"He was with my purse and he took off and I took off after him," she told WLOS-TV.
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Chris and Katherine shared a kiss, she took off alone and he took off in his Tesla with Jack.
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And when my career took off, it took off in such a way that it almost didn't seem real to me.
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So it was one of these 10-year uphill climb, but then once it took off, it really took off. Right.
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My crew took off at four in the afternoon, landed at midnight, and the next crew took off at four in the morning, landing at noon.
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She took off her seatbelt and she turned around and put out her hand and took off her sunglasses and said, 'Hi, I'm Deborra-lee Furness, nice to meet you.
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Maybe they're still the hottest thing smokin' in their town, maybe they got signed to a major and never released an album, maybe they released an album and it never took off, maybe their single took off and their album bricked, maybe their album took off but they couldn't sustain their momentum.
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Sales took off -- and remained consistent throughout the year.
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Fifty-nine American Tomahawk cruise missiles took off from US warships overnight and tore into the air base from where the US believes Assad's air force took off to drop its chemical weapons.
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The group took off with as many as 800 items.
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Then, Bitcoin's price took off and Ether was left behind.
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But it never really took off in the United States.
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It kind of took off like wildfire for one weekend.
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Then, as quickly as his career took off, he disappeared.
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But it never took off because of its high price.
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"Miss @Simone_Biles fell asleep before we took off," she wrote.
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Airplanes finally took off 10 years before I was born.
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And after graduating from college, he took off for Europe.
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When he took off his shirt and stole our hearts.
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A few startups have tried, but nothing really took off.
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It never really took off and Google pivoted to ARCore.
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I took off my jacket, and stripped off my sweater.
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It took off on crowdfunding website Kickstarter about year ago.
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This was before the J. Lo boom really took off.
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The ball rolled away, and Turner took off for second.
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Even as he took off my underwear, I couldn't react.
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A juror took off his glasses and wiped away tears.
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He took off the hat before stepping to the microphone.
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Of course, that meant it pretty much never took off.
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She took off her robe, revealing a skimpy, bright leotard.
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"Cloud just took off as the way forward," he said.
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And it took off, much to my surprise and delight.
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Do you have any insight for why it took off?
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That is when everything took off into something really different.
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"I would say I took off four inches," he says.
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Its maiden flight took off from Shanghai on Tuesday morning.
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Despite obvious communication challenges, Ryan's animal rescue efforts took off.
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After an argument, Chef K took off with the apps.
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Its time Yellen took off her blinders and her senses.
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The WhiteKnightTwo carrier airplane took off soon after 8 a.m.
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He took off his shirt and ran for the water.
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Nothing suspicious was found, and the airplane eventually took off.
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As shared, electric scooters took off some local governments panicked.
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The plane took off Saturday morning from Savannah International Airport.
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The segment really took off, though, thanks to Emma Stone.
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After that, it just took off and went like crazy.
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And then the Olympics happened and kind of took off.
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I got out of the car and took off running.
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He kept the habit even after his career took off.
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" On his trip: "Just took off for ceremony @ Pearl Harbor.
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He also took medication just before the flight took off.
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A social campaign around #DeleteUber popped up and took off.
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The Boeing 767 took off from Miami on Sunday afternoon.
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He said detectives want to interview others who took off.
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IT WAS last year that consumer drones really took off.
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The Space Shuttle Challenger took off on January 28, 1986.
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It started in 1963 but really took off in 1964.
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It was the era when video art truly took off.
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And then he got in the car and took off.
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Who took off with her four Jennies remains a mystery.
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The car took off, and that's when the needling began.
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I took off my shoes and surfed down the street.
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Robert Smith took off from North Dakota in freezing weather.
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Profits took off, but so did disenchantment with the industry.
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The beach where Zapata took off Thursday bears Bleriot's name.
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"It just kind of took off from there," he says.
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Twitter was created in 230, but took off in 2000.
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There, he took off all his clothes and pleasured himself.
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Bieber's mother, As Bieber's career took off, so did Braun's.
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A helicopter took off noisily from somewhere near the Capitol.
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When Ms. Krauss's business took off, they moved to Brooklyn.
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AMT never quite took off in the 60s and 70s.
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The plane took off and it was definitely kicking in.
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As Television Without Pity took off, Uber Interactive and uber.
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But as the clipping service took off, DeWitte and co.
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I never took off the mask; I never got help.
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And I took off and got barrelled for twenty seconds.
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The finish line was in sight, and I took off.
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The flight took off after about a 2 hour delay.
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Chiquinquira Fleming was 220 when her modeling career took off.
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But his candidacy never really took off to begin with.
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"No Reservations" is where Bourdain's TV career really took off.
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He took off his robe and got close to me.
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The fielders took off their hats and prepared to bat.
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When they said their vows, they took off their shoes.
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He took off the VICTIM's underwear and fingered her vagina.
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I feel like, from that point on, we took off.
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He took off his earmuffs but didn't put them away.
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Americans whose flights took off from China after 5 p.m.
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He and his leader took off, pursued by the police.
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The plane took off from New York just after noon.
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That flight also took off on time and landed early.
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After refusing to comply with law enforcement, she took off.
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By early last month, Mr. Macron took off the gloves.
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He stood guard outside the plane until it took off.
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I took off work, and we spent the day together.
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But as the general election really took off, that stopped.
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But as his career took off, hers started to stagnate.
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After going viral in 2012, Lil Bub's career took off.
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Casey had great par saves, and then Mickelson took off.
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And the kissing continued then he took off his pants.
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Metaphor received, the concert continued and the party took off.
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No politicians endorsed this film and then it took off.
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Along with similar sites like SuicideGirls, Joanna's venture took off.
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Smith, who allegedly had a stolen handgun, took off running.
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It was this new six-color version that really took off.
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When it was awarded in 2004, the private industry took off.
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The flight took off in clear weather at around 2214 a.m.
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Through each other's eyes, supportive and competitive, our art took off.
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The aircraft took off from Tulsa shortly after 1:35 p.m.
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The train took off for its next stop, Superior Rapid Station.
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USA Today reports that the flight took off at 3 p.m.
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But the Visor never took off, and the SoundsGood sold terribly.
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But the driver wouldn't stop, and officers took off after him.
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One passenger took off her jacket to keep the baby warm.
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But funnily enough, the recipe never took off in mainland China.
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Bentley first took off back in modern country's Paleolithic era: 2003.
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It took off pretty fast and has been growing pretty big.
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Controversy has boiled ever since takeovers took off in the 1980s.
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Sunshine wrote, It's a real fucking bummer that you took off.
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Having passed the message, Steven kissed his friends and took off.
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While the movie never exactly took off, Cher's Twitter presence did.
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Meerkat raised money the same month it took off at SXSW.
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They'd also go flying every time I took off my sweater.
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A flight carrying the citizens took off from Wuhan on Sunday.
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And it was through Spotify promotion that Eilish really took off.
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We took off, he directed me to where that rooftop was.
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Your music really took off while you were an independent artist.
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Delta Flight 4058 took off from Charleston at 6:30 a.m.
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It flopped but, when quartz got cheaper, its progeny took off.
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That's before higher-dose nicotine salts products like Juul took off.
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France also notified, because the plane took off from its territory.
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The industry took off; its annual revenues rose to over $300m.
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I took off and it drifted sideways, right into a wall.
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"Shiloh jumped up and took off after him," Bryan Holloway said.
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The men exchanged a few words before Turner took off running.
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The letters, which took off for the upper atmosphere on Dec.
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It took off through word of mouth and then through stylists.
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And then she pulled out of the driveway and took off.
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But the quality was low, and 3D phones never took off.
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Another kid took off running — all the way down the block!
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Six planes took off from the Calgary airport during the stunt.
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She took off without telling her husband where she was going.
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He took off his pants, and he had this horse cock.
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" He continues: "I think it took off for a few reasons.
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As officers approached the area, Stephens took off in his car.
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Tristan, who was 18 at the time, took off on foot.
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Mo Brooks took off his belt to assist a wounded aide.
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Hopefully she buckled up before she took off -- that looks dangerous.
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Relegated to Microsoft's Edge browser, the digital bookstore never took off.
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The flight took off in clear weather at around 2234 a.m.
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The Black Lives Matter movement really took off and grew legs.
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Spence then took off running before being caught by the officer.
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Once I stopped worrying about my career, my career took off.
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The night really took off when I spent time with Chase.
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With Yoenis Cespedes added to their lineup, the Mets took off.
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He ordered a bourbon and soda before the flight took off.
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The swimwear — two-piece, full-body, head-covering garments — took off.
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The X-37B took off for its fifth mission on Sept.
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But things took off in 2011, when the Arab Spring began.
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When "You're Beautiful" was released in 2004, it quickly took off.
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The PC really took off with the GUI and the mouse.
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I took off the sweater between interviews, do you forgive me?
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And the wafu chuka style never quite took off that way.
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We love how they all gathered up and took off together!
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His singing career took off before he could finish his degree.
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It all took off after the landlady got a new boyfriend.
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When Michael got shot, I took off work for six weeks.
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The only days he took off were those designated for rest.
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They took off with some stuff, including Ware's Super Bowl ring.
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He took off again and saw two police cars rushing in.
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He took off on Tuesday from Odessa, Florida, north of Tampa.
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All three videos took off, garnering between 40,000 and 400,000 likes.
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If you took off restrictions, it would look like Hong Kong.
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"Those hats specifically took off because of Christian Audigier," explains DeLeon.
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But unlike Irvine or Mission Viejo, California City never took off.
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And at some point Vashukevich and Kirillov took off for Thailand.
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He took off his shirt, he was naked to the waist.
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Once confronted, the woman dropped the figurine and took off running.
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He was collecting food stamps before his music career took off.
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Much to his surprise, the book — titled "The Prophet" — took off.
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As demand took off, Langlitz moved to larger and larger facilities.
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And guess how long I took off between those two jobs?
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And once this party system was in place, polarization took off.
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Immediately after the oath-taking, the plane took off for Washington.
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In April 2017, one of Graham Stephan's YouTube videos took off.
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They piled into the dinghy with 26 others and took off.
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I met and married an actress and her career took off.
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As a result, mobile payments took off "unbelievably fast," duToit said.
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It had the opposite effect, especially as his career took off.
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As inflation-targeting took off in the 1990s, globalisation also accelerated.
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"I saw (Davis) throw it and I took off," Phillips said.
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But its texture was too thick, and it never took off.
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He sat down on her couch and took off his shoes.
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"The airplane just took off and quickly fell," said Brig. Gen.
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The joke took off, with many publications writing about the arrest.
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She bent down and took off both of her high heels.
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From there, his career as a new-media entrepreneur took off.
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"Resurrection" is just a TV show that never quite took off?
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We took off into the premature darkness of a winter afternoon.
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We know that the plane took off at 6:12 a.m.
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The store opened in September 2014, and the business took off.
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My line landed across the fish's back, and it took off.
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The sites also show the flight took off an hour late.
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So she sat on the stage and took off her heels.
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And then they suddenly took off in the last few years.
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Walmart's decision caps years of efforts that never really took off.
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She and the girls she was with took off, laughing loudly.
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But career-training programs are mostly unknown, and Manq'a took off.
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After a moment of shock, Park took off his mask, too.
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Finally, a full day after he resigned, the plane took off.
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And it took off faster than a stressful flight with dad.
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Then things changed: In 2016 and 2017, the product took off.
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A passing bicyclist unnerved him enough that he took off running.
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The company's growth took off soon after, particularly among Midwestern women.
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Personal investing took off (remember "When E.F. Hutton talks, people listen"?).
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When I took off my headset, perspiration pooled across the foam padding.
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And he remained in that state as the plane took off again.
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"The Kabbalah Centre really took off when Madonna became involved," Ross says.
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When I shot my fly toward them, they spooked, and took off.
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That afternoon, Melania took off from Joint Base Andrews bound for Florida.
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The move blindsided Ripa, 45, who took off two days from Live!
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"They just took off my Haitian bandana," he said in the clip.
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Ride-hailing among corporate travelers took off in 2016, according to Certify.
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"Remember, this stock took off the last time [he] spoke," he said.
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Canada's Jocelyne Larocque took off her silver medal immediately after receiving it.
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Then things really took off when quokka selfies became cool last year.
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I put more on a key that I took off the chain.
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He also managed to patent his design before Heim's version took off.
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"As soon as the lawn mower started, she took off," McKeon said.
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But the program never took off to the same degree as Prime.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, it's also when The Binding of Isaac took off.
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Crowds took off when someone started using pepper spray on the protesters.
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"I took off outside and I'm not seeing him," Comeau-Drisdelle said.
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One of Hiram's daughters took off work to meet her new cousins.
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Instead of the African coast, the men took off for South America.
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The theory really took off when Donald Trump piled on last month.
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The whole island took off and is orbiting in their own galaxy.
|
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Meanwhile, fears of a plane-related outbreak took off on social media.
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He's the genius, and that was when my wrestling really took off.
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Maguire, of Pennsylvania, was detained before his flight to Philadelphia took off.
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But why he never took off doesn't really have a clean answer.
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The crash occurred just after the pilot took off, the Navy said.
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Her account took off, getting 10,000 followers in just a few days.
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The Nairobi-bound craft, Flight 302, took off at 8:38 a.m.
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Stefanik's fundraising took off during the fourth quarter, FEC fillings from Jan.
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The same Boeing 737 MAX jet took off at 6:0003 a.m.
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But election observation took off after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Once the economy took off, there was more cash in everyone's wallets.
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But nothing took off, and Midnight Labs was running out of money.
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The nephew took off his shoes and gave them to the man.
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I remember I took off my shoes to dance on the table.
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The Navigator-Sibur relationship really took off in 2014, despite the sanctions.
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We took off under partly cloudy conditions in the afternoon in Japan.
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With features like burn protection, its no wonder the product took off.
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Jill said she thinks Cummins took off with Thomas out of guilt.
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They keep announcing how many, like I took off 30 accounts, whatever.
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It was only after the mid-1990s that index investing took off.
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When Fedotowsky confronted him, Rego took off hobbling into some bushes. Awkward.
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He noted that the two began dating before his career took off.
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But it took off nonetheless, perhaps thanks to the abundance of material.
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Under him Ghraoui took off; by 2010, 60% of production was exported.
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It's why the movement to privatize toll roads never really took off.
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But if it took off it would be bigger than everything else.
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On Wednesdays, I took off from work and that was Solange's day.
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She then took off her shoe and reportedly flung it towards Minaj.
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Fifty years ago Apollo 8 took off from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
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They took off and fled the scene when approached by a ranger.
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It reminds me of the news wildfire that took off in Nov.
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The plane took off from a Utah airport before crashing, police said.
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His career as a professional MMA fighter took off in November 2008.
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It also took off the top of the boat and the compass.
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The passengers eventually took off five hours late on another Ryanair aircraft.
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The QF7473 flight took off from Los Angeles at 2747:268 p.m.
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The C-130 Hercules took off from Timika at 5:35 a.m.
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"When I started catering, that's when things really took off," he says.
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Urged on by the village chief, he took off on his motorcycle.
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After a half an hour or so, I took off my clothes.
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By contrast, McLaren's sports-car business took off only six years ago.
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The way that it took off initially, it did happen extremely quickly.
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We took off, hovered for a bit, and maneuvered around the airport.
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They then took off to the Splendid Hotel, where they seized hostages.
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While the driver was outside of the locomotive, the train took off.
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The plane, a 737 MAX model, took off from Dubai on Dec.
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Passengers boarded a replacement aircraft, which took off at 11:52 a.m.
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Harding has 169,000 followers and the rumor quickly took off from there.
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He took off his sunglasses and greeted me like an old friend.
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Once that happened, they took off with the fashion and the culture.
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It was swift and splendid, and Griezmann took off running in celebration.
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One initiative that took off this year involved the Mongolian armed forces.
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Chrissy Teigen's 32nd birthday party really took off and reached new heights.
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Those ideas took off on Twitter as well as other social networks.
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Mackaylla took off her costume and wig and got ready to shower.
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Last week a derivative phrase-turned-hashtag took off on Twitter: #AirbnbWhileBlack.
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That proposal never took off, and was shelved after a public outcry.
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Smoke began to fill the bus, so McKay took off a shirt.
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Many on Pompeo's plane, exhausted, were already asleep before it took off.
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Many took off their hats or put their hands over their hearts.
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In short, it took off because it was apparently positive, even celebratory.
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When their older brother invested in the company, MyYearbook really took off.
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She took off her shirt and used it to stanch the bleeding.
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The Airbus A163 finally took off for Miami at 11:10 p.m.
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When I took off the headset, Slater and Bourdin were watching me.
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The plane that took off at Groom Lake was a U-2A.
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The Russians ruined them — even took off lamps, power outlets and toilets.
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Supermodel Ashley Graham nearly quit her modeling career before it took off.
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James Corden's Carpool Karaoke YouTube series took off in a major way.
|
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Mr. Tillman took off running, holding his waist with his right hand.
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Rivera said she was shocked that the plane took off at all.
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Lion Air flight JT610 took off from Jakarta at 6:20 a.m.
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Suzanne said she locked eyes with the trespasser and he took off.
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The mouse put my hand in use and the PC took off.
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It really took off, said owner and brewer Vinnie Cilurzo, in 2010.
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Noisey: When do you feel like music really took off for you?
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So when the song thing took off, I never saw it coming.
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As Brock, the chef, started to eat, he took off his eyeglasses.
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The Russians ruined them - even took off lamps, power outlets and toilets.
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That's roughly what he was making before his YouTube channel took off.
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But that's also the period where the online sim racing took off.
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After the pitch got past Wieters, Baez took off for first base.
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He was so good he eventually took off the front wheel entirely.
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The charter plane took off with the wounded around 7:30 a.m.
|
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It quickly took off on social media, spreading through the hashtag #StoptheSpread.
|
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January and February were very strong months before the virus took off.
|
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"We felt complete relief only when the plane took off," he said.
|
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David suggested SPREAD ONE'S WINGS, and the project took off from there.
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"It took off way beyond what I thought it would," he says.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. "took off because people know him," she said.
|
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Kamworor took off his cap, too, as if to meet the challenge.
|
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SpaceShipTwo, attached to a cargo aircraft, took off around 7:15 a.m.
|
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Cinephilia has profoundly changed since home video took off in the 1980s.
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Cinephilia has profoundly changed since home video took off in the 1980s.
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If this took off, what do you think will happen with STDs?
|
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Lewis says she's happy her word took off the way it did.
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The crew took off from and landed at Lakeland Linder International Airport.
|
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But as his campaign took off, so did scrutiny of his record.
|
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Is that when "look the part to be the part" took off?
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When the market realized a recession was not imminent, stocks took off.
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During the Obama administration, the detention of Central American migrants took off.
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I brought out a lot of funny colors, and it took off.
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The discussion became more animated, and Romine took off his catcher's mask.
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" As his daughter's youth basketball career took off, he called her "Mambacita.
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ValuJet flight 592 took off from Miami International Airport on May 11,1996.
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Nixon took off to the Middle East in a strong international position.
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After her record took off, going out in public became an impossibility.
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Williams-Carney took off running and Pownall and his partner gave chase.
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She graduated from Middletown High School before her singing career took off.
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The videos took off, with some garnering more than a million views.
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"It took off like wildfire," Alexander told USA Today in December 2018.
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It is odd that "Finis Germania" was the book that took off.
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But the group really took off in the age of drum machines.
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But the group really took off in the age of drum machines.
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Lufthansa Flight 500 took off from Frankfurt Airport at 747:55 p.m.
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One Iraqi cameraman took off his shirt to shake off the residue.
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Wells took off his fake glasses and put on his reading glasses.
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He pointed his bat at Strickland, yelled at him and took off.
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During that same time, he took off on a vacation in Guatemala.
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Many years ago, during the siege, a bomb took off the top.
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The "Moana" people must have been so amped after "Hamilton" took off.
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Then, in 2008, the exploration of the Marcellus Shale deposit took off.
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Still, even he was surprised at how quickly the business took off.
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Ms. Phillips landed some minor roles, but her career never took off.
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Instant noodles took off, and competitors like Maruchan built off the innovation.
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He went to Boston University law school and his career took off.
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My friend Damon set it up, and it took off really quick.
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He took off on a bicycle, and just, I couldn't see him.
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Ben and Kendall left together, and Tinashe took off with some friends.
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The format took off and is a major part of Facebook's future.
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Before the plane took off, flight attendants noticed he was extremely drunk.
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Then I pursued it after that, and it kind of took off.
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A Delta spokesperson confirmed to Gizmodo that the plane never took off.
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"I just heard the gunshots and I just took off running," he said.
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When we landed, we took off in a rental car at 5 a.m.
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He didn't win, but the idea took off with a number of Democrats.
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Police said a helicopter took off from Big Grand Cay around 2 a.m.
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The plane took off from Bolivia's Viru Viru airport at 6:18 p.m.
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Economic reform eventually took off again, faster than conservatives like him cared for.
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The platform never really took off — and certainly was no competition for Facebook.
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He dragged me to the basement and took off my shirt and bra.
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The helicopter took off from East 34th Street Heliport about 1:32 p.m.
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It immediately took off because we were the first platform to do that.
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That's when Madaris said the teens ditched the weapon and took off running.
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The first IoT standard that took off is still the most popular: Bluetooth.
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The rocket took off from Vandenberg Air Force Base at 7:21 p.m.
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Then came the iPhone 6s, which is when rose gold really took off.
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We quickly took off our clothes and my pulse raced. Kissing. Biting. Touching.
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Maybe he took off mid-season to cavort with his partner Sam Smith.
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The footage and images took off on social media, and on Monday, Oct.
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As her career took off, Tyra finally decided to do something about it.
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The man took off with his friends, just as Marrero was pulling up.
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Finally, he took off my jeans and underwear and touched my private parts.
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For Johnson, whose football career never fully took off, Ballers meant a lot.
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Thanks to the booming economy and low gas prices, Hummer's sales took off.
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Water birds like egrets stopped feeding and took off for their nighttime roosts.
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When the plane took off, its nose started to pitch up too far.
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"I took off for three months, driving a circle around Colorado," she said.
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He ended up rear-ending another police vehicle and took off on foot.
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Iron, steel, cotton and steam enriched Britons at home as globalisation took off.
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She supported it by promoting the hashtag #DiagnoseTrump, and the topic took off.
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When that took off at their campus they brought it to other universities.
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The shoes you took off in your bedroom are suddenly by the door.
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I thought the planes just had those banners attached when they took off.
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The confused officer asked the deer, "Are you okay?" before it took off.
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My dance career took off when I was a sophomore in high school.
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This quote took off, prompting a mini-war between Swifties and Hayley's fans.
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And when news of Pitt's divorce broke in 2005, the story took off.
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Hermosillo got in a rundown, and Young took off for home and scored.
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Turns out, Keaton did some stand-up before his acting career took off.
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Imagine if Robin Hood, when he took off said hood, was a multimillionaire.
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At any rate, Colbert lost momentum when he took off the following week.
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It took off pretty quickly, especially in the Chicago area and the suburbs.
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He walked in, took off his hat, and asked us to gather around.
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For example, the part where players took off their shoes in the final.
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"I went back in, took off the blankets," Crawford said, the Courier reports.
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Q: As your career took off, what did you learn about handling wealth?
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Predictably, base salaries for CEOs and top executives froze, and bonuses took off.
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As my Delta flight took off and we immediately heard a small explosion.
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Bulmer took off at a sprint across the park, yelling to the boy.
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The theory took off when a Twitter account we can obviously trust, BuyLegalMeds.
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Aeroflot flight SU 1515 took off from the city of Surgut to Moscow.
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"In France, modern embalming took off in the 1960s and 70s," he starts.
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"I don't believe it!" shrieked Corcoran when the model took off his robe.
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Q: As the business took off, what did you learn about handling wealth?
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So Chen took off to China and Taiwan, where his parents are from.
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She took off her jacket, and couldn't care less about the cab waiting.
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The men stole money from a cash register and took off, Luckett said.
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Soon after the hashtag #DiddyCrop took off along with some pretty epic responses.
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The launch was then rescheduled for Saturday afternoon, when it successfully took off.
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The blog took off, attracting attention from Slate and the Wall Street Journal.
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Once it was ubiquitous on every laptop, the technology took off like wildfire.
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BILL LUCKETT was already in his 60s when his acting career took off.
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While fighter jets took off from the base, B-23622 bombers did not.
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Mr. Burbano took off his shirt and wrapped it around the man's arm.
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While fighter jets took off from the base, B-52 bombers did not.
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"That took off and I had offers to go to Broadway," he said.
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The other took off 20 minutes earlier and arrived safely in San Jose.
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Breckon and Randall had created the show before the #MeToo movement took off.
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Fortunately, the business took off — in large part because of my military experience.
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When the smartphone took off it tailored its service to hand-held devices.
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After that took off, the business expanded to women's clothing, jewelry and sunglasses.
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The thieves took off with "at least $1,000 worth of goods," he said.
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Transavia flight TO3010 took off from Paris Orly airport at 6:45 a.m.
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Cohan took off the mask to confirm she's coming back to the series.
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"I love that something so simple took off," the author, Marian Burros, said.
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You had been working for almost 20 years before your career took off.
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What Peone left out, however, was that the flight never actually took off.
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The gunman took off in a Ford Explorer, Langendorff told CNN affiliate KSAT.
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Young professionals came and Stur took off, inspiring others to open cafes nearby.
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After the ambush, she took off her mask, and my father recognized her.
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The plane took off from the Punta Islita Airport at 12:10 p.m.
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Soon after Wesselmann started the "Great American Nude" series, his career took off.
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As one Briton took off, the other fell to earth with a bump.
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Shortly after the plane took off, and is now headed for Brussels, Belgium.
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We took off just as the sun was rising over the Andes Mountains.
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At one point he took off his jacket: ''I wasn't hot,'' he explained.
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But it doesn't show what's gone missing since the human population took off.
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Flight 804 took off from Charles De Gaulle Airport shortly after 11 p.m.
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I really enjoyed his beats before he really took off in hip-hop.
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If you seen some of the shots, some of the cops took off.
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Peter Jonsson and Carl-Fredrik Arndt yelled at Turner, who took off running.
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We took off again pretty much right away and flew back to Westchester.
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He took off his bloody shirt and allowed Lemberger to mummify his abdomen.
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"I just took off running" to the office of the study's program managers.
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And then Let's Plays took off after, which was fun to look at.
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But they took off, and so did her skills as a public speaker.
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Rockets took off, and they wrote the most unscientific nonsense you can imagine.
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Right on time, we pushed back, taxied to the runway, and took off.
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If they didn't give my kids a treat, I took off the mask.
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She didn't even notice when I took off my glasses and went outside.
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She took off her glamour necklace, walked out into the field and collapsed.
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This [handout] took off like wildfire, which was a real surprise to me.
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Some, of course, grabbed money and took off, never to be seen again.
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As she headed out of the aid station, I took off after her.
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It wasn't until the past few weeks that things really took off. Gov.
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Karyn and I took off our robes and stepped into a cold antechamber.
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But then the offal trend took off, and wood-fired meat assumed command.
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At another point, Mr. Parker took off his tie and threw it down.
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Around the time the Task Force took off, queer YA literature was exploding.
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Then as Trump's presidential bid took off, the matter began to percolate again.
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The search proved fruitless and the plane took off again afterwards, it said.
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As his online persona took off, so did the questions: Who was he?
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The technique took off, and many people (including me) became dedicated dry-briners.
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Lion Air Flight 610 took off from Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, on Oct.
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He posted it on Twitter and LinkedIn, in which it quickly took off.
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I took off his shirt and tried to blow air into his mouth.
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"It wasn't like he took off right out of the gate," Shero said.
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Did it surprise you how much the rap took off on social media?
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We took off down a paved road, then turned onto a gravel one.
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I believed if I took off my fraudulent robe, I would become plebeian.
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Often I took off the mustache between setups or put a hat on.
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I was given new wheels and took off for the Jackson Hole slopes.
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This was where Pan American Airways' earliest scheduled flights to Europe took off.
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Rachel took off her boots and her coat, but kept her scarf on.
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The plane took off from Peachtree City on Saturday just after 9 a.m.
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I took off my gloves and flexed my hands allowing them to thaw.
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"I feel like, after that, things just took off," Kenin said this week.
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Its product line was released in 2015, and the company's sales took off.
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Cabin crew came by to take our dinner orders before we took off.
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Her career took off, and she posed for French Vogue and LOVE magazine.
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The flight took off from Tehran's Imam Khomeini Airport at 6:12 a.m.
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His NFL career never really took off, and he is now trying baseball.
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Agricultural productivity duly took off in Asia and Latin America, making everybody richer.
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In the second quarter, Tesla's sales took off, led by the Model 3.
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The pair&aposs stylish maternity jeans took off, despite their $89 price tag.
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He then posted it on Reddit in February, where it suddenly took off.
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The Cowboys took off again, however, pushing the lead as high as 27.
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She took off her sweater and saw the offending scorpion in her seat.
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Flight 2423 took off from Los Angeles International Airport around 5:15 p.m.
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After the Morgans published their first nursery-rhyme video, the channel took off.
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By some indications, sales of Ms. Trump's products took off since those comments.
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What was it like to be in London just as punk took off?
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He cautioned that it was before Hamilton took off as a famous musical.
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On April 9, 2016, he, McNab, and I took off over the reserve.
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And then, with Woodstock being staged in the background, the Mets took off.
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According to flight tracking website FlightRadar24, the flight took off at 10.30 a.m.
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That, too, never took off outside of a small group of dedicated users.
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Cops say he got ahold of the phone and took off on foot.
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After the business took off, I told my brother and sister-in-law.
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The force quickly took off again with their captive, the sources told Reuters.
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It never took off, Anzures lamented, but what Zara made was, essentially, FaceTime.
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A few minutes later, Kylie and Tristan took off too ... separately, mind you.
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They demonstrated -- their stock really took off, David, when they could demonstrate pricing power.
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The father posted the video on his Facebook page, and it immediately took off.
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Contact with flight JT610 was lost 13 minutes after it took off on Oct.
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The cryptocurrency took off in 2017, making instant millionaires out of some early investors.
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Minsky's, where 80 years earlier women took off their clothes on stage for the
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The tweet quickly took off, garnering thousands of retweets and likes throughout the day.
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She says she struggled with him inside the car and he finally took off.
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Then the pod really took off, topping out at that record-high 192 mph.
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After congressional Republicans slashed taxes again in 2017, another stock buying frenzy took off.
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The concept of "mesh networking" took off and soon, everyone else copied the idea.
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The helicopter took off from the 20143th Street heliport at about 22014:230 p.m.
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That's when she alleges Weinstein took off her dress and forced himself on her.
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With Yellen's testimony, bank stocks took off and the broader market moved higher Tuesday.
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They took off traveling after her graduation, and they married when she was 17.
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People saw it on the show and it kind of took off from there.
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The battery-powered plane took off with a test pilot and flight engineer onboard.
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Plane took off filled with smoke, landed in CR, emergency crews on the ground.
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Apartment construction took off in 2012 and reached a 20-year high in 2017.
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Oscar Hernandez took off with his 6-year-old daughter, Aylin, around 3 a.m.
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The suspect then took off again and headed toward the front of the restaurant.
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He gave us some life and some confidence, and then we really took off.
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He also took off his shirt and attempted to stuff it in a toilet.
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Then they took off again, hoping to make it to a place to refuel.
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A campaign, called #DeleteUber, took off, encouraging users to stop using the Uber app.
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I then took off with a professional race car driver as my co-pilot.
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Malthe said Weinstein walked inside, took off his pants, and sat on the bed.
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Once inside, she said, Weinstein took off his pants and sat on the bed.
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She first walked in a Prada show, and her career took off from there.
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When the plane took off successfully, the team was elated: experimental aircraft often fail.
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With no receiver open, Brady took off in a dash for the end zone.
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As the 21st century took off, so did the sale of these new drugs.
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At that point, the shooter got a different gun and Martin took off running.
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"This was the one day he took off," friend Tekeste Abraham told the Post.
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There are plenty of reasons desktop 3D printing never really took off with consumers.
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When sales of Tesla's Model-S sedan took off in 2013, its shares soared.
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Jon even took off his gloves so the dragon could get a better whiff.
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As the shale boom took off, the company bought 12 factories in North America.
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Eventually, the group disbanded, and Shamari launched a solo career that never took off.
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The plane, operated by low-cost carrier Wizz Air, took off from Kutaisi, Georgia.
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When the police showed up to where Sadie was standing, the dog took off.
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Taiwanese designer Jason Wu's career took off after he designed Obama's first inauguration dress.
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InSight took off from California on May 5 and landed at 11:52 a.m.
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While Instagram's and WhatsApp's took off, Facebook's and Messenger's felt absurdly redundant and underpopulated.
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But it never took off in the way Google Earth later would, in 2001.
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The crash occurred a mile or so north of where the helicopter took off.
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As the business took off, he won out over rivals through competition or acquisition.
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But those conspiracy theories came before the internet or before it really took off.
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For some reason, cops tried to pull him over ... but Makell allegedly took off.
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When it ended in 2014, interest rates were cut and housing took off again.
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Still, even he was surprised at how quickly the business took off from there.
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Speaking with Edwards, he echoes the same sentiments about why circuit bending took off.
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He took off the mask and said, Daddy, I want to tell you something.
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When I got home, I took off the shoes, and something immediately felt…off.
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IEOs are a byproduct of initial coin offerings (ICOs), which took off in 2016.
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The descriptor took off, and now has been used in over 1.5 million posts.
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But it really took off sophomore year when I moved into the frat house.
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The stage was set for 2016 to be the year virtual reality took off.
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It closed a gifts service, and dabbled with "buy buttons" that never took off.
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Love shifted to center, James entered at power forward and the Cavs took off.
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The spanner was removed and the plane eventually took off after a short delay.
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He scrubbed every jet, took off the filter, and made it sparkle and shine.
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He then took off running, offering fans a peek at the landscape around him.
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After a short decline, the stock took off and has been up ever since.
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IEOs are a byproduct of initial coin offerings (ICOs), which took off in 1203.
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Butler shed light on the true story via Instagram after the video took off.
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The page took time to gain momentum, but it took off within three months.
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One out later, Cabrera took off for second on a pitch in the dirt.
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A publisher approached me and was very supportive, so the project took off quickly.
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I took off his mask, looked at him and I knew who he was.
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It took off like a drone much larger and stood tall against the wind.
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When streaming video took off, it made the business model that much more appealing.
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But the system, which began a couple of years ago, never really took off.
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Hart took off, sprinting from his end of the field to join the celebration.
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According to her husband, Badaracco took off with $100,000 in exchange for their home.
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At last, they took off their shoes, for better traction, and began to climb.
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He took off his goggles and crossed to the pilots' lounge for the replay.
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He took off his jacket, sat in the front seat and closed the door.
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Apple also introduced its MobileMe cloud software, but the idea never quite took off.
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The flight took off again after he ordered it to fly to Mexico City.
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France fell behind when the tech start-up boom took off in the 1990s.
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One weekend he took off across the central Virginia hills, tramping through grassy underbrush.
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As soon as I took off the cap, I knew I had something special.
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When Air Force One took off, Merkel was again left alone with Europe's problems.
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She rolled up her jeans and took off her shoes to tan her legs.
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United's first 747 took off from San Francisco and flew to Honolulu in 1970.
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Once the helicopter took off, she put her head in her hands and cried.
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But Guerra's career in communications took off when she became communications director for Rep.
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Its first 747 took off from San Francisco and flew to Honolulu in 1970.
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Nash immediately took off toward the Pittsburgh goal, leaving Malkin in his skate tracks.
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Yet he wasn't able to offer many words of comfort before Haas took off.
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Even Palantir insiders say it's not surprising that the NSA relationship never took off.
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The trend took off as tournament purses grew, affording players the luxury of entourages.
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The Southwest Boeing 737 took off Tuesday morning from New York, headed for Dallas.
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The plane went down about 25 miles from the airport where it took off.
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The brand took off after it introduced boxer briefs in 2014, according to Dunaway.
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Back when things were looking peachy in Meereen, Varys took off on a mission.
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"They took off the white robe and put on the black robe," says Hinton.
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As soon as he took off the gas, I got right in his face.
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Rock climbing took off, and companies began booking their facility for team-building exercises.
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Cisco took off under John Chambers, who was not part of the founding team.
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It then took off from there and was headed to the Charleston Executive Airport.
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We just took off any overnight dew and debris that had got on them.
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Armed with 50 bullets, he took off in his Alfa Romeo 147, music blasting.
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He took off his glasses and rode it, arms shooting up during the drops.
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When that didn't help, he took off with three other migrants in their group.
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Moments after the plane took off from the Scottsdale Airport around 8:45 p.m.
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Give the people who don't know you're famous ... oh, he took off the headphones.
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My sister and I sprung from our seats and took off up the stairs.
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While processing the woman, cops noticed the car that dropped her off took off.
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Contact with flight JT610 was lost 13 minutes after it took off on Oct.
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Even as his career took off, Hussle remained approachable and "big hearted," she said.
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Then they took off my belt, my shoes, all my clothes, and searched me.
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Ethiopian Flight 302 took off like any other flight, but things quickly went awry.
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From 2010 to 2014, before ride hailing took off, speeds fell by 12.1 percent.
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But when the flight took off, passengers clapped and cheered for the gate agents.
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This was before fintech really took off, it was called the Endurance lending network.
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She and her mother took off -- along with about 40 other people, Gonzalez said.
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Itsines started uploading client transformation photos to Instagram, and "it took off," Itsines says.
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Jones took off about a half step closer to the goal than Jordan did.
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Notably, the missile fired on Tuesday took off from near Pyongyang, North Korea's capital.
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Adults were there too, and many took off work to cheer them along Broadway.
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"But I definitely think the whole trend took off after my toast extravaganza." cooking
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Soon after, I settled into my seat on the plane and we took off.
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"He worked on it for 10 years before it took off," Dr. Bowtell said.
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His interest was well-founded as the whole asset class took off last fall.
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The woman claims he only stopped because she bit his cheek and took off.
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Manager Joe Girardi said he was as surprised as anyone that Ellsbury took off.
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She pushed me so hard that my 5′3″ bag of bones took off.
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She took off and headed in our general direction, but she aborted the mission.
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But as the global A.I. investment wave took off, so did the demand for .
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The game was close for about 10 minutes and then Xavier just took off.
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The first meal arrived about an hour and a half after we took off.
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When Gusto tried to scale itself, we saw what you took off the shelf.
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During its maiden flight early this year, the fixed-winged craft simply took off.
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"Holy flying f---, that thing took off," Musk says seconds after the rocket launched.
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He leased the first OYO location in Gurgaon and it took off from there.
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The "Goodfellas" actor actually was a lounge singer before his acting career took off.
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One nonprofit helped to launch a counter-hashtag, #LoveAMuslim, and it easily took off.
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Deforestation in the Amazon took off in the 1970s, reaching a peak in 1995.
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Eventually KFC from Barstool Sports retweeted it, and it just took off from there.
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One of her pictures appeared in Life magazine, and her photography career took off.
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As soon as the helicopter took off, Juarez headed off to the next call.
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The acquisition came just as Facebook took off, and Bebo struggled against its competitor.
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The aircraft that carried out that attack took off from a base in Britain.
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"I took off six months after the layoff to get over this," she said.
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We're told J Roc punched Wack several times in the face, then took off.
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The videos started gaining views outside of the family, and Nastya's accounts took off.
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She shared her first makeup tutorial 12 years ago and the trend took off.
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China's economic reforms took off, culminating in China's 2023 World Trade Organization (WTO) entry.
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Token sales took off last year, reaching a peak of excitement in the summer.
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Houston's population took off as it became the center of the country's energy economy.
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The reason the internet took off is because the phone lines were already there.
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As his career took off elsewhere, Mr. Ghosn maintained close ties to the country.
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Kevin, who was carrying Grethshell in a sling, took off in a different direction.
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It took off, making the period after Thanksgiving famous for its blitz of deals.
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I just wanted to make fun of that insane belief, but it took off.
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There, he took off his clothes — thinking it made him invisible — and walked outside.
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Inequality has soared since China opened the door to private enterprise and growth took off.
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He also allegedly took off his shoes and threw them at her, striking her legs.
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I posted it thinking maybe 10 people would see it and it really took off.
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As Naomi Watts' career took off, not everyone was as supportive as she had hoped.
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At the same time, two Greek fighter jets took off to accompany the Black Hawk.
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The charter flight took off from Bolivia's Viru Viru International Airport at 6:18 p.m.
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When Magic took off, the team sidelined Bettir and began working full time on Magic.
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The microcap's shares took off when Venice, California-based Snap made it official on Feb.
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We're told Ronnie got caught in his seatbelt, but Jen took off anyway ... dragging Ronnie.
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Jamie Foxx is opening about racism he encountered in college before his career took off.
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After their Arkansas nuptials, the couple took off for an "incredible honeymoon" in Geneva, Switzerland.
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The men were killed shortly after the plane took off Tuesday from Melbourne's Essendon Airport.
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And pretty much exploded when President Trump&aposs plane took off that&aposs coming up.
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Similar to bubble tea, the concept eventually migrated to Japan, where it really took off.
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And what did Trudeau do as soon as the plane took off from Canadian airspace?
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A statement from Lion Air said that the plane took off at 2108:20 a.m.
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From there, Franklin's music career, which spanned gospel, R&B, soul, and pop, took off.
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When they approached the 35-year-old Sychanta, he and the other man took off.
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Virtually no topic has escaped manga since the medium took off about 50 years ago.
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Her suitor soon flew away, and the female took off once the coast was clear.
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"Cardi's been wearing Fashion Nova for years, before her music career took off," he continued.
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"Hardwired" took off instantly, and sales snowballed when the second and third novels were released.
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"This healing business really took off, and it was kind of an accident," she says.
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Yet prices took off in the years that followed: by 1968, inflation had reached 4.3%.
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Modeling opened major doorsMelania began modeling in her teens— and her career quickly took off.
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But Murietta Golding then took off running, the lawsuit states, leading to the fatal chase.
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The crash took place shortly after the plane took off from one of Moscow's airports.
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Kaepernick dropped back to pass, but when he found no one open, he took off.
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But that's today — not 2003, when the film originally took off as a midnight special.
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If I remember correctly, 2016 was supposed to be the year that VR took off.
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On Sunday, the first passenger flight in 12 days took off from what European capital?
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Amid the sightings -- real or not -- the hashtag #IfISeeAClown took off to predictably hilarious results.
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As the crypto craze took off in 2016 though, that fairly linear growth became exponential.
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The curlers took off the jackets and carefully adjusted their medals before grabbing the baseballs.
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"Five to six minutes after we went on, the page just took off," Gaytan says.
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Many Silicon Valley venture capitalists sat on the sidelines as ICOs took off last year.
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The image is dated 1937, the same year Earhart took off for her final flight.
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The author struggled financially before the "Harry Potter" series took off, Business Insider previously reported.
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When my dad listened, he took off his headphones and said, 'This is really great.
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He and Medvetz spent months training together and took off for Nepal in April 2014.
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But before the channel really took off, Mishler was at a crossroads in her career.
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The last Israeli interception of a drone that took off from Gaza was in September.
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The app immediately locked onto my face and when I smiled, Sphero Mini took off.
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You can't fault Microsoft for trying, but Groove Music, its Spotify competitor, never took off.
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Here are a few things that happened after I quit dieting: My career took off.
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The stunt looked promising as Johnson took off down the line, waving two U.K. flags.
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Facebook took off 50,22018 fake accounts before the French election and it was relatively free.
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Before long, the Sheriff publicly confronted him, and Wood took off running, hat in hand.
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She allegedly shot Marlene in the face and took off in a White Chrysler LeBaron.
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They tried to conduct a traffic stop, but Olivarez took off, sparking a short pursuit.
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These remarkable photos illustrate just how majestic the teensy shuttle looked as it took off.
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Things took off when Galavis commented on a post of Villalobos dancing with her nephew.
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The driver theorized that someone fell off of the horse and the horse took off.
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People were like let&aposs go, let&aposs go, and I just took off running.
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This is why the created Muslim Women's Day in 2017 — and the movement took off.
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Authorities have said the Clines' helicopter took off for Fort Lauderdale, Florida, around 2 a.m.
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Their relationship took off at lightning speed, and soon they were planning for the future.
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A few years later, I signed to DNA and that's when it really took off.
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The chopper took off from a heliport on Manhattan's east side at 1:32 p.m.
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Before ridesharing took off in New York City, he drove school buses for seven years.
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Smith, who was armed with a handgun, took off running toward a chain-link fence.
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Things took off from there, and Earhart soon was breaking the highest of glass ceilings.
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The series took off among British teens, and eventually attracted the attention of Scotland Yard.
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The man frowned, told his mother he'd call her back, and took off his headset.
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At one point, Klein took off her left shoe to remove a piece of ice.
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Then the obsession with Vigoda's death, or non-death, really took off on the Internet.
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The fight broke out right before an All Nippon Airways flight took off from Tokyo.
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Somewhere around "Sugar," Levine took off his hoodie and by the finale he was shirtless.
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Tesla Motors only took off after Elon Musk wrested control away from founder Martin Eberhard.
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The Indian space agency's 257-and-a-half minute mission took off at 260 a.m.
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She then took off a semester for the births of each of their two children.
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He took off, running, to try to find an idol and it pissed everybody off.
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He got out of the plane himself and did so and we then took off.
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Before we even took off, I was approached by a flight attendant carrying a blanket.
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At one point, he took off his eyeglasses and dabbed his eyes with a tissue.
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Passenger Lo Toney said the plane caught fire on the taxiway and never took off.
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And then it became diet policy, and once it became policy, it just took off.
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Her career took off immediately, with her first session conducted by famed photographer Helmut Newton.
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She shared pictures of the pamphlet on Twitter on Wednesday, where it quickly took off.
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Armed with her new accessory, Demorest took off her jacket and felt like herself again.
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Howie also took off ... which is why Seattle PD had to nab him at home.
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One member lit a fake Olympic torch on fire and took off into oncoming traffic.
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Roper isn't the only business leader whose career took off as a result of boldness.
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CNN watched as a dozen F-16s took off from Osan on a training exercise.
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He took off in Sangatte, France, and landed in Saint Margaret's Bay in Dover, England.
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"I wanted to say I apologize to the young lady that took off," Lynch said.
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The triathlete took off her flip-flops and pursued the man through the streets barefoot.
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No one ever took off a glove or a boot while standing on the moon.
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Since the challenge took off, Weibo now has millions of photos with the hashtag #A4waist.
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The plane took off from Zhukovsky International Airport carrying 233 people to Simferopol in Crimea.
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Once the door was shut, they removed their veils and took off their head scarves.
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The affected Southwest Boeing 5003 took off Tuesday morning from New York, headed for Dallas.
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After launching in September 2007, it never took off; its scraps sold in late 2009.
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"It immediately took off," says Gerber, who declined to share specific sales or revenue numbers.
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The controller told the plane to come back to the runway it took off from.
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When their friends got annoyed, they started a dedicated account that took off from there.
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And he took off his clothes and then I figured it out: 'Oh my God.
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Certain niche ETFs took off when the investing public suddenly decided it needed the product.
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The next day, Syrian planes took off from the same base and bombed more civilians.
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Butterflies floated by as we took off down the flat 2,600-meter (1.6-mile) path.
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But to maintain the numbing effect, he kept using, even as his career took off.
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"Enter Helen" focuses on the 1960s and 1970s, the decades when Hauser's heroine took off.
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In May, the hashtag #MaybeHeDoesntHitYou took off on Twitter, with users sharing their own stories.
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BackRub, as it was called in its inception as a project in 1996, took off.
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Ruth took off Monday to enjoy the festivities, while Jackson said he simply skipped work.
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The 76-seat Horizon Air turboprop plane took off without authorization at 7:32 p.m.
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Conspiracy theories about the cause of the Monday blaze quickly took off on social media.
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"When I took off his clothes he was full of dirt and lice," she recalled.
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The plane eventually took off more than three-and-a-half hours later than scheduled.
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"This could have happened moments after we took off, or in the air," she said.
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The breeder already had similar clients, so the business relationship took off in no time.
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The result: Employees took off an average 2.6 more days last year than in 2015.
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Her formal lessons were phased out in the eighth grade as her swimming took off.
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He took off to Central America for eight months, working bartending gigs when he returned.
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Miller's career took off in 21 when he released his debut album Blue Slide Park.
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The A321 passenger jet took off Monday from the company's new plant in Mobile, Ala.
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Speaking earlier this month, he talked about how his unfathomable candidacy took off last year.
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"The plane took off, everyone has left," RIA quoted the embassy's press service as saying.
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The affected Southwest Boeing 2150 took off Tuesday morning from New York, headed for Dallas.
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That night I spent in Florida came flooding back as we took off from LAX.
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Twenty years after launching the organization, Nitschke said NuTech never took off like he hoped.
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A few moments later, it took off, carrying two prisoners—Vassilis Palaiokostas and Alket Rizai.
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When I slept with someone, I was so embarrassed when I took off my bra.
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He also worked as an African-American studies teacher before his acting career took off.
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A rudimentary Wallet app was part of Windows Phone 8 but never really took off.
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These wins are rooted in the anti-fur movement that took off in the 1980s.
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After its premiere on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 show, the remix took off on Twitter.
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Santiago did another check on the truck and then he took off at 6 a.m.
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Manafort had previously challenged the ledger's authenticity, saying he never took off-the-books payments.
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As soon as Jack White secured the defensive rebound, Stanley took off down the floor.
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After I took off my second sensor, I looked back at the data I collected.
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The flight soon took off from Barcelona, Spain, without the man apparently facing any consequences.
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Backstage divas also emerged during the children's theater movement that took off in the 1920s.
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When he took off his padded tractor hat, a crab apple fell from the earflap.
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Mr. Endsley took off his belt and wrapped it around the victim's arm, she said.
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Then Mr. Trump took off for Mar-a-Lago, where he'll spend the Thanksgiving break.
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On April 2000, North Korea launched a missile that detonated shortly after it took off.
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He blinked repeatedly, and took off down the sidewalk so I couldn't see his face.
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Looking to change their lives, the Harveys took off for Europe and Morocco in 1969.
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She soon took off running in the 1,20163 meters, her hair bobbing in a ponytail.
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When I got to the session and took off my coat, there was no bag.
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Plans to start a jewelry business and an interior design firm never fully took off.
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Rating But, boy, it would be nice for the network if the show took off.
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He burst through the door, onto the fifth floor, and took off down the hallway.
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"We run east to the first light," Martin told the runners before they took off.
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The medical team was persuaded — so much so that they took off their face masks.
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Alaradi took off his clothes to show the doctor marks on his body, Champ said.
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There have been several market downturns since curbside recycling took off in the late 1980s.
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As predicted, his compatriots took to it, and Marsala took off in England, and beyond.
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When I told the agents I was 16 years old, they took off my cuffs.
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In 1943 the family moved back to Manhattan, and the twins' modeling career took off.
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For another, and here's the really curious part, EO Products took off in unexpected ways.
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When archaeological science took off in the late 1800s, unknown thousands of graves were excavated.
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Then Putin's career took off, he went to Moscow, became Prime Minister, and then president.
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She allegedly told the officer Jones took off in his car and was possibly drinking.
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After it was roused, the creature took off — and scaled the side of the building.
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In particular, sales of costly new hypertension and cancer drugs took off in the 207s.
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Mukherjee's solo shows and public commissions took off in the 1970s, earning her critical reception.
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The retail operation took off, and their daughter, now 31, eventually joined the family business.
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Once Cardi B took off her headgear, would you still think: Yes, she's the Madonna?
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Mr. Thomas absorbed the blow, unfazed, and took off his jacket, squaring up to brawl.
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Biden's political career took off in 1972, when he was elected to the US Senate.
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Our first company, an entertainment-focused venture called StarBrand Media, took off once Warner Bros.
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When Na'im spotted officers closing in, he took off running, a pistol in his hand.
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As the value of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin took off in 2017, ICOs became increasingly popular.
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A police spokeswoman has said Maddox took off running during a walk around the lake.
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The project, which could have provided jobs to thousands of young Afghans, never took off.
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They took off their life jackets and followed me back up to the observation deck.
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Their economic growth took off just after 1870, way before their welfare states were established.
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The AI-generated face-swapping tech first took off in the mainstream on the site.
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The helicopter took off from a heliport in Kearny, New Jersey, according to the NTSB.
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After that, the shooter took off down the hallway, leaving a shotgun on the floor.
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"The exercise stuff never took off as much as I wanted it to," he said.
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The tweet took off, with more than 40,000 retweets, and Ward's inbox was soon flooded.
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ToTok originally launched in July and took off rather quickly in the Unite Arab Emirates.
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"The exercise stuff never took off as much as I wanted it to," he said.
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Bryant took off on the pitch and never stopped running as he rounded third base.
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Under his instructions, Ms. Sokola says, she took off her blouse and unzipped her jeans.
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A new study shows the virus took off weeks earlier than Chinese officials have suggested.
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CNN has reached out to the Billings Logan International Airport, where the plane took off.
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After we took off, a wide selection of movies became available on the entertainment system.
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Sales of its devices took off after the advent of the smartphone and music streaming.
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When her career took off in the 1990s, women were well represented on the charts.
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By 1974, KFC took the Christmas marketing plan national across Japan, and it took off.
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Trump won the 2016 presidential election, but that was before the #MeToo movement took off.
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After winning 'Idol,' her career took off and she started touring and releasing studio albums.
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And Stephen Colbert's "Late Show" has also taken off, since he took off the gloves.
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But as Frankel's star took off, she landed bigger paydays and several Bravo spinoff shows.
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Meanwhile, the horse pulling the buggy also took off, but Hermsdorfer caught up to it.
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Many airlines called out the Note 7 by name to passengers before planes took off.
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The plane took off from Los Angeles International Airport for Seattle at 5:30 p.m.
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As LED lighting took off, many New Yorkers clung to the pleasing warmth of incandescents.
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Within days, it took off on TikTok and debuted on the Billboard Hot Country chart.
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The extreme music shows took off, bringing in business but changing the bar's customer demographics.
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It was then that celebrity journalism and a rich secondary market in P.R. took off.
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The Nuggets took off in the second quarter, building a 60-51 lead by halftime.
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While some have tried to replicate the Tuesday magic elsewhere, the efforts never took off.
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The plane, which took off from Bolivia, contained 81 passengers -- including players, journalists and others.
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It sputtered along while Instagram — which is free and doesn't allow full nudity — took off.
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They took off because they were available, they worked, and that was all anyone needed.
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The hobby took off, and this year he expects to move 10,0003 pairs of shoes.
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Slowly, their "hobby" took off, and paid off handsomely when Diageo decided it wanted in.
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According to flight records, the jet took off from Vnukovo airport at 3:58 a.m.
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With the disappearance of an alternative to limited public transportation, individual car ownership took off.
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Syrian regime airplanes reportedly took off from those runways just a day after the airstrikes.
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As we took off, most of the passengers whipped out their cellphones to take pictures.
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He took off on a private jet Wednesday evening, bound for an Arizona treatment facility.
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Their first few mobile video apps never took off, but HQ was a quick hit.
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Deciem really took off after the company launched skin care brand the Ordinary in 2016.
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Then the woman took off her wedding wedding band and put it on my finger.
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When China took off, their average GDP per capita was around $4000, India's was around $1800.
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Then, Tatum took off his wig and shocked his elevator companions by unveiling his true identity.
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The plane, a Tara Air flight from Pokhara to Jomsom, took off at 7:50 a.m.
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The mom in question is obviously channeling the Evil Kermit meme that took off this month.
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The pilot had asked to return to base (RTB) after the plane took off from Jakarta.
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Off we went, galloping towards the dog, who saw us coming and took off in turn.
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Another phenomenon that took off alongside bitcoin was a new fundraising method called initial coin offerings.
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By 4 PM, students had exited the school without drama and the district police took off.
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A Minneapolis-bound flight took off from John F. Kennedy International Airport as regional flights resumed.
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Several women took off their shirts to reveal their own scars, something they'd never done before.
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Wetzel took off to the Temple locker room, where rumors like, "Coach just fought Calipari" circulated.
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The major browser makers adopted the feature, but mired in controversy, the standard never took off.
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By October 2011, Condescending Wonka was born, which is from where the meme really took off.
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On Twitter, McConnell's line took off along with the hashtag #LetLizSpeak, which was trending Wednesday morning.
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Fighting the fire The helicopter took off from East 34th Street Heliport about 1:32 p.m.
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He photographed her for a while, and then took off his own clothes and joined her.
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His first online ventures -- a porn site and an e-commerce site -- never really took off.
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Michaud says, when he took off his shoe ... he was missing part of his big toe!!
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Labaut took off behind the counter and headed towards the kitchen with officers following close behind.
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The small private plane, which took off from from Kissimmee, Florida, crashed around 2:30 p.m.
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Another pilot was brought in and the flight took off about two hours later, Hobart said.
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Over the next several years, her business took off and she worked with hundreds of clients.
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It took off in 203, with the addition of photos — mostly of study spaces and beds.
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Another thought it was in the room where the children took off their coats and hats.
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The Republicans chose Ron DeSantis, whose campaign took off when he was endorsed by Mr Trump.
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Shanté's burgeoning career was nearly over before it took off thanks to the men around her.
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Someone took off their shirt so it could be used to apply pressure on the wound.
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The passengers were screened for fever and evaluated for respiratory systems before the flight took off.
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Police reached the American Airlines co-pilot on Saturday before his flight to Philadelphia took off.
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As her new Las Vegas residency took off, Paula Abdul opened up about a crash landing.
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And not to mention y'all took off the berry sundae and added an açai bowl.
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He and a neighbor jacked up the car and took off the rear driver's-side wheel.
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So, my brother took off the leash, and in that instant, the dog spotted a cat.
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Still, after all the stress and pricing work was over, Google opened well and took off.
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On December 7, 1972, NASA's Apollo 17 mission took off under the command of Gene Cernan.
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Jones said he took off his seatbelt because he was stopping at the store after work.
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The pair allegedly shot Crocker in her Pensacola, Florida, home and took off with her car.
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But in the 1970s and '80s, costumes based on pop culture and current events took off.
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She took off the scarf portion of the covering first, she said, but Command Sgt. Maj.
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We learned that when Barack Obama's first presidential campaign took off with a victory in Iowa.
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But it wasn't until the rise of indie gaming years later that "Metroidvanias" really took off.
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The joint quickly took off and Hankerson soon opened two other branches in the Atlanta area.
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The post — a simple, seemingly inconsequential news item posted to a sports-focused subreddit — took off.
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Virgin's twin-fuselage carrier airplane holding the SpaceShipTwo passenger spacecraft took off at 2300:2000 a.m.
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Members of an eradication group that took off from Tumaco killed seven unarmed protesters in October.
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Soon, another WC-130J took off to chase the newborn hurricane, as it moved toward landfall.
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Indeed, most messaging these days occurs over mobile — a platform on which AIM never took off.
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"We're doing well, we're doing really well and we took off all those restrictions," Trump said.
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Its first charter flight took off from Luton airport, where the company was headquartered, for Spain.
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On Twitter, it becomes a way for users to see why a certain tweet took off.
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Officers moved to detain the man, identified as Christopher Few, who took off in his car.
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I took off running out the door, and there&aposs something for a while out there.
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Louis Jordan Jordan, 37, took off from South Carolina in January 2015, on a fishing trip.
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I used to be active in punk music for 10 years before my career took off.
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Will and Kate then took off for Victoria to reunite with Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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In the room, Rossetter claims Hoffman took off his shirt and asked for a back rub.
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After sealing the hole, the kidnappers took off, leaving their hostages buried alive for 103 hours.
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He called 911, but took off as soon as the ambulances arrived — with Katie's jewelry box.
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" She also added that before his career took off, Peep "always knew he'd be something more.
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"I just took off to the net and a great pass by Johnny (Gaudreau)," Ferland said.
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Before my modeling career took off, I really loved my math and science classes in school.
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So I took off all my clothes, left everything in the sea and tried to swim.
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"Justin's solo career took off after that and Janet was blackballed," added another unidentified family member.
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In Taiwan, the product took off in 2013 as international banks introduced them to the market.
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Andrew went to his room, took off his uniform and put it in the washing machine.
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After stalling multiple times, Alexander left the car and took off running, the sheriff's office said.
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The man made the claim before the plane took off, the airline said in a statement.
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Ursini said the man bound her ankles and wrists and took off most of her clothes.
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"This is the first one of my weird creations that took off," Adler tells The Verge.
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The industry took off from there, fueled by the use of cranberries aboard transatlantic sailing ships.
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He engaged in local politics, but left when his career in the private sector took off.
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After a few bumps in the road, their mushrooms, and soon mushroom growing kits, took off.
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IT IS hard to identify the moment when podcasting took off, because it keeps having them.
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I finally got a camera on my 15th birthday and it kinda took off from there.
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He put out a single of ours on Stiff Records and it took off really quickly.
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West says the man took off with $5,000 in cash, Louboutin shoes and other expensive stuff.
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Chase and the boat took off but cops ultimately tracked him down driving down a highway.
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While they stood a few feet apart, Schwarzenegger swooped in, grabbed his wheels and took off.
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The guy threw the clubs in his SUV and took off before anyone could stop him.
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The flight took off from Changsha, the capital of southern Hunan province, at 8:40 a.m.
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A pilot in training was acting as co-pilot when the aircraft took off, authorities said.
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He went to WWE, of course, because everyone goes there eventually, but he never took off.
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Founded by chief executive Skuli Mogensen, Wow Air took off for the first time in 2012.
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From 2278 to 2000, the average working American took off more than 211 days a year.
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Ava took off for the Big Island of Hawaii Wednesday night with her dad, Richie Sambora.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont raised in 2015 as his primary challenge to Hillary Clinton took off.
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The rocket took off from Cape Canaveral on Wednesday, a day after its initial planned launch.
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The second, allegedly driven by LaVoy Finicum, took off at high speed, attempting to get away.
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The unidentified suspect took off after the shooting, the Renton Police Department said in a statement.
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He opened a brewpub in a then-desolate stretch of downtown Denver that unexpectedly took off.
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Puig wasn't that deep, but Barnes took off and scored as Puig's throw home was offline.
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Some of them took off on foot, while others are suspected of getting in a car.
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Once the vehicle took off, though, the entire 11-minute flight went off without a hitch.
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He produced the diva's first two albums and when her career took off, his followed suit.
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Concerns were raised before the 9 AM United Airlines flight took off to Newark, New Jersey.
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Scott soon took off on foot and, at one point, according to Slager, stole his taser.
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Remember, the series originally took off on PSP, a machine that didn't have two analog sticks!
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LaMia Flight 2933 took off from Bolivia's Viru Viru International Airport and headed to Rionegro, Colombia.
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In a flash, it took off into a full sprint, galloping triumphantly into the end zone.
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As criticism of Trump's accusers grew, the conversation took off online centered on the hashtag #WhyWomenDontReport.
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