 million to make and has taken in more than $150 million.
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But when taken in combination with other studies in this area, the evidence is encouraging.
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The picture of President Johnson was taken in 1910, when he was 18 months old.
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Its human resources executive, Gabrielle Toledano, will also not return from leave taken in August.
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"It's very easy for power to be taken in a small co-op," she said.
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You have a very trusting nature and are easily taken in by so-called friends.
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It isn't fair that someone so sweet and innocent can be taken in an instant.
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I tell you, there's not much taken in any more, because it's all credit cards.
|
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Nadia Cohen said liberties taken in some parts of the script "raise my blood pressure".
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Red areas indicate more Snaps taken in a specific area, whereas blue areas have less.
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Clinton has closed in slightly on Trump since a previous poll taken in early September.
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The Trump administration has also slashed the number of refugees the US has taken in.
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The image was taken in 2006, the year before Franken first ran for the Senate.
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Now, NASA is sharing an image taken in June showing the success of their efforts.
|
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Apple is very late to using computational photography to improve images taken in dark settings.
|
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Some industry watchers have also questioned the direction Cadillac's marketing has taken in recent years.
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The move is the biggest step Franken has taken in his attempted comeback so far.
|
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They were eventually taken in by a local church until bus services resumed Texas Rep.
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Trump earlier this month even suggested that military action could be taken in the country.
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Renaud also displayed a photo taken in 1956 at the Vacheron Constantin atelier in Geneva.
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More immediately, here are the steps that will be taken in the next few weeks.
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When Paula was 5 months old, she was taken in by a stranger, the Rev.
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The new guidelines are the most significant steps the NBA has taken in mental health.
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He was taken in by the parents of a schoolmate, according to that family's attorney.
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Algeria has taken in around 50,000 Syrians on humanitarian grounds in recent years, Kacimi added.
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Ermotti said the bank could have taken in more money with a less selective approach.
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The Chargers had a terrific season, which taken in totality was more impressive than Baltimore's.
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The pictures were presumably taken in nineteen eighty four and today it is twenty nineteen.
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Meals were taken in a nice dining room — and served by a French-trained chef.
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The same poll taken in 1976 showed 72 percent of Americans trusted the news media.
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But recent surveys taken in early voting states show a two-person top tier forming.
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The first image was taken in November and features a photobomb from a faraway galaxy.
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Given all that, who could be against a measure taken in the name of safety?
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This photo was taken in 2016, during the Cambridge family's vacation in the French Alps.
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The latest Avengers movie has taken in $672.6 million domestically and over $2 billion worldwide.
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Imagine having footage taken in somewhere like Egypt in WWII, in the Battle of Alamein.
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The monkey survived its fall and has been taken in by the Kenya Wildlife Service.
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In a survey by the National Community Pharmacists Association taken in early June, members provided examples.
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Turkey has already taken in three million people and is under pressure to take in more.
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According to NASA, the image was taken in visible (green) light by Cassini's narrow-angle camera.
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The SPDR S&P Dividend ETF (SDY) has taken in $1 billion in the past week.
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Rattray located a third Alberta woman, JoAnne Dyck, who was taken in by a similar scam.
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Chicago police haven&apost said whether they&aposve recovered the diamonds taken in the latest heist.
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The 22017 million rides taken in 0003 is the highest it's ever been in that region.
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The U.S. has only taken in a little over 14,000 Syrian refugees since the crisis began.
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They make something that I took last month look like it was taken in the 1970s.
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The three students were taken in for questioning by police about alleged shoplifting during a Nov.
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In fact, some actions taken in a game can make or break a player&aposs career.
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The photo, taken in 2012, shows Ho and three other bronzed women clad in tiny swimsuits.
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Photo: Susan Walsh (AP)Here's Brett with Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith taken in late July.
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McNeely told The New Orleans Advocate that he saw the driver being taken in police custody.
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In many of the photos being reviewed, the pictures might have been taken in consensual circumstances.
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In fact, Reuters found that two of the photos originally were taken in Bangladesh and Tanzania.
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And especially when taken in the context of the time, it's hard to disagree with him.
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Correction: Video WAS taken in Starkville on 11/03, which is what I had initially reported.
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The company advised riders that no action needed to be taken in light of the breach.
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And on the same day, her opponent's campaign said, Hoyer had taken in $2,500 from McKesson.
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There were 88 million total bike-share trips taken in the US between 2010 and 2016.
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The DA's decision is the second turn the case has taken in less than a week.
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Taken in Accra, Ghana, Quaye's photograph shows two people embracing as the sun sets behind them.
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Since launching in February, the cash account already has taken in $0003 billion in customer deposits.
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JPMorgan Chase remains first in the revenue league table; it has taken in $5.7bn this year.
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As cybersecurity experts noted Wednesday, they might as well have taken in a Russian listening device.
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On the left is a reference image of the galaxy taken in 2014, before the supernova.
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But production data are volatile, and recent changes are relatively small when taken in historical context.
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In polls taken in the two weeks before the election, he was leading by double digits.
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None of the provisions taken in the fourth quarter related to potential resolutions of those inquiries.
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Hankerson was arrested in June for pocketing taxes that the restaurant had taken in from customers.
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As a kid who was overweight, I protected myself from from being taken in that way.
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"Gettin it today," he captioned the pic, taken in what appears to be a boxing gym.
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The 17-year-old was taken in two weeks ago by a foster family, Herrmann said.
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But results taken in aggregate should allow the system to avoid mistakes due to such causes.
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The image, taken in 1967, appeared in a limited-edition, leather-bound version of the eulogy.
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Nairobi's population, 3.1m when the last census was taken in 2009, may have added 1.5m since.
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"I only had my nostrils taken in on the side the very first time," she said.
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These rating actions were taken in conjunction with Fitch's U.S. trust and processing bank peer review.
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A company spokeswoman said a decision on Slivchenko's replacement would be taken in the near future.
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The image was taken in visible light with the Cassini spacecraft narrow-angle camera on Dec.
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Measurements taken in the area so far have indicated no risk from toxic fumes, BASF said.
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The lost photos from 1978 were taken, in part, because New York's parks were falling apart.
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Taken in a sarcastic light, Trump's words would be amount to a mockery of... Trump's words.
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But new images taken in infrared light show that the cyclones actually form a bizarre pattern.
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The lower court must decide whether any property had been taken in violation of international law.
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The government's approval rating was 10 percent in the last Ibope poll taken in late March.
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In a survey taken in May 2016, 23 percent said they planned to retire before 2021.
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Taken in 1999, the #TBT shows Lautner, around 7, with an 8-pack and rippling arms.
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Last month, the mother of two posted a photo taken in September 2015 for throwback Thursday.
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Hard — and unpopular — decisions now need to be taken, in either direction, to resolve the uncertainty.
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The photos were taken in partnership with four AB InBev-owned breweries across the United States.
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The parties and shows weren't expensive, often only costing $5, taken in cash at the door.
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Luckily, Jones was discovered by some good samaritans and later taken in by a loving couple.
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But a clear position taken in response to accusations made against Blizzard are difficult to find.
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The government claims the decision — taken in June — is not linked to the current trade negotiations.
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"Happy I found my motivation," he captioned the picture which was originally taken in early February.
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Bhat was taken in by police in August and told to stop posting articles on Facebook.
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The photo was taken in Los Angeles, which is the setting of The Hills: New Beginnings.
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Things spiraled in late February, when the singer was taken in for questioning by the police.
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On Tuesday Hichilema was taken in for questioning after his house was raided by the police.
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The couple was taken in the town of Djibo near the border with Mali early Saturday.
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The baby boy they had taken in would soon have a little brother, Amy tells PEOPLE.
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This is a 12% decrease from the last time this poll was taken in June 2016.
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These strong gains look reasonable when taken in context of drawdowns of regional oil product inventories.
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Photo was taken in 1881 & she's wearing a possum skin cloak & wallaby tooth necklace 🖤 pic.twitter.
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Here's how to put photos you've already taken in your stories on Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook.
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In need of employment, they are taken in on a farm and work as common labourers.
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One man, however, who will not be taken in is voice of the people Liam Gallagher.
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This differs to the highly specific 'rules-based' approach to regulation taken in the United States.
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"This is the strongest trade action Canada has taken in the post-war era," Freeland said.
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Jordan has taken in more than 650,000 Syrian refugees, according to the United Nations refugee agency.
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That brings the total amount the company has taken in to $176 million, according to PitchBook.
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One-third of the 25,000 Syrian refugees Canada has recently taken in were resettled this way.
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Thomas makes clear that pleasure taken in this world is misguided where it is not impossible.
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Three countries alone — Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan — together have taken in over four million Syrian refugees.
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Strangely, historians cannot find a single photo taken in this room while it was in operation.
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A self-portrait taken in Marion, Illinois, minutes after the totality of the 2017 solar eclipse.
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Tax credits are taken in the final step of the process of calculating your tax liability.
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The picture, of the men working to photograph a cowboy, was taken in 8003, not 1980.
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Some of the materials taken in the raid were reportedly connected to Cohen's payment to Daniels.
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The announcement from the court did not specify how much General Guo had taken in bribes.
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A White House spokesperson confirmed to CNN that the photograph was taken in the Oval Office.
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The picture, of the men working to photograph a cowboy, was taken in 1983, not 1980.
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"Everything is happening really fast," said Apple, one of three Buckeyes taken in the top 10.
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These are the first short positions they have taken in the space, according to Breakout Point.
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The photo was a finalist in the 2017 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards, taken in Sipadan, Malaysia.
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Ronnie's image was taken in Bangladesh and shows hundreds of people praying around 8:30 a.m.
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And we&aposve taken in -- I mean Dinesh you might know better -- I mean very few.
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Italy, which lies close to North Africa, has taken in some 650,000 boat migrants since 2014.
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Now it has also taken in more than 500,000 Arabs displaced by the fight against ISIS.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry said the decisions were taken in response to "unfriendly acts" by Washington.
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VICE: Adventures in the Lea Valley is made up of photos taken in 2004 and 2005.
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" Japan: "Check out Japan, ask them, how many have you taken in the last 20 years?
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These were extreme measures taken in some very little spots that were lacking snow and desperate.
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Since legalizing marijuana in 2012, Colorado has taken in millions of dollars in marijuana tax profits.
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In this 1929 photo taken in Los Angeles, the drivers are wearing traditional slacks and jackets.
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In fact it was a photo taken in 2016 at the funeral of a murdered migrant.
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The steps are not hard to imagine, and some have already been taken in several states.
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He looks so young in his Wisconsin license picture, taken in 43, when he was 19.
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Except this one was taken in Seattle, a city known more for grunge than great jazz.
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But to lead fools you must not permit yourself to be taken in by their foolishness.
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Colombia and Chile have also taken in migrants fleeing hyperinflation and chronic shortages of basic goods.
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I've taken in a lot of what's happening in their lives, what's running through their minds.
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The pic below was taken in Mexico last week with Newman, the singer on the track.
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The photo was taken in celebration of the singer's 59th, gypsy-themed birthday party in Italy.
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And so profit warnings that normally would leave investors shuddering are instead being taken in stride.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have chosen a family photo taken in the autumn countryside.
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America has also taken in a relatively modest numbers of immigrants over the last half-century.
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Lily's family shuttles between shelters, stays with relatives and is taken in by a community center.
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The Tarrs had also taken in a young man, Jörg Richter, who was mute and autistic.
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"Mortal Engines," which received poor reviews, has taken in an additional $35 million in release overseas.
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She is particularly skilled at conveying the quality of pleasure taken in the face of loss.
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The gay romance "Call Me by Your Name," for instance, has only taken in $9.1 million.
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But really, if "The Long Night" was a bloodbath, it was one taken in the sink.
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Ellie is taken in by the refugee camp he intended to bomb, in an unnamed country.
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The animals and other antiques taken in the heist are worth a total of £100,000 (~$141,212).
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Principally, warning people about the dangers of counterfeit bars and of legitimate ones taken in excess.
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Tap a thumbnail to see all the photos taken in that spot, regardless of the date.
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The results from one of her blood tests, taken in April, arrived in August, she said.
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There's a photograph of an unshaven Dustin Hoffman on West 19683th Street, taken in March 1970.
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Similar measures have also been taken in other countries in Europe, including Spain, France, and Germany.
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Starbucks said the actions it has taken in the last few days will protect its workforce.
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Two men were taken in for questioning on Wednesday, according to a South African media report.
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European countries have also taken in asylum seekers from several other countries, like Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The move comes amid several other aggressive policy actions the Fed has taken in recent days.
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The Hefazat man had just taken in 70 Rohingya, mostly orphaned children, newly arrived from Myanmar.
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This aerial view shot, "Ship city," was taken in the photographer's hometown of Dhaka in Bangladesh.
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The effort taken in doing so confers on them the timelessness they would otherwise never have.
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A family photo taken in front of the Ghazala fountain in 1956 in Tripoli during Eid.
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Fellow officers applauded him as he was taken in a wheelchair to a waiting police van.
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It is not clear whether such measures were ever taken in response to the property deals.
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The photo was taken in the Beaufort Sea near the Arctic Ocean by NASA's Operation IceBridge.
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Taken in 2005, the photo shared by the Democrat shows Ertel in blackface and red lipstick.
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The sequel, "Fifty Shades Darker," has taken in $150 million in just four days of release.
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The first, DataWorks, uses an internal library of mugshots taken in and around the Chicago area.
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Subirats' photo was taken in Delta del Llobregat, Spain, while the sky was pink and purple.
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This gravity-defying shot was taken in Helsinki, Finland, by Jaakko Perälä of Jaakko Perälä Photography.
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Ms. Clements said they had taken in foster children because they could not have their own.
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Taken in one bite, the dish is a thrill of hot and cold, crisp and soft.
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Taken in total, it's clear — for Mr. Lamar, there's nowhere to turn for trust, safety, peace.
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How seriously would statehood be taken in Congress under the Trump administration, according to the article?
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Amazon is estimated to have taken in hundreds of millions of dollars from selling the Echo.
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He was taken in for questioning by investigators looking into the murder but was later released.
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Nelson's campaign had taken in $503 million and spent $6.1 million as of earlier this month.
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Gordon Brown became prime minister without a vote being taken in the Labour Party at all.
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Now, most chemotherapy treatments can be taken in pill form in the comfort of one's home.
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Police on Tuesday released a surveillance photo of Crawford taken in a business before she disappeared.
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" He was taken "in critical condition" to the hospital, where he was "not expected to survive.
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Collectively, these actions — often taken in the name of reform — are amounting to a mortal wound.
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The average of all public polls taken in the race have shown a similarly tight race.
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The image was taken in 2018, but scientists didn't publish the findings until earlier this year.
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Swabs are typically taken in cages, sewage gutters, feeding troughs, and chopping and de-feathering machines.
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In addition, new actions taken in regards to the r/the_donald subreddit, where the controversy started.
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He was found in a park on Wednesday evening and taken in for questioning, Newsham said.
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It also helps with low-light performance, so shots taken in the dark are much brighter.
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Taken in sum, his music verges on ambient, a deeply-felt sound without edges or direction.
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It's just that we have taken in so many more that it is a bigger challenge.
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He's taken in by a kindhearted homeless mother and son who nurse him back to health.
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The results reflect real improvements given the tough stance the F.D.I.C. has taken in the past.
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The comedy about an unsafe amusement park has taken in only $5 million since June 1.
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Maverik Buffo stands out, although there was also someone named Edmond Americaan taken in this round.
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The 6.6 percent growth forecast is down from 6.9 percent expected in a survey taken in July.
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I've never been taken in, but I've had to pay a lot of fines for mundane things.
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Since the closing, Mr. Peters has taken in pregnant cows, calves and cows otherwise not giving milk.
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She wore a simple black sweater, also on display in a selfie video taken in her car.
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It starts with Mason, a formerly feral cat who was taken in by TinyKittens in British Columbia.
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The team is seed funded, though it's not publicly disclosing how much money it's taken in yet.
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The black and white Polaroid on the left was taken in low light outside with a flash.
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While the overwhelming majority of victims are Afghans, some foreigners have also been taken in recent years.
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We've collected some of the footage taken in the past couple of days in and around Houston.
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The Facebook logo is displayed on their website in an illustration photo taken in Bordeaux, France, Feb.
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She called 911, and Washington was taken in for questioning, according to a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Canada has taken in tens of thousands of refugees, especially from Syria, in the last few months.
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Last month, Fitz-Henley shared the first glimpse of the cast with a selfie taken in bed.
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"Germany has taken in many refugees who have experienced suffering and war," Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said.
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In most old photos — those taken in the 19th century and early 20th century — people aren't smiling.
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Thanks to the mom's devotion and a little human help, all of the pups were taken in.
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The league has taken in more than $8 million from investors who see Formula 1 meets BattleBots.
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Italy has taken in more than 420,000 boat migrants since the start of 2014, official figures show.
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Ford's fingerprint was taken in 2015 after he was alleged to have threatened a North Carolina business.
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This shot was one of the last long-distance photos of the Saturn, taken in October 2016.
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This shot was one of the last long-distance photos of the Saturn, taken in October 2016.
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European Council President Donald Tusk said further measures could be taken in the coming weeks and months.
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The lie about killing Perry has taken, in one way or another, these women's power and autonomy.
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This is a little more than 220 frames taken in a row and compressed into a GIF.
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Colombia, which has taken in one million Venezuelans, is "bearing the biggest burden of all", Lowcock said.
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The award-winning photo was taken in 2009 at the Ape Action Africa sanctuary in Mefou, Cameroon.
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Some images feature children performing and striking poses while gunfire chatters in the distance, taken in Afghanistan.
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Video taken in the village of Ektiasal showed the beast wandering around and knocking over flimsy huts.
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In 2016, Lulingo was taken in and saved by Africa's Gorilla Rehabilitation and Conservation Education Center (GRACE).
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Care was taken in the hiring of performers and consultants to make the presentation of blindness convincing.
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In about a decade, America's fleet of attack submarines will shrink, reflecting decisions taken in calmer times.
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Other coats had leather closures in some instances, while shiny jackets were taken in at the waist.
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Everyone can help, and help can come in ways that have never been taken in consideration before.
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The United States has taken in around 0003,500 Syrian refugees since 2012, shortly after the war began.
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She in part cites the lofty average state and local deductions taken in her high-tax district.
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This snapshot of leftist protest might have been taken in almost any of America's 373 congressional districts.
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In the picture — taken in a bathroom mirror — Duff cradled her stomach in a white, lace nightgown.
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Nonetheless, environmental do-gooders that were taken in by the cafe's green market continue to feel betrayed.
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Descovy had previously been approved in 2016 for HIV treatment when taken in combination with antiretroviral drugs.
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Mark Zuckerberg admitted Wednesday that even his own personal data was taken in the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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UniKraft is now a British firm for tax purposes but the big decisions are taken in America.
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The couple plans to release official photos of the baptism, taken in the Green Drawing Room, later.
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When taken in the grand scheme of things this is amazing, but… it isn't all that useful.
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Home Depot Need Not Apply For the family farm, much care was taken in the architectural details.
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Once in Google maps, Hadnagy found the city, neighborhood and exact house the picture was taken in.
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To date, these three categories have taken in over 63 percent of the total pledges on Kickstarter.
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The first, taken in 1984, shows a 21-year old Lise looking at herself in a vanity.
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The sci-fi actioner, which held the top spot last weekend, has taken in $45.6 million domestically.
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But this is far from the first time that some respectable news outlets have been taken in.
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Netta Laufer, an Israeli artist, put "25FT" together from military surveillance footage taken in the West Bank.
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An investigating judge was to decide later whether those taken in for questioning should remain in custody.
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But when taken in excess, it can cause nausea, stomach upset, muscle breakdown, and abnormal liver tests.
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Those photos were taken in April, after Roof's 21st birthday, when his family said he bought a .
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"We have taken in too many for too long," said Prime Minister Stefan Lofven at the time.
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A new "For You" tab shows you memories, like pictures you might have taken in the past.
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First, though, a little side-bar on why so many people were taken in by this clip.
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As the game progresses, she has to answer for actions taken in a past she can't remember.
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One particularly incredible photo taken in August 2015 shows an avalanche of frost falling off a scarp.
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The move was taken in order to raise nearly $1 billion to pay the bondholders Jan. 4.
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Following are some of the key decisions taken in this round of wildlife diplomacy, which began Sept.
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European venture capital has closely mirrored the trajectory that the startup ecosystem has taken in the region.
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Psychedelics can, in rare cases, catalyze the onset of schizophrenia, if taken in adolescence or early adulthood.
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The photograph was taken in the West Sitting Hall of the White House private residence, CNN confirmed.
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By early 2016, she had taken in several rescue pigs that were pregnant and the litters began.
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While the oldest sister was asked to wait outside, the other two were taken in and interrogated.
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The lack of pre-election transition planning meant that few personnel decisions had been taken in advance.
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In a video taken in Brixham, England, one resident captured what appears to be a snow tornado.
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Grace was taken in after she was neglected by her mother and forced to fend for herself.
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All that is needed, he implies, is for a firm hand to be taken in the negotiations.
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Robert Frost Watson compared Belle to Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken" in her EW cover interview.
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Since we've been together we have always fostered, taken in rescues, and spread the word of adoption.
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Colombia has taken in one million Venezuelan nationals, with most others going to Brazil, Ecuador and Peru.
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Another example allowed a user to ask Bixby to bring up all the photos taken in London.
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Which is a photo you post on Thursdays that you like, that was taken in the past.
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Everything should be taken in moderation, of course; the appropriate dosages are a few tablespoons a day.
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The driver of the tractor reportedly was taken in an ambulance to the hospital, where he died.
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"Among all the hits I have taken in the past, it hurt the most," Maeda told reporters.
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The holiday portrait was taken in early fall at their country home, Anmer Hall in Norfolk. 19.
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This has been an ongoing story, and these polls were taken in the heat of the moment.
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Weebly said in an email to customers that user IP addresses were also taken in the breach.
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" ON WHETHER STEPS TAKEN IN JULY HAVE HELPED REVIVE BOND MARKET ACTIVITY "Market functions have improved somewhat.
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In a series of tweets in November, Cracka posted graphic images of violence apparently taken in Israel.
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Hongqiao and Weiqiao are often taken in China to be referring to the same aluminum-producing group.
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Their main motivation was "the principle that decisions about the UK should be taken in the UK".
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The administration has also pointed to other steps it has taken in response to the opioid crisis.
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That's a different approach than presidents and their precursors have taken in the past when disaster struck.
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The photograph was taken in the exact moment when the pilot transitioned from subsonic to supersonic speed.
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But it soon became apparent that the photo was taken in an Arizona detention facility -- in 2014.
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