The grief took up all the space, until it took up residence inside Mr. Elverum, and began to announce itself via songwriting.
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News trucks took up street parking in front of the courthouse and live shots took up most of the plaza in front of the courthouse.
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This manifested itself some years ago in the phone book, he said, when listings for the Vermont state government took up 62 inches, while New Hampshire's took up eight.
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She took up surfing and wrote scripts and children's books.
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Many took up the hashtag "#teamariel," and hating on Grier.
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Abans took up LKR165m of AFP's rights issue in FY17.
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When Ryan took up immigration bills in the House, Rep.
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New employees in Mumbai and Manila took up those positions.
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He took up sculpting last year, if that says anything.
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He later took up the post of ambassador in Washington.
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Thousands unfortunately took up the call and entered harm's way.
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But not every state took up regulation of amusement parks.
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Some GOP lawmakers then took up the issue as well.
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He eventually took up the guitar as his main instrument.
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The questions took up half a regularly scheduled news conference.
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Instead, he apparently took up a position outside the school.
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Sure enough, Mr. Trump's Twitter legions took up the call.
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At another point in his life, Dylan took up boxing.
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That took up a big part of my psychic energy.
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Millions took up martial arts because of him, Polly says.
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Mr. Trump took up ever more alarming tactics this week.
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It first took up arms against the government in 1984.
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The foreigner took up position in a rooftop chicken coop.
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After a slow start, governments also took up the mantle.
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They took up shelter in a Best Western outside Lumberton.
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Descent and ascent took up to four hours each way.
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Instead, she took up archery and discovered her extraordinary talent.
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She eventually took up skeleton — a headfirst version of luge.
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They took up positions on the periphery of our tents.
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She later took up the saxophone but rarely played professionally.
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As a boy he took up photography as a hobby.
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During that time, he reportedly took up shoemaking in Italy.
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" Kaufman took up the voice-over: "And said, 'Oh, look!
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It took up most of wherever she was, in fact.
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After he died, two of his sons took up residence.
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Mr. Chen took up the challenge with an acolyte's zeal.
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He took up his job at UBS the same day.
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Before the Supreme Court took up June Medical Services v.
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She took up the position she currently holds in 2013.
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The relatives refused, and American politicians took up their cause.
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The poem took up a fraction of their 1,895 pages.
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It took up so much room, but it looked incredible.
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The three-time Wimbledon champion took up that role in April.
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Last month, a federal court in Philadelphia took up the question.
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Chien took up this dextrous ritual to expand her artistic palette.
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Elsewhere, Bullock's pal Sol (John Hawkes) eventually took up with Trixie.
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The device is quite light, but took up too much space.
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But when her brothers took up surfing, Marks followed in tow.
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Italian ones took up 35.4 percent of the bond, it said.
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Girls' and boys' apparel each took up half of the space.
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And it only took up 5 percent of a public plaza.
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But, the Fiorina selection definitely took up some of Trump's oxygen.
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These issues took up 10% and 9% of the debate, respectively.
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Mattingly took up the argument and joined Phelps in the clubhouse.
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Things like ports and pins took up a lot of time.
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CAA's board took up the issue, increasing the firm's cybersecurity budget.
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New navy chief Shen Jinlong took up his position in January.
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Richard Lugar (R-Ind.) took up the mantel in the Senate.
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Those sessions took up "a majority of the morning," Sanders said.
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Maybe you just took up jogging, give them the back story.
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He took up the job only a month or so ago.
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The grocery section took up about half of the lower level.
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The grocery section took up a large segment of the store.
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The full House never took up the contempt citation against Rove.
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Nhung Tang of Vietnam played badminton before she took up golf.
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But then, in her early 80s, she took up painting again.
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A new lawyer, Kathleen Zellner, took up his case in January.
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He took up some golf, I recall, but not with enthusiasm.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court took up Shelby County (Alabama) v.
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It looks like Grandma Geraldine took up Johansson on that offer.
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She took up gardening for a short spell and also canoeing.
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The original computers were gigantic—they took up a whole room.
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Other labels took up the mantle and started their own parties.
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After being discharged, he took up photography again to stabilize himself.
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And what if almost all of them took up the offer?
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Libertarians took up the protest, saying that the government was overreaching.
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A year later Mr. Goytisolo took up permanent residence in Marrakesh.
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"We took up a collection," Ms. Young said with a chuckle.
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Nickname: The Underwater Meteor * Took up swimming in 1998 in Hangzhou.
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Gambia ended up being the state that took up that challenge.
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The subscriber list took up 174 of the filing's 506 pages.
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He took up the piano again before he finished high school.
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He took up painting in 2012, in an unexpected artistic arc.
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Then the chamber adjourned and never took up the other eight.
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He started to eat right and took up a weightlifting regimen.
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When he retired he took up golf to stay in shape.
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Young Maurice took up the bugle, playing reveille at scout camps.
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After dinner, Mottel took up station once again with his synth.
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He took up drums in sixth grade and guitar as a teenager.
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Lawrence told me she took up a collection at work for Paulette.
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He initially took up painting for no reason other than to paint.
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After careful research, he found a way: Bryant took up tap dancing.
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The move sparked a nationwide uprising and opposition members took up arms.
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Others walked past armored vehicles and took up positions in the sand.
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A group of passionate Moroccans took up an area near the front.
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One emoji, the "subdivision flag," took up a total of 14 characters.
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A few Kurds took up arms in Kirkuk, vainly shooting their rifles.
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At Michigan, he took up political causes including the civil rights movement.
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He took up his current role as chief design officer in 2015.
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As you can imagine, it took up a chunk of our time.
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He took up a new career as a firefighter in late 2013.
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Eventually, though, Krakowiecki wanted to be busier, so he took up acting.
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Munoz took up her case, leading to her release four years later.
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The kitchen products took up a huge portion of the first floor.
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Taylor's family took up SoCal's offer to relocate, at the utility's expense.
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Today, the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee took up Pruitt's nomination.
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So basically I took up running, and hoped that would be enough.
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Those groceries took up most of the counter space in Wigley's kitchen.
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Democrats took up the opposite view, and voters split along familiar lines.
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This is the world that Gawker predicted and took up arms against.
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He then took up hand-cycling and won three Paralympic gold medals.
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But as the Civil War loomed, Congress never took up the proposal.
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Meanwhile, 11 crates of Mexican art took up her entire living room.
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The toy section took up the entire back corner of the store.
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He took up the piano at the unusually late age of 17.
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On Twitter, a number of right-wing writers took up the claim.
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After those bacteria took up residence in our common ancestor, they proceeded
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He left suddenly in 2015 and took up a role in Australia.
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She took up the violin as a child and later studied voice.
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Arakawa later took up shop in Seattle, where he oversaw product development.
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The installation took up 400 metres of footpath along the historical monument.
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Freshman guard Shake Milton took up the scoring slack with 14 points.
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Today, Cohen took up the issue on his Sirius XM Radio show.
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But, two years ago, she took up sewing and became a seamstress.
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Luna, where Ms. Hill took up residence, still stands today, if wounded.
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Ms. Berlinski took up acting for a while at the Cameri Theater.
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I am a divorced woman, 44, who took up tennis this summer.
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He eventually quit his classical studies and took up the jazz trumpet.
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Then I took up the practice sitting on the sofa at home.
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And she took up parody and painting to give it a form.
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When Syria slid into civil war, Mr. al-Sarout took up arms.
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In 1981, the Senate took up an amendment to expand the credit.
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William grew up in Oakland and took up the clarinet at 10.
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She took up hang gliding, scuba diving, water skiing and sky diving.
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" He added: "I was very happy when the girls took up golf.
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After the Nelsons divorced in 1956, she took up choreography full time.
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Mr. Doe assumed the presidency and took up residence at the Mansion.
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"Sorry I took up so much time," said Mr. Serebrennikov, signing off.
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Soon after, Jared Kushner took up Rubashkin's cause inside the White House.
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Within two years, James II's grandson, James IV, took up the game.
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Fitzgerald took up with the writer Sheila Graham in his final years.
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At Polytechnic University, students who took up their protest there on Nov.
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They came under fire, retreated back uphill and took up a position.
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When he left school, he took up an apprenticeship as a bricklayer.
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But Buttigieg took up the Fox News town hall challenge and impressed.
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She took up hockey shortly after being appointed a judge in 2009.
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At Michigan, he took up political causes including the civil rights movement.
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Justyna obtained an order of protection, and eventually took up with Darek.
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Wojcicki took up a job in marketing at computer-chip maker Intel.
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Tim Scott last year, but the House never took up the measure.
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A nursing home, unoccupied at the time, took up the ground floor.
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Which bill you took up first wouldn't matter at all, rules-wise.
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He took up boxing and says he's already had double digit success.
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Pishevar's Hyperloop One was one of the companies that took up the cause.
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Not all took up the opportunity, even in families where someone had measles.
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He took up hitchhiking, then he upgraded his wanderlust to hopping freight trains.
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I began demanding men give me as much space as they took up.
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She was able to use a special bike, and took up adaptive cycling.
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Basketball star Kobe Bryant once took up tap dancing to improve his game.
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Hass took up baking, just to take his mind off the agonizing wait.
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Food makers took up the mantra, and pumped out products low in fat.
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Meanwhile, ten former members of the FARC took up their seats in Congress.
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We suspected this even before Silicon Valley's top investors took up their pitchforks.
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I actually took up knitting recently, but sometimes the vodka lures me out.
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At least three major chief executives took up gun control after the shooting.
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She took up CrossFit, and recently joined an softball team with her wife.
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That group of red women took up space in a most unmistakable way.
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The state backed those who took up arms in the name of Islam.
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And then some things, I took up for the purpose of the film.
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The WTO, after all, had problems before Mr Lighthizer took up his job.
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Houthi snipers took up positions in buildings 200 meters from his front door.
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It took up to two years to evacuate people living in the area.
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State media personalities, in an unexpected move, took up the mantle as well.
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It took up that strategy so vigorously that it alarmed al-Qaeda's leadership.
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It took up to 48 hours for the uncomfortable, tender feeling to subside.
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Dindim took up temporary residence in Pereira de Souza's backyard until February 2012.
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But then SPACE, an NGO working with transgender people, took up her cause.
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Rodrigo Duterte formally took up his new post as president of the Philippines.
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Ms Buchanan took up the victims' cases to provide them with legal aid.
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Asian investors accounted for 97 percent and European investors took up 3 percent.
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Two groups in particular took up the fight against secularism, Mr. Islam said.
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The complete list of names took up two full pages in the newspaper.
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My father took up with another woman and had a completely different family.
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This overreaction strengthened separatist sentiment, and Anglophone pro-independence groups took up arms.
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The autonomy-seeking PKK first took up arms against the state in 1984.
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Residents took up the well-established chants and slogans of other, similar protests.
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Leading citizens gave up on Congress in 1833 and took up the cause.
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When asked to pick an activity for physical education, she took up clogging.
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That became the conventional wisdom once their stateside epigones took up the cry.
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Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney took up the cry in the 2012 campaign.
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The movie got an animated preview and took up most of the screen.
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They took up so much room, you had to have a special bag.
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It was during this time that she took up flying as a hobby.
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"People from work took up a collection to help us with medical expenses."
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People from work took up a collection to help us with medical expenses.
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I took up running and even did some recreational gymnastics on the side.
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In London, he took up residency at the popular Sang Bleu tattoo shop.
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In 2005, Lorna Herf left her job at Google and took up painting.
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A Redditor who goes by the name jerkenstine took up the noble call.
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Van Houten then took up the knife and stabbed the woman repeatedly herself.
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He took up guitar, and now he's a jazz guitarist in New Orleans.
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He started playing piano in third grade, then briefly took up the clarinet.
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A social service worker took up his case, and the elevator was repaired.
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A close friend of yours took up with your ex, then abandoned you.
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He took up writing after he was transferred to a prison in Canada.
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People took up arms to protect their families, their homes and their neighborhoods.
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Letter of Recommendation I took up golf in a time of personal crisis.
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That is until Fawn Weaver swooped into town and took up the cause.
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And just about every tech company took up the fight against neo-Nazis.
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All four could sleep comfortably, but the bed took up the entire room.
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And that took up a lot of energy in the National Security Council.
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The piano took up the theme, adding lacy lines in its high register.
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Later, Dinah's daughter, Dinah Lance, also took up fighting crime as Black Canary.
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In the 1890s, Annie Oakley and her husband, Frank Butler, took up residence.
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We acquired a young cat who took up a lot of psychic space.
|
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The far-right took up the theme and unity became confused with uniformity.
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Mr. Balayo's older brother, Welter, took up the mantle of seeking the land.
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Khan took up Ms. Marvel's mantle in 2013, becoming Marvel's first Muslim superhero.
|
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And yet, lawmakers took up -- and passed -- a measure that restricts that expansion.
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It happened before he took up his job in charge of domestic security.
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All three reformed their ways when Scott took up the Ant-Man mantle.
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After all, a gigantic, full-length mirror took up most of her bedroom.
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What I hated about Wii U was how much space it took up.
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Well after Algeria became independent, Mr. Susini took up permanent residence in France.
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The prior legislature took up similar legislation that failed to advance very far.
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Anti-colonial warriors, including Chief Songea Mbano, took up arms against the Germans.
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Oh, and his wing-span basically took up the entirety of the small pool.
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I finally stopped when I took up working in the film business full-time.
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Robbie Kaplan, a partner at Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison, took up her cause.
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Nkurunziza was re-elected, but some of his opponents took up arms against him.
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Earlier this month, the Supreme Court took up its biggest abortion case in years.
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But for-profit banks, largely in China, took up a lot of the slack.
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It was invented about 50 years ago and it took up the whole room.
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She took up her family hustle as a barber in both Philadelphia and Atlanta.
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As previously reported , Kardashian-West took up Johnson's cause after reading about her online.
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The Design Commission took up the issue at its monthly meeting at City Hall.
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Everybody sorta took up a different sonic space on certain parts of this record.
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Huddled in groups of seven, they took up positions in the cover of darkness.
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Frey also took up acting as yet another successful outlet for his proud narcissism.
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The experience made him realize he needed a change, so Franco took up acting.
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Together, they took up the entire side of one of the venue's smaller hills.
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She continued to act, but her activism took up much of her leisure time.
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That occupation got him to Paris, where he happily took up residence at 21779.
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Passers-by took up the chase and the man was detained near the station.
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There is no public evidence that he took up arms on behalf of ISIS.
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There is no public evidence that he took up arms on behalf of ISIS.
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Kapoor stopped acting for the most part and took up drinking instead, Chhabra said.
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Camila Mendes, who stars as Veronica Lodge on "Riverdale," took up the challenge, too.
|
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Around 20 local artists took up residency here and created the works on view.
|
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The Supreme Court first took up the issue in the 1978 case California v.
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Neither played much tennis, but all three of their children took up the sport.
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Mattis took up his former civilian gig at Stanford's Hoover Institution earlier this year.
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"Even the staircase seemed inefficient — it took up too much space," Mr. Reich said.
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Mr. Bradsell took up the cause of mixology as a teenager in the 1970s.
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Kara took up part-time residence in Washington, DC. Ezra moved to Oakland, California.
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Not surprisingly, the younger Truex took up racing go-karts, then modified stock cars.
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Conservative talk radio took up the cause, smacking Mr. Bush as squishy on immigration.
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Late last year, the nuns contacted two senior monks, who took up their cause.
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"Barr's personality took up a lot of space on the "Roseanne" set," Saraiya writes.
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It took up a lot of space because it was a thick wool sweater.
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Mr. Flynn's work for Turkey ended before he took up his White House post.
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On Tuesday, four conservative states took up the issue — Idaho, Utah, Nebraska and Montana.
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He hails from an athletic family and took up tackle football in grade school.
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She took up Hawthorne again in "The Scarlet Letter: A Reading," published in 1986.
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The sisters slept together in a bed that took up most of the room.
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Sara Joanne Byrd took up piano at age 5 in her hometown, Jacksonville, Fla.
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Nine of the 10 racers took up their assigned positions at the starting rope.
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I'm a longtime runner who recently took up weightlifting, but my body hasn't changed.
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When the chant rose, "Love not Hate," many more people took up that chant.
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When we took up Zachary Hood's case, it was to secure his religious liberty.
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A junior from London, he played soccer until age 1003, then took up basketball.
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His love for us took up more than just his share of the room.
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She received criticism for almost anything that took up her time that wasn't Drew.
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Some had skirts that took up three seats, which in a way made sense.
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But demand was slowing compared with last week, when banks took up $112.1 billion.
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Ever resourceful, their son took up German to help him interpret the adult exchanges.
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Days later, the State Senate took up its bill to undercut the new rule.
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Others took up the issue with one of Home Depot's most visible advertisers: HGTV.
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Those who took up arms against him would be thrown down, humbled, and destroyed.
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The UN also took up the idea, calling for a global GND in 2009.
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The pair jointly took up causes beyond Europe's borders, including climate change and global inequality.
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Commercials took up more than 49 minutes, or 22 percent, of the game, Kantar said.
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Many other Republicans took up his call, and Reagan won the presidency four years later.
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So she took up the one trade that her hometown of Acolman is renowned for.
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Each trick took at least 20 takes, some took up to 50 to get right.
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About 600 AU/NZ shareholders and about 20 US shareholders/investors took up the 'invitation.
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Then Facebook took up the mantle, followed by Slack and Symphony and WhatsApp and HipChat.
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Félicité was a model and influencer, who recently took up DJing according to her Instagram.
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Kataf, who studied food science, took up photography as a hobby a few years ago.
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But courts that took up the original ban have plenty of issues to look at.
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So after a few years of self-destruction I took up a new hobby: fitness.
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Architect Gustavo Izarra took up home-brew after visiting his daughter in Belgium in 2012.
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It basically took up an entire episode and had a New York-set post-party.
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She happened to be dating a ukulele player, so Buffett took up the instrument, too.
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Mountains challenged him, so he took up the challenge, again and again, to prove himself.
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By 2012, however, the conjunction took up about 6% of the words in its reports.
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Carney took up his role on July 1, 13, and will step down on Jan.
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Carney took up his role on July 13, 2013, and will step down on Jan.
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Carney took up his role on July 1, 2013, and will step down on Jan.
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Partisan struggles were evident, too, as Congress took up the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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After that, terrorists who went on to lead ISIS took up where Zarqawi left off.
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Chen took up the CEO role in 2013 with a reputation as a turnaround artist.
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But at that point regime forces once more took up the attack against the rebels.
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Hospices took up the mantle of caring for people with these long-term terminal illnesses.
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Trump, for his part, took up these allegations and echoed them at his campaign rallies.
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The court last week took up a separate case that could decide the Redskins' situation.
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When it was introduced 13 years ago, the category took up just 7,000 square feet.
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After a long spell in Dalston, Labyrinth took up residence in Tottenham for two years.
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Some 125,000 Cubans took up his offer that year, most of them heading for Miami.
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The Senate took up the bill late Wednesday with an expectation of overwhelming bipartisan support.
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I became obsessed by all things Japanese — books, movies; I even took up Japanese fencing.
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He was a legal scholar at Oxford University for a while, and took up photography.
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Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and George H.W. Bush all took up the issue.
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And Donald Trump, master of whataboutism, predictably took up the issue and ran with it.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) last November, McSally took up the remainder of the late Sen.
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Stroud said her sister, two Great Danes and three cats also took up residence there.
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Buckwheat took up accordion in 1978; a year later he started his own zydeco band.
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This opened a second conflict: Syria's ethnic Kurdish minority took up arms amid the chaos.
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Before laptops made computers portable, the first electronic digital computer took up an entire room.
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The administration took up, critically, a major push for an international accord on climate change.
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At 18,000 square-feet with two floors, the store took up a whole corner spot.
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Zionism was inextricable from the Jewish studies curriculum that took up half my school day.
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Let's just say that 10% of the people took up-- autonomous cars in a year.
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Like you did something bad, you know, because it took up residence in your anus?
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More than 40,000 people have been killed since the PKK took up arms in 1984.
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Thus, he also advocated granting freedom to slaves who took up arms against the British.
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So instead, he took up diving, a sport where his height was not a hindrance.
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Extended ovations greeted Mr. Levine, 72, each time he took up position in the pit.
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Dr. Daniel Cramer at Harvard took up the challenge in a study published in 1982.
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Martin Griss, Hakan Erdogmus and a third CMU professor, Bob Iannucci, took up the challenge.
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Jack Jones took up the entire street corner and had an inviting indoor-outdoor feel.
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It was, though Mr. Trump's video and counter-accusations took up only a few minutes.
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Andrew Cuomo of New York took up the cause legislatively, while Republicans like former Gov.
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House Republicans on Tuesday took up legislation to ban abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
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That's why the Court took up Whole Woman's Health in the first place, Rikelman said.
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Its eight remaining monks took up residence in a nursing home in Salt Lake City.
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Soon after was when Fattal took up ceramics and discovered her profound connection with clay.
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My father also took up building homes; talk about immigrants literally building up this country.
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Press, by the way, immediately took up a position ahead of Rapinoe, Lloyd and Heath.
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Recently, the school's employees took up a collection to help a family stave off eviction.
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She wrote that she took up to 31 pills, all of which her system rejected.
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This left plenty of room for speculation, and wrestling fans happily took up that challenge.
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As a visual person, she took up cans of spray paint and started doing graffiti.
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A conversation with... The well-regarded science writer took up poker while researching a book.
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The man took up arms for the government because he feared he could be next.
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James J. Jeffries, a former champion who had been in retirement, took up that challenge.
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Mr. Bergé took up with Robert Merloz, a young designer he backed with company money.
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On Wednesday, Parliament reconvened and immediately took up a motion of no-confidence against Rajapaksa.
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" He took up the issue later on social media, tweeting: "Another avoidable uniquely American tragedy.
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When she was done, another seven or eight people took up the hammer in succession.
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Clinton, Critics have accused State Department officials who took up the investigation of political bias.
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In the tiny kitchen at Balaboosta, Ms. Admony took up more handfuls of wet semolina.
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Other members of the Massachusetts caucus, including Senator Elizabeth Warren, also took up the cause.
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Protesters in Syria took up arms and the country spiraled into a devastating civil war.
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They took up arms against their own armed forces, and killed and tortured British journalists.
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In 20203, Call of Duty: Black Ops took up about 22020GB of hard drive space.
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Just three players took up the game in college or when they were college age.
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For example, Saujani took up surfing last summer despite not yet knowing how to swim.
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Finally, we went downstairs to the home department, which took up almost the whole floor.
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An acoustic guitar took up one corner and the flowerbeds outside were full of cacti.
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Names in small type, all jammed together, took up page after page in the paper.
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Whenever possible — which was often — they took up residence at opposite ends of the court.
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After Trump was actually elected, Bannon took up a perch in the White House itself.
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Thanks to soaring popularity, "Clash Royale" viewership took up more than half of that time.
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Black chairs ringed the room, and an island of hair dryers took up its center.
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That is a vision of peasant farming from the 1960s, when the FARC took up arms.
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In 93, he moved to San Diego, where he took up a job as a cleric.
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A new division of the company called Stuntronics took up the task of building the stuntbot.
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However, officials took up their long-run estimates, to 1.9 percent from 1.8 percent in September.
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Vargas is a fifth-generation circus performer and took up trapeze at the age of 7.
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It started this connected world of technology and music, and we definitely took up that flag.
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When Cannon took up competitive boxing in college, he found an outlet to channel his energy.
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And this afternoon, the UN Security Council took up a draft resolution to support the talks.
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Last year, former West Elm president Jim Brett took up the reigns as the company's CEO.
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Two months after his father passed, Vazquez Sr. took up boxing at the age of 18.
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After the civil contempt finding, federal prosecutors took up the case and brought criminal contempt charges.
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They again took up his cause -- even though they were no longer appointed to represent him.
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When I was your age, computers were so big that they took up an entire room.
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The job is currently held by Sir Kim Darroch, who took up the post in January.
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Other genres, particularly hip-hop, took up the protest banner and addressed inequality, poverty and alienation.
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Even Da Silva, who only took up the sport at 14, was surprised by the exuberance.
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More than 40,000 people, mostly Kurds, have died since the rebels took up arms in 1984.
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As a teen, Kahlo took up boxing and joined a gang, later falling for its leader.
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These men voluntarily renounced their citizenship and took up arms against the United States of America.
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This became especially true after Jia took up permanent residence in the US earlier this summer.
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He took up chess at the age of four, after watching his father and uncle play.
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Several soldiers, whose families suffer from the same shortages as other Venezuelans, took up his offer.
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While most spoke in Arabic, others took up the challenge in English, French and other languages.
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He also took up the cause of medical marijuana, successfully sponsoring legislation to make it legal.
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Chen took up the CEO role in late 2013 with a reputation as a turnaround artist.
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The autonomy-seeking PKK took up arms in 1984, and more than 40,000 people have died.
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Cohen even took up smoking again at the age of 80 after a 30 year break.
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I went to meetings almost daily, took up service projects, and helped counsel other young sponsees.
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With its ivory keys, it looked like a mini-piano and took up an entire table.
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SS guards moved into the apartment below his and took up positions on the sidewalk outside.
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Guerrillas who took up arms against the Soviet occupation became sworn enemies of their Communist relatives.
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He and his small staff took up half a floor of a barren corporate office building.
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They said they took up arms to defend themselves from kidnappings, extortion and killings by cartels.
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Communities took up arms to defend themselves, then fought back in what became a civil war.
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I felt like it took up half my body from all the hairspray, curling, and teasing.
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But he took up the company's offer, hoping that the drug might eliminate his patients' headaches.
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Nick began competing in judo at age 5, and Helen took up the sport as well.
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New Knowledge says that it is not known whether anyone took up the offer of counseling.
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As her physical surroundings fluctuated, she took up residence in a fantasy world she called Palapimsosak.
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She took up the taxonomy with zeal, poring over Psychological Types for the next five years.
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There was a massive hot food section that took up a large section of the store.
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I reached the point where I wasn't taking care of myself, so I took up boxing.
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It took up to six days for some families to find the bodies of their children.
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Brown himself took up woodworking in a shed in the backyard to have his own hobby.
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Steve and Courtney Adcock took up unconventional living when they retired at 35 and 33, respectively.
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If the Board took up the debate over ridesharing, the companies would face an uphill battle.
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The Republican-led Kansas state senate took up a measure that would expand Medicaid there Monday.
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TEL AVIV — Watchmaking was in Itay Noy's professional D.N.A. long before he took up the craft.
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Mailing ballot papers took up the greatest chunk of cash, with 17.3 million New Zealand dollars.
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Initially, it took up to two weeks to release information such as an aerial surveillance photo.
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They're like Teletubbies that grew up, chilled out, lost their headgear, and took up nude sunbathing.
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The nascent Mexican auto industry took up some of the unemployed but other efforts were needed.
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The world press took up the line: Ern Malley had exposed the fraudulence of literary modernism.
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I had a fight about wizard money on Twitter and it took up half my morning.
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You know, I assembled a number of stupidities, which took up a lot of my time.
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So a few years ago, botanists from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo took up the mystery.
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Dozens of soldiers, whose families suffer the same shortages as other Venezuelans, took up his offer.
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Swimmer took up pottery as a child, after discovering a clay deposit close to her home.
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The family moved to Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and he took up the trumpet when he was 7.
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More than 40,000 people have been killed in conflict since it took up arms in 1984.
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She took up painting at age 80 during a visit to a center for older adults.
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Several months ago, separatists in the Ambazonia Defense Forces took up arms to fight for sovereignty.
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Georgia stripped Mr. Saakashvili of his citizenship in December 2015 after he took up Ukrainian citizenship.
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Those who took up arms against the Union were explicitly attempting to stop the American odyssey.
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So that's what took up a lot of discussion on The Verge's flagship podcast The Vergecast.
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Court reporters read Perez's testimony to the jury, which took up the rest of Wednesday's deliberations.
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Six months later, he took up running, gradually building up to longer distances, including Sunday's marathon.
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When he took up fashion photography, did he become an important conduit and connector for you?
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The transportation minister, Bezalel Smotrich, took up Mr. Netanyahu's rallying cry against the law-enforcement system.
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The board took up the votes at the request of student groups that created the proposals.
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Jailing his political opponent was a chant his followers took up, and he encouraged, after all.
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On Monday, it took up the rotating presidency of the United Nations-backed Conference on Disarmament.
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A lengthy back and forth on Syria took up much of the time, Mr. Tillerson said.
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His understudy, Jordan Dobson, took up the role having rehearsed it only once on the stage.
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They took up the back of the line for a few hundred feet before falling away.
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The large canvas I'd seen in the hallway the previous week took up an entire wall.
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Anne Hathaway and Halle Berry also had striking red lips when they took up Catwoman's mantle.
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When he took up the works of J. R. R. Tolkien, he learned Icelandic and Finnish.
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Several military snipers took up positions on the balconies of the once-luxurious Nineveh International Hotel.
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"Trump took up so much of the airwaves because he was off-script," Ms. Nelson said.
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They came from broken homes and led broken lifestyles, and they took up lives of crime.
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In the afternoon session, two freshman Democratic congresswomen took up Mr. Meadows's question about Ms. Patton.
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He took up the same position at a midday hearing to discuss the jury's latest question.
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Frances Bolton, an Ohio congresswoman, took up their cause and interested President Dwight Eisenhower in it.
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New Delhi-based graphic designer Khyati Trehan recently took up the 36 Days of Type challenge.
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Being on Broadway probably wasn't what you thought you'd be doing when you took up debate.
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About 93 percent of holders took up this offer, thinking that this discount was better than nothing.
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Ms. Yates, in particular, took up the issue, giving speeches and testifying before Congress alongside Mr. Comey.
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After the lower court again upheld the school program, the justices once again took up the case.
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The Santa Rosa event was DeLaMora's 11th Ironman race since she took up the sport in 2012.
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Meanwhile the so-called Trainspotting generation, who took up the drug in the 1990s, are growing fragile.
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The officers swiftly took up positions ready to shoot, according to body-camera footage of the incident.
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On Monday, the UK Parliament took up the matter of whether to ban Trump from the country.
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HANNITY: Well, the House at least passed a lot of bills that the Senate never took up.
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During the battle, al Qaeda fighters took up firing positions on the roof of a nearby building.
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Lagerfeld took up the helm at Chanel in 1983 and remained as creative director until his death.
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The 60,706 raw sequences, collected from colleagues all over the globe, took up a petabyte of memory.
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Who took up arms to help their husbands in their clashes with Turkish troops and Kurdish irregulars.
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TV. Advertising took up 23 percent of the broadcast, with 51 minutes and 30 seconds of commercials.
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He has been working with a new chairman since March when Martin Scicluna took up the role.
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Instead, he took up the genetic study of E. coli bacteria, shutting himself away in the laboratory.
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After Aenys' children got married, the Faith Militant took up arms and occupied the Sept of Remembrance.
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A Nexis search, for example, found no evidence that any outlet took up Sliwa on an Aug.
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He held a steaming cup just below his toothy smile; the photo took up an entire wall.
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When he took up drawing again nearly 20 years later, his work had a startlingly different character.
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His "Differential Analyser", which took up a small room, could solve equations with up to 18 variables.
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The ACLU took up Johnson's case, claiming that the Peace Corps was discriminating against people with disabilities.
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A hush fell, as two musicians in evening dress took up their positions behind two golden harps.
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He said he recently took up journalism as a way to express his pro-Scottish independence views.
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After Assad's iron-fisted crackdown on the protests, Sarout took up arms and became a wanted man.
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Madison Square Garden was full of minorities who took up space both on and off the stage.
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So when the justices took up the matter yet again in March, several pursued a new tack.
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Soon 4chan and other like minded men who felt wronged by women, took up the rallying cry.
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In fact, the actual shareholder agenda took up less than 15 minutes of the two-hour meeting.
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In 2012 he took up arms again to protest against the dominance of Frelimo, the ruling party.
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When Congress took up Obamacare repeal in early 2017, Hatch's committee seemed far removed from the action.
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And Harry took up the campaign in Africa when he visited with CAMFED in Zambia last November.
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Trinidad closed its last sugar factory in 2007, and a gas-related boom took up the slack.
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For a small percentage of participants, it took up to 77 days to go back to baseline.
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Even official Olympic buses took up to two hours to reach their destinations despite using dedicated lanes.
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The House approved the previously passed package of provisions, but the Senate never took up the measures.
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She took up gigs as a flight attendant, stunt woman and even earned a degree in acting.
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Almost everything interesting about me scooped itself out and took up residence alongside the empty, disembodied me.
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Dozens of soldiers, whose families suffer from the same shortages as other Venezuelans, took up his offer.
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He then took up with Carla Bruni, a model and pop star, who he married while president.
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They sang in a choir in their hometown of Morristown and took up leadership positions in church.
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As for the more than 40 snakes that Hawkins said took up residence under the Texas home?
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When we come back, President Trump took up with the illegal immigration crisis at the southern border.
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Makepeace took up the story as Father Charles poured himself a coffee and spooned sugar into it.
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Foreign securities took up 2107.5400 percent, or 47.5 trillion yen, an increase from 22.1 percent in March.
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Zuberi was previously chief operating officer of corporate investment banking, a role he took up last November.
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Right away, she took up a position to fire at the attackers and began calling for reinforcements.
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These both took up space in the vehicle but also were unwieldy when out on the trail.
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The Dycam took up to 32 black-and-white images, and carried a list price of $995.
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When America moved from farm to factory, field workers took up new stations on the assembly line.
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Police also took up positions near the offices of the prime minister where gunfire was also reported.
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Complete with a backdrop of Marilyn Monroe pop art prints, the tree took up Jenner's entire entryway.
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That was nearly six years before Italy took up the promises of future business deals with China.
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Sovereign wealth funds, supranationals and central banks took up the biggest share of the bond at 41%.
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Earlier this year, before she took up the role, her views on drugs policy came under scrutiny.
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He took up his role in September 2012, a year after Japan's Fukushima disaster hit the industry.
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The Tarkingtons took up residence in New York, where Booth relished his immersion in the literary scene.
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At 22015, Wawrinka and his older brother, Jonathan, took up tennis at the local club in Echallens.
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Later, while undertaking a PhD at the University of California, Los Angeles, Jobrani took up acting again.
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This was certainly true in 2016 when Clinton and Trump essentially took up residency in the state.
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She took up ice skating in her early teens and went on to be a competitive skater.
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Many found the fact that a sonogram machine took up a seat in this hearing utterly ridiculous.
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I also made note of how little counter space the Hurom H-AI Slow Juicer took up.
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My Fiat 500X tester started at $25,995, but options took up the price by thousands of dollars.
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The Hollywood hairdresser took up a makeup brush and started painting out the rings under his eyes.
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Mr. Sutherland became a professor emeritus at Colorado State, and in his 70s, he took up acting.
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Congress took up the issue after North Korea said it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb last month.
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For instance, planning took up more time than the other stages when a clever workaround was required.
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The United States Sentencing Commission took up this issue in April, when it broadened compassionate-release criteria.
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He took up-close photos of the gutted rocket ship, then later publicly posted some on Facebook.
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The photos showcase the wide range of goals and ideals for which these women took up arms.
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Upon his return to America, he completed his education, married and took up work as a librarian.
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The Dycam took up to 3003 black-and-white images and carried a list price of $995.
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Attorney General Larry Long took up the idea, embracing the innovative 24/7 Sobriety program in 2005.
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She challenged any one of them to a wrestling match, and Miss Grass took up the charge.
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In February 25, Mr. Rubin warily took up the post of "publisher at large" at the company.
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Despite being tortured by the regime, Yacoub never took up arms — "weapons aren't the answer," he says.
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A generously stocked minibar took up most of the actual closet, leaving no space for a suitcase.
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The final group took up weight training, completing a circuit of resistance exercises three times a week.
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And it took up the time of the customer: Cash causes bottlenecks at the register, he said.
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On the urging of others, who saw potential in his athleticism, he took up baseball at 15.
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Mr. Flynn promptly took up the offer, delaying a decision on his fate at least until March.
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Mr. Jackson contacted the robotics team at Farmington High School, and the students took up the challenge.
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Working women immediately took up the phrase, which finally captured the sexual coercion they were experiencing daily.
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If he took up the cause, Bilas told him during their meeting, the NCAA would make promises.
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And on the American Junior Golf Association, the nation's top junior circuit, officials took up the Aug.
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The C.D.C. could not get funding for that, he said, so President Carter took up the cause.
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The technical problems took up most of the trading day and were not fixed before the close.
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He probably used it as a drafting table when he took up work as a land surveyor.
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Each six-lens flat pack took up virtually zero space in my mini Dagne Dover Dakota Backpack.
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The City Council soon took up a bill to place a two-year moratorium on condominium conversions.
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As youngsters, the Wurtele twins took up many sports, including swimming and tennis, before concentrating on skiing.
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Ottawa was mostly waiting for the US to sort itself out before it took up the agreement.
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But, she said, she decided to move to New Hampshire and quickly took up a congressional campaign.
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In Corpus Christi, having emerged from his briefing, Trump took up a position between two fire trucks.
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On September 773th the Fed offered $277bn-worth of overnight funding, of which banks took up $216bn.
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As a youngster, Mr. Contino played the piano but took up the accordion, with his father's encouragement.
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He took up the guitar at 20113, developing a unique call-and-response approach to the instrument.
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Consequently, the event took up attention on Wall Street, with stocks trading in the black on Tuesday.
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To pay her rent, she took up odd jobs and artist assistantships, including one with Louise Bourgeois.
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As the business took up more of his time, Burtynsky became increasingly pessimistic about his art career.
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Twitter took up its usual role as a live source for remixed bits of news and observations.
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In the end, Venezuela, Senegal, New Zealand and Malaysia took up the resolution that Egypt had postponed.
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After Carol Danvers took up the title of Captain Marvel, someone had to take up Ms. Marvel.
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Nintendo had initially forecast sales of 20 million units before Furukawa took up the role in June.
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Hired to bring more discipline to the White House, Kelly took up his new post on Monday.
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The report was non-binding, but a few jurisdictions—New Jersey, Tucson, Minneapolis—took up its recommendations.
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The ACLU took up his case, eventually winning his release and the cancellation of his deportation order.
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Alex Moffat took up the role of former Congressman Beto O'Rourke; Kate McKinnon was there as Sen.
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He took up sausage-making when Ms. Romero's mother suggested there could be a market for it.
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The baby's photo took up almost half the card and she wasn't even looking into the camera.
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She soon moved back to London with her father and took up commercial work as an illustrator.
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The preeminent artist of the Vienna Secession, like many Modernists, he took up affairs with his models.
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That's when the cops arrived, and took up their positions eight or nine meters away from Loku.
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Dominguez sees a fundamental difference between EDT's work and later activists that took up its cause as activists.
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I have a small DJI Spark, but it still took up a lot of space in my luggage.
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The conflict erupted in 2003 when mainly non-Arab tribes took up arms against Sudan's Arab-led government.
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And the day after Thanksgiving, she took up the topic of the "food-baby tummy," Hello Giggles reports.
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Three years later, he quietly took up a position as a director at the state-owned Rostec corporation.
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The pair first took up the sport due to a lack of other recreational activities in their hometown.
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Following Covey's death in 2012, his sons, Sean and Stephen, took up the baton to continue his teachings.
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The House took up a debate on overriding the veto that day, but postponed a vote until Monday.
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It seems understandable that music wasn't what took up the majority of your mind's focus at that time.
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After the 20103 election, Heng was appointed education minister, and took up his current finance post in 2015.
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Do you wish other artists or more younger artists took up the charge you take in your music?
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They were the kinds that show folds when they sit up, and took up space in the frame.
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Gay men, in particular, took up the ABBA cause and heralded a revival of interest in the group.
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Darfur's conflict began more than a decade ago when rebels took up arms against the government in Khartoum.
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And Hillary famously took up residence in New York in order to run for Senate there in 2000.
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The two shooters took up elevated positions in a parking garage in order to carry out the attack.
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More than 40,000 people have been killed in violence since the PKK first took up arms in 1984.
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More than 40,000 people have been killed in the conflict since the PKK took up arms in 1984.
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We then took up the Mel-Meter, an electro-magnetic frequency sensing device couple with an ambient thermometer.
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In the past two years, Pita Taufatofua took up cross-country skiing and qualified for the Winter Olympics.
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Wilde took up with a local musician and gave him a room in the family apartment, Hawking said.
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The dog and cat were both alarmed by the monstrosity that took up residence in our living room.
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Here's what happened in the movie: Once the ACLU took up the Lovings cause, the media became involved.
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After the Supreme Court took up the case, the board asked the appeals court for a deadline extension.
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Imran Khan, the prime minister, took up the issue while in opposition, chiding his predecessor's government for venality.
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Mr Erdogan personally took up their cause, promising to shed light on the fate of their loved ones.
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Mark Thompson, who was appointed interim SFO head until Osofsky took up the post, is overseeing the case.
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Fitbit and Xiaomi both took up more than a fifth of the entire wearable market in Q1 2016.
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First, the cone charger, when surrounded by charging devices, took up too much space on tables and counters.
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Euro zone banks took up 739 billion euros at the ECB's latest round of TLTRO, in March 2017.
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United offered passengers $800 if they took a flight the next day, but nobody took up the offer.
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Kaidine: Yeah, and besides, whoever took up drums would've become an asshole and we'd have had to disband.
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When I got back to the Netherlands I took up a training job at a local boxing gym.
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And when I really needed a break I took up my stick and made patterns in the dust.
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Zanfagna said she took up the posterization technique of oil painting and incorporated bright colors into Jacqueline's likeness.
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Confederates, meanwhile, took up the language of a shared faith and deployed it in the service of propaganda.
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The full Senate took up the legislation Wednesday and is likely to vote on it sometime next week.
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He took up track cycling as a 16-year-old after he was spotted racing in Kuala Lumpur.
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In the early 2000s sterling took up as much as 6% of the investment-grade corporate-bond market.
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Before states transitioned onto NMLS, it took up to 32 days, on average, to approve a new license.
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In all, the justices took up nine new cases for a term set to begin on October 2.
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His broad, toothy grin took up half his face, a bright flash of white against his dark skin.
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In a series labelled "Debating the Global Times ," Jianguo took up editorials and scrutinized them point by point.
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Eli Lilly took up to US$4bn and Bristol-Myers up to US$2bn, a senior banker said.
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He also works at his father's company, overseeing the business empire since his father took up the presidency.
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Another issue people took up with the characterization was the over-the-top "fight" between Normani and Cabello.
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The aisles in the store were punctuated by rows of shopping carts that took up valuable walking space.
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In the 1940s, computers took up entire rooms, like the ENIAC, which was once called a "mathematical robot."
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When that promise also proved hollow, and the colony's rulers became tyrants, the settlers took up arms again.
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The Supreme Court took up the issue of whether RICO applies to extraterritorial violations in RJR Nabisco v.
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Dave Levitan, a freelance science journalist, took up the bet and found several factual errors and misleading statements.
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After Heidmann's death in 2000, Maccone took up the cause of preserving the lunar farside for radio astronomy.
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As a group, they busted through police barricades and took up residence on the Capitol Building's east steps.
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" Shaya eventually took up DarkTwikitri's dare to pay back the community, to "absolve the 'sins' of my immaturity.
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Dahl-Wolfe took up photography after meeting Anne W. Brigman, an early member of the Photo-Secession group.
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Noting that "this is not how Americans resolve their differences," Democrats took up donations to rebuild the office.
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More than 40,000 people, mostly Kurds, have died since the rebels took up arms in Turkey in 1984.
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In response, she took up karate to learn how to fend off men and eventually stumbled on weightlifting.
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The team also experimented with building a wall with 240 devices, but that took up too much space.
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I took up sniper training, because the Army recruitment algorithms had seen that I excelled at sitting quiet.
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When Greg left, Dave didn't want to do it anymore, so I kind of took up the reigns.
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The vast displays and aisles of the Walmart grocery section took up a large area of the store.
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Many of the floors also had large and luxurious sitting areas that took up massive amounts of space.
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The 2012 LPGA championship winner took up golf at age 10 in Guangzhou and turned pro in 2007.
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Police chief Chris Tang, who took up the post this week, urged those remaining inside to come out.
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He took up meditation, became a vegan and shared his love of his new lifestyle with famous friends.
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The Hitchcocks married in 1821, the same year Edward took up as a Congregationalist pastor in Conway, Mass.
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" Mr. Trump took up the theme on Twitter on Tuesday morning, posting that "attorney–client privilege is dead!
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Chris took up the game recreationally while at Harvard Business School and now serves as Marina's primary coach.
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But even as international condemnation poured in, the Polish Senate, took up the measure for debate late Wednesday.
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Southern Democrats were furious and eventually took up against all forms of federal policing, as they gained power.
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"[Pleasantville] was my tiny little universe, and therefore, the space I took up felt more significant," he says.
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Back in New York, in 1984, Mr. Reinhardt took up art himself with no formal background or training.
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He took up residence at an artists' warehouse called the Ghost Ship, did chores there and collected rent.
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The lizards took up residence in the bathtub, the finches, in their cage, on the crowded bathroom counter.
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I shelved my glove, took up basketball and didn't walk back onto a baseball diamond for 17 years.
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The Portuguese, who landed here in the 15th century and took up the spice trade, introduced Latin Catholicism.
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Questions about terrorism and security took up the first 14 minutes of the one-hour debate Wednesday night.
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Read more Working it Out:I'm a longtime runner who recently took up weightlifting, but my body hasn't changed.
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The University of Bologna, where Mr. Zaki was studying, took up his case, which became front-page news.
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She laughed, kicked off her navy Newbark loafers and took up a cross-legged position on the sofa.
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As a result, Chinese businesspeople took up production of the cookie and started selling it in Chinese restaurants.
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Jamil Rashid hopped from the front seat of a truck and took up a position outside the church.
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So she retweeted the announcement to the Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center, which took up the challenge.
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The new party leader, Yves-François Blanchet, took up every cause promoted by popular Quebec Premier François Legault.
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On Monday, he entered his former workplace, shot another security guard, then took up to 70 people hostage.
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But before completing her studies, she took up a scholarship to the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia.
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Then, my camera bag was placed in my purse, where it took up basically all the possible room.
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But at the argument in December, Gorsuch took up the cause of trying to keep the case alive.
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Who were these men, counterprotesters asked as the riflemen took up watchful positions around the protest site. Police?
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The bags themselves were frozen flat so they took up minimal space in my already jam-packed freezer.
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Once Golden completed her training, she returned to Detroit and took up her sign painting career in earnest.
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Hillary Clinton took up to $25 million from Saudi Arabia, where being gay is also punishable by death.
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Sanctions Both Trump and Clinton promised economic sanctions and the issue took up large portions of their speeches.
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After the war, on his own in Germany, he studied draftsmanship and, through an acquaintance, took up singing.
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Dale Brown, the former basketball coach at Louisiana State University, heard about Harrington and took up his cause.
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The gray-haired man came out and took up a position at a table across from me, glaring.
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Mr. Jahmal took up painting about seven years ago and appears to have a sophisticated gift for it.
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"TaleSpin," like "Rescue Rangers" and "Duck Tales," took up significant care space in our post-school viewing habits.
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Last year, both the House and Senate took up reauthorization of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act.
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"It just took up too much support and time for something that generated very little revenue," Tjernlund said.
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Police chief Chris Tang, who took up the post this week, urged those remaining inside to come out.
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Valerie and Jimmy devoted themselves to the boys' recovery while Biden took up his role in the Senate.
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Brutalized indentured workers from India and China took up sugar production in Guyana and Fiji, Mauritius and Trinidad.
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After his retirement from the South African presidency, his daughter, Makaziwe Mandela-Amuah, says Mandela took up art.
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He took up karate very early in life and soon added football, bodybuilding, and chess to his arsenal.
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" TV presenter Robert Peston then took up the line of questioning on ITV politics show "Peston on Sunday.
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But the Houthis have denied taking any orders from Tehran and say they took up arms against corruption.
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His summary also took up the other major element of Mueller's investigation: whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice.
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Blackwell took up drums at 3 years old, inspired by his father who was himself an accomplished drummer.
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In the spring of 1956, he briefly took up residence in Nevada, divorced his wife and promptly married Monroe.
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He took up skiing at 6 or 7, after the family moved to the Mount Hood region of Oregon.
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Armed guards on board the vessel took up positions and the skiffs departed, leaving the vessel unharmed, UKTMO said.
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Fun fact: After a bad rugby accident in school derailed athletic ambitions, Grace took up modeling as a hobby.
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After entering the USS Aegis via shuttle transfer, Diver and myself duly took up positions on Tactical and Engineering.
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This week, their presence in the global forum changed; because this is the week Frank Ocean took up DIY.
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Politicians, including Hariri's son Saad, Lebanon's present prime minister, took up residence behind barricades guarded by private-security firms.
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Zanella says some of the locals even took up surfing after he showed them how on his first trip.
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On Friday, security police took up guard near the courthouse as hundreds of people filed in for the funeral.
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Steve Cohen took up the question of reparations, a move which could help close the yawning racial wealth gap.
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In addition to Hastings' support for the charter school bill, Netflix also took up a particular interest in Missouri.
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As a Philadelphia teenager, her close-knit Baptist church took up a collection to support the burgeoning vocalist's ambitions.
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We shouldn't forget how this started, Assad took up arms against his own people following peaceful protests against him.
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TRUMPISM is in part an expression of American exhaustion at bearing burdens it first took up 70 years ago.
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For two decades from 0003, when he took up a professorship at Stanford, he devoted himself to this subject.
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Svenson took up the Black Hood mantle as a way to do penance for taking an innocent man's life.
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The wrestlers took up their starting positions on the mat, crouching low with their arms entwined and foreheads touching.
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Thiam took up his new post as the head of Switzerland's second-biggest bank on July 1 last year.
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Chief Executive Guillaume Faury, who took up his post last month, paid tribute to past generations of Airbus employees.
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In his youth, Jackson formed a band called the Falcons with his siblings and took up playing the guitar.
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In the movie, McCarthy plays Lee Israel, a writer who took up forgery in order to make ends meet.
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"It's not healed yet," said the Las Vegas-based speedster who took up BMX at the age of seven.
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Inside the 35,000 square-foot space, the group took up sanctuary in a VIP booth behind the club's stage.
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I took up golf about five years ago, and I have been surprised by the many lessons I've learned.
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He took up smoking as an art student in Bradford, the Yorkshire town where he was born in 1937.
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Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) took up the cause Monday, calling on the companies to "immediately remove" the "abhorrent" app.
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I know you've said that in the past, some of your songs took up to a decade to gestate.
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In the absence of an army to defend them, local residents, known as the "Southern Resistance," took up arms.
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Would politics play a role in whether a Justice took up the case or ruled in favor of Trump?
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A local lawyer took up Bobbitt's case and filed a lawsuit against the couple, leading to the judge's decision.
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Sutherland took up acting in 2003 in Athol Fugard's play "A Lesson From Aloes" at the Bas Bleu Theatre.
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Stephanie recently took up running with special prostheses and hopes to one day be on Dancing with the Stars.
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Enter Trump Birtherism had started to peter out as a mainstream issue when Donald Trump took up the cause.
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But Finicum and many other ranchers took up arms and occupied Bundy's ranch, and the BLM eventually backed down.
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According to the CDC, one in five high-schoolers took up vaping in 220, a significant jump from 230.
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It's a tricky, polarizing question, and one researchers took up in the runup to the 2016 US presidential election.
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In March, Cook told the press that he took up the issue of U.S. China relations directly with Trump.
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From what I observed, waiting and watching took up much more of all the fighter's time than actual fighting.
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With that said, I can't remember what my brain was like before this song took up residence within it.
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He says he was an Army Ranger, but took up cooking to cope with the stresses of military life.
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Conflict in Darfur erupted in 2003 when mainly non-Arab tribes took up arms against Sudan's Arab-led government.
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"Therefore, we find that Jesper cannot continue in his position," added Dybvad, who took up his role last year.
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"They shouldn't blame the Bank of Japan" for their woes, added Endo, who took up his post in July.
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The autonomy-seeking PKK took up arms in 1984, and more than 40,000 people have died in the conflict.
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That's when John Krizanc's play Tamara took up shop at Hollywood's American Legion Hall for a multi-year residency.
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Once he was done, I realized that the "little badge" took up most of the side of my shin.
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Conflict in Darfur began in 2003 when mainly non-Arab tribes took up arms against Sudan's Arab-led government.
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To make sense of his personal loss, and to explore his connectedness to black America, he took up photography.
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In times of political and economic distress, many Afghans struck deals with the Taliban or took up arms themselves.
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More than 40,000 people, most of them militants, have been killed since the PKK took up arms in 1984.
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Members took up the task of whittling that figure down on Thursday, with a slate of amendments earning votes.
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When the court took up the issue again in Shelby County in 0003, the conservative justices' skepticism was apparent.
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Feature Marc Edwards took up the cause of water activists in Michigan a year ago — and earned their trust.
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"I looked up and he's a big goalie so he kind of took up the whole net," Pietrangelo said.
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So I took up writing as my next marketing platform, and made my next six figures … in six months.
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Another audience member, Alexandra Sherman, said as the delay continued, security guards took up posts by the orchestra pit.
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She started as a ball girl at the club to make some money and eventually took up a racket.
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Instead of finding a replacement, Gore took up the songwriting mantle for 1982's follow-up, A Broken Frame.
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The Morph took up a chunk of the area, including a musician using different pads to play songs live.
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Bored with lifting weights in a room by herself, Toorpakai took up squash, Pakistan's second biggest sport after cricket.
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Billy estimates that took up 40 hours, while another 20 was legitimately playing the game—exploring dungeons, fighting monsters.
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Yet this knowledge wasn't applied to restoring genital sensation until Overgoor took up the idea about ten years ago.
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The DC Circuit Court consolidated many of those complaints into a single case, which it took up in 2015.
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Conflict in Darfur began in 2180 when mainly non-Arab tribes took up arms against Sudan's Arab-led government.
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Mulcair took up the new role on Monday and will report to Laurent Vignon, head of European loan syndicate.
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He immersed himself in the culture and sent his children to Mexican schools — and took up intensive Spanish lessons.
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Banks took up 45.27 billion euros on Thursday, more than twice as much as expected in a Reuters poll.
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He's served two stints in Ukraine and took up his current post in Washington in the summer of 2018.
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After officially retiring in 2011, he took up ballroom dancing on a doctor's suggestion to keep his brain sharp.
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Celgene, then a little-known New Jersey company that had never sold a drug, ultimately took up the challenge.
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Then, in the 1990s, she took up a new career as a real estate broker for the Corcoran Group.
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While Jan waited for the biopsy result, she was relieved that genealogical investigations took up much of her attention.
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With a deadline looming, the Senate took up the bill early Friday morning and passed it, 65 to 32.
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Unhappy as a suburban housewife, occasionally writing dark poems, Phoebe took up birding as a hobby in the 1960s.
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The Christian Democrats took up new negotiations with the Social Democrats, and a coalition agreement emerged in early February.
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High school friends recently took up a collection to pay the medical bills of a classmate with pancreatic cancer.
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We must also imagine that in every Southern state, local, pro-Union forces took up arms against the Confederacy.
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She took up residence in the mobile home on the 1,000-acre peanut farm and enrolled in nursing school.
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As I once more took up the big questions of religion, I was writing the stories of my heart.
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He played the sport growing up in Virginia, then took up the hammer throw at Towson State in Maryland.
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Traders took further solace as the Trump administration took up a plan to send stimulus checks to all Americans.
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The officer took up a position behind a tree with a rifle about 20 yards away from the deputy.
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They found the Bost Hotel abandoned and took up residence, building sandbag machine-gun positions on the flat roof.
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Serbs in Bosnia took up arms to expel non-Serbs with the aim of annexing conquered territory to Serbia.
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As fighting has spread around the airport, retreating Houthi fighters took up positions in houses in a nearby village.
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I wish I could say that at that moment I took up my bed and walked, but I didn't.
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When she took up a vocal position as a Clinton supporter, she became a target of the alt-right.
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Paul took up the violin at 4, and at 7 became a pupil of the renowned pedagogue Ivan Galamian.
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A struggling actor in the early '60s, Mr. Norman dropped out of the business and took up real estate.
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In December 2002, Mr. Högel then took up a new job as a nurse at the hospital in Delmenhorst.
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It actually ran faster and took up less hard drive space than its predecessor, the much-maligned Windows Vista.
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I wore sleeveless shirts, I took up space, and most significantly, I tried to forget who I was before.
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Then I took up position in an armchair opposite the doorway, turned off the light, and just sat there.
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Many of Mr. Navalny's supporters took up the joke and began to apply zelyonka to their faces in solidarity.
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At the age of sixty-nine, after decades teaching high school in Washington, D.C., the painter took up abstraction.
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When the appeals court took up the case, he said a "bad high school student" would uphold the order.
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The glamorous caravan took up spots on a V.I.P. riser inside the boutique but stayed for only 20 minutes.
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Those people took up the call with glee, and we lost the chance to talk about the film's ambiguities.
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Borrell, who took up his post in December, has urged EU member states to act more assertively on Libya.
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Christoph Huber, commander of the German battalion that recently took up station here, that morale could not be higher.
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Munoz took up biking on the advice of her family and a psychologist friend after her son died unexpectedly.
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Sixty percent of golfers surveyed recently said they would enjoy the game more if it took up less time.
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I took up helicopters when I was fifty, learned to fly a helicopter and these were all personal challenges.
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Anna considered selling the house, didn't, retired early from a sparkless career, took up weaving and pottery, never remarried.
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The lovable cookie lover took up residence on "Sesame Street" in 1969, but he celebrates his birthday November 2.
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The PKK took up arms in 1984 and more than 40,000 people have died in the conflict since then.
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Before the Mac, letters took up the same amount of room on a computer screen, like on a typewriter.
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In 1524, rebellion flamed across the German countryside, as the peasants took up arms against their harsh living conditions.
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Historically, the DOJ handled telecom, while the FTC took up cases on cable and digital platforms, according to Melamed.
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He also took up, almost immediately, with Lady Caroline Blackwood, who soon enough became the third writer he married.
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Libbrecht took up the pursuit two decades ago after learning of the exotic snowflake form called a capped column.
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After the election, he took up a post in the White House as the director of Oval Office Operations.
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The House Committee on Science, Space and Technology, which Mr. Smith heads, took up the controversy at a hearing.
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Without another word, he stepped into the kitchen and pulled down his own knife and took up an onion.
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Ferran, a private equity specialist with a background in consumer goods, took up the post of chairman in January.
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Virginia's Democratic attorney general decided not to appeal the 2015 ruling, but the Republican lawmakers took up the case.
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Roosevelt took up bodybuilding in his early teens, and as often happens, the asthma abated as he reached adulthood.
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His father started the business several decades ago, and he took up the responsibility after his father passed away.
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After President Ulysses S. Grant proposed an amendment banning any support for parochial schools, Blaine took up the cause.
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Alexander BOK took up Ellen's challenge in Times Square on Christmas Eve, 2014 ... furiously dancing behind some NYPD cops.
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They took up arms to force their views to be taken by whatever country or area that they're in.
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She took up a job at her college admissions office, with a benefits package that included excellent medical coverage.
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On Saturday, she released a new song and video, "Formation," which took up much of her part of Sunday's performance.
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The Children's Burn Foundation in Los Angeles took up his case and CNN viewers donated hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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He also competed in the 2012 London Paralympic Games and took up the sport in 2002, according to the statement.
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Hundreds of mourners filled the pews and extra rows of folding chairs and took up every inch of standing space.
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Compared to the first Blu-ray players, which sometimes took up to 30 seconds to load, it's a big difference.
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He could not remember why he took up a javelin instead of picking up either of the body-contact sport.
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But House Republicans, whose members railed against illegal immigration and the comprehensive immigration reform measure, never took up the bill.
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He took up filmmaking and also taught his wife, who has become a filmmaker in her own right, he said.
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Schröder stepped down as chancellor, Merkel took over, and Schröder's successors in the SPD took up seats in her cabinet.
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Instant coffee has been a staple aboard the space station since its first crew took up residency in November 2000.
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After his retirement, Halladay took up his passion for flying, following in the footsteps of his father, a corporate pilot.
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Aircraft lessors took up the slack created by the implosion of the banks, renting their old offices in central Dublin.
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Michael Anton, a former national security official in the Trump administration, recently took up this argument in the Washington Post.
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When I turned my office into a painting studio I took up the carpet and decided to paint the floor.
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However, only Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's took up the inquiry, and Congress has yet to pull the organization's funding.
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She said she took up fishing a few years ago after an ex-boyfriend gave her a rod and reel.
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Reeker took up his post on March 18, overseeing diplomacy in 50 nations including Russia and Ukraine, as then-U.
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The townspeople were so shaken by this report that they took up arms to track down Mothman and kill him.
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Midshipmen at the Naval Academy in Annapolis took up shovels and helped dig out the residential area around their campus.
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In the last film, he migrated alone to London, where he took up with a human family called the Browns.
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