"The facts spoke through the text messages, through the testimony and through the evidence," Wigenton said.
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We have to fight through every channel, through the legislatures, through the courts, through the ballot boxes.
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So if I hit a red light, I'm there through the red light, through the people, through the other direction.
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Clams Casino would come sit down and record the whole session through the room, not through the computer, but through the room.
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Take me through the years you were going through the lawsuit.
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Radiation, however, was spreading through the air and through the rain.
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My arms keep pulling, through the heavy water, through the air.
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It's interesting to think about the way both Straussianism and neoconservatism developed through the '60s, through the '70s, through the '80s and the '90s.
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If he can't get through the door, he gets through the window.
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They can get it through the house but not through the senate.
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They weave their way through the space, and finally through the walls.
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Through the partnership, riders can reserve Lime scooters through the Uber app.
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Shop through the season's most anticipated sale by clicking through the slideshow ahead.
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Doubt peeked through the window, guilt crept through the space under the door.
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Wade speeds through the OASIS as familiar characters pass through the side windows.
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Take three deep breaths, in through the nose and out through the mouth.
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It passed through the California Assembly and will now go through the state senate.
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I was looking through the eyes and hearing through the ears of the robot.
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Groups of women move freely through the water, kicking their heels through the surface.
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The flames climbed up through the building and were seen coming through the roof.
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It's both a problem of getting candidates through the bureaucracy and through the Senate.
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"They walked through the backyard and began immediately firing through the crowd," he said.
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And it has been — mostly through the cast's willingness to talk through the problem.
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At War As explosions echoed through the Afghan mountains, I knew that each blast that tore through the night was also tearing through the flesh of my friends.
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Participants are granted expedited processing after international travel through the Global Entry program; from Canada through the NEXUS program; and from Canada and Mexico through the SENTRI program.
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Yet we continue serving, as we did through the loss of General Motors, through the crack cocaine epidemic and, most recently, through the mass lead poisoning of Flint citizens.
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You don't build it through the good times, you build it through the tough times.
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Morning temperatures in the 13s are likely to fall through the 40s through the afternoon.
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Peter's feet crunch through the snow, taking him through the poetic beats of the book.
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Drill holes through the top of each bottle cap and through the cinnamon sticks. 2.
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"Instead of throwing up through the throat, you throw up through the tube," Gutman says.
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He had pitched a no-hitter through the fourth, and a shutout through the sixth.
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"You cannot teach somebody something real through the television or through the internet," he said.
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For me, a very peaceful thing is to walk through the vineyard, through the vines.
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But we...through the laws, through the new conventions, we're seeking to whittle that down.
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"It's about supporting one another through the processes and supporting each other through the ranks."
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Flip through the lookbook to see the legend's most memorable fashion moments through the years.
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This time, I circulated through the exhibits to let the pheromones waft through the crowd.
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I think it's through the ... I mean, for me, the foreseeable future is through the phone.
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"We went through the woods – through the thicket and the briars," volunteer Donna Harris told WTVD.
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I think they see through the pettiness, they see through the politics of all of it.
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I can smell drinks through the cap before they're opened and candy bars through the wrapper.
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If it can pass through the Senate, it would still have to move through the House.
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It sped through the Senate this year and then Usain Bolted through the House last week.
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Brother Reilly slept through the entire day and then through the night, muttering the whole time.
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It'll go through the typical merger review going through the antitrust division of the Justice Department.
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But it's a tough one to get up through the House and particularly through the Senate.
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I am going through the character work, I am going through the soul work right now.
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You can run along the rooftops, through the alleys, climb through the grates and sewer drains.
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Through the years, the couple mitigates their relationship through the impossibly understanding love of ancillary paramours.
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Let's pass these bills through the House, through the Senate, and send them to my desk.
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It's mostly about getting through the day, about getting through the week, about getting through life.
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The tour meandered through the Midwest and Northeast and swung down through the South, up again through the Great Plains and back down into Texas, before the final West Coast swing.
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These women sung the entirety of Europe's clubbers through the highest nights of their lives; through the nineties; the noughties; and even through the odd demi-retro house party in Deptford today.
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And then they would go through the front door and try to get some of it, what they couldn&apost get through the front door, they would steal through the back door.
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Going through the jungle, going through the water, going through the fire- and associating that with what's going on in my own life -- I push myself that much harder to transcend that.
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The light from that object tears through the image, causing a long, bright streak through the sky.
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They want to pass it through the House and through the Senate, maybe different versions, by Thanksgiving.
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But instead of soaring through the air, sea divers use these thrusters to "fly" through the water.
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" "We really like to get through the whole thought process of what brought them through the door.
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And these teams of rivals helped Lincoln through the Civil War and Obama through the Great Recession.
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The synchrotron sends the X-rays through the lens array, through the sample and onto the detector.
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And that involves -- over 150 million families have healthcare through the private sector through the insurance companies.
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You can also report a scam through the Federal Trade Commission, or through the BBB's scam tracker.
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"They apologized, I guess, through the media since I went at them through the media," he wrote.
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Kalanick walked her through "the big-ball bets for the future, through the controversies, through the cultural values," she said, adding the final meeting to get her on the board was last week.
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As their silver Citroen drove through the unfamiliar area, shots—a hail of them—flew through the car.
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" He added, "I think they see through the pettiness, they see through the politics of all of it.
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You can fly, dive into the water and swing, jump through the air, or sprint through the world.
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Dozens of firefighters responded and could be seen picking through the rubble with dogs sniffing through the debris.
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Trump wants to pass the plan through the House by Thanksgiving and through the Senate by late December.
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Lajeunesse and Raphaël will "tour" them through the worlds they have created by talking them through the experience.
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Hopefully, the next time I go through the third time through the order, it's deeper in the game.
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It curls up, slides through the inducer, pushes through the port, and moves into position inside the spacesuit.
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But word seeps out, through clerks and other staff, through the justices' friends, and through the justices themselves.
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Mlodinow provides proof through the history of science; Nye through the history of human impact on the climate.
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This will be done either through the informal ad hoc committee or through the agent Commerzbank, he said.
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Users will have the ability to decide which notifications Alexa announces through the glasses, versus through the phone.
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With FaceTime, you place a call directly through the iPhone's contacts list or through the separate FaceTime app.
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One is through the issue of guidance documents and the other through the issuance of these enforcement letters.
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About halfway through the 45-minute butchering session, little serving boats of bluefin sashimi circulate through the crowd.
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I traded through the crash of '87 and through the financial crisis of 2008, and this is worse.
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The study was primarily funded through the National Institutes of Health, and partly through the Coca-Cola Company.
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The bill passed through the California Assembly in May and is working its way through the state Senate.
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"Life, it's always better to look through the windshield and not through the rear view mirror," he continued.
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It was agents coming in through the back door, knocking down fences to get through the back door.
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Nowadays, memes go through the internet like excrement through the titular character of the The Untitled Goose Game.
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Success comes through the application of power, and power is attained through the cooperative efforts of other people.
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VJ: Well, we have to do a proper tasting: We have to go through the sight, we have to go through the smell, we have to go through the palate, and then the color.
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Teens escaped through the front doors The arrests come hours after officials released security videos that showed the teens running undetected through the empty hallways of the facility and escaping through the front door.
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Clinton's people sat on these bombshells through the email scandals, through the Republican National Convention, through the pneumonia scare, and through a half dozen different times the polls closed to within the margin of error.
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"A sexually transmitted infection comes through the vagina and can go through the cervix into the uterus," Khan says.
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The tax credit is made available through the end of the current quarter and continues through the following one.
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"They couldn't oust us through the ballot box, so they did so through the state of emergency," he says.
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The digital files can be accessed through the Getty Research Institute catalogue or through the Gigord Collection's finding aid.
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A passing horn split itself into two versions, one through the window and its staticky twin through the callbox.
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That's when I heard the motorcycle cut through the low, hollow wind... I stalked two figures through the fog.
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A bill in favor has passed through the New York State Assembly, and will soon go through the Senate.
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I manage to escape through the back and try to make my way through the masses to head home.
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Strauss and Howe spread their ideas not just through the media but also through the world of big business.
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It has evolved through the ages, passing through the realms of religion and politics to where it lives today.
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Weeks after category 5 Hurricane Dorian raged through the Bahamas, residents and volunteers are still sifting through the wreckage.
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BECKY QUICK: You're talking about through the giving pledge, where you-- BILL GATES: Through-- ideally, through the giving pledge.
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There are two ways to reset your Safari data: through the Safari app itself, and through the Settings app.
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The lofty ratio suggests businesses could continue working through the inventory glut through the first quarter, curbing GDP growth.
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That may be why some people take an opioid—to get through the day and work through the pain.
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A mirror bends the light coming through the front of the camera, sending it through the drop and snap!
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In the same way God speaks through the Guru, God speaks through the plants if we choose to listen.
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"This is going to go through the country the way normal recession forces go through the economy," Blinder said.
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Instead of being carried in through the service entrance, it was ushered in secretly through the underground tunnel system.
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Cancelling through the website or desktop app Unfortunately, you can't cancel your subscription through the iOS or Android app.
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He led GE through the 9/11 tragedy, through the global financial crisis and many other bad news events.
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Ask anyone who lived through the urban crime waves of the late 1960s through the 1980s to confirm that.
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Precipitation intensity should decrease through the evening, but sprinkles through the early morning hour can't be completely ruled out.
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The program moves through the liturgical year while also progressing through the centuries, from Gregorian chant to contemporary composition.
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Funds raised through the charge pay for road construction and investments in mass transportation through the Highway Trust Fund.
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Zuccarello moved in through the left circle and sent the puck to Spurgeon, who was skating through the slot.
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I enjoy this choreography moment by moment; yet it's nebulous, running through the mind like water through the fingers.
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Walking through the attic, with its many catenary arches, seems like walking through the rib cage of a whale.
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Halfway through the experience, I simply walked around it, clipping my way back and forth through the layered images.
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We are not living through The Handmaid's Tale, thank God, but we are always living through The Handmaid's Tale.
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"Moving not just one but two major pieces of legislation not just through the House, but through the Senate, through the requisite committees, then reconciling what's different is just hard to do that fast," said Antholis.
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And the curlers began the slow climb back to respectability, through the national ranks, through the Olympic trials and through the Olympic bonspiel, or tournament, here in South Korea, where they surmounted all kinds of obstacles.
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He's kind of just going through the paces and going through the motions and doing probably what he's always done.
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The advocacy group received responses back from about 2,000 people through the prison-email system CorrLinks or through the mail.
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Though you won't actually ride the attractions, you can cruise through the line and click through the park to explore.
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I'm telling you I don't want to communicate through the media, and you're asking me to communicate through the media.
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About 1,20,000 ships pass through the Indian Ocean each year and nearly 70,000 of them pass through the Malacca Strait.
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Thus, given an average fall, the rope is going to move through the belayer's hand and through the ATC device.
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Fish dart through the ruins of the mangled iron broiler, and plants shoot up through the piecemeal hull and beams.
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Vines have since wound through the three-story house and ivy has crept through the now broken wooden front door.
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It will dial 911 through the phone's cellular connection or through the watch's Wi-Fi connection if cellular isn't available.
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We went through Katrina, we went through the Iraq War, we went through the worst financial crisis in our lifetimes.
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What if it were not—if light could pass through the ocean as easily as it does through the atmosphere?
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What we've always said is that we're going to go through a marriage, through the ups and through the downs.
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Insider went through the potential blockbusters and award hopefuls coming to theaters from September through the end of the year.
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It wobbles through the melting snow, its belly swaying beneath it, and vanishes through the bars of the storm drain.
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Thirty-three percent received coverage through the newly expanded Medicaid program, and 11 percent had coverage through the ObamaCare marketplace.
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The precipitation will push east through the day, impacting the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys through the late afternoon and evening.
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Other companies have been letting patrons in through the rear door (only ADA patrons are allowed through the front door).
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We join hands, we lock arms and, through the tears and through the sadness, we stand strong, oh so strong.
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The Earth popped up again peeking through the rings like an eager child looking through the blinds on April 12.
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Ambulance sirens echoed through the night in Gaza, where families huddled at home as powerful explosions thundered through the strip.
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The ball arcs through the air, hits the back of the rim for a satisfying "THUMP," and falls through the rim.
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Once I connected it to the Echo through the app, I was able to talk to the microwave through the Echo.
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The animals are steering through the most extreme winds on the planet as they barrel through the storm, flying involuntarily downwind.
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Amazon's voice assistant will be available through the company's Home Dash board, letting users control smart home functionality through the TVs.
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It wrought most of its havoc, though, not through the strength of its winds but through the volume of its rains.
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They decide to hike through the Swedish wilderness (creepy choice, dudes), where an accident forces them to cut through the forest.
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Ahead, we dug through the archives and found snapshots in time of fandom through the decades, from the 1940s to today.
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She showed continuously through the '218s and '27s, but, like most women, didn't make it through the keyhole of art history.
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Or as (only) I like to put it: looking through the A9 is like looking through the scope of a rifle.
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Around the corner, the sex club's main attendant has glitched through the floor, her head just barely poking through the geometry.
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Photos of the encounter show the whale shark breaking through the army of barracudas and swimming through the pure blue ocean.
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Through the front windows you can see buses trundling by, and through the floorboards feel the rumble of passing subway trains.
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I ploughed through the double shift drinking the whole way, and then nearly crashed halfway through the day from my comedown.
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From the teacher's view, they have a huge incentive to get their students through the curriculum and get through the tests.
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CNN reporters could see children through the darkened windows, and a protester told CNN she also saw children through the windows.
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Light poured through the windows and skylights, and the sound of the beach blew through the room in gusts of chatter.
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Where-- the costs are going through the roof-- where the number of scripted television shows, movies is going through the roof.
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Now you can get free advertising through YouTube, easy distribution through the mail system and low-cost sales through the internet.
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But let's get back to viewing Idiocracy through the lens of today's political scene—specifically, through the critique of Trump supporters.
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You go through the lines with the director and talk through the scene, and that's as deep as the rehearsal goes.
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"I think after I filter it through the sand I'm gonna filter it through the [W2W] one, too," he told me.
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He returned midway through the second quarter, sending a momentary jolt of excitement through the building when he took the court.
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It takes no time at all to walk through the terminal's three ticketing areas or to zip through the security line.
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"I've gone through the swine flu in Mexico, I've gone through the avian flu — this is uncharted waters," Ms. Gregoli said.
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Roemhild then drove toward Mar-a-Lago and "smashed through the first checkpoint" and then through the second checkpoint, he said.
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It also takes readers on a first-hand journey through the Obama campaign and presidency, through the former first lady's eyes.
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It's, you know, the way we manage all the geopolitical risk is to spread it through the-, through the balance sheet.
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People don't have to wade through the tome that Robert Mueller produced, through the murky parts and the fine legal points.
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And it will be even harder to pass the bill through the Senate, if it somehow makes it through the House.
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Otherwise tasks like ongoing object recognition during video captured through the phone's camera, for example, could quickly burn through the battery.
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And it stayed that way for a long time, through the postwar periods and all the way through the quartz crisis.
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Climate change Want to stroll through the Blue Mosque in Istanbul or ride in a gondola through the canals of Venice?
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Although Mah guided herself through the city, many readers are purchasing prepackaged guided tours that showcase Naples through the Ferrante lens.
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I guess it started in a way through Rochdale College and through the theater scene and through the publishing scene there.
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I walked through the tires and stood behind the dashboard, looking through the windshield, seeing the sand crusted in the tires.
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It suggests that hospitals should study a patient's "flow" through the building much as a car is monitored through the production line.
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He hiked through the jungle, rode on top of trains, slept on the streets of Mexico City, and trekked through the desert.
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They're all going through the family stuff and they're all going through the individual stuff, and yet they still all come together.
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The team concluded that the lightning passed through the beams and the tools on the floor before traveling through the man's body.
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They're not making as much money as Mark Zuckerberg but live business is through the roof, endorsements are through the roof, etc.
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They cut through the mountains and stretch under its deep sea, allowing vehicles a more direct route through the country's challenging terrain.
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If you want[ed] to rise through the social and economic ranks, the only way to do it was through the church.
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Flyers passing through the security lines with those machines can simply place their bags on the belt and walk through the scanner.
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Her answer sent gales of despair through the Conservative Party, gusts of joy through Labour, and blasts of amazement through the commentariat.
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When the hot desert wind blows through the valley, through the date palms and up into Coachella, the sea's stench is undeniable.
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They're kind and warm and down to earth, and that's been the case all through the cast and all through the crew.
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So we scraped through the New England Journal of Medicine to find some especially nice examples to get you through the weekend.
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Back in 2015, Spotify tried to raise awareness that subscribing through the web would be cheaper than going through the Apple Store.
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From gallivanting across sandy beaches to trekking through the city in open-toed sandals, our feet have been put through the wringer.
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"The continued survival of the 'colony' through the years is dependent on new workers falling in through the ventilation pipe," researchers wrote.
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Azerbaijan also exports oil via Russia, through the Baku-Novorossiisk pipeline and via Georgia by rail and through the Baku-Supsa pipeline.
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We can see his Cheshire grin through the window, growing wider as he rows through the gears and the speed picks up.
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That's the exact moment Horne races through the stop sign and drives straight through the kid, leaving him dead on the ground.
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Two other cases challenging Trump's acceptance of foreign government benefits through the Trump Organization are also still working through the court system.
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Many families in Mocoa stayed up through the night to search through the debris, despite the lack of electricity in the city.
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In previous editions of Windows, you could find the Control Panel menu easily, through the Start Menu or through the File Explorer.
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While The Get Down rockets through the Bronx in the summer of 1493, Donald Glover's Atlanta slouches through the South of today.
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You can find running clubs through the Road Runners Club of America and specialty running stores through the Independent Running Retailer Association.
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It can spread through the air, through the internet, through association—so that everything and anything can be contaminated at any time.
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Through the company's mobile app (which launched late last year) a chatbot interface walks users through the creation of an investment strategy.
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"Pull over," I'd command through the grille and over the sounds of the engine and the wind blasting through the open windows.
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While we are working through the logistics, I get to support each client through the emotional battles as they arise as well.
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Run the water through the backside of the material, which will push the stain away from, rather than through, the material. 3.
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He looked at the 1918 "Spanish" flu, which spread through the air, and noted it "spread through the world very very quickly."
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Like all drugs taken orally, it's absorbed into the body through the stomach, passing through the mucous membrane and entering the liver.
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Next, I gave them the work sheet I had designed to guide them through the activity and we talked through the steps.
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And though some animals sleep through the worst of winter, some simply have no choice but to live through the frigid weather.
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Particles that enter through the nose will cause neuroinflammation directly, and particles that enter through the lungs will also cause neuroinflammation indirectly.
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Callimachi: And very quickly, the people who were walking him through the ideology turn and are now walking him through the logistics.
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"She looked at me once through the door, and then turned around and looked at me through the window," Mr. MacLaughlin said.
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As Marxism saw history through the lens of class conflict, multiculturalism sees history through the lens of racial conflict and group oppression.
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And either through the generosity of an employer or through the efficiency of an administrator, folks can try to beat that plan.
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The premise is absurd: as the title implies, Cricket Through the Ages explores the history of humanity through the lens of cricket.
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Laid off employees will reportedly receive severance through the end of November and health care coverage through the end of the year.
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Some do not risk driving through the checkpoints and instead force immigrants to walk around the checkpoints through the South Texas brush.
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Around 10 billion cubic meters (bcm) per year of Azeri gas should reach Europe by 2020 through the Trans Adriatic Pipeline, with another 6 bcm destined for Georgia through the South Caucasus Pipeline and Turkey through the Trans-Anatolian Pipeline.
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Like in the story, the Guzu Empire was saved through the powers of music and the energy generated through the act of rejoice.
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Marriott told the Times that it will also offer vacation experiences and activities through the rental, all through the ecosystem of Marriott points.
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So, Catherine, clad in just her hospital gown, joyously spins through the operating room as her unofficial theme song blasts through the speakers.
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"All of a sudden this man, a very large man, ran through the terminal and started ramming himself through the doors," Richardson reported.
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I am still working through the pieces of who I am, to work through the guilt and fear others have put upon me.
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Plant your left foot and take an explosive step through the gaps between the cones, repeating through the line of cones 10 times.
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"Use magnesium topically and a very small amount of it absorbs through the body without going through the digestive system," he tell us.
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When I rooted through the internet for super-skinny notebooks that could actually chew through the latest games, I found plenty of them.
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Cure Violence in Chicago operates through the university, while similar programs in New York and Baltimore are administered through the cities' health departments.
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I will have to make my way through the human masses, penetrate through the queues for teleports and make subtle but pointed inquiries.
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Cutting through the noise, Nadig notes, has been tougher, and nobody is better at cutting through the noise than Amazon, Apple and Alphabet.
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Invimit is required to contribute 610 million euros, 500 million through the Dante fund and 110 million through the direct sale of properties.
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Or as (only) I like to put it: looking through the A9 is very much like looking through the scope of a rifle.
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You don't have to go through the process of going through an insurance company, having them give you approval, going through the paperwork.
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Republican leaders earlier this week said they planned to pass the revised tax bill through the Senate first and then through the House.
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He has previously worked at the Cato Institute through the Koch Internship Program and the Competitive Enterprise Institute through the Koch Fellowship Program.
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They're showing how filmmakers can shoot with multiple lenses at the same time through the iPhone 11 Pro through the Filmic Pro app.
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It is only through the Middle Path, the denial of craving and also aversion, will the ball find its way through the hoop.
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Through the words of Donald Trump and through the tweets of Donald Trump, you'll see what the true intention was of the administration.
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As they worked through the night, Democrats began caroling through the classics: "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" and "Little Drummer Boy," among others.
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Because its participants aren't actually receiving the virus through the injection, they're not at risk for contracting COVID-19 through the testing program.
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The band is set to go on a tour through the States starting next month ... and will go through the end of August.
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That means you can draw a line from the cable extending through the car and it will pass through the center of mass.
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Residents may also park off street in back of the house and descend through the terraced garden to enter through the family room.
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If the United States pursued China through the World Trade Organization, the case could stretch out through the remainder of the Trump administration.
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"Anything posted through the marketplace would be marked with #ad and go through the same type of review process as advertising," Perez said.
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Ironically, they may "make the world a better place" not through the elegance of their code, but through the power of the law.
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The self-guided tour takes patrons through the origins of rock 'n' roll, showcasing music history from the 1930s through the 22s ($2376).
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But whenever a bright satellite passes through the telescope's field of view, it creates a white streak through the picture, obscuring the result.
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But even if it gets past the Freedom Caucus and through the House, the bill will need to make it through the Senate.
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If you want to add the pass to your account, open the app, look through the menu and click through the LimePass options.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend… Tomorrow (Sunday): Clouds thicken and lower through the midday as showers move into the region.
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You can learn how to file a comment through the FCC website here, or easily submit a prewritten comment through the ACLU here.
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Ships bound for Israel, mainly from Asia, pass through the waterway to Eilat, or continue through the Suez Canal to the Mediterranean Sea.
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There are two ways that this could be done, one through the IRS and one through the Department of Health and Human Services.
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I got this through the crossings and originally thought that this was the kind of LACE that is made by tatting, but "One poked through the eye?" is a reference to a shoelace, which is poked through the eyelet of a shoe.
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They're the questions that ran through the boycott of the all-women Ghostbusters, through the new Star Wars trilogy and the Captain Marvel outcry, through GamerGate, through the long and steady fall of the white man as the default protagonist in American culture.
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You squeeze through the crowds of businessmen, hangers-on, and professional conference-goers, and push through the doors of the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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The stakes were inserted through the large oval opening at the bottom of the skull (foramen magnum) reaching through the top of the skull.
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Through the mysterious door, Karim and Prairie encounter a tunnel the size of the coffin — something that was discovered through the group conscious dreams.
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That journey would take vessels east through the Arctic Ocean, down through the Bering strait that separates Russia from Alaska, and into the Pacific.
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"You might have gone through the storm but you don't have to look like you went through the storm," said hairstylist Christal Mercier, 59.
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The U.S. military said it sent two Navy ships through the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday, its latest transit through the sensitive waterway, angering China.
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Mr. Bey, who is 64, kept in touch with Mr. Landberg through the years and started investing through the West End firm in 2002.
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Mind you, the feature is only available through the developer beta and not the public beta, which is available through the Apple Developer Center.
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If a friend arrives with Doorport's app setup, they're able to ping you through the app so you can buzz them through the door.
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They can be dealt with through the existing rules of those agreements or through the World Trade Organisation or through a series of mechanisms.
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If the room catches fire, even if exit is only through the window, you'll jump out of it rather than go through the door.
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It required fast reflexes and flawlessly timed screen taps to get the bird through the gaps in the pipes and progress through the game.
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I got tore up and cut and I had to take up a Tomahawk and smashed through the window and swing through the window.
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Luther was supposedly walking through the forest on the night before Christmas when he looked up to see stars shining through the tree branches.
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Forget the Toyota, Buddemeier says—gamma radiation will come right through the glass of a windshield or through the thin metal of modern cars.
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The Porath's struggled through the adversity, in part through the help of a community of supporters, and from that experience The Mighty was born.
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Plus the health care bill made its way through the House on the second try, although it still has to get through the Senate.
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She came through the halfway point around two seconds down before pulling up midway through the second lap and reaching for her right foot.
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That's the route "through the line," so to speak: walking through the Ambos Nogales pedestrian queue with a fake ID provided by a pollero.
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Some parts travel through the open air, which was bucolic and lovely, while the passages through the tunnels at times were dank and eerie.
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The fit is tapered and runs snug through the hip and thigh, but is a little more spacious through the rest of the leg.
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Spokesman: The Accelerator is funded through the National Cyber Security Program, delivered through the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and the NCSC.
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Last month, a metal pole sliced through the roof of a train as it passed through the tunnel on its way to Penn Station.
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In our journey through the museum, he has been our Virgil, our calm, sage guide through the hell and heaven of postwar racial history.
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As the massive-seeming appendages boom through the water, a terrified Dory dashes and dodges through the tank in hopes of avoiding the threat.
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But an infusion of cash, first through the Marshall Plan and later through the European Economic Community, touched off a period of rapid reconstruction.
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In one chapter, we encounter the world through the fierce resistance of a Zapatista; in another, through the moral anguish of an atheist doctor.
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I went line-by-line through the speech to cut through the hyperbole -- "poverty is plummeting," he said -- and put it all in context.
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Hornyak fires a shot through the glass of the front door, which missed Thomas but went through the lapel of his jacket, Zimmerman said.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend … Tomorrow (Wednesday): Partly to mostly sunny skies as highs range through the low to mid-210s.
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Tony Zumbado: There was probably a total of 15 [agents], five or six that came through the front and through the back another six.
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From there, they'll travel through The Dot, a tunnel representing the journey of light through the Quantum Dot, and arrive at four colour rooms.
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The bullet had blown through the glass, through the window covering, and into the back of a bookcase before it lodged in a binder.
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What is at stake with the American capitalist propaganda of Koons's "Bouquet of Tulips" is the recognition of art as a means of seeing through Orwellian falseness, through the clichéd, through the indifferent, through the tendentiousness of Trumped-up, hyped-up, falsified life and death.
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Just like what happened to me, it's clear through the years that his actions and conduct have been repeated with other women through the decades.
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The midday race through the sweltering downtown streets had runners staggering through the final switchbacks and stuffing cold, wet washcloths into their mouths for relief.
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During one arc, she traveled through the gate to rescue her long-lost love Ernest Littlefield, who'd been accidentally transported through the gate decades earlier.
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We searched through the internet and combed through the Pixar Wikia, to find some of the most obvious Apple references in Pixar's slate of films.
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Washington was driving near midfield with a 13-10 lead midway through the third quarter when Campbell broke through the line and stripped Kirk Cousins.
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He said shippers pay $21,000-$1 million per vessel to pass through the Suez Canal and up to $300,000 for passage through the Panama Canal.
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Why not go through the normal order and give legislators the time to work through the bill's details, amend its approach, and build real support?
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One time I dressed as The Fly, jumped through the curtain and bolted through the crowd holding neon green LED lamps pointed at my mask.
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Turner goes through the electrical maze in a painstaking 40 seconds ... nearly tapping the wire MULTIPLE times as he got through the twists and turns.
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WHEN a person speaks, air is forced out through the lungs, making the vocal chords vibrate, which sends out characteristic wave patterns through the air.
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It's important for them to see the art, because it will guide you through the music and the music will guide you through the art.
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It's obviously possible that a child could bite through the battery as well, but the likelihood of him / her piercing through the battery is lower.
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Finland's pilot involved about 2,000 people; about 26,1823 people total got aid through the Kenya pilot; 52,000 people are getting aid through the Maricá program.
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Apple has always had a strong position in the education market through the Mac for most of its history and, more recently, through the iPad.
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Instead of watching every single episode, marathon through the series by focusing on specific categories that include episodes from the first season through the last.
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Most of the time you'll have to switch alerts completely on or completely off, either through the app's own settings or through the operating system.
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There are 1,500 responses available through the skill, which describe points of interest, offer up contextual information and just generally help you through the game.
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Johnson acknowledges, through the characters and the dialogue, that letting go of familiar things is hard, and he holds his audience's hands through the process.
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Like the best genre pieces, Other Space is a saga that explores its themes and setting through the plot as much as through the dialogue.
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A report from Bleeping Computer shows that privacy settings aren't available through the main Google Pay setting page that is accessible through the navigation sidebar.
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It's a surprisingly effective storytelling device, and it brings to light the ways that love grows through the cracks like crops through the heavy dirt.
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Light bounces back and forth between the mirrors and through the crystal, stimulating the emission of the crystal's photons, which exit through the partial mirror.
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They pursued the drug lord through the northern city's drains and caught him after a car chase through the outskirts, Attorney General Arely Gomez said.
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Lorraine Broughton walks through the front door, drops her coat into the doorman's hand, and cruises through the room like a ravenous, blank-eyed shark.
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Even watching her go through the grand jury investigation, you get the sense that she doesn't just care and is just going through the motions.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — You've made it through the solving week and you've made it through the Friday, slightly bruised but none the worse for wear.
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Instead of going through the eyelets from the bottom, simply go through the top and remember to follow the same consistent pattern on both shoes.
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Through the ruching of the roof, torn open as if by a serrated knife, you could see straight through the halved bricks to the bell.
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That includes millions who gained coverage through the law's expansion of Medicaid, and millions more who receive subsidized private insurance through the law's online marketplaces.
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There he stayed through the playoffs and through the Super Bowl against the San Francisco 49ers in New Orleans, which the Ravens won, 34-31.
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Keeping the Met financially healthy through the closure, which will extend at least through the end of the month, will be another kind of challenge.
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"What's at issue here is whether they're going to interpret that decline through the lens of race or through the lens of class," she said.
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And immediately, all the goods that we used to import through the land border was, has been diverted through the sea and the air immediately.
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You may get health insurance through your employer or you can purchase it through the health-care exchanges made available through the Affordable Care Act.
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Passing through the pergola parallels the journey that you take to get to the Hills at Governors Island: peering through the arch at Liggett Hall.
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This post will run you through the steps of preventing your account from being charged through your Chrome browser, or through the Stadia phone app.
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King said he too was ecstatic about reaching the $1 million mark only halfway through the campaign, which will continue through the end of September.
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Collections will be recycled through the store, through the home, in and out of storage units, and on occasion, in and out of museum collections.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend … Tomorrow (New Year's Day): Mostly sunny, still breezy and colder with highs only ranging through the 40s.
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Eaton quickly tore through the pack, accelerating through the bend to and powering down the home straight to finish with a time of 46.07 seconds.
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Chants of "No cuts to Medicaid, save our liberty" rang through the halls, and could be heard through the hearing room during the initial testimony.
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"No woman should ever have to go through the traumatic experience that I went through," the 28-year-old woman said in a recent interview.
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"No woman should ever have to go through the traumatic experience that I went through," the 28-year-old woman said in a recent interview.
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"I hope they stay in there for as long as it takes, through the day, through the night, until they get a vote," Murphy said.
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Under the current process, settlements reached through the Office of Compliance are supposed to be paid out via a special, secretive account through the Treasury Department.
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It believes that artificial intelligence and machine learning can help cut through the complexity by letting machines deal with sifting through the growing mountains of data.
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You can swipe up to go through the apps; you can also swipe down on the side to go through the alphabet (which could be faster).
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Rivers and creeks run through the American South as bountifully as veins and arteries run through the human body, and are just as necessary for life.
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The fare is valid on Delta Air Lines from September 2017 through the beginning of November 2017, and January 2018 through the beginning of March 2018.
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I just got sucked through the toilet hole in one of your aircrafts and am now hurtling through the sky, can I get my money back?
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The dog frolics through the ball pit, sometimes playing with its owner, and sometimes just leaping through the plastic balls without a care in the world.
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I've also worked with him on developing a story through the movements so that each one makes sense to him as we progress through the dance.
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So once upon a time, a university president rose through the ranks at their university; they rose up through the faculty and they became university president.
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She would also be subjected to two new investigations, one through the independent Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE), the other through the House's Committee on Ethics.
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On any given day, about 262 to 2000 large British-flagged ships travel through the Gulf, with up to three passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
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THROUGH THE FIRST TEN WEEKS, WHICH WAS THROUGH THE END OF DECEMBER, WE ACTUALLY – THE QUARTER WAS MOVING ALONG AS EXACTLY AS WE WOULD HAVE EXPECTED.
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Many have either fled compulsory military service in Eritrea or suffered through the war in Darfur, and have arrived in Israel through the canals of Egypt.
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On any given day, about 15 to 30 large British-flagged ships travel through the Gulf, with up to three passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Walking through the forests of Endor or flying through the wreckage of the Death Star was like nothing I had ever experienced in a game before.
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But there's a bigger reason, which can be glimpsed through the window of a Deutsche Bahn train hurtling through the outskirts of nearly any German city.
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In most cases, it became clear, the pellets had burst into through the cornea and out through the retina, leaving little hope of fully restoring vision.
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We paid 80,000 miles through the frequent flyer program, but if we had gone through the portal, it would have been as high as 1,000,000 miles.
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He has rushed for just 270 yards through the first five weeks, less than half of what he racked up through the same span in 245.
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He declined to say whether Arena would coach the team through the end of his contract, which runs through the end of the 2018 World Cup.
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An intuitive filmmaker, Mr. Garland created that movie's wholly believable world as much through the visual and sound design as through the scripted beats and lines.
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Example 6: But not long afterward, I fell in love with him, not through the charm of performance but through the hallucinatory power of his language.
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Instead of giving its new Medicaid recipients traditional coverage through the program, New Hampshire uses Medicaid funds to buy them private plans through the Obamacare marketplace.
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Twenty of the containers came in through the Port of New York and New Jersey, and two through the Port of Los Angeles, Mr. Melendez said.
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Yet here we are, crashing through the fourth wall like a bunch of ... well, like a bunch of people who would break through the fourth wall.
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Lemann makes his narrative resonate through the stories of both those who have thrived and those who have suffered through the past several decades in America.
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Within the Justice Department, clemency petitions run not only through the Office of the Pardon Attorney but also through the office of the deputy attorney general.
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The passage is nestled midway through "The Lost City of the Monkey God," Preston's account of accompanying an archaeological expedition through the wilds of eastern Honduras.
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There are three ways to turn on Wi-Fi on Windows 10: with a keyboard command, through the Wi-Fi menu, or through the Settings app.
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The debt will bring Stratford's leverage to 4.4 times through the senior loan and 5.9 times through the junior loan, based on US$200m of funded debt.
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Blair proceeded to document their conversation through the trip, and even evidently followed them upon deplaning, photographing the pair from behind as they walked through the airport.
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She has her own environment but at some point they can share something through the attempt to teach something to them, through the attempt to understand something.
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And the story that Deputy Peterson is telling does not match the facts that we can clearly see through the dispatch call logs and through the video.
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Rosneft also said, given the restrictions in oil supply through the Druzhba pipeline system, additional oil was being delivered to the refinery through the port of Rostock.
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"It hit just so through the open backpack, exited, ran through the laptop and the casing and landed in an interior pocket of the backpack," he said.
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Their content will be distributed through the same channels, hosted on the same platform, and monetized through the same (Facebook) sales team as the existing digital kings.
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Those kids are stateless, but when they leave (the hospital) and recover, I could take them through the process of documents and through the official government process.
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Walking through the creepy Baker household, it's impossible not to get chills from the tiny details; cockroaches scurrying through the walls, dried blood caked on a bathtub.
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Now, after the huge surge in stocks through the end of the first quarter, 62% of millionaire investors think stocks will continue higher through the second quarter.
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But the sheer volume of messages processed through the platform per minute — as seen through the database's visual front-end — suggests that this figure may be higher.
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I make it through the first two rounds (three toffees and a mini can of Pringles), but I can't get through the Slurpee due to brain freeze.
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"The real test now is not to get through the committees, it's to get through the plenary," he said at Carbon Pulse's Carbon Forward conference in London.
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SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina – Several nations along a migrant route through the Balkans have urged joint efforts to manage a renewed influx through the region toward Western Europe.
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Three ex-detainees talk through the torture they faced at Gitmo Three ex-detainees talk through the torture they faced at Gitmo This segment originally aired Jan.
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The NBA star admits he struggled with watching his wife go through the process of putting her mind and body through the stress of trying to conceive.
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The Crystal Serenity made her maiden voyage through the Northwest Passage this summer, and is scheduled to carry the ultra-wealthy through the ice again in 2017.
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The trailer already gives us a stunning sneak preview of tiny ants crawling out of sand, bats gliding through the dark, and monkeys leaping through the air.
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We could have also done it through the mobile phone app, which is far along in development, or through the built-in touchscreen on the device itself.
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Dodd-Frank further removed the CFPB from Congressional review by giving it independent funding through the Federal Reserve rather than through the traditional process of Congressional appropriations.
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The sub then conducted operations in the Mediterranean before heading to the Atlantic, passing through the Panama Canal, and sailing through the Eastern Pacific to Pearl Harbor.
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Unofficial results will be accessible through the Alabama secretary of state here, while the Associated Press's vote count can be found through The New York Times here.
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You can also make voice calls to regular phones or other Echos that don't have displays — you simply speak through the microphones and listen through the speakers.
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Raising money to pay for those items through the campaign is difficult: Donors may give no more than $5,400 a person through the party convention in July.
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In working through the broad cycle of weapons, a player cannot pick the "best" gun or cheese the system through the choice of particular perks or wildcards.
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They tracked us down half way through the show and started pounding on the doors, and the cops came and shut us down halfway through the set.
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Through the soft patter of the rain and the calming streamsounds of the river, I heard a song in the distance, and through the fog saw lights.
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That includes millions who gained coverage through the law's expansion of Medicaid as well as the millions more who get subsidized private insurance through the law's marketplace.
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But once more the other Wildcats answered: Cartier Diarra slashed through the lane for a twisting layup and was fouled as the ball fell through the net.
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He heard through the grapevine of workers sifting through the rubble that the town might have another person or two who similarly decided to stick it out.
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Even as we wade through the current scandals, we might keep this question in mind, for it has endured through the ages and may yet surface again.
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Through the lives of these two World War II survivors, he gives us an indelible portrait of one family and America's lurching progress through the 22016th century.
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Through the integration, Olo's restaurant partners will be featured on Amazon Restaurants, enabling orders through the delivery provider to go directly through a point-of-sale system.
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The WHO has made free treatment available globally since 1995, initially through the Nippon Foundation, and since 2000 through the pharmaceutical company Novartis and the Novartis Foundation.
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The U.S. economy picked up steam through the summer at more than double the rate than the spring, although overall growth remains lackluster through the prolonged recovery.
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Democrats scrap the filibuster If Democrats need a supermajority of 60 votes to get legislation through the Senate, they won't get any legislation through the Senate. Period.
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The outbound CEO presided over Goldman for 12 years, from the housing bubble through the financial crisis and through the nearly decade-long bull market since then.
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"Sometimes the imagery is framed through the prism of love, often through the prism of struggle, but I think it's best when the two intertwine," Jenkins said.
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One eager student, Leonard Reddick, had come to the center through the Osborne Association, which helps those who have been through the criminal justice system establish themselves.
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Through the remains of things, through their marks, through the oscillating interplay of signs and things, one may taste the transient, uncontainable, and unreachable experience of existence.
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So they tested their approach in two small groups of pregnant women — 15 recruited through the University of Pennsylvania, and 23 recruited through the University of Alabama.
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I believe that places are equally formed through the urban fabric and through the many stories of many lives that are lived out between the physical spaces.
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Even the president, for whom at least citizens across the country can vote, is elected through the Electoral College, which in turn filters votes through the states.
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Prime ministers tend to see foreign policy through the prism of domestic policy: David Cameron saw it through the prism of ridding the Tories of their image as a "nasty party"; Theresa May sees it through the prism of the Home Office and the problem of controlling migration.
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Rats and cockroaches scurry through the hallways, water leaks through the roof, toilets are broken, windows are littered with bullet holes and a musty aroma fills the air.
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Word of Bonnie's escape quickly spread through the neighborhood, and though those wandering through the woods would catch glimpses of the cow, none were able to capture her.
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This coverage is required for employer-sponsored plans, individual plans purchased through the Obamacare marketplaces, and for Medicaid enrollees who access public coverage through the ACA's Medicaid expansion.
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But maybe our humanity isn't measured by how we perform with a task, but in how we move through the world — or in this case, through the internet.
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They looked through the window of the stairwell door, but could not see anything, and Officer Landau shined his flashlight through the window, according to a prosecution memorandum.
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The Pentagon is also running warships through the Taiwan Strait with greater frequency and this year weighed sending an aircraft carrier through the narrow waterway, U.S. officials said.
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SAW actually moves more like a fish swimming through the water, which is why it's able to move through the water as efficiently as it can on land.
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You can control what's happening on-screen through the Capsule's remote, which requires a direct line of sight to work, or through the projector's companion iOS / Android app.
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If you can't go through the door, go through the window is the inaugural show's title — a bit tongue-in-cheek considering the impenetrability of the exhibition space.
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"I ran through the curtain of fire and made my way through the smoke to the back of the house, where I had her chained up," he said.
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He pulls his body weight up, slips through the death hold, then falls to his knees through the weakness as he sees all these emotions start creeping up.
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"Before the walk and homer and through the next five innings and through the hit and homer in the seventh, (I was impressed)," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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Eventually, the light journeyed through the Milky Way galaxy, where it got scattered once again when it passed through the bounties of dust and gas in our galaxy.
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If there&aposs any collusion, it&aposs their campaign with the Steele fake Russian dossier and paying Steele through the State Department, through other places, through the FBI.
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In the video, the rapper walks through the most touristic part of New Orleans, and through the Magnolia Projects, better known as the birthplace of Cash Money Records.
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He runs through the legal rights of anti-choice activists, taking a bizarre diversion through the legacy of Magna Carta and his hatred for the Human Rights Act.
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Below 2,000 feet the gaping cavity narrows into two channels, and warm water flows through it, boring through the ice like sugar through the enamel of a tooth.
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He went back and forth between foreign heel and hero through the '90s and eventually scaled back wrestling through the 2000s ... although he did make appearances in WWE.
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Although we have a plethora of texting apps to choose from, standard SMS messages through the phone pulls through the most, accounting for nearly half of all messages.
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Recent model year Lexus cars get traffic and weather data through the Total Traffic Network via HD radio signals or through the data connection from a connected smartphone.
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Playing on the Blues third line, Yakupov blasted a slap shot through the glove of goalie Devan Dubnyk to break 53-1 tie midway through the second period.
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If they suspect something is false, they will flag it to relevant authorities to issue corrections through the center's social media platforms and website and through the press.
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The rain will travel eastward through the day and will move through the metro areas of Philadelphia, Washington DC, and Charlotte, North Carolina in the early afternoon hours.
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In the administration's view, the path to immigration reform ran not through the House but through the Senate, where another bipartisan group was at work on the issue.
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The legislation passed through the Commons without being amended, but it could face a tougher ride through the Lords, where May's Conservative Party does not have a majority.
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"I remember her coming through the revolving door, and there was this dappled light coming through the windows, so I couldn't quite see her face," Ms. Paulson said.
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It's just easier to be in FFXV's world of Eos than it was to stomp through the muck of Velen and the dig through the corruption of Novigrad.
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This also explains why I am static during my shows, I think [my] presence passes through the sounds, not through the persona or image of me on stage.
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This is near a fork in the road between two northbound migratory routes — one passing through the state of Oaxaca and the other through the state of Veracruz.
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This program, which was set up in response to the H1N5 bird flu scare, continued through the rest of the Bush administration and through the entire Obama administration.
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The final story, "Through the Flash," is an intense and harrowing Groundhog Day journey through the possibilities of infinite time, and its potential implications for morality and redemption.
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Last week, sanctions legislation targeting Russia soared through the Senate by a margin of 98-2, just days after it coasted through the House of Representatives 419-3.
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Just because his generation and mine had to live through the battle days, doesn't mean that you had to live through the battle days to do good work.
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" She scrolled through the trending tab on her phone, rifling through the other clips in the Top 10: "... Ellen DeGeneres, bowling ball-versus-bulletproof glass, ramen, iPhone stuff.
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"The Congress is going to stay the course and do whatever is necessary to make sure we get through the coronavirus and get through the crisis," he said.
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The market of course, has come through the initial shock phase, but still we have to go through the consequences space before we even start thinking about recovery.
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These spiritual ideas went through the 20th century, whether it was through the Dada art movement or Music Concrete in the 50s or DJing in the early 90s.
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But millions of people who get coverage through the marketplaces created by the Affordable Care Act or through the expansion of Medicaid under the law could lose it.
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Shipping through the Northern Sea Route would shave almost 20 days off the regular time using the traditional route through the Suez Canal, the newspaper reported last month.
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Through the partnership with Trillenium, shoppers will soon be able to purchase items from ASOS through the use of their headset as easily as buying something on Amazon.
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If they suspect something is false, they will flag it to relevant authorities to issue corrections through the center's social media platforms and website and through the press.
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Should the United States try to dominate by might or by right, through the unilateral martial force Cheney prescribed, or through the peaceful international consensus that Powell preferred?
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He compensated for what he lacked in status by networking — by cultivating important people, sometimes through the Sons of Liberty, sometimes through artisans' groups, sometimes through the Masons.
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" In March, Schiff warned, "The only thing worse than putting the country through the trauma of impeachment is putting the country through the trauma of a failed impeachment.
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The arrests come hours after officials released security videos that showed the teens running undetected through the empty hallways of the facility and escaping through the front door.
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Jean: I think the European economy wouldn't be where we are today if through the crisis through the eighth year last year and we have had many challenges.
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The pace of inventory accumulation accelerated from the third quarter of 2018 through the first quarter of 2.1.7, before shifting lower from the second through the fourth quarters.
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The acquisition was made possible through the gifts of Dallas entrepreneur and civic leader Jorge Baldor, as well as through The Eugene and Margaret McDermott Art Fund, Inc.
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We were first instructed to walk intentionally through the space yet not create a conscious pattern, just glide through the room while passing and acknowledging each other's energies.
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That's a lot to follow, but the point is this: The people whose wealth and/or leadership determine what breaks through—the scientists who receive money and notoriety through the Prizes, and the research efforts funded through the Initiatives—are all wrapped up in search, social media, shopping, and each other.
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And the court has been used by the left as a place to establish long desired policy goals they couldn&apost get done through the people, through the legislatures, through the congress, and the Supreme Court -- all it&aposs supposed to do is to say constitutional, not constitutional, that&aposs it.
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I really had to cover him from afar and I had to cover him and the story through the crowd and through the people who were attending the rally.
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ESSW showed that a photon could pass through the left slit and yet, in the Bohmian view, still end up being recorded as having passed through the right slit.
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The Golden State is home to more Obamacare enrollees than any other, 5 million people who get coverage through the law — and of those, 28 million through the marketplace.
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GIGOT: Can you pass that through the House -- do you plan to pass that through the House before the election or do you have to wait until next year?
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BIGGS: Well, it means that we have to do a resolution through the committee, through the floor, and then the attorney general gets to take and execute on that.
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The Bulldogs saw a 23-point lead midway through the third quarter dwindle to 24-20003 midway through the fourth quarter before holding on for a 22000-247 triumph.
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At this point you start trying to reconstruct in your head the different paths you've taken through the dialogue while working your way through the conversations again and again.
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I think hopefully they'll be able to have their voices heard through the town hall, through the petitions, through a lot of the work that we're trying to facilitate.
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The airline also has announced it would suspend service between Chengdu and Singapore through the end of the month, from mainland China to Vietnam through the end of March.
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It's a series where someone can crash his car in order to propel himself through the air just in time to catch someone who's also flying through the air.
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The idea would be you could hear play-by-play stuff from a basketball game, or get information on an art exhibit, through the app and through the buds.
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Consider The Apple Store App You can pre-order through the website or through the Apple Store app, which some swear by as being more reliable during heavy traffic.
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We've worn the bags fully loaded while slogging through the Scottish Highlands and pastoral Dutch dunes, bicycling through the streets of Amsterdam, and stand-up paddleboarding along its canals.
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" President Trump, speaking from Tokyo during his trip to Asia, called the shooting an "act of evil," and added: "Through the tears and through the sadness, we stand strong.
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The controller is appropriately controlled entirely through the physical buttons and also can connect to a user's smartphone if they want to route controls through the Aira mobile app.
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And that's even reflected in how the show reveals his villainy — not through the eyes of Syd, but through the eyes of David, who experiences it as a twist.
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They deplete pretty rapidly through the course of plotting your way through the galaxy, and you die if any of them runs out, so you have to take care.
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He raced back up the slope, scrabbling over low stone walls, and pelted through the sheepfold,past the garden and through the cloister, still gripping his apple branch swords.
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Facebook has the capability to track BOLO users' whereabouts by using their smartphone's location data collected through the Facebook app, or their IP address collected through the company's website.
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Brown says the fundamental problem is that the American political system — through the tax code, through monetary policy, through the turn from collective bargaining — has empowered corporations over workers.
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He had entered through the sliding glass door upstairs and left through the front door, Ms. Wardlow said, turning on the kitchen sink and stove fan for ambient noise.
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Kaine's leadership carried Virginia through the recession with minimal hardship via responsible budget cuts, and his even-keeled leadership carried the DNC through the majority of Obama's first term.
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The sandwiched molecules intercept the energy, and in response they start emitting visible light, photons, up through the transparent anode, up through the screen, and into my waiting eyes.
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All Obama politics should be filtered through the DNC, and all Party politics"—including existing organizations that support candidates for Congress and statehouses—"should be filtered through the DNC.
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These realizations seem simple, but when the world has pushed your grip on reality through the size zero prism, it's pretty hard to see the woods through the fat.
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Simply put, the techniques that got us through the 20 Simply put, the techniques that got us through the 0003th century won't get us very far into the 21st.
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"But if you take away the health care through the expansion of Medicaid, through the Affordable Care Act, it's a drop in the bucket to replace that," she said.
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We were following them through the streets of Paris; they just blocked all the traffic and went through red lights straight through the Arc de Triomphe... It was crazy.
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Shockwaves released by the sun can pass right through the heliopause into interstellar medium and cause disturbances, much like supernovae form shockwaves that travel through the space between stars.
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Some ambled through the labyrinthine, 6.8 million square-foot complex in near-total darkness, using flashlights on their phones to see through the abyss, as the Washington Post reported.
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And the only way to stop it is through the one government that has jurisdiction across the city and state borders where these guns travel through: the federal government.
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Workers had to push "two-wheeled tip carts" of coal through the city streets, which earned them a reputation as the first to discover clear routes through the snow.
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By that point, their numbers had grown to 65, and they kept walking through the Ramadan fast, taking no food or water through the 100-plus-degree daytime heat.
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But by a quarter of the way through the game, I'd developed a build for my Sword Legion that carried me through the rest of the campaign with ease.
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In addition, the money earned by China from Europe through the export of products will return to Europe through the export of services, creating a more balanced financial situation.
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"The unequivocal, No. 1 thing that came back through the research and through the student interviews was that we've got to address the dangerous hard-alcohol situation," he said.
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"We voted through the Spanish Flu pandemic, we voted through the Civil War, and we are capable of doing this, we just have commit to doing it," Norden said.
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I co-founded two separate startups just before downturns struck, yet I successfully navigated one through the 2000 dot-com bust and the second through the 2008 financial crisis.
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Trump administration officials say they hope to solve more crimes committed by immigrants through the increased collection of DNA from a group that can often slip through the cracks.
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Domestic Lives We moved in the middle of a summer thunderstorm, dashing through the rain to haul things through the front door of our new 150-year-old house.
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How it was put into play — as it played through the auction houses, as it played through the whole process of brand identification, as it existed as an object.
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Their phones capture them through the front-facing camera, and another device strapped to the back shoots outward, as if through the rear-facing camera, for the phone's POV.
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McConnell announced on Tuesday that he has the 85033 votes needed to force through the impeachment rules resolutions and punt a decision on witnesses until midway through the trial.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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"They are trying to sneak major changes in the law through the back door because they cannot get them through the front," he said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Through everything — through the forests, through the ravines, through troops of marauding lions, through famine, through war, through five years of excoriating parliamentary debate, muddled and marched the railway.
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He misses the energy that would pulse through the corridors before games where he sang the national anthem, his voice, a soulful tenor, resonating through the arena's uppermost reaches.
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You can manage your games in two ways: through the default sidebar on the left side of your screen, or through the tiles in the middle of the screen.
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Push the wire tip of the threader through the eye of the needle, slip your thread in the needle threader tip and pull through the eye of the needle.
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Well, half of our children coming into this in this world in America get preventative care, get prenatal care through the Affordable Care Act, through the expansion of Medicaid.
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The Collins plan needs 60 votes to move through the Senate (unlike the tax bill, which is being run through the reconciliation process and thus only requires 50 votes).
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" - Zack, 232 "Take cortisone; dance through the pain.
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I grew up during — and through — the revolution.
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The first is a hotel, so you just walk through the main entrance, or maybe through the bar, or up from the parking garage, or from the pool in back.
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"I doubt China will try to 'punish' the Philippines through the AIIB as this would seriously tarnish the AIIB and the goals China is pursuing through the AIIB," said Cook.
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There's nothing like the feeling of a community that supports and lifts each other up through the years, challenging each other, through the ebbs and flows of everyone's creative journeys.
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"You can only shove so much through the airports that were not operational; you can only shove so much through the shipping ports that were not operational," he told CNN.
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Essentially, this ship is without a captain to guide and lead through the country through the next patch of rough waters as the country prepares toe leave the European Union.
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When we had a consensus around what had happened, we announced it not through the White House or through me but through the intelligence communities that carried out these investigations.
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Every time North Korea has tested an atomic weapon underground, the explosion has released a wave of seismic energy that moves through the ground like sound moves through the air.
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He says that Snap's human ad sales folks get credit for ads their clients buy through the platform to help minimize drama between selling by hand or through the API.
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Perhaps it's just a sampling error; the Packers, for example, put two players through the protocol for Week 17 and had three players working through the protocol during training camp.
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Even if a patient can't actually go through the motions, imagining that they are doing so through the avatar helps activate damaged areas of the brain trigger new neural activity.
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"I can't thank you guys enough for supporting me through the emotional bear journey," she added in another Tuesday clip, filmed while the actress made her way through the airport.
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In post-deployment interviews dispersed through the show, the veterans we've followed through the earlier footage talk about what they've experienced, and how it has affected their lives back home.
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Obama will need to offer a road map through the minefields of mourning but, even more importantly, the lode stars to navigate us through the discrimination and fear enveloping America.
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Water can pass through the cells themselves, it can pass through holes in the lining, or it can pass through the junctions that normally seal the space between the cells.
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CYCLING THROUGH THE TULIPS ... The cycle touring marketplace Tripsite is offering eight-day Tulip Tours that combine biking and barge cruising through the blooming fields of Holland in early April.
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It runs through the backbone of the genre's history, through the elaborate puzzles and mazes of classic text adventures, through shackles in interrogators' chambers and women immured by fairytale contracts.
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She leaves the Red House through the back entrance, which leads to the road through the rice field, where Shay can hear the tootling horn of the Frenchman's dune buggy.
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He winds through the socialism of Jack London and Karl Marx, through the art of Rembrandt and J.M.W. Turner, through Wagner's triumphal music and Victor Klemperer's analyses of fascist language.
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Today, there are 30 pairs of black eagles in the park, Mr. Brebner said as we entered Matobo through the main gate and followed a dirt track through the bush.
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We think we're alone while we're buzzing through the mists of cyberspace — that a Google search is akin to thumbing through the Yellow Pages, because it feels just as solitary.
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Without its membership, Swiss airlines would need to gain their certifications through another member state or through the Agency, and any dispute would need to be resolved through the ECJ.
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Budiansky goes through the mass of Holmes's state court opinions and tells previously untold tales of Holmes's several years of experience as a trial judge riding circuit through the state.
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We need gloves and face masks to keep health care providers safe through the treatment process so we can keep those same hospitals staffed through the coming months of crisis.
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We need gloves and face masks to keep health care providers safe through the treatment process so we can keep those same hospitals staffed through the coming months of crisis.
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"The best way for us to win, and if you look at how we just won the House, it was through the middle, not through the left," Mr. Gottheimer said.
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We dress the doll together, stuffing its pudgy arms through the sleeves, then I push Mom in her wheelchair through the gardens so she can show everyone its new outfit.
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Though both bills are funded through the Department of Education, if the CHOICE Act advances through the legislative process, it would most likely be attached to the annual defense budget.
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You&aposre not only putting your workout gear through the ringer at the gym, but you&aposre also going to be putting it through the laundry quite a few times.
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Amazon Key is meant to be a secure way for people to let delivery people in through the front door through the combination of internet-connected video cameras and locks.
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Trump has a keen eye toward how his efforts look to the public through the lens of television as well as on the video clips that stream through the internet.
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You know, whenever -- when the cycle hits, obviously it's going to effect the bank, but we will manage through the cycle just like we did right through the last one.
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You can buy the tag at participating Wendy's locations, through the Wendy's app, or on DoorDash for a one-time purchase of $2 now through the end of the year.
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Midway through the news conference on Monday, an alarm blared through the firehouse with a report of smoke in a nearby building, halting the presentation and sending firefighters hustling outside.
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It passes through the body as a series of articulations that melt and ripple through the joints, creating an image of a person dancing not on land but in water.
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You have those in society that like to tell the story of the Civil War exclusively through the eyes of the Confederacy and not through the eyes of enslaved people.
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There are some improvements that can be made through the executive order process and through the regulatory process, but that by no means takes away the need for comprehensive legislation.
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"I stopped to respond to a text message that I had gotten from a friend and I think that's basically what saved me from being hit, because as I looked up, this truck was barreling through the market and through the stalls and through the crowd coming almost at me," she said.
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Previously, to access your most commonly used apps you still had to go through the main menu or sift through the Google Play store for a separate widget app or comb through the thousands of Wear OS watch faces for one that lets you customize complications without melting your eyes with its hideousness.
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It portrays various characters through the text, through the music — for an improvising quintet and the strings of the Mivos Quartet, reading notated passages — and through the movements of the Japanese dancer Satoshi Haga, who started his work long before the first notes of the piece, moving ultra-slowly toward the stage.
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About halfway through the intimate performance, pianist Conrad Tao appeared on the distant stage, the light notes of his playing only sporadically heard through the staccato of the string ensemble music.
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Quick: You know, you've always said that you're not a technology investor, and now when you start looking through the earnings, through the holdings... Buffett: Say, I'm not a technology investor.
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The book starts at the beginning, with a section on music through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, and then proceeds through the various periods—Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modernist and beyond.
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Mostly we got dressed up and then ran wild — down halls, up stairs, down stairs, taking over the building, high on sugar, swatting through the fake cobwebs strewn through the hallways.
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They include funding teachers' salaries at schools in the Gaza Strip through the United Nations Palestinian Refugee Agency UNRWA and micro loans to female farmers through the Palestine Fair Trade Association.
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With dozens of other participants in the US immigration system, we pass through the big white security tent, open our bags, take off our belts, and go through the metal detectors.
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As Candid grows and opens more physical locations, it wouldn't be surprising if the company starts to try to funnel more people through the door than through the virtual shopping cart.
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When it came to light that this person worked through the weekend to produce the forecast, my co-founders told me it's never acceptable for someone to work through the weekend.
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The free flow of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is of international importance because one-fifth of all global crude exports pass through the narrow waterway between Iran and Oman.
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If you want to explain the rise of Gilead, doing so through the perspectives of Serena Joy and Nick makes more sense than doing so through the perspective of, say, Emily.
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Passing through the front door, I felt I went from lawyer to drill sergeant, tasked with getting my boys through the evening routine so that I could get back to work.
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Once you find safe passage for them through the fence, through the kill zone around the fence, then the getaway car on the other side is one we all agree on.
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Apple devices also have a Do Not Disturb mode, which you can switch on through the moon icon on the Control Center or through the Do Not Disturb menu in Settings.
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You're drawing a line on a grid, yes, but you must draw said line through the whole dang grid, accounting for escalating roadblocks as you progress through the game's 40 levels.
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Since the Nigerian government had already banned rice importation into the country through the land borders, the commodity is still being smuggled into the country through the border with Benin Republic.
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Laura Magnusson – Blue Magnusson's Blue is a single channel video of the artist, shot on a seafloor, moving arduously through the water as she burrows through the afterlife of sexual violence.
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Users are prompted to click through the project's pages, sifting through the buzzwords to complete quizzes, all with the aim of earning just what every teen really wants: an FBI certificate.
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Indeed, what he's achieved at home hasn't been delivered through the art of the deal so much as through the art of undoing, through executive action, the work of his predecessor.
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Oklahoma City took the lead for good midway through the second quarter and then steadily built its edge through the next quarter and a half before New Orleans made its run.
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"We need the help of The Heritage Foundation and everyone here tonight to get our tax cuts through the House, through the Senate and to my desk for signature," Trump said.
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Read highlighted his first multi-point game of the season when he scored through the legs of Halak midway through the third period to give Philadelphia a commanding 3-0 advantage.
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Fitch's ratings for BXP assume that it will continue to manage leverage closer to its 6.5x-7.0x target through-the-cycle despite the projections of lower leverage through the rating horizon.
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Wending their way through the police barricade, they presented their Amazon badges in the lobby and disappeared through the turnstiles, back to the grind of robots and conveyor belts and Christmas.
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As of Wednesday night, Mr. Bouckaert said, migrants appeared to be leaving Idomeni for other points within Greece as word of the blocked route through the Balkans rippled through the encampments.
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The fighters, some of whom spoke Russian, left their posts in the upstairs bedrooms and retreated through the next-door house via holes they had knocked through the walls, Fathi said.
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Rather than getting skewered by straights through the guard, it allows a fighter to easily parry strikes well ahead of their target by forcing the opponent to fire 'through the window'.
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On the other hand, Ward, Hinojos, and Hajjar planted their feet and plowed through the songs, keeping the train on the track while their other members ran wildly through the cars.
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Emerging from the near-sterile environment of the uterus, babies make their way through the microorganisms that live their mothers' vaginas and anuses as they are squeezed through the birth canal.
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Chinese web products are gaining global reach, Todt said, both through the spread of popular apps like TikTok and through the outsourcing of China's closed, state-run version of the internet.
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If you go back through the list of recent mass atrocities, for instance, you don't see many killers buying guns through the supposed "gun show loophole" or without a background check.
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The application to the 287(g) program said that between two and six foreign-born inmates pass through the jail in a month; 3,000 people a year go through the jail.
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As the police defensively barricaded themselves inside the bar, the fight — since variously termed a riot, an uprising, a rebellion — spread through the Village, then through the country, then through history.
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Teska immediately tried to apply for unemployment benefits both through the website of New York State's Labor Department and through the Labor Department's hotline — and was unsuccessful for 23 days straight.
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The fate and future of the extensive trail system through the Columbia Gorge — the Pacific Crest Trail from Canada to Mexico also passes through the fire zone — is uncertain for now.
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In April, Beijing condemned a French decision to send a frigate through the strait as illegal, and China has also been upset by U.S. navy ships passing through the same waterway.
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Groups in Idaho and Utah are already working through the process of getting Medicaid expansion initiatives on next year's ballots, hoping to follow Maine's path after failing through the legislative route.
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It opens with the show's best pairing: an episode seen half through the eyes of Noah (Dominic West), former husband, and half through the eyes of Helen (Maura Tierney), former wife.
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Many in the center of the capital saw his death through the prism of their difficult daily lives — not through the lens of history that Mr. Mugabe's fellow African leaders emphasized.
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But the plan has won groans from House conservatives, meaning Republicans will probably need Democratic votes to move the package not only through the Senate, but through the House as well.
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On Sunday, firefighters were digging through the ruins of the warehouse, where people had gathered for an electronic dance show on Friday when flames ripped through the building, collapsing the floors.
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That project is counted among the 6900,2628 units have already completed conversion through the RAD program and another 28503,22019 units have been authorized and are working their way through the process.
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"The concept that either a House bill can be shoved through the Senate or a Senate bill can be shoved through the House just doesn't tend to work," Diaz-Balart said.
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Because Republicans will need Democratic votes to get a bill through the Senate — and quite possibly through the House, the minority party thinks it has added reasons for confidence this fall.
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"We all get put through the ringer, we all get put through the meat-grinder in this town, and you're no exception and I'm sorry that happened to you," Acosta said.
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And you don't have to go through the process of going through an insurance company, having them give you approval, going through the paperwork, all of the delay that may require.
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She'd planned to come last fall, but "she was afraid she would cry through the whole thing and I was afraid I would cry through the whole thing," Ms. Schreck said.
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"The people who are moving through the green card process are people who've gone through the process legally over a period of time," Tillis said, defending the provision targeting chain migration.
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They're definitely … the sands are going through the hourglass.
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" Kristin rifles through the mail, "Some deer hunting thing.
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Hamline offers this through the Keystone Community Services' Foodmobile .
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Color -- human color -- slowly flows through the baby's body.
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Wild weather blowing through the city - stay safe, Seattle!
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His trial started Monday ... and went through the weekend.
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We marched through the fog in our black boots . . .
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The House appropriations committee — through the leadership of Rep.
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A little more than halfway through the season, his . .
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That pathology — our own pathology — continued through the trial.
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Looking through the Distraction Becky topic and I — pic.twitter.
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" I hear my mother exclaim through the receiver. "Sweetheart!
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" Fandoms, she adds, "get passed down through the family.
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I'm going through the roof," Trump told "Fox & Friends.
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Click through the gall ... it's a sight to behold.
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It does so through "the algorithm" — YouTube's recommendation engine.
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" The driver glanced at her through the rearview. "What?
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The end result for Amazon was that the Echo Dot became a top seller across its site and by manufacturers through the Black Friday weekend, and through the holidays, Amazon recently said.
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Right now, the only ways to enable an Alexa skill is to tell it to (assuming you know the skill), enable it through the Skills Store website, or through the Alexa app.
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GOP lawmakers and their staff, from the senior leadership through the various committee chairs, have moved through the policy and legislative process before -- albeit with little success when Obama was in office.
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These individuals sometimes use special devices called bone anchored hearing aids, which transmit sound through bone vibration directly through the cochlea (the inner ear), rather than through the outer and middle ears.
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Dig into your advisor's background by performing a search through the SEC's website and through the BrokerCheck website administered by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, a self-regulatory organization that oversees brokers.
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As most sprinters' heels barely touch the ground throughout the race, the ultra-light footwear features denser knit through the body of the shoe for support and lighter knit through the heel.
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As he walks through the process, he also uses the opportunity to talk viewers through the stereotypes associated with Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome, a condition that affects blood vessels, soft tissues, and bones.
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Starting early next year, Target customers who want to order their groceries through the Shipt service will have to pay for a Shipt membership and order through the startup's website or app.
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"One of the underpinnings is that through the diversity efforts and through the efforts of others, we have gotten the whole company to be much more focused on root issues," Williams said.
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"Don't you want to stop to get food?" a stumbling blonde asks her friend, who tows her through the crowd hand-in-hand like a mother dragging her kid through the mall.
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Those reforms, which the government forced through the lower house of parliament without a vote to dodge a rebellion, have infuriated trade unions and driven a wedge through the ruling Socialist Party.
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Whether sneaking through the streets of occupied Paris or smashing through the doors of a heavily guarded research laboratory, Youngblood is constantly moving, engaging, and full of moments that made me smile.
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Modest single-digit revenue growth follows in 103 and 2019 as revenue from contract gains slightly outpace losses; --Modest acquisitions annually through the forecast period; --No equity issuance through the forecast period.
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The scary incident went down around 4 AM Thursday, and the video shows the 18-wheeler first slam through the front gate at full speed ... then plow through the Ranch's front door.
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Following the rate reductions in late 22019, the economy narrowly averted recession and continued expanding through the remainder of 22020-21996, through the dotcom bubble, until it entered recession in April 22006.
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That would effectively ensure that the gas Russia plans to send to Europe through the second line of its Black Sea pipeline will pass through the country, the Bulgarian energy minister said.
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In late March, the U.S. sent Navy and Coast Guard ships through the Taiwan Strait, as part of an increase in the frequency of movement through the waterway — despite opposition from Beijing.
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It is a frequent sight across the camp: A young migrant boy trailing through the thick mud, dragging a blanket full of wet firewood to get him and others through the night.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments that May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action - FFO adjusted net leverage maintained at or under 2x through the cycle and through the peak of capacity additions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States sent two Navy ships through the Taiwan Strait on Monday as the U.S. military increased the frequency of movement through the strategic waterway despite opposition from China.
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Supply could pick up through the rest of the year, however, because of a drop in yields that led to a wave of refinancings that could continue through the summer, Mousseau said.
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Near the ear is a bone conduction headphone, which delivers sound through the bones in the skull so as not to interfere with the ability to hear sounds naturally through the air.
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"This will be the first time in the history of this country since 1973 that we will successfully pass a war powers resolution through the Senate and through the House," Khanna said.
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How to answer the patient, who is now taking long slow breaths, in through the nose, out through the mouth, as the drum of the stethoscope makes checkers moves across his back.
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Central Park is a pastoral autumn scene, all reds and yellows, and as you swing through the city the warm light of sundown filters through the spindly branches of half-naked trees.
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"This will be the first time in the history of this country since 1973 that we will successfully pass a war powers resolution through the Senate and through the House," Khanna said.
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" Carrie Ann Inaba echoed Tonioli's comments: "You're in a class of your own as far as I'm concerned in the way that you articulate yourself through the movement and through the dance.
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If walking through the Flower District wasn't a pleasant enough intro to the Moxy Chelsea, passing through the lovely Putnam & Putnam flower shop holding court in the hotel entrance certainly will be.
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Ideally, they plan to pass this new legislation through the Senate early next week, then through the House, getting it on Trump's desk before Christmas, in line with their ambitious initial timeline.
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Users will be able to access existing downloads through the store and access purchases via third-parties, but beginning this week, they'll no longer be able to buy apps through the store.
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Our struggle with Beijing, if successful, can help China's leaders begin to accept the need for authority earned through the moral admiration of the world, not through the barrel of a gun.
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Rowe's team's approach was to tell stories through layers—first through the mission objective and physical setting, and then through the manner in which NPCs (non-player characters) interact with that setting.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend … Tomorrow (Tuesday): Some showers are likely to pass through the region, probably between the morning and midafternoon, but more often than not it's dry.
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It's almost every big decision that's coming through the Justice Department now has to be sent through the White House and checked out with the president and then do the President's bidding.
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He's the barely intelligible growl through the telephone, or just glimpsed in the scrum of bodies moving through the maze of cubicles, but also in every action of every character we meet.
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It runs on Ethereum, a technology created for secure Bitcoin transactions — it monitors energy flows through the system and allows residents to buy and sell energy through the peer-to-peer network.
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"The real challenge in this program has been 'can we get through the wall' and today we punched through the wall and came out the other side in great shape," Beck said.
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Above all, here you can catch a glimpse of history as seen through the eyes of a venerable newspaper whose legacy lives on through The International New York Times — and this collection.
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If we really wanted to secure the border, our first priority should be to make it easier for them to arrive through the front door rather than sneak in through the back.
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What was lost in efficiency through the use of simple mirrors was regained through the development of sophisticated tracking software; the mirrors closely track the sun as it moves across the sky.
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The National Hurricane Center predicted that Florence's outer bands — and tropical-force winds — would begin to arrive Thursday morning, with the rest of the storm plowing through the area through the weekend.
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Michèle Gates Moresi: Images in this book span the 21861s through the 21865s: from the period of slavery through the Civil War, Emancipation, and Reconstruction, and through the rise of Jim Crow and white supremacy and World War I. African Americans faced extreme challenges to their welfare, and they continuously fought for equal rights and social justice.
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" — Lauren Taylor BLACK BEAR CAUGHT ON VIDEO STEALING DONUTS FROM FAMILY&aposS GARAGE "She roused and knew just what to do.... walking out through the open doors, through the yard, across the creek, and through the empty field behind us exactly as we had shown her," said Taylor, adding she has "extensive experience working with energy and animals.
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The basis of that community, he argues, is a trio of political settlements, each achieved by violence: the rejection of monarchic rule through the acceptance of the idea of the consent of the governed; the rejection of religious intolerance through the acceptance of freedom of conscience; and the rejection of slavery through the acceptance of political equality.
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If you need some refreshers, check of the Atlantic's review of some cool eruptions, browse through the Global Volcanism Program's Weekly Volcanic Activity Reports or flip back through the posts here on Eruptions.
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And even as House lawmakers worked through the night Wednesday and into the morning Thursday pushing through the health care bill, the White House and House Republican leaders continued their coordinated lobbying effort.
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A word of advice if you haven't played through the story and are reading this spoiler-loaded piece: DO NOT SKIP THROUGH THE VENDOR INTERACTION WITH ANA RIGHT AFTER THE LOUD ROAR CUTSCENE.
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Patrick RempeRempe, 24, drove his 2002 Toyota through the front door of Indian River County Jail's Building C. That didn't work, so he backed out and then tried to go through the fence.
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BECKY QUICK: You know, you've always said that you're not a technology investor, and now when you start looking through the earning-- through the holdings— WARREN BUFFETT: Say, I'm not a technology investor.
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Through the entire game, you'll chase people through the streets, tail suspects, gather evidence, fight endless amounts of goons, and try to get confessions out of people to unravel the mysteries of Kamurocho.
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"What you're seeing and you're going to continue to see not just through the Cabinet but through the entire thing is a diversity in gender, diversity in thinking diversity of ideology," he said.
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The role builds on her previous work as an advocate for children's education around the world through the Global Partnership for Education and through the Clara Lionel Foundation, which she started in 2012.
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Through the use of virtual reality-style gear and miniportals resembling old-school boomboxes, they're able to reach through the membrane of reality and into the world layered on top of their own.
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According to the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, c-sections require that two major incisions be made: one through the skin and abdominal wall, and another through the wall of the uterus.
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The TP-Link integration lets users turn on specific devices connected through the company's plugs, while LIFX bulbs can be turned on and off, dimmed and have their colors changed through the app.
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The expert can virtually see what the technician is seeing through the HoloLens, and walk them through the repair without leaving the office, even circling parts and providing other annotations in real time.
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He said that through the SDK, Mapbox actually has more sensors on the road than almost any other company (Google Maps is till the monster here, through the data they collect with Android).
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