Here, it's being taken out on the EU. And in America, it's being taken out on Muslims and Mexican immigrants.
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They wanted to be taken out in handcuffs or they wanted to cause a brawl and have someone else be taken out.
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I'd already taken out student loans and my parents had taken out the loans that the school had given us as financial aid.
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I mean the ground was washed twice, all the rocks were taken out, sand was taken out and it left a few big holes.
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Health & Dental Insurance: $68 taken out of my paychecks401(k): $53 taken out of my paychecksMasters Swim Team: $40Netflix: $9 Day One 8:30 a.m.
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Health, Dental & FSA Contribution: $88 (already taken out of paycheck) 33(k) Contribution: $562.50 (15% already taken out of paycheck) Day One 7:25 a.m.
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"If it has to be taken out, it can be taken out, but it's so minimally invasive and small and safe that we keep it," he said.
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How about -- KILMEADE: That was taken out of context.
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Others think more transformers would need to be taken out.
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They were basically taken out of the taxi and robbed.
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We are told this picture is taken out of context.
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But after several attempts, the spider was finally taken out.
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He was taken out with two outs in the sixth.
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Anything else has been fabricated or taken out of context.
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Those "slash my wrists" comments weren't taken out of context.
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The photo was taken out of context on social media.
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These amounts are taken out before I get my paycheck.
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Health Care, Dental & Vision: $67, taken out of my paycheck.
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Musk maintains that his comments were taken out of context.
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He later said the comments were taken out of context.
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"The joke was taken out of context," says the source.
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I make $000 after the Poshmark fee is taken out.
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Byali was the first one taken out, followed by Pasha.
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The problem is the quotes are taken out of context.
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Sure, human error will be taken out of the equation.
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My comment about Beyonce was regretfully taken out of context.
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Anything else has been fabricated or taken out of context.
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But in today's environment, everything gets taken out of context.
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It's possible these moments were also taken out of context.
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"Why am I being taken out of here," she shouted.
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She has said her comments were taken out of context.
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The money would be taken out of a member's salary.
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But he said those comments were taken out of context.
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More than 44 million Americans have taken out student loans.
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In our society, everything is taken out of our hands.
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I had an insurance policy taken out on my body.
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The men taken out by women include: Former Democratic Sen.
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The comment is being misconstrued and taken out of context.
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Some have even taken out billboards trying to get hired.
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The artwork was taken out of museum displays and shelved.
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A guy taken out of office is running for Senate.
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There are no competitors being taken out of the competition.
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I'm fine with being taken out of reality this week.
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Montaigne's writing has not been taken out of his time.
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Two people were taken out of the car, police said.
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So they've taken out and attacked some Saudi oil facilities.
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Unfortunately, the government's proposals are being taken out of context.
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He was reportedly dismembered and taken out of the building.
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I was taken out of my car, handcuffed, and arrested.
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He was taken out of the ICU in late June.
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These ridiculous threats may seem silly taken out of context.
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A joke that got taken out of context, she said.
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So my band was taken out, and I gained weight.
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He was later taken out of the terminal by authorities.
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No renovation or occupancy permits have been taken out for Foxconn's Racine innovation center, though a permit has been taken out for work on the roof of another property Foxconn bought for "smart city" initiatives.
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So it has to be taken out of the child's hands.
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But, she says, her words were simply taken out of context.
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We were taken out of the room when things got worse.
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So many of these diaries are taken out of context, too.
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Some firms are also taken out because they have been acquired.
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He said, 'If it doesn't get taken out, you will die.
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They've taken out the Bledisloe Cup for the fourteenth year straight.
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That has taken out quite a few players from the industry.
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Some angry customers have taken out their frustrations on utility employees.
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But I think Muva's comments are being taken out of context.
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Transportation: $40 for the parking garage, taken out of my paychecks.
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"Who wants to be taken out of the game?" he said.
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Mr Lance said his comment had been taken out of context.
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" Coppola told Stylist, "That comment was totally taken out of context.
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Their words are taken out of context and turned into clickbait.
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What happens if you request for nudity to be taken out?
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What's the strangest thing you've ever taken out to the trash?
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It would've taken out a big chunk of his military capacity.
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They get taken out of context and that's what I'm saying.
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The aircraft will be taken out of service for maintenance review.
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The figurine can be taken out of the chair, as well.
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He has apologized, saying his comments were taken out of context.
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She got breast implants, but had them taken out in 2016.
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It was taken out of context completely and there were images.
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Why risk having a quote taken out of context on Twitter?
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They didn't understand why they'd been taken out of the picture.
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In the back, a redheaded policeman had taken out his baton.
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CHANOS: WELL, IT WAS TAKEN OUT AT A WHOPPING 7% PREMIUM.
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It's taken out automatically, so it can be easy to miss.
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The funds would be taken out of the member's net salary.
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The remainder is likely to be taken out with new equity.
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Chance said on Twitter the quote was taken out of context.
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King continues to maintain his comments were taken out of context.
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But others have said the words were taken out of context.
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Kati being cuffed and taken out of the Capitol by police.
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Does the pledge include loans taken out by the graduates' parents?
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Mr. Fillion's supporters said he had been taken out of context.
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No wonder there was only one bite taken out of it.
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"I feel like Brooklyn's being taken out of Brooklyn," she said.
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Greece wants asylum seekers quickly taken out of its detention centers.
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So the confidentiality is suddenly taken out, in both directions. Right?
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The unemployed have their contribution taken out of their unemployment benefits.
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He told the newspaper his remarks were taken out of context.
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Every day captives were taken out and more were brought in.
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Ms. Makram said her remarks had been taken out of context.
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Other political parties have taken out loans without any legal ramifications.
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The governor's office claimed his comments were taken out of context.
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The 44,000 bpd coker was taken out of production on Oct.
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Ukraine had argued that the debt was taken out under duress.
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Taken out of context, his words fly, by themselves, into books.
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I guess so when you're forced to pay rent)Monthly ExpensesRent: $1,23 Netflix: $9Loans: $250Planet Fitness (gym) membership: $20.89Phone bill: $130.00Health insurance (taken out pre-tax): $166.68401(k) contribution (taken out pre-tax): 10% of my biweekly check (last month was a combined total of $199.34)Transit: $116.50 (taken out of paycheck before taxes) for monthly Metro cardDay One6:13 a.m.
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"If we are taken out of the E.U. then a lot of Scots would want to be taken out of the U.K.," said Henry McLeish, a former first minister of Scotland from the opposition Labour Party.
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We have taken out tens of thousands of terrorists -- including bin Laden.
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We've taken out tens of thousands of terrorists -- including Osama bin Laden.
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The election chart on the right has been taken out of context.
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It was completely missing, like a bite taken out of a cookie.
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We've taken out tens of thousands of terrorists - including Osama bin Laden.
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They were taken out in Raqqa, ISIS' self-described capital in Syria.
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Sam Lufti has had three other restraining orders taken out against him.
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Are any of the snippets of the conversation taken out of context?
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During a subsequent interview, she claimed she was taken out of context.
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After she was taken out of the car, she suffered cardiac arrest.
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Luckily, Burns found a picture she had once taken out the window.
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She said five machines have so far been taken out of service.
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The actors now tells PEOPLE his comments were taken out of context.
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He's a firefighter and has no say in what gets taken out.
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A lot of the romance can be taken out, literally and figuratively.
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Because it's ... Anything can be taken out of context to mean anything.
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Trump and his campaign said his words were taken out of context.
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It is not even close to what borrowers could have taken out.
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"Marriages ended, businesses failed, siblings were taken out of school," Schexnyder explains.
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Here are nine more expensive insurance policies taken out against body parts.
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My husband's words are being taken out of context due to timing.
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KIRK: Castigated ... PIRRO: Forget investigated, they would be taken out in cuffs.
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His quotes in the piece were taken out of context, he said.
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Health & Dental Insurance: $160 (taken out of paycheck) Credit Card Bills: ~$400.
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Trump on CNN on suggesting protestors should be taken out on stretchers.
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When a garment no longer looks new, it's taken out of circulation.
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"I have taken responsibility, it was taken out of context," she says.
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Meg's Guilty Remnant chapter was (seemingly) taken out by a drone strike.
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In cheap action films the bad guy is taken out by force.
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Quilty was recently taken out on a sleepover by a potential adopter.
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Nor should they be taken out of the context of past administrations.
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In January, Carson said that his comments were taken out of context.
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He was taken out for precautionary reasons with a right arm contusion.
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McDonald declined to apologize, saying the remarks were taken out of context.
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Suicide by politician means the rest of us get taken out, too.
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The protester continued to shout at Haspel as she was taken out.
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The petrol engine taken out and a fuel cell put in place.
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Many of those landlords have taken out loans to purchase their properties.
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Mr. Trump's campaign has said his remarks were taken out of context.
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She had been taken out of class and handcuffed, Mr. Crawford said.
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Enough Senate Democrats to filibuster the bill demanded it be taken out.
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Young (21-23) was taken out after six innings and 71 pitches.
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"Human discretion should not be taken out of the equation," Gebru said.
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He continues to maintain that his comments were taken out of context.
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The plane was taken out of service for maintenance, American Airlines said.
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She said she saw Ms. Rosenbrock being taken out in a stretcher.
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Companies have taken out radio ads pleading with workers to check in.
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The bus was taken out of service, but the community was angered.
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For that reason, the decision must be taken out of his hands.
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Being taken out of myself to another place, another point of view.
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"He should have been taken out many years ago!" the president wrote.
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In the game's closing moments, Manning was taken out of the game.
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But the ban on funding to extend New START was taken out.
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"He had taken out a thing of cheese, crackers," Mr. Panagopoulos said.
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We have taken out tens of thousands of terrorists, including Bin Laden.
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The plaintiffs have submitted isolated documents that are taken out of context.
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"People say stupid things, things get taken out of context," he said.
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At the same time it is also being taken out of context.
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She was repeatedly taken out of her cell and interrogated, she said.
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The gymnast was taken out on a stretcher to a standing ovation.
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But maybe that's exactly why she was taken out of the equation.
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People do not like having more money taken out of their pockets.
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Young (443-244) was taken out after six innings and 245 pitches.
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It looks like they've been taken out to the building in SoHo.
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Opendoor has already taken out $63 billion in loans for home buying.
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Many were videos taken out of context and later debunked by election officials.
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Many have taken out more loans or sold cattle to tide themselves over.
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" She later apologized and claimed that her comments were "taken out of context.
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That statue has to go, or Roosevelt should be taken out of it.
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Q : I've taken out more than three hundred thousand dollars in student loans.
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Turns out, it was nothing more than a joke taken out of context.
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It's even got a little bite taken out of it near the camera.
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The water is rough, and we wish we hadn't taken out the dingy.
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Please understand information can be taken out of context & misconstrued to manufacture drama.
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Duterte's foreign minister later said his comments had been taken out of context.
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"It has to be recalled" and permanently taken out of service, he said.
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Animals taken out of their natural habitats can lead to some hilarious results.
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Third, Syria has excellent air defenses that would have to be taken out.
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The fact that he was taken out of context isn&apost an accident.
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My statements have been slimmed down to distortion and taken out of context.
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Southwest says the aircraft is being taken out of service for maintenance review.
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Optional wireless Bluetooth speakers can be removed and taken out to a campsite.
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They're shot as standalone accessories, or taken out in pairs on date night.
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But if the human is taken out of the equation, who's in charge?
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Trump's supporters responded by saying the comments were badly taken out of context.
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They're now using good chemists who have taken out the old brownish stuff.
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We've taken out over 700 million of cost in that business this year.
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But there is little evidence of capacity being taken out as a result.
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It's the fourth time in row the Kiwis have taken out the prize.
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Stories about monsters generally involve the monster being taken out at the end.
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Vessels must be dry docked, or taken out of service, for the refittings.
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And so, the first resistors who must be taken out are the girls.
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How things pan out will dictate how many weaker outfits get taken out.
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With your child, all the other shit is taken out of the equation.
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Maybe. Do the clips seem a lot more damning taken out of context?
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A majority of active users have also taken out an Instapay through Even.
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So no wonder the left has taken out it's long knives to attack.
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Taken out of context, the moment could almost be from a Broadway show.
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They've taken out the original engines and transmissions and transplanted a Hyundai drivetrain.
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By comparison, it had taken out 16 billion crowns in the second quarter.
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Vanishing act Lava from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has taken out homes and highways.
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If vogueing is taken out of its original context, what is the cost?
|
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Her parents said they had taken out a mortgage to finance her trip.
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In some other countries he would be taken out and imprisoned or shot.
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Another $20003 billion was taken out in the first eight months this year.
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Most of the Swiss franc mortgages were taken out in 2007 and 2008.
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Some of that is expected to be taken out in the bond market.
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Kelly told The Hill that the comment had been taken out of context.
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Can mourners, and their work, be taken out of their own cultural contexts?
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"Truncated and taken out of context," he said of snippets on social media.
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Our community helped make sure it was taken out and given to residents.
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I've never taken out a personal loan because I don't like paying interest.
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Moreover, once accurate stories taken out of context can become lies or distortions.
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They were things that never should have been taken out of the park.
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And eventually, they'll hope to pay off all the loans they've taken out.
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With 1 minute 2 seconds remaining, Anthony was taken out of the game.
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"The aircraft has been taken out of service for maintenance review," Parrish said.
|
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Weinstein wore a blank face as he was taken out of the courtroom.
|
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These fees, the writers say, amount to money taken out of their pockets.
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Like I was ... Garbage has to get taken out, you gotta do it.
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In a deposition, he said his reaction had been taken out of context.
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"These steps are being taken out of an abundance of caution," Reid said.
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They can actually stay useful long after being taken out of a vehicle.
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One of his ex-wives had a restraining order taken out on him.
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Avenatti told CNN that he had been misquoted and taken out of context.
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Some things that could most definitely and have been taken out of context.
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"There are no competitors being taken out of the marketplace," Stephenson told CNBC.
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He also noticed a bottle had been taken out of the wine cabinet.
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"There is nothing taken out or added to the plant," Dr. Choulika said.
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In 2003, four other colors were taken out and four new ones introduced.
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O'Neill said no, and Cosby was taken out of the courtroom in handcuffs.
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So the provision was taken out of the House version of the bill.
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Snapchat has taken out a new line of credit, according to multiple sources.
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He also opened fire on civilians and police before he was taken out.
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This isn't the first time Iran has taken out a US military drone.
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Contributions are tax-deductible and are taken out pretax if made through payroll deductions.
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A close-up of a Thelazia gulosa worm taken out of Abby Beckley's eye.
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Next comes the digital alteration: The bra gets taken out, and the nipples erased.
|
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Ludmila Krivkova, 42, owes 850,000 crowns from 53 loans taken out over five years.
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A clip of her remarks has also been taken out of context and weaponized.
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"My daughter had her wisdom teeth taken out a few months ago," Pink says.
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So definitely the positive taken out of it for me was I felt good.
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Hodgkinson was eventually taken out by responding officers ... and died later at a hospital.
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Clay is taken out of the ground and it goes back into the ground.
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Businesses and schools have been shut down and city buses taken out of circulation.
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This time it was on a restraining order Angela had taken out against her.
|
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Footage shot by Kerch FM show victims hurriedly being taken out into waiting ambulances.
|
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Multiple Democrats on Monday renewed calls for Moore to be taken out of consideration.
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Several Democrats on Monday renewed calls for Moore to be taken out of consideration.
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"The images seems taken out of a movie, but not from reality," she said.
|
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Publishers have taken out CPI in case bestselling authors die with books half-written.
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They've also taken out an emergency $6 million loan in order to stay afloat.
|
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Mayfield said his comments stemming from a GQ interview were taken out of context.
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" A source close to Davidson told PEOPLE: "The joke was taken out of context.
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You might expect humans to be taken out of the loop as algorithms improve.
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When the VISA sale was taken out, revenue was stable for the second quarter.
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The Caribbean pioneered sovereign parametric insurance taken out by governments, not companies or households.
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My words were taken out of context and I'm sorry if they hurt anyone.
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A certain percentage of someone's salary is taken out of their paycheck each month.
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Because the basis of the story is the president is taken out of context.
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Bets taken out in expectation of falling prices 1067651MSHT fell close to 2016 lows.
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That's the term we used — if it looked too '90s, it got taken out.
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According to Crouse, the boy was allegedly taken out of school three years ago.
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I'm fairly sure you're taken out back and force-fed McNuggets should you make
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Only occasionally were they taken out to gaze upon and dream, laugh or ponder.
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Wouldn't it just be a shame if they were taken out by an EMP?
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How long were you in New Orleans before you got taken out to Houston?
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We will continue until Daesh (Islamic State) and other terrorist elements are taken out.
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A spokesman for Mr. Silveira said the remarks had been taken out of context.
|
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"The aircraft has been taken out of service for maintenance review," said the airline.
|
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After that explicit provision on teacher certification was taken out, the broader language appeared.
|
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One boy wishes that he had not been taken out to the ball game.
|
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THE largest insurer in the Gulf should have taken out a policy on itself.
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EVANS: JIM, BEFORE WE GO, ENVISION HEALTH CARE WAS JUST TAKEN OUT BY KKR.
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If there are tens and dozens and hundreds of pages taken out, forget it.
|
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And, 33 percent have even taken out personal loans to expense their holiday spending.
|
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There were multiple interruptions during the hearing, with at least five protesters taken out.
|
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Ms. Mao, 27, has never had a credit card or taken out a loan.
|
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Docks had small motorboats that were waiting to be taken out on the water.
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Initially, officials said the strongest boys would be taken out of the cave first.
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Barnard said his statements about China were taken out of context by the journalists.
|
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Mr. Solankey has taken out loans, but fallen behind on rent and electricity payments.
|
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These expenses are typically taken out of their paychecks, which are now on hold.
|
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King insisted that his remarks were taken out of context and criticized McCarthy's decision.
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I believe he misspoke a little bit here or was taken out of context.
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Her words were taken out of context for the sake of "clickbait," she said.
|
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Fifty thousand rupees can be taken out a week, about $730, from business accounts.
|
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A not insignificant chunk of the internet would effectively be taken out of commission.
|
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Over the years, and not infrequently, landslides have taken out portions of the highway.
|
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Never before had so many American kitchens been taken out of commission at once.
|
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Swingy pleated skirts had a giant bite taken out of them over one thigh.
|
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And in the literally explosive season-six finale, some major characters got taken out.
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We will be taken out to see the sunlight for one hour a day.
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"They saw Iraq, which had an unrealized nuclear program, get taken out," Person explained.
|
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I personally think that emotion has been taken out of the equation of dating.
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"A lot of the stuff he says is taken out of context," Kevin said.
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And as soon as a punishment is taken out, the student will become lazy.
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Could the protective glass be temporarily taken out, and what was behind it altered?
|
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But people get taken out of the equation in more opaque ways as well.
|
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Out of the total surveyed, a total of 1,219 had taken out student loans.
|
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The outdoor sections of the city's vaunted subway system were taken out of service.
|
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The outdoor sections of Hong Kong's vaunted subway system were taken out of service.
|
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Three other executives are also listed as having taken out loans against the company.
|
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Turnbull said the kids had been taken out of the area before that happened.
|
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On Wednesday night, the children wailed as they were taken out of the house.
|
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Still, the old R32 cars will not be taken out of service right away.
|
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He heard some boos as he was taken out after walking SS Trevor Story.
|
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"We've lowered the bar in terms of offenses that would have taken out nominees."
|
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And every day, a highly regarded company's' stock is taken out to the woodshed.
|
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And the truth has been taken out of my hands and used as entertainment.
|
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Unlike an employee, you don&apost have withholding taxes taken out of each paycheck.
|
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In theory, a carrier can be taken out with a single missile or torpedo.
|
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As a freelancer, I don&apost get taxes automatically taken out of my paycheck.
|
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But one team was taken out by a different kind of threat, Lt. Gen.
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And if you see the whole interview, his comments were taken out of context.
|
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By the time he was taken out of the hospital it was too late.
|
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At the time, he said his comments were misunderstood or taken out of context.
|
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The company has taken out a full-page advertisement in the Wall Street Journal.
|
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Ad taken out in Palo Alto Daily by two Model S owners is right.
|
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"Our train from Basel was taken out of traffic," she said in a tweet.
|
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Favale denies allegations of retaliation and said his comments were taken out of context.
|
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Three of those animals were loaded onto boats and taken out to deeper water.
|
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Passengers already on board came off, and the plane was taken out of service.
|
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Since the Kavanaugh vote, Demand Justice has also taken out ads against Republican Sen.
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"One time, something might be taken out of context, maybe even two times," Rep.
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If so, the money must then be taken out of a reinforced banking account.
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By the way, I just had a mercury filling taken out of my head.
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These are rather direct ways to speculate on the eventual takeout price: Those who think the stock will get taken out significantly above $573 can buy these calls, while those who think the stock will get taken out below $42 can sell them.
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Earlier in the week, he claimed that Trump's cruise missiles had taken out 20 percent of Syria's entire air force, when it had actually taken out 20 percent of one wing (something like 12 planes out of a total of several hundred).
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Even the detail of the bent cigarette taken out of her jeans tells the story.
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Photos and videos can also be taken out of context to support a false claim.
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There are hundreds of hateful text messages that can&apost be taken out of context.
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He was taken out after throwing 109 pitches and improved to 133-0 this year.
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I wasn't taken out by a big animal; a microscopic organism had ended my adventure.
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" She added, "These claims will rely on misleading, selectively presented data taken out of context.
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Contributions are tax-deductible and are taken out pre-tax if made through payroll deductions.
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A spokeswoman for Beckham said the emails had been taken out of context and doctored.
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But these levels are, like the quotes, misremembered bits of history taken out of context.
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CAP said it had no knowledge of the 2007 protection order taken out against Strong.
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When using large equipment, "the track has to be taken out of service," he said.
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As of Thursday, it's been taken out of the store, basically reversing the original reversal.
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Australian police told ABC that the measure was taken out of concern for public safety.
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It was later reinstalled, before being taken out last week amid local pressure post-Charlottesville.
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Overall, even 52% of voters who've never taken out student loans approve of Warren's proposal.
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Faced with being taken out regardless, Scots must have a new choice, argue the nationalists.
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At that point, money taken out in retirement is taxed at your ordinary income rate.
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Two days later, shopping carts had to be taken out of the game once more.
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There's the one that's gonna get taken out of context, just so you know. FYI!
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Farmers complain that land is being taken out of use by generously subsidised tree plantations.
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Seven months later, Bekali was taken out of his cell and handed a release paper.
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Countries such as Zambia and Congo-Brazzaville have taken out opaque loans from Chinese companies.
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LHP Tommy Milone was taken out of the starting rotation and moved into long relief.
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That they're sitting there unloved and just want to be taken out for a drive.
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"With Darktrace, a lot of the worry is taken out of certain components," he says.
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These facts, taken out of context, fit neatly into America's most popular understanding of Islam.
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That measure would have taken out the core of ObamaCare on a two-year delay.
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And the answer is no because the amount that was taken out was very small.
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AMLG: It seems you've given and put in 100 times more than you've taken out.
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Dental and Vision: $7 on my employer's plan, taken out of my paycheck pre-tax.
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He later said he regretted his decision, arguing his comments were taken out of context.
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Businesses looking at North Carolina got nervous, and sports championships got taken out of state.
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No longer should students be presented with a jumble of words taken out of context.
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Cohen had previously claimed that he had taken out a home loan to pay Clifford.
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He has argued that his comments during last week's interview were taken out of context.
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This image falls in the latter category, specifically because it was taken out of context.
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On the House floor Tuesday, King maintained that the quote was taken out of context.
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"I had two wisdom teeth taken out and I was in pain crying," she said.
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Julian von Abele, a white student, said his comments were taken out of the context.
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TMZ reported that Summers's mother, Desiree, said her daughter's comments were taken out of context.
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Today, he took it all back, and said his comments were taken out of context.
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King has said his comments to The New York Times were taken out of context.
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"I don't agree with anything being taken out without a replacement ready," he said. Sen.
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When leaders such as Guzman are taken out, others replace them or the cartels splinter.
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Buttigieg called the accusation "outlandish" and said his comments had been taken out of context.
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I went to the ophthalmologist, and a few crystals were taken out from my eyes.
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"I don't think the world is ready for two big players to be taken out."
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Rick Scott (R), Zinke said Florida's waters would be taken out of the drilling plan.
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"Had bin Laden been taken out, it is doubtful that 9/11 would have happened."
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Tigges later told the Dallas Morning News that his comments were taken out of context.
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The problem with Trump's critique is that Khan's quote has been taken out of context.
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As such, controls were tightened to prevent the material from being taken out of town.
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GM has taken out a sort of insurance against appearing to have sold out cheaply.
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They lost televisions, books, laptops — and copies of the insurance policies they had taken out.
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"I knew that my wife hadn't taken out a mortgage," he said in an interview.
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At the last few movies I've been to, no one has taken out their phones.
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They had to rebuild my jawbone and I had to have 10 teeth taken out.
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Mr. Lance, in an interview, said that his comments had been taken out of context.
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Once temperatures get frosty, usually after Thanksgiving, the Waterworld machines are taken out of service.
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We want to be taken out of our current mode, which I think is stress.
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At 15, she was taken out of school and assigned to work in a diner.
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The train, he said, was taken out of service as delays piled up behind it.
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" Trump said Mnuchin's comments "were taken out of context," adding he "read his exact statement.
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Mnuchin told CNBC on Friday that his comments on Wednesday were taken out of context.
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His statements, he says, were taken out of context and weren't intended to be offensive.
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Traders have taken out a record number of bets that oil prices will keep rising.
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I'm a little tired of this hero worship of whoever the president has taken out.
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However, the tweet was taken out of context and did not refer to the operation.
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Kushner Companies has taken out at least four loans from Israel's largest bank, Bank Hapoalim.
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The money will automatically be taken out of the cards linked to your Apple Wallet.
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Truman's successor, Dwight Eisenhower preferred planes, so the train was taken out of official service.
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They were generally kept in a cage and taken out only for walks, he said.
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The Dragonfly's speaker module (top right) is made from recycled plastic taken out of rivers.
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The shrapnel lodged behind her cheek and eye, she said, will not be taken out.
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When the British documentary-maker's quotes are taken out of context, though, something wonderful happens.
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A OPM spokesman said Phelan's comments was "taken out of context" but did not elaborate.
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Her husband said on Monday that his wife's remarks had been taken out of context.
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President Donald Trump told CNBC on Thursday that Mnuchin's comments were taken out of context.
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Mr. Parameshwara told reporters on Friday that his remarks had been taken out of context.
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Biden issued a statement Monday evening arguing his comments are being taken out of context.
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G.M. has taken out a sort of insurance against appearing to have sold out cheaply.
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The new rule would only apply to new mortgages taken out after the bill's enactment.
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"If you earn money without taxes being taken out, poof, you're in business," he said.
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When I have spoken about it, it has been misconstrued and taken out of context.
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Once the loan has been taken out, thinking about it is always about looking backward.
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Taken out of context, Lexa and Denise's deaths seem like natural developments for their shows.
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Chinese diplomats invaded the Papua New Guinean foreign minister's office to get the line taken out.
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Guys he normally would have taken out with a quickness can get him on his back.
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These balls of cells were implanted into sows and then taken out a few weeks later.
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The ministers said about 25 million barrels per day have been taken out of the market.
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Where essentially you have China taken out of the supply chains for many U.S. tech companies.
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Next, I located my VIP tent, for which I'd taken out a personal loan of $27,000.
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He has taken out more than 650 million pounds of costs in the last four years.
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Cory Booker said he didn't understand Biden's defense that his comments were taken out of context.
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Ultimately, this rule should be taken out behind the barn and put out of its misery.
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He also stated their view that Richards statements criticizing addicts had been taken out of context.
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"The (emails) were taken out of context," Fonseca said, denouncing what he called a "witch-hunt".
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The mini and more powerful douche were taken out of the original notes for the script.
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If I would have taken out less loan money, I would have had to work more.
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But even if an interplanetary insurance policy were a prudent idea, could it be taken out?
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We're told Young Thug and the other passengers were taken out of the car and handcuffed.
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Unless you're getting your tonsils taken out, it's best to back away from the soft stuff.
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Zuma has since has taken out a home loan to repay some of the state money.
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My husband also has transit, 401(k), and insurance taken out of his paycheck, pre-tax.
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He noted that hedging contracts taken out by retailers to protect against sterling's fall were unwinding.
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Trump's supporters have insisted that the candidate's remarks have been taken out of context and misconstrued.
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Ars Technica reported that MLG had taken out a $6 million loan to run the business.
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Sunday, she was taken out of her room by Thai officials but later allowed to return.
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An unidentified woman was photographed being taken out of Kylie's party by paramedics on a stretcher.
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The flight, scheduled for Denver, was delayed and the plane taken out of rotation for inspection.
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His father died soon afterwards, and he was taken out of school and put to work.
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It's tough though when if there's any slight kind of misstep … it's taken out of context.
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His personal finances appear stretched—he has taken out loans secured against some of his shares.
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She has a habit of saying things that when taken out of context sound really bad.
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"Well, I didn't hear she likes the impersonation, that was taken out of context," Strong clarified.
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The fee to Amazon is taken out on the back end, when a shirt is sold.
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In recent years Facebook has taken out adverts in traditional India media to warn about fakes.
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Many students were caught with student loans they had taken out to pay for Corinthian tuition.
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She was taken out of school to work on projects like the Jenner sisters' clothing line.
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Those closest to Nicole were identified and taken out of class Monday and Tuesday, Drake said.
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The reporter eventually regained consciousness and was taken out of the room to receive medical assistance.
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Drizzy appears to have taken out a billboard congratulating RiRi,his dream girl and serial collaborator.
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You don't like being taken out of your comfort zone.... Do you want me to continue?
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What would actually happen to our farming landscape if meat was taken out of the equation?
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Hannah's suicide taken out of the conversation, 13 Reasons Why cracks open a discussion of bullying.
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"I think that was wildly misquoted or taken out of context," Krasinski told The Daily Beast.
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I thought I had things sorted and then the rug got taken out from under me.
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For now, the coach has taken out his frustration on his lawn instead of his players.
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"A DfT spokesperson said the ferry contracts canceled earlier this year were taken out as an "
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She told me in May that her pen-pal comments had been taken out of context.
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But Carson told the committee Thursday that those comments were taken out of context and misconstrued.
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According to KABC, Norwood was fully conscious once she was taken out and onto the jetway.
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Plus you can get it taken out whenever you want, and you're basically immediately fertile again.
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The star had her thyroid taken out and has been undergoing radiation treatment in New York.
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This once ubiquitous chemical has been taken out of many antibacterial soaps over the last year.
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No drilling rigs were evacuated, but one moveable rig was taken out of the storm's path.
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"The S&P 2500, their smooth 2500-day moving average was never taken out," he said.
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On Friday, air was taken out of the module, to be pumped back in on Saturday.
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Surveys indicate that one in five government employees have taken out triple digit interest small loans.
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The FISA warrant application taken out on Page allowed the FBI to conduct surveillance on Page.
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Lewis' Democratic opponent this fall has already taken out ads repeating the media attacks against him.
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Many of the loans are now worth more than the properties they were taken out on.
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Students who have taken out loans to attend a school that later fails encounter many problems.
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"I was misquoted and it was also taken out of context," he said in an email.
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Still, no candidate running from the left had taken out a U.S. House member until Tuesday.
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But he is still burdened by a loan taken out four years ago to get married.
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Chokedamrongsook said the first group of boys taken out on Sunday were aged 14 to 16.
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Any action taken out of spite, and not because of a true security concern, will backfire.
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Taken out of context, the line sounds stark and depressing, like an admission of self-hatred.
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Money gets taken out of my account automatically and put into my savings ($200 per paycheck).
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Greater Union Baptist Church was also paying down a mortgage taken out for a recent renovation.
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But Northam's comments were quickly taken out of context to suggest that he supported killing babies.
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However, in recent years, he's cashed out some of his stake and also taken out loans.
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Beto felt the weight of the loans his parents had taken out to pay for college.
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Shoppers Drug Mart, the country's largest pharmacy chain, has taken out a medical cannabis producer license.
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Tens of millions of Americans have started college and taken out loans, but failed to graduate.
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In that case, Yeisvi would be taken out of foster care and put up for adoption.
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About an hour later, three people were taken out of the water and placed on stretchers.
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Sanchez was taken out after McCann led off the bottom of the seventh with a single.
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Shaughnessy, who has been an anchor there since 1995, was also taken out of the rotation.
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Ordega had taken out her purple braids, and instead wore her hair in two small buns.
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The airplane was taken out of service because of an unrelated mechanical problem, Southwest officials said.
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Mr. Polite had first been taken out of his mother's home when he was in kindergarten.
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What he did — and they weren't taken out of the campaign finance, that's the big thing.
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Greater Union Baptist Church was also paying down a mortgage taken out for a recent renovation.
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Wheeler settled down to collect 13 consecutive outs before being taken out in the eighth inning.
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I'm proud of the brave women who testified, they have taken out a monster on earth.
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The photo has not been edited, but it has been cropped and taken out of context.
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Neither her nor other administrators have given a reason for why the phrase was taken out.
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OLD: There was an imminent threatNEW: Soleimani should've been taken out a long time ago pic.twitter.
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Others stood up for Star though, and said his words were being taken out of context.
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"Demand is starting to weaken as ... refining capacity was taken out of the market," Slavov said.
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In 2023 the $2bn loan taken out to build the dam will finally be paid off.
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Since then, he and President Donald Trump have said those remarks were taken out of context.
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The holiday decorations were swiftly put away, not to be taken out for a few years.
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Ms. Hardin had taken out high-risk private loans in pursuit of a low-paying career.
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Basically, all the stress is taken out of the process so that you can rest easy.
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Meaningful details are obscured or forgotten, while others, taken out of context and exaggerated, appear determinative.
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The move is being taken out of "an abundance of caution," a Pacific Fleet spokesman said.
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But when her husband left the village to work abroad, she had the implant taken out.
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Already taken out of above paycheck amount.)10K: $7 (7%, 30% is matched by my company.
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The rise in scores persisted for at least a year after the loans were taken out.
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The coalition has also taken out leadership, command and control and weapons manufacturing capability, he said.
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The deduction for interest is capped at $750,000 for mortgage loan balances taken out after Dec.
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Those subsequent steps are usually where various areas would be taken out of the plan. Rep.
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Pills taken out of sequences could result in unintended pregnancies, said Allergan, the maker of Taytulla.
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The plane has been taken out of service and LaGuardia warned about delays on Tuesday morning.
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" The ad, taken out by Eidoo, a cryptocurrency wallet company, said "Maybe Jamie will fire you.
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He also stated their view that Richard's statements criticizing addicts had been taken out of context.
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The Dreamcast, a console taken out of active duty in 2001, received a brand-new game.
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Most recently, sub-launched cruise missiles have taken out Libyan air defenses and Syrian rebel strongholds.
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It found that 35% of respondents in Kenya and 21% in Tanzania had taken out digital loans.
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" A spokeswoman for Juncker said later that the comments attributed to him were taken "out of context.
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CreepshowsA close-up of one of the 14 Thelazia gulosa worms taken out of Abby Beckley's eye.
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Spotify passed a controversial policy that saw R. Kelly's music taken out of all promotions and playlists.
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It also emerged that Felix had taken out a double-indemnity insurance policy on his new bride.
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Instead, the matter would be taken out of the voters' hands and decided by a select group.
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The woman made the heroic attempt, but was taken out in the strong current, the report said.
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In fact, a few users have taken out their virtual red pens and edited Dorsey's tweet down.
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Requiring investment is a more uncertain way of raising money—it can be taken out, after all.
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" Fabian Nunez told CNN he was told by Schwarzenegger that the comments were "taken out of context.
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They spent the night — the book could not be taken out of the apartment — reading and crying.
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You have taken out money from my account on a bra you haven't sent me and canceled.
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" But Ma said in the WSJ that his recent comments about counterfeits were "taken out of context.
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In 2023 the $2bn loan taken out to build the dam will at last be paid off.
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Businesses with little or no bank financing are more likely to have taken out a Mafia loan.
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Cole said she and her boyfriend, Aaron Murray, saw a woman being taken out on a stretcher.
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Families told PEOPLE they have given up vacations, taken out second mortgages and even filed for bankruptcy.
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After the woman was safely taken out of the building, officers removed the deer one by one.
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One official was injured in the scuffle and was taken out on a stretcher, TV networks said.
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"The money is taken out of the market so you aren't earning anything on it," Bishop said.
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That's one to 2000 in two years, and I've never taken out a loan on the company.
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Leadsom also defended a mortgage she had taken out, which had raised questions about her financial affairs.
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Oftentimes, the tasks are taken out of context, and it's not clear what purpose they may serve.
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But he knows I'm hard-headed and would never let myself be taken out of the competition.
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After about 15 minutes, she left for the hospital, where she was being taken out of precaution.
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After the alleged kiss was reported, Thomas was ordered to be taken out of Cummins's forensics class.
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Following the backlash in August, Jenner's rep told PEOPLE that the quote was taken out of context.
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Life Insurance: $20Pension: $580 (This is taken out pre-tax and matched 100%.)Savings: Whatever is left!
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It was intended to be entirely complimentary but unfortunately, my words were twisted & taken out of context.
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I had taken out cash beforehand, and gave her money for my meal straight after we ordered.
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He claims the words were taken out of context, but the old government is refusing to budge.
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In many of the dorms they've taken out the bunks, as they could only hold two patients.
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So NACTO wants humans taken out of the picture; it supports full automation, as soon as possible.
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While the aircraft was taken out of service for repairs, the airline had a two-part plan.
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INGRAHAM: They&aposve got to be taken out of the community, they&aposve got to be incarcerated.
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After all, it's not every day you get taken out by the slowest QB in the league.
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Merlin had already taken out a £2.193 billion ($2.81 billion) loan as part of the leveraged buyout.
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Merlin had already taken out a £2.193 billion ($2.81 billion) loan as part of the leveraged buyout.
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He was taken out after a brief discussion on the mound, leaving with an 23-22 lead.
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The comment was taken out of context and was unfortunately wrongly understood, which I very much regret.
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Pensioners will also have 5 percent of their pension taken out to be used for medical expenses.
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Kay was taken out of a black SUV cops had pulled over, and loaded into an ambulance.
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N) have since been taken out of competition for the contract, leaving Amazon and Microsoft Corp (MSFT.
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What I said was completely taken out of context, and I got attacked terribly through social media.
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Turns out, Ronald was in debt and had taken out a life insurance policy on his children.
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His prostate as well as 11 lymph nodes were taken out in the first week of January.
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Eric Peterson, Santa Barbara County fire chief, said the campers could not be taken out right away.
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The additional borrowing appeared to represent loans taken out from Credit Suisse and VTB, the IMF said.
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He was taken out of Chino Hills (Calif.) High to be home-schooled for his junior year.
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But David felt that over the years he'd been misquoted and had things taken out of context.
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Williams was quoted in the Denver Post as saying the video is being taken out of context.
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"Money is taken out of play like this, particularly in stocks, during times of uncertainty," he said.
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We want abortion to be taken out of the law and regulated like other heath care procedures.
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Washington manager Dusty Baker said Strasburg was taken out mostly since he was hit by the liner.
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"I think we would have seen different signs if he had been taken out," Mr. Creemers said.
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Eight of the 12 boys who had been trapped have now been taken out of the cave.
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IRS rules require individuals to pay a penalty for not having taken out the RMDs on time.
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And that's the other reason for new HELOCs — to refinance old ones taken out 10 years ago.
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Instead, it was Olympic gymnast Simone Biles who was taken out of the competition by America's votes.
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However, any debt taken out during the marriage can make both partners responsible, depending on the circumstances.
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Farage's spokesman said the comments had been taken out of context and the Guardian had "been naughty".
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"Any other option after he was taken out was going to be better for us," Hurdle said.
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The elevator pitch is meant to be taken out of the elevator and into the right environment.
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"I believe those words, senator, with all due respect, have been taken out of context," White responded.
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Tickets are taken out of circulation, punishing people who can't afford to pay more than face value.
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He's also taken out his crafting scissors on previous occasions, such as for company functions, he said.
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He said his quotes from 2016 interview with a Canadian TV network were taken out of context.
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"Get a certain percent of that paycheck taken out automatically, automate an amount into your , " Krawcheck says.
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Last Friday, a total of 36 brand new cubs were taken out for the first public appearance.
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"They definitely do look fake, unused and [the papers look] taken out of the box," said Belanger.
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Rings were meant to be taken out of boxes and slipped, lovingly, tenderly, onto a a hand!
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But they said the statue, the bust of Martin Luther King, was taken out of the office.
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West opted to take home $198.1 million in a lump sum, minus what's taken out in taxes.
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Drug control was taken out of the criminal justice system and put under the Ministry of Health.
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Pelfrey was taken out after five innings in his start on Sunday when his back tightened up.
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"No Amanda was taken out because she just upstaged everyone lol" Shaad D'Souza is Noisey's Australian editor.
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The planes, both operating for American Airlines, were taken out of service, and their scheduled flights cancelled.
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God had been taken out of our schools & lives, a nation had turned its back on God.
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The wires were taken out, but she ran out of money before the attachments could be removed.
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The statistics, posted online by the American Printing House for the Blind, were taken out of context.
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"One never expects to be taken out of their home like that," she said through an interpreter.
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Roseanne says rational thinkers get it, but she believes she's being targeted and taken out of context.
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"Every European politician who supported George W. Bush was taken out and effectively executed," Mr. Shapiro said.
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They totaled more than $200,000 in loans taken out by his mother, covering six years in school.
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Roughly 9,000 vehicles and pieces of equipment have been taken out of Army Prepositioned Stocks in Europe.
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Then afterward you go to your mother and lobby to have her taken out of the will.
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With 401(k) plans, workers save and invest part of their paycheck before taxes are taken out.
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A woman inside is immediately taken out and asked if there is anyone else inside the home.
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But her family had sacrificed to help finance her education, and she had taken out considerable loans.
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Recent television ads in Indiana and Missouri — taken out by the Koch brothers' advocacy group — are typical.
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"That&aposs the money that is coming in net after everything else is taken out," he said.
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I've taken out around $453,000 in student loans in my name each year I've been in school.
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For protection, she's taken out a line of credit while she plans what's next for her company.
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PolitiFact also stated that the video clip used by the Sanders campaign was taken out of context.
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After the dam was taken out in 2015, some fans of the local nature preserve were startled.
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The FBI and detectives have gone through the vehicle but nothing has been taken out, Weidel said.
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In his role, he has told grant officers that references to climate change should be taken out.
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Claudia: After the wheels are taken out of the brines, they are placed in a drying room.
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After one derailment, eight of the station's 21 tracks were taken out of use for several days.
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You can't talk about ending the slums without first saying profit must be taken out of slums.
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Now, if you asked me, had drones existed in 1939, should we have taken out Adolf Hitler?
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It cites as evidence one quote, taken out of context, from the Southern Poverty Law Center website.
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He was placed in Krome after he violated a restraining order taken out by his then-wife.
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Another protester was punched and kicked several times as he was being taken out of the rally.
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Biden said in a statement that his 1992 comments were being taken out of context by Republicans.
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Mr. Hajj, who seemed evasive, said he had taken out the money to stock up on food.
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The external hard drive that she bought last month but still hasn't taken out of the box.
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In a statement Thursday afternoon, GSA argued that the emails Democrats cited were taken out of context.
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She claims it was taken out of context, and stands by her former apology for the video.
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Millions of dollars, millions and millions and dollars taken out very rapidly while he was vice president.
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While in Mexico, he lost custody of his children, who'd been taken out of their mother's care.
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Most people don't think about them, because these taxes are taken out before you get your paycheck.
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Student Loan Payment: $13Health Insurance: ~$45, taken out of my paycheck pre-tax403(b): $50, taken out of my paycheck pre-tax and matched by my employerUtilities: ~$30 Phone Bill: $35 Internet: $45 Netflix: $7.99 Amazon Prime: $11.99 Additional ExpensesCar Insurance: $163, every three months Day One 303 a.m.
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Bonnie accuses Annalise of thinking of her as "trash," taken out with the interns despite their history together.
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But like a lot of good ideas, it has issues that need to be taken out and discussed.
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Once it seems like they have a strong grasp, the questions will be taken out of the rotation.
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Help me get this to the front page please so maybe the trash will get taken out soon!
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There's a lot of retail that's gone to commodities, and the brand value's been taken out of it.
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He was taken out of the ICU late last month and was listed as being in good condition.
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The total distribution, however, may be taken out of one account if you have multiple individual retirement accounts.
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The RMD can ultimately be taken out of just one IRA if you have multiple IRAs, Bernhardt said.
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Amy is jazzed that her dress had to be taken in and Penny's had to be taken out.
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Warrants for reckless conduct were taken out on Matthew and Suzeanna and both were arrested later that day.
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Some brands' products might essentially be banned from checked air luggage if the batteries can't be taken out.
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All tips are given via paycheck (with tax taken out because of the nature of having it pooled).
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Upon landing in Miami, the aircraft was taken out of service to be deep cleaned and further disinfected.
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She was 15 years old when she was eventually taken out of school to receive treatment for depression.
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" "Republican voters, Trump supporters, are wildly angry he could be taken out by this sham of a process.
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" Razek has denied all accusations against him, saying the alleged actions were "misconstrued or taken out of context.
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She compared sun sign astrology to a scooped-out, diet bagel — all the good stuff gets taken out.
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Once the planes are deregistered, they can be taken out of the country and leased to other airlines.
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The cost of lunch is roughly $2130 a meal, and it's taken out of my paycheck each month.
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Oz claimed he was taken out on a boat, ostensibly for a tour — then hurled into the sea.
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Princes William and Harry as their mother's coffin is taken out of Westminster Abbey following her funeral service.
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Kenya's Olympic committee sought to clarify Keino's comments, suggesting his quote may have been taken out of context.
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The agency said it was investigating an old loan that the channel had taken out nine years ago.
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"I was totally taken out of my comfort zone with this book," says Mashable culture reporter Martha Tesema.
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After I was taken out of the Senate Russell building, I was plopped on the sidewalk and cuffed.
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It's unclear if the gifts left for DeVito were taken out before the shrine was closed, ostensibly forever.
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The graffiti is not the first time someone has taken out their frustration on one of Trump's buildings.
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Brown said her body was then wrapped up and taken out to be discarded, according to Munoz's testimony.
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The operator plans to hold a memorial service for the fish once they're taken out of the ice.
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Most microscopic animals need water to survive — otherwise, they can evaporate away if taken out of the water.
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This action was taken out of an abundance of caution because the background investigation has not been completed.
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All Other Monthly ExpensesMedical & Dental: $95 (taken out of my paycheck)Gym Membership: $21Car Insurance: $78Car Payment: $400.
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Asked if she was anti-vaccine, Stein said she had been "taken out of context" on the issue.
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Sturgeon has repeatedly said she did not want her country taken out of the EU against its will.
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" Lambert went on to say that anything she would have told interviewers "would've been taken out of context.
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Nobody's prepared to see a little girl have her organs taken out while she's still alive and screaming.
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LONDON — A plane was taken out of service by British Airways after bed bugs were found on board.
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Skoglund's images of corn, peas, and carrots — all obviously taken out of a can — hang on one wall.
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Around $25 billion of capital per month is being taken out of China, according to Capital Economics research.
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Johansson clarified her comments in a statement to CNN on Sunday, saying they were taken out of context.
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This time he meowed to be taken out, so I turned on the lights and started snapping pics.
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If it works, then roughly every seven weeks, the trash will be taken out by boat and recycled.
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" "We've taken out three mortgages on our home," Natalie told PEOPLE in 2018, "and have spent Tim's retirement.
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In a sense, the banks keep in their books things that elsewhere can be taken out much quicker.
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When his wife, Shamima, ran toward him, she was taken out with a single shot to the head.
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When taken out of its little spot, it looks like it's actually smaller than the iPhone 8's.
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Imagine being on a date with someone who mentions you're the first "colored girl" they've ever taken out.
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Vicki Gunvalson only wanted to "whoop it up" but she ended up getting taken out — on a stretcher.
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"Upon landing in Miami, the aircraft was taken out of service to be deep cleaned and further disinfected."
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It's your move Donald… And oil was taken out of intensive care unit and is now considered stable.
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After a few minutes, a bag is placed over Hamdan's head and he's taken out of the room.
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"The most important thing will be if the lymph nodes were negative that were taken out during surgery."
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Yet that image was taken out to represent some kind of sexual misconduct, and that wasn't my intent.
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"We realized that this has to be taken out of the hands of politicians," he told VICE Impact.
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But I have rarely found such joy in being taken out in the way that Mordhau does it.
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All four children have some skin in the game: Each child has taken out $20,000 in Stafford loans.
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Repaying the loans taken out to build the line will require hefty fees or huge volumes of traffic.
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In a statement, Price said his remarks at Tuesday's World Health Care Congress were taken out of context.
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Of the proceeds from Intrum Justitia's bond, €2.4bn will repay debt taken out in relation to the merger.
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This money comes primarily from payroll taxes, which are taken out of the vast majority of Millennials' paychecks.
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Mr Son himself is reported to have taken out personal loans secured against his 22% stake in SoftBank.
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Higbie initially apologized for his remarks but later defended them and said they were taken out of context.
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I had all four taken out a couple of months ago and the bill finally arrived this weekend.
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Movie reviews tend to look for balance and can be taken out of context at the very least.
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Two thirds of bad loans had been taken out by companies and one third by households, Nabiullina said.
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"Obviously, I don't think I go down if I don't get taken out in some way," he said.
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Spotify is an awesome service, but having $10 taken out of the bank every month is not ideal.
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Assad's bomb-spewing jets and his airfields should have been taken out early in the war, before ISIS.
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"The political risk factor has been taken out," said Vasileios Gkionakis, co-head of strategy research at UniCredit.
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Their parents, meanwhile, have already taken out their checkbooks, or maybe even thousands of dollars in student loans.
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The company has recently hired new public relations staff and taken out full page ads in major newspapers.
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But when his owners welcomed a child, he was taken out on a trip one day and abandoned.
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Fans have embraced the belief that their team has taken out a championship mortgage, redeemable every other year.
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A spokesman for Sanders later sought to clarify that Sanders's comments had also been taken out of context.
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In that time, Frank has taken out a blade hidden inside his bandaged arm and cut himself free.
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I think sometimes in the US, it gets taken out of girls basketball in a lot of ways.
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The newspaper also published an apology from Marney, who said her comments had been "taken out of context".
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That doesn't mean that, taken out of context, the safe word you choose won't sound a little funny.
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A few Scotsmen and Claire's medical bag are taken out, but the principal players manage to ride off.
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Various contenders have been floated and then taken out of contention over the past week — most notably Rep.
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She was taken out daily, sent to different homes to clean, and then locked up again at night.
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He denied any wrongdoing and insisted that his recorded comments had been distorted and taken out of context.
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Johnson claims that some of the comments were "wholly satirical," while others have been taken out of context.
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She said she had taken out the money for Ms. Legall, who needed it to pay another debt.
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Guyton's solo exhibition at Mocad provided a rare glimpse of his art taken out of its usual context.
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Democrats have called the memo "profoundly misleading" and have said its factual allegations are taken out of context.
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Among those taken out were Kyle Busch, Martin Truex Jr., Denny Hamlin, Chase Elliott, Logano and Kyle Larson.
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She is furious anytime her recipes are republished without her permission, or taken out of their original context.
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If the 13 Max is taken out of service, Boeing might have to compensate airlines for delayed deliveries.
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The woman had taken out a $3003 loan almost three years earlier to cover her granddaughter's heating bill.
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In China, money from high-risk areas has been taken out of circulation, and may potentially be destroyed.
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Ms. Tang said Ms. Logbo's babies were premature and could not be taken out of the newborn department.
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Two minutes of stoppage time left, as a bit of sting has been taken out of the game.
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I'm not sure when I'll pay for it or if it gets taken out of my future checks.
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If you are into astrology or have taken out a home-equity loan, it may know that too.
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"I don&apost normally respond but clearly this has been taken out of context," White tweeted on Sunday.
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They see firsthand that all sorts of people long to be taken out of the driver&aposs seat.
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Kushner Companies has taken out hundreds of millions of dollars in loans from Deutsche Bank over the years.
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"Workers have had the legs taken out from underneath them and this agreement makes improvements," Warren said Friday.
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Giants starter Dereck Rodriguez was taken out of the game following Wong's game-tying hit in the seventh.
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"Workers have had the legs taken out from underneath them and this agreement makes improvements," she told WBZ.
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Rates are going to change at some point this year is what markets have taken out of it.
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Including interest on loans taken out to fund it, the total bill is expected to reach €403 million.
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A study on the feasibility of her proposal will remain, but the actual implementation will be taken out.
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Spotify is an awesome service, but having £10 taken out of the bank every month is not ideal.
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Later it turned out to be Crohn's disease of the stomach, I got half my stomach taken out.
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Narrator: In the last 10 years, the retail apocalypse has taken out a lot of once-beloved brands.
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He had been told he would be taken out "in a box," according to a lawsuit he filed.
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"I had a donut taken out of my hand while I was riding my bike," he told NJ.com.
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Grady said that she's well versed in Indian culture and that her post was taken out of context.
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Paul Savino, who worked at a nearby construction site, saw the man being taken out of the building.
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Italy won the championship, but with a whiff of illegitimacy after Zidane was taken out of the game.
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My neighbor recently was hospitalized for depression and was taken out of school for a least three weeks.
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It can all be gone over with a fine-tooth comb and the remains taken out of there.
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That's because most student loan debt isn't taken out to attend undergraduate programs at public colleges and universities.
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We are even looking at currency (dollars) that are taken out of circulation for use in coin trays.
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She added that this quote was taken out of context and then used to imply that she is pregnant.
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" The message continues, "The airplane landed at Newark this afternoon and has be taken out of service for extermination.
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A 2008 anti-trafficking statute dictates that certain minors must be taken out of immigration detention within 72 hours.
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They uncovered a key piece of evidence: a $1 million life insurance policy taken out months before McLaughlin's death.
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However, anything you do can be spun and taken out of context by a random person on the street.
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Harris sedated the boys and coach before they were taken out by divers over three days, concluding July 10.
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The drone was taken out not by bullets or missiles, but by electronic warfare used to jam its signals.
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No matter what you write, there's a whole internet culture that guarantees everything to be taken out of context.
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"However, anything you do can be spun and taken out of context by a random person on the street."
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The 10 percent is taken out of your paycheck and automatically invested for you before you ever see it.
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The aircraft has been taken out of service while it is inspected for damage, JetBlue said in a statement.
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SETZER: No. What Donald Trump was saying was, I want that guy to be taken out on a stretcher.
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The U.S. technology giant imagines a traditional-style metal watch band where links can be taken out and changed.
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As many as 9,000 people have already been taken out of the besieged city in nine convoys since Thursday.
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They also have 19 pages of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants that was taken out on Carter Page.
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The boy, now 13, had been taken out of school in December 2012, prosecutors said, according to the Tribune.
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Through good management, cost-cutting and canny capital allocation, much of the drama has been taken out of FCA.
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Tiger Woods, Bill Cosby, Oreo cookies, cotton-picking and penis size are all taken out and given a shaking.
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It's a page taken out of Spotify's book, which recently enabled the feature after receiving pressure from their users.
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Biogen in January had taken out something of an insurance policy against a potential defeat in the patent dispute.
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The utility's map of outages shows the creep of the losses, which have taken out nearly the entire coast.
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There are about a quarter of a million flood insurance policies taken out in the Houston area, he added.
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Williams told the Denver Post when the footage came to light that it had been taken out of context.
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But reports suggest that nearly 15trn rupees of the 15.4trn rupees taken out of circulation are now accounted for.
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Through smart management, cost-cutting and canny capital allocation, much of the drama has been taken out of FCA.
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Customs and Border Protection officials said Monday that the comments made in the briefing were taken out of context.
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It doesn't work — we're never taken out of the faux realism long enough to stomach this lion love song.
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The elevator then dropped even further to the 17th floor, where they were taken out by an elevator mechanic.
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But Kristaps said much of the comments were taken out of context and that fans shouldn&apost be concerned.
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Although a vaccine has been around for years, it goes off, like milk, if taken out of the fridge.
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E-mails she said had been taken out of context did not, when made public, offer much exculpatory evidence.
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At Sorek, as is typical, it is taken out by a pipe and discharged nearly 2km out at sea.
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So, when President Trump made the animals comment, he complained he was taken out of context, and he was.
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That's the one part that's almost completely taken out of the hands of the people who made the movie.
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Most recently, Seymour herself took to Instagram to apologize for her remarks, which says were taken out of context.
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The new bases were sitting ducks, American planners sniffed, and could be taken out quickly in an actual conflict.
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He was taken out of the game as C Chris Gimenez came on to get the final two outs.
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" West's wife, Kim Kardashian West, later tweeted in attempt to dismiss her husband's comments as "being taken out context.
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NORTH: Look it, I -- that is taken out of context as people are fond of saying in our business.
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"The capacity that was taken out by Air Berlin hasn't been filled entirely," a sales manager told Reuters. 10.
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I take the bus to work using my monthly transit card that's taken out of my paycheck pre-tax.
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New Balance said the remark about Trump taking things in the "the right direction" was taken out of context.
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Kerry said his words were taken out of context, given only one side of the conversation could be heard.
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And he's taken out second and third guilt mortgages over his estrangement from Pepper and his responsibility for Ultron.
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Among the signs: People have told him they have taken out home equity lines of credit to buy bitcoin.
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The number of mortgages taken out by first-time buyers was approaching pre-financial crisis levels, the data showed.
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Zyudheimer argued he was not liable for the loan because it had been taken out by the previous owner.
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Its flagship UAV is a hexacopter that can fly right if one of its six motors is taken out.
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That's because the proteins are digested and taken out of your system, which isn't the case for pollen proteins.
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Anything he says is gonna be taken out of context and someone is going to be offended by it.
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Bombardier was taken out of the running for the New York deal because of delays on a previous order.
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"As things stand, Scotland faced the prospect of being taken out of the EU against her will," she said.
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A girl was being taken out of school in [the ninth grade] to be married to a second cousin.
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Last week, Smith shared a four second video taken out of the bus window on her way to work.
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More than 44 million Americans have taken out loans to pay for college and their debt totals $1.4 trillion.
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An interview that was recently published has been edited for click bait and is widely taken out of context.
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What has it been like to see it being taken out of your hands and being given new life?
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Those strikes have repeatedly taken out top commanders— in June, a strike killed Nasir Al Wuhayshi, the group's leader.
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So far, 70 patents on the uses of compounds isolated and synthesized from the secretion have been taken out.
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A spokeswoman for Northam told The Washington Post that his comments were being taken out of context by Republicans.
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He immediately worried about how Ganna's chart could be taken out of context and used in potentially harmful ways.
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After taxes are taken out, if the worker is in the 25 percent tax bracket, $103,247 will be left.
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Paddock was a skilled gambler, the casino host said, and he stopped coming once those games were taken out.
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Potentially impacted phone booths were taken out of service immediately and the full removal process will be completed soon.
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The training starts with an hour-long classroom session before aircrew are taken out to Saylor Creek Bombing Range.
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They reference geometric abstraction — or the history of abstract painting — where the landscape is taken out of the conversation.
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Frequently, by the time an offending blog has been taken out of circulation, thousands will already have seen it.
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"Once they've taken out his claws and his fangs, then the bear is no longer necessary," Mr. Putin said.
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"I feel like I've been taken out of reality," he says one day on a bullet train between venues.
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White did not immediately respond to questions from CNN asking which quotes she believed were taken out of context.
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That money will be taken out before it hits your bank account, so you'll learn to live without it.
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Tanaka said that he was surprised to have been taken out after six but that he understood Girardi's decision.
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Even the Galaxy Fold, when first taken out of its box, has a large sheet of plastic surrounding it.
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"I think you have to look at the circumstances and ground rules at the time" loans were taken out.
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Each boy was taken out by two divers, who carried their oxygen tanks and guided them through murky tunnels.
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In an interview with Rolling Stone on Wednesday, however, Ronson clarified that his words were taken out of context.
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He assumed the life insurance policy he had taken out would take care of me; but it was void.
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The original track is actually a collaboration with Kendrick Lamar, but in this video his verse is taken out.
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Protesters shouted "Shame on you!" and "I did not give consent!" as they were taken out of the gallery.
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My guess is that once people gained confidence in that, people would want it taken out of their hands.
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In that sense I was taken out of my role as a photographer and became more of an observer.
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"These actions are not taken out of stubbornness but to give diplomacy a chance," agency spokesman Behrouz Kamalvandi said.
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All in all, a strong deal, considering that it has consolidated and taken out a competitor in the market.
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Mines that have been mothballed because they are not economic are not going to be taken out of mothballs.
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But Kristaps said many of the comments had been taken out of context and that fans shouldn't be concerned.
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Hurricane Sandy did more damage in 2012, pounding eight trees so badly that they had to be taken out.
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Jennifer's blood was allegedly found on the passenger seat Fotis had taken out of the truck, the warrant states.
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Fortunately, I got taken out and sobered up emotionally, and we made it through and we are still together.
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Mr. Delrahim has said his comments last year about AT&T and Time Warner were taken out of context.
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That first issue had news from northeast Queens and ads taken out by friends and businesses run by relatives.
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State officials have predicted a "summer of hell" when several tracks are taken out of service, starting July 10.
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In his statement, Mr. Schoof said that the pastor's sermon about "evil" women had been taken out of context.
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If you receive an annual bonus, you may be surprised to see how much is taken out for taxes.
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Even with politics taken out of the equation, markets have plenty of moving parts to contend with these days.
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SoFi, based in San Francisco, began in 2011 by refinancing student loans taken out by graduates of elite universities.
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She says Karlan made a fair point about POTUS, and it's being taken out of context to look malicious.
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Parents said they had borrowed money, turned to credit cards or taken out loans to pay for these things.
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Rangers starter Mike Minor (13-10) was taken out after five innings, charged with six runs on six hits.
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The writer, Anne Doten, could have stopped after the first sentence and taken out all the description that follows.
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This image is a real photo of the Obamas, but it has been cropped and taken out of context.
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She deleted her messages and said on Facebook that her words were taken out of context by local media.
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The bottle and label looked amazing, and it also gave a satisfying "pop" when the cork was taken out.
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More than 44 million Americans have taken out loans to pay for college and their debt totals $203 trillion.
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But that amendment was taken out by the Senate and ultimately not included in the version passed by Congress.
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If I had known that those supplies were there, I would have demanded that they be taken out immediately.
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Johnson last year said some of the comments were "wholly satirical," while others have been taken out of context.
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By the 20163s, books that referred to "acts of revolutionary justice" against the Romanovs were taken out of circulation.
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Taken out from under the wing of a conglomerate, a spinoff can no longer disguise financial results from investors.
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This woman has taken out a loan against what collateral she has in order to replenish her retirement account.
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"I had just taken out money that morning and ... I just, I gave it up," Wilhelm said through tears.
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"I visited the scene of the incident today and saw people being taken out," said Monday Akpan, a resident.
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The last subway car covered in graffiti was taken out of service nearly five years before he became mayor.
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The military has also taken out a number of high-profile ISIS hackers with drone strikes in recent months.
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If you choose to participate, the deductions are taken out of your paycheck, just like your 401(k) contributions.
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More than 2000 million students have taken out loans to pay those costs, and their debts total $1.4 trillion.
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Ronson, 44, claimed that his words were taken out of context and that he does not identify as sapiosexual.
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The Nash County Sheriff's Office has taken out a first-degree murder warrant for Rexford Lynn Keel Jr., 57.
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He says he asks another employee to come in and mention that the trash needs to be taken out.
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More than 8,000 people have been taken out of the Syrian city, but many thousands are said to remain.
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When those theories have been taken out of a site like Reddit and put into headlines, that's a bummer.
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Loans taken out in dollars are the main source of concern, since a falling lira makes them more expensive.
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Some of our clients have taken out payday loans and borrowed against life insurance policies to pay such fines.
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This is yet another video that is often taken out of context in order to push one's own agenda.
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The constitutional court ruled it should be taken out, after more than 150,000 people signed a petition against it.
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Manning insisted that email was taken out of context, adding that some recent court filings will make that clear.
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Liang, however, said economic factors should be part of the decision, and politics should be taken out of it.
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He said on Sunday that and several other comments that have drawn attention had been taken out of context.
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He said Rahman made the phone call when he was taken out for a routine medical checkup on Oct.
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Mozilla welcomed the eager deal, which has been only marginally profitable for Yahoo after the payment is taken out.
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"There are probably substantial numbers of little migrant [birds] that just get taken out during the storm," he wrote.
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Once on the list, it was just a matter of time before you were "taken out" – as he put it.
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"On the ambulance bed, when she was taken out of the room, I told her I love you," Shaw said.
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"The new cannabis disposal containers will be securely closed to allow deposits into them, with nothing taken out," said Smith.
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If the Mexican government has all your information, anything can be taken out of context, edited and used against you.
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Anyone who tested positive for an STI would allegedly be taken out of the running, and this happened a lot.
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"I was close, I kind of had it in my hands and it got taken out of it," Spieth says.
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At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if cast members or production conspire against me to have me taken out.
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Net zero means the amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere is no more than the amount taken out.
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Some of Stern's fans have suggested that the comment was taken out of context and was actually made in jest.
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CAVUTO: ... that, even when it came to the Sanders situation, she shouldn&apost have been taken out of the restaurant.
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In recent months, MoviePass has repeatedly adjusted its movie subscription plans and taken out hefty loans to cover massive losses.
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Her son planned to repay the student loans she'd taken out for him, but he hasn't been able to work.
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Another lender, Tsesnabank, said this month it had taken out a short-term central bank loan to boost its liquidity.
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Cheryl has gone back to college to pursue a degree in psychology, and for that she's taken out student loans.
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The city health department has also taken out ads in Jewish newspapers and worked to circulate fliers of its own.
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She suffered from chronic gastrointestinal problems and needed her gallbladder removed after having her appendix taken out the previous year.
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Update March 30th, 1:01PM ET: This story has been updated with details on fees taken out of fundraised money.
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Go to the IRS tax withholding calculator online and figure out how much should be taken out of your paycheck.
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To keep an old car sharp, it needs to be taken out of the garage and put on the road.
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Mattis claimed that the US had taken out 20% of Syria's operational aircraft, as well as hangars and fuel storage.
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Additionally, most franchise owners have to pay back loans or other debts that will be taken out of business profits.
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Our characters, in terms of how much we work, are literally parachuted in and then taken out again, miraculously so.
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He died in a few seconds during his first game and was taken out by a pickaxe in the second.
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" Recording Academy President Neil Portnow has since clarified that he was inarticulate and his statement was "taken out of context.
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It's also not allowing my frustrations to be taken out on them because life is completely unpredictable all the time.
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While I eat, I check my bank balance and notice that my automatic student loan payment has been taken out.
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But it's not something that's been added to the lake that caused the change—it's something that's been taken out.
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However the latest draft also reinserts the aim of "advancing towards communism" that was taken out of the first draft.
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The result is a series of near-translucent versions of pies, and donuts, and macaroons with one bite taken out.
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Per the report, a season 2 pitch was taken out by creator Dana Calvo, however, a deal was not reached.
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Trump's surrogates said the Republican nominee's comments were taken out of context, and blamed the media for construing his words.
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The Saleh Museum, opened in Sana'a two years later, displayed his scorched trousers and the shrapnel taken out of him.
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All of those loans were taken out in 2012 and will mature in 2023 and 2024, according to the disclosure.
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TMZ also reported that Kaiser was taken out of Evans' home and was living with Griffith and his paternal grandmother.
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Diseases of the immune system might be treatable by cells taken out of the body, reprogrammed and put back in.
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Additionally, company workers had the opportunity to bid online for more than 100 of the games taken out of DisneyQuest.
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KD: Most importantly, if the device needs to be taken out, they should properly remove this device [from people's bodies].
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He later said the comments were taken out of context and that he was provoked into using the racial slur.
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According to police, Gregory lived in constant fear of her grandson and had taken out a protective order against him.
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The outlet obtained an early copy of the video game and verified what had been taken out of the track.
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Orange County Fire released the 911 call that was placed moments after little Emeline was taken out of the water.
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And when taken out of context, these bullets are simply beautiful, in a modern art gallery display kind of way.
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But lots of people will lose, too, including perhaps some who have taken out those home equity lines of credit.
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Now, a ship will transport the returned Dragon to Long Beach, California, where the capsule's cargo will be taken out.
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Trump will surely tweet something about how his words were taken out of context, but the quotes speak for themselves.
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"We have been taken out of our short AUDUSD recommendation," analysts at BNP Paribas wrote in a note to clients.
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The comment caught the attention of officials at the White House, who later claimed it was taken out of context.
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I was awakened in the middle of the night, handcuffed, taken out of the cell, and placed against a wall.
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He even remembers one of the old full-page ads taken out in the local newspaper to promote the show.
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The level of shorts - a bet that a stock will fall - taken out against the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) .
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