The tiny tyrant furiously took after her, set to attack.
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Previously, Apple's podcast page UI took after the old iTunes design.
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Instead, Janssen took after enforcers like Tony Twist and Kelly Chase.
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Or maybe he took after his character and vanished... to the Upside Down.
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It did not disclose the steps it took after the man contacted Uber.
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Zoe took after both of her parents, launching an acting and music career.
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Simpson told PEOPLE in 2018 that Ella took after her mother, and Alexander his father.
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Bella Hadid took after her sister with her own short wig, except hers is dark.
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He was not penalized for that weird jog he took after crashing the other day.
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It is unclear what actions, if any, American officials took after the ambassador's remarks in Paris.
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She is currently retracing the journey her family took after fleeing Iraq during the Gulf War.
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Murray came close to losing his very first service game, which he took after five deuces.
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Anyway the answer is some dump a sultan took after eating a bar of solid gold.
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"She was outgoing, personable, made friends everywhere she went, and her kids took after her," Tate continued.
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Last year, Boeing took after-tax charges on the 747 and tanker totaling more than $1.3 billion.
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Comey's detailed testimony was based on notes he took after his one-on-one conversations with Trump.
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The father and the girls have wet hair from the hot showers they took after the beach.
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Asked which parent their firstborn child took after most, Sofia replied, "He's a mixture of us both!"
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Mr. Trump's speech was in stark contrast to the approach Mr. Bush took after the 2001 attacks.
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She brought him rice porridge and slowly increased the number of pills that he took after eating.
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Korean shares also erased the remainder of the hit they took after Trump's tariff warnings last week.
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Mr. Roger-Petit did not say how long it took after May 1 for that to happen.
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She posted a series of pictures she took after her dad gave her permission to do his makeup.
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Too sentimental for some listeners, who took after Barbaro on social media, on blogs and in my inbox.
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Here's the route Ayala took: "After visiting over 20 clinics, I was finally given some treatment options," he says.
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Fortunately my wife has environmental intelligence, and our children took after her, so they also have some environmental intelligence.
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Unfortunately, you always took after your father— see, a long time ago the doctor charted the paths of blood.
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New mom Kylie Jenner's daughter also took after her father Jacques Webster — known better by his stage name Travis Scott.
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Today, Hooper-Campbell is eBay's chief diversity officer, a job he took after running diversity efforts at Google and Uber.
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Commercial agriculture has not recovered from the hit it took after 2000 from Mugabe's seizures of land from white farmers.
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It's like if Team Fortress and League of Legends had a baby, but the baby mostly took after Team Fortress.
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Even with Thursday's rise, Hain's stock has yet to fully recover from the pounding it took after the August bombshell.
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Cohn is director of the National Economic Council, a job he took after nearly three decades working at Goldman Sachs.
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The official is replacing Dermot Shea, who took after as police commissioner this month following the resignation of James O'Neill.
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New mom Kylie Jenner's daughter Stormi also took after her father Jacques Webster — known better by his stage name Travis Scott.
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It's an unusual job for a psychotherapist — and the first one I took after graduating with a PhD in clinical psychology.
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He took after his fellow statesmen who had won the White House before him and opted for a front-porch campaign.
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"I told you this before, but I cannot believe the path my life took after our lives intersected," she continued, crying.
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She described to Business Insider her experience in Italy during the pandemic and provided pictures she took after the lockdown began.
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Ramos is hoping to get power fully restored quicker than the six months it took after Hurricane Hugo hit in 1969.
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Reportedly, West was not a fan of the darker turn the Batman franchise took after his own tenure under the cowl.
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In 2014, in spite of the strong hit that government revenues took after the crisis, per-pupil spending is still at $11,009.
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On offense we took after the Canucks' Daniel and Henrik Sedin: telepathic wonder twins whose trickery left opponents both amazed and infuriated.
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Business Insider spoke with graduates of Harvard, Stanford, Columbia, and more to learn about the steps they took after getting a degree.
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He said his early interest in foreign cultures was forged during a gap year in the Middle East he took after graduation.
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Lavoie said Karen's brother, Stephen, was the outgoing one—much like their "jovial, larger than life" dad—while Karen took after Adele.
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On the show, Bennett was questioned about a selfie the two took after the alleged assault, which reportedly shows them in bed topless.
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They tracked down two brothers Smollett allegedly paid to carry out the incident through cabs and rideshares they took after the reported attack.
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But the Million Man March—and the steps the NPS and Congress took after the event—illustrate just how political crowd counting can become.
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The reason why I gave them and offered them to Andrea, which she took after examining them, was because she was talking about stress.
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Tata Motors' share price struggled to recover from the hammering it took after it wrote down £3.1bn ($4bn) at its Jaguar Land Rover subsidiary.
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In addition to starring roles on the Disney Channel, Cameron took after Jo Ann and was a champion of human and civil rights causes.
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That is the approach Ryan Pittington took after buying his first apartment, an $855,000 two-bedroom, one-bathroom near the Castro in San Francisco.
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She was charming yet reserved; I was more like my extravagantly emotional alcoholic father, whom I feared I took after in too many ways.
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The campaign's bold marketing took after the famed book, which contains contrarian advice on entrepreneurship and "how to build the future," Politico's Eliana Johnson reported.
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Video from CNN affiliate KFOX showed the path the truck took after leaving the interstate, along with mowed down trees and a smashed brick wall.
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"At one point he saw me and took after me with his knife, I guess because he didn't have any more ammunition," Guibbert told Reuters.
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Spotify's complaint to regulators also included allegations beyond Apple's fees, including steps that Spotify said Apple took after it quit using the App Store's payment mechanism.
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He plans to return to work in a few weeks as a manager at an oil and gas company, a job he took after leaving firefighting.
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Lori Beer, CIOLori Beer, 51, is the chief information officer of JPMorgan, a role she took after working as the CIO of the investment banking arm.
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I removed an Ambien pill from the little silver box my mother had used to house the pills she took after the death of my father.
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Pinterest's share price struggled to recover from the battering it took after the company reported a bigger-than-expected quarterly loss and a sales forecast below estimates.
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That was a period before Obama instituted deportation priorities -- a move that he only took after discussions to reform the nation's immigration policies fell apart in Congress.
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That, Lartigue said, would reduce the time it took after an arrest to get a statement of probable cause notarized and sent to a judge for review.
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It was the first actions Bilzerian took after he fled his position on the concert stage with country singer Jake Owen, a longtime friend since Little League.
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As the story goes, this new one is based on a shopping trip Ariana took—after giving her engagement ring back to Pete Davidson—with a few pals.
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Makes sense, Broner's been talking A LOT of crap about our neighbors to the south for years ... starting with the shot he took after a fight in 2014.
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He has no regrets about the direction his life took after his speech at the convention and has fully accepted his role as the activist he has become.
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Khadijeh, 36, was arrested with her niece Ayasheh, 19 in a taxi they took after attending a protest outside the state broadcaster's building in Ahvaz, family members said.
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Some people — including me — were a bit surprised at first with the route she took after finishing the Harry Potter series, but in hindsight it makes beautiful sense.
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But the job that really sticks out in Rudd's mind was one he took after he graduated from the University of Kansas with a theater degree in 1992.
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A few weeks after the Harvey Weinstein story broke, the Reader Center shared women's stories describing the steps they took after sexual assault, to find healing and justice.
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Facebook is reopening its app review process Facebook will re-open its app review process following the pause it took after the Cambridge Analytica crisis — welcome news for developers.
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Trump also dismissed criticisms he took after saying at a rally Saturday that he could shoot somebody in the middle of a crowded street and not lose any supporters.
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The Democrats mauled the character and record of Judge Bork, then they took after Judge Doug Ginsberg, and finally relented when Judge Anthony Kennedy was picked by President Reagan.
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Graham — the name she took after a subsequent marriage — struggled to make ends meet, taking on side jobs like painting lettering on bank windows, designing letterheads and modeling furs.
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Talk In June, you were hired as chief brand officer for Uber, a job you took after months of controversy over legal, workplace and personnel issues at the company.
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Yahoo required all of its customers to reset their passwords - a stronger measure than it took after the previous breach was discovered, when it only recommended a password reset.
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"The decision to engage in these discussions with Groupe Renault was the right one and one we took after much preparation on many fronts," John Elkann wrote in the letter.
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She is currently taking a sabbatical from her job at a fact-checking organization in London to retrace the journey her family took after fleeing Iraq during the Gulf War.
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However, given the hammering that Salesforce stock took after-hours Wednesday and the expectation of lower oil prices in the future, Cramer anticipated that the selling will continue into Thursday.
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Born July 12, 1938, in Tokyo to a graphic designer and a homemaker, Ishioka was a visual storyteller who took after her father's profession and her mother's forsaken creative endeavors.
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Mr. Bratton said the department would be proceeding with an "abundance of caution," describing its responses as similar to the steps it took after Officers Liu and Ramos were killed.
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In The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, players will explore some of the journey Smeagol took after finding the One Ring, but before his encounter with Bilbo Baggins changed everything.
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"The decision to engage in these discussions with Groupe Renault was the right one and one we took after much preparation on many fronts," John Elkann wrote in the letter.
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Police initially treated the attack as a hate crime and were able to ascertain the men's identities, in part, through cabs and rideshares that they took after the attack, Cmdr.
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Interior's inspector general also announced in October that it is investigating his travel practices, including a charter flight he took after meeting with the hockey team and traveling to Montana.
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But where Broady was private and mostly kept himself holed up in his wiretapping lair, Corbally took after Cohn — embracing the social and political access that his client list brought him.
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According to Mr Warmbier's parents, the North Koreans told their American counterparts that his coma was induced by a sleeping pill that he took after contracting botulism, a food-borne illness.
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Brooklyn — who was recently linked to YouTube personality Lexy Panterra after splitting from girlfriend Chloë Grace Moretz — took after his father David Beckham as he showed off his plethora of tattoos.
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Some of the most threatened export markets rallied the hardest, with South Korea up 0.03 percent, snapping a four-day decline and erasing all the losses it took after Trump's announcement.
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Parts of the proposal are similar to the action Australia took after its worst mass shooting, in 22015 — changes that have been linked to fewer gun deaths in the subsequent years.
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In some ways, he took after the Neoconcrete artists of Rio de Janeiro a decade earlier, particularly Hélio Oiticica and Lygia Clark, with a shared emphasis on texture, physicality, and enveloping installations.
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At a rally in Virginia on Sunday, Rubio took after Trump saying, "He's like 6'2" which is why I don't understand why his hands are the size of someone who is 5'2″.
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The officer who fired the shots, identified as SWAT team member Jonathan Aledda, is defending the action he took after police responded to an emergency call about an armed man threatening suicide.
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But Ryanair has reduced air fares to Spain by up to 7 percent, in a similar precautionary step to the one it took after attacks in London, Paris and Brussels, O'Leary said.
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But he lacks the deep background in economics of some of his predecessors, and he has expressed skepticism in the past about the unconventional measures that the Fed took after the recession.
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I was three to four months into my first pregnancy, a somewhat new 22-year-old, and a tad hormonal, which might account for the confrontational tone I took after hearing her words.
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AIG's current CEO Peter Hancock said in March that he would step down from his position, a decision he took after the insurer's poor financial performance frustrated shareholders and the board of directors.
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Iran has dismissed both moves - which the United States said it took after U.S. intelligence signaled possible preparations by Tehran to attack U.S. forces or interests - as "psychological warfare" designed to intimidate it.
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When Machkovech finally received his receipt, he said he discovered he had been charged for both the loose banana and avocado left outside the restroom, but not the items he took after changing.
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Some police officers who had doubled up for safety — a precaution many departments took after the fatal shootings of five officers in Dallas in July — "were also observed off-post," the release said.
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"The biggest step I took after raising our Series B was to show everyone in the company that raising more money doesn't mean that we spend any differently," Daily Harvest founder Rachel Drori said.
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Financial conglomerate Baoneng, its largest shareholder, is seeking the removal of Vanke's board - a step it took after Vanke announced a $6.9 billion deal with white knight Shenzhen Metro Group that would dilute Baoneng's stake.
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Although each of her and Consuelos' offspring — Michael, 19, Lola 15, and Joaquin, 13 — took after their father in the dark hair department, they each visibly resemble both parents, who have been married for 20 years.
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Racing has long been a big part of Colton Herta's family life, so it was not much of a surprise when he took after his IndyCar-driving father and began racing go-karts as a boy.
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The report details egregious evidence of obstruction, emphasizing the pattern of conduct that the president took after James Comey, then the F.B.I. director, confirmed the bureau's investigation into possible links between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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"Money is power," as Jackie once said to Jack Warnecke, the lover she took after Kennedy's death — the architect who designed the gravesite memorial at Arlington, and whom she later left for the unassailably rich Onassis.
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Comey held a packed and tense hearing room at attention as he recounted his version of the interactions leading up to his dismissal — and the steps he took after the president fired him, on May 9.
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"The United States is in danger of taking the same path it took after the 9/11 terror attacks, which led to a decade of economic stagnation in the travel and tourism sector," Mr. Scowsill said.
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Dressed in a Japanese kimono she bought on a bucket-list trip she took after being diagnosed in 2013, she swallowed a combination of morphine, pentobarbital and chloral hydrate prescribed by her doctor at 6:45 p.m.
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Many market watchers, including top economists and some of the world's biggest asset managers, believe that the extraordinary measures the Fed took after the Great Recession have fundamentally altered the market and things are different this time.
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She was diagnosed with mild, non-contagious bacterial pneumonia, her doctor said, a step the campaign took after the candidate had to take three days off the campaign trail after nearly collapsing at an event on Sunday.
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"A particular concern to all of us is that the FBI [Hostage Rescue Team] operators did not disclose their shots to our investigators, nor did they disclose specific actions that they took after the shooting," Nelson said.
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The United States is set to exit the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty in August, a move the Trump administration took after it repeatedly accused Moscow of violating that 1987 pact by deploying new nuclear-capable missiles.
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And Sanders this year sued the DNC for briefly blocking his campaign's access to shared voter data –– a step the party took after news broke that a Sanders aide had accessed separate data owned by Clinton's campaign.
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"I put undercover agents in mosques for the first time in January 1994," Giuliani said on Wednesday, an action he took after the February 1993 truck bombing of the World Trade Center that killed six and injured hundreds.
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But McCabe said in a Friday night statement that he believed he was "singled out" over the events he witnessed and actions he took after the firing of former FBI Director James Comey, whom Trump fired in May.
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Included there are artifacts and accounts of the pioneers' Oregon Trail; the route the Mormons took after they were driven from Illinois and Missouri; and the path to California followed by those drawn by visions of gold nuggets.
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GOP lawmakers argue they are not trying to uncover the identity of the whistleblower, but want to know the steps that Vindman took after the call and whether he appropriately reported his concerns up the chain of command.
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The company also had a relatively small list of investors: it raised $10 million in 2006 from Enterprise Partners and Shepherd Ventures, but a private equity round that it took after that has all been repaid to those backers.
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He did that on television, in 1994, when he appeared on "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" and was quizzed about how Tiffany resembled him and how she took after her mother, Marla Maples, who sat next to him.
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The study, commissioned by the Princeton Battlefield Society, a leading opponent of the housing plan, posits that a famous back road to Princeton that Washington's men took after their victory at the Battle of Trenton traversed the institute's planned construction site.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Madison Sawyer, 20, was determined to quit the temporary job she took after graduating with honors from Santa Fe College in December and find a permanent position, but so far she is stuck making $10 an hour.
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Amid a war of words with President Donald Trump, Rapinoe has also become a meme, with many on social media resharing a photo of a celebratory pose the athlete, 33, took after her second goal in America's quarterfinals match against France.
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Throughout his memoir, which is mostly based on notes he took after his meetings and conversations with the president, Comey takes several jabs at Trump, calling his presidency a "forest fire" and poking fun at his hand size and complexion.
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Moscow said on Tuesday that it had delivered the S-300, a decision it took after accusing Israel of indirect responsibility for the downing of a Russian spy plane by Syrian forces as they fired on attacking Israeli jets last month.
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Those probes found that a $12,000 private flight he took after a meeting with a professional hockey team could have been avoided and that the security detail he took on a family vacation to Greece and Turkey cost taxpayers $25,000.
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At the March 5 session, according to one of the sources, Mueller made the case that only Trump himself can talk about what his intent was regarding certain actions he took after assuming the presidency, which remains the Mueller team's position.
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Business Insider spoke with eight startup founders to learn the biggest steps they took after raising capital and why they took those steps, whether they hired on new team members, purchased new software, or invested in product development, marketing, or design.
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And the defendants charged in the United States are accused, in part, of returning to a version of the gas-for-gold scheme — a course of action Turkish investigators say the men took after they had spoken with Mr. Erdogan.
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The only other step Mr. Trump took after Parkland was to create the school safety commission, which is overseen by Betsy DeVos, the secretary of education, the kind of move he seemed to ridicule just days before he made it.
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Perhaps the most dramatic homage was a three-day cortege that carried Mr. Castro's ashes hundreds of miles to Santiago from Havana, reversing the route that he and his guerrillas took after overthrowing the forces of Fulgencio Batista in 1959.
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At first, I thought it was a result of how I seated the lens on my iPhone 7, but then noticed the same hint of blur on the far edges of shots that I took after I carefully removed and reseated the lens.
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Moscow said on Tuesday that it had delivered the S-300 following a decision it took after accusing Israel of indirect responsibility for the downing of a Russian spy plane by Syrian forces as they fired on attacking Israeli jets in September.
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I preferred the classes I took after having my older daughter, when she was too young to go anywhere and would basically just lay on the mat and look up at me while I tried to contort my postpartum body into unimpressive positions.
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Business Insider spoke to four successful fintech founders about the steps they took after raising funding — several of which involved a bigger investment in tech — how they made those big decisions, and how those steps have gone on to impact their businesses.
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Taj Gibson, Gorgui Dieng and Anthony Tolliver each scored 10 points for the Timberwolves, who ended a two-game losing streak and improved to 6-5 under interim head coach Ryan Saunders, who took after Tom Thibodeau was fired earlier this month.
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Among other issues, they asked about a Mediterranean cruise that Mr. Barrack and Mr. Manafort took after Mr. Manafort was fired in August 2016 from the Trump campaign because of a scandal over his previous work for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine.
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The subpoena seeks documents related to the hack that compromised the personal data of up to 143 million Americans, details on when Equifax learned of the breach and what actions it took after it was discovered, as well as other information, the person said.
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Had Equifax already been subject to the regulation, it would have had to report the breach within 72 hours of its discovery, rather than the 41 days the company took after finding out that consumers' social security numbers, birth dates, addresses and other sensitive information were compromised.
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But one of the vows I took after Trump's stunning political ascent was to refuse to be that surprised again, to refuse to simply laugh at scenarios that seem outlandish or unlikely — because, as they say, that kind of reflexive laughter is how you got Trump.
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On the other hand, the business community is assuming the familiar crouch it took after the anti-immigrant law, the gay marriage showdown, and the US Senate candidacy of an alleged child molester, in anticipation of boycotts and lost development opportunities in the aftermath of the latest abortion law.
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Chernow shows a fine balance in exposing Grant's flaws and missteps as president, and the ill-fated turn that Reconstruction took after a promising start, while making it clear that Grant's contributions after Appomattox were as consequential to the survival of our democracy as any that came before.
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"The design principle that Francine brought to Weiwuying was to get people close to the arts, and close to each other," said Chien Wen-pin, the arts center's executive and artistic director, a position he took after serving as director of Deutsche Oper am Rhein in Düsseldorf for 22 years.
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K., a former accountant from the city of Kashgar in Xinjiang's southwest who comes from a wealthy family, said he paid as much as $10,000 in bribes to obtain a passport in 2015 — a measure he took after police made it clear he was likely to be taken away to a reeducation camp.
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In a more than six-hour interview, Kalanick answered a range of questions from Google's lawyers, including when he first learned that former Google employee Anthony Levandowski had downloaded thousands of business documents onto his personal computer before becoming an Uber employee, and what actions Kalanick took after becoming aware of that fact.
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Sebastian Thrun, the founder and president, was the first leader of Google's Self-Driving Car project, a job he took after managing Stanford's winning team in the Defense Department's DARPA competitions, the legendary 2005 Grand Challenge and 2007 Urban Challenge that gave rise to many of the autonomous vehicles we see in operation today.
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According to KMOV, the news station received a recording from the hairdresser's ex-husband in which the woman can be heard talking about the governor's attempt to blackmail her with nude photos he took after allegedly taping her hands to rings while purportedly trying to show her how to do a proper pull-up.
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Pai thinks it was a mistake for the FCC to try and stop Comcast from blocking BitTorrent in 2008, thinks all of the regulatory actions the FCC took after that to give itself the authority to prevent blocking were wrong, and wants to go back to the legal framework that allowed Comcast to block BitTorrent.
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The ghoulish victory lap Trump took after learning about the mass killing at a gay night club in Orlando on Sunday is completely consistent with his overall obliviousness to the fact that the boisterous belligerence and self-aggrandizement that helped him win the primary won't serve him just as well in the general election.
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Their last days together Mejia pointed to two photos of her son earlier this week as she spoke with reporters and pleaded for help with her case: a smiling selfie she said she snapped at their church in Guatemala, and a black-and-white photo US immigration authorities took after taking them into custody.
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Thanks to his father's job, David Picker grew up immersed in the movie business, though the temporary job he took after receiving a bachelor's degree at Dartmouth in 1953 was somewhat less than glamorous: He was in charge of rounding up 3-D glasses after showings and taking them to a warehouse in Queens for sterilization.
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Seizing a rare opportunity to solidify a conservative majority for a generation, President Donald Trump chose the relatively young Kavanaugh, convinced that he had what it took after serving in the executive branch, working on independent counsel Ken Starr's investigation of President Bill Clinton and sitting for 12 years on arguably the most powerful appellate court in the land, the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit.
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The route the company took after that is a not totally uncommon one for tech startups acquired by non-tech companies: commercetools had been acquired by REWE as part of a strategy to take some of its own e-commerce tech in-house, but commercetools had always continued to work with outside clients and has been growing at about 110% annually, CEO and co-founder Dirk Hoerig said in an interview.
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Citing a new study Craig Silverman reports that measures Facebook took after 2016 to counter bad actors failed to stem the tide of trolling in the Philippines — but have resulted in more ad spending on Facebook: Ong and his colleagues show that new election rules aimed at bringing more transparency to digital campaigns, as well as efforts by Facebook to support fact-checking and execute takedowns, didn't beat back the tide of digital disinformation.
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Harvard and Stanford MBA grads reveal the most important benefits they got from business school, besides their education22 pieces of career advice you're bound to get from business school, according to successful MBA graduatesA founder who spent 6 years working at Facebook gives 3 reasons why it was a better education than an MBA — and why he'd rather hire someone with tech experienceMBA grads of Harvard, Stanford, Columbia, and more share the unique career paths they took after business school — that didn't end in finance or consulting95% of Stanford MBA students take a nonrequired course nicknamed 'Touchy Feely.
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