On seeing that, I ran toward the back of the restaurant.
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Seated toward the back of the hearing room, Leonard Leo smiled.
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He fled toward the back of the mosque and jumped a wall.
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Instead, the man turned and ran toward the back of the jet.
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We also found some gorgeous paintings toward the back of the store.
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She took a seat toward the back of the nearly empty theatre.
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He sighed and cut his eyes toward the back of the truck.
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A young couple from Milwaukee stood toward the back of the store.
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WILLIAMS: I don&apost like it, especially toward the back of the plane.
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With a loud crack, the ball arcs toward the back of the stadium.
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There was also a documentary film crew, stationed toward the back of the room.
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In almost every key metric, the Titan falls toward the back of the pack.
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It shows the shooter rising from a pew toward the back of the church.
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The familiarly mangled, elongated bronze figures emerge toward the back of this prologue display.
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He drove toward the back of the Los Angeles net with Muzzin on his hip.
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Toward the back of the Walmart Supercenter was a large selection of toys for children.
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Toward the back of the store, we found a bohemian-style display of home decor.
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Toward the back of the room are two glass cabinets that serve as cocktail tables.
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Mr. Mutu stood up, shimmying toward the back of the bus to get a bottle.
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Here's what I mean: When you first book, book toward the back of the plane.
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It all begins with the store layout: Necessities are placed toward the back of the store.
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Toward the back of my little reproduction, tucked in the fizz section, is a Southside Fizz.
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The shark that hung outside the front door was flung toward the back of the restaurant.
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Toward the back of the room, two hotel employees tend bar, selling liquor, wine, and beer.
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As we walked toward the back of the store, we saw tables piled with discounted accessories.
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A golf course employee found the four fallen trees toward the back of the golf course.
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We stayed toward the back of the cows, occasionally mingling with the last of the herd.
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We were particularly drawn to this wall of UrbanStems plants toward the back of the store.
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Liability thus limited, we traveled down the hallway toward the back of the building and shuffled inside.
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The male customer, still bibbed for his haircut, heads toward the back of the salon to investigate.
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Toward the back of the theater, Charlie Bucket settled in and waited for the show to start.
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Toward the back of the gallery, Goodman considers how individual agency is affected by all this complexity.
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All four Cashio family members slept in the bedroom located toward the back of the Airstream trailer.
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Some people would glare at her before rolling their eyes and moving toward the back of the bus.
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"I do worry about it," Barron told VICE News as he stood toward the back of the room.
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From inside our room or seated toward the back of the balcony, the view was practically all water.
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The kitchen is toward the back of the first floor, with butcher-block counters and stainless-steel appliances.
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As reporters were led into the room -- mouths agape -- Bannon stood silently toward the back of the room, grinning.
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Would you prefer a window seat toward the back of the plane or an aisle seat toward the front?
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Mr. Odom's voice is lithe and surprisingly delicate when he's not projecting it toward the back of the house.
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I spoke to him at the archbishop's residence, a Gothic Revival mansion toward the back of St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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The noodles and dumplings are toward the back of the menu, and tend to arrive near the meal's end.
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She pushed away her shopping cart and ran toward the back of the store, arriving at the fish counter.
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Put the food toward the back of your throat, where people tend to find the mucous membrane less sensitive.
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But the potato bits are flabby and send deep acid surges and heaves toward the back of my mouth.
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Toward the back of the museum's fourth floor, he says, was an empty wall with little security detail or surveillance.
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Also add COSTA Brava, a famous Spanish resort area, which most likely lodged somewhere toward the back of your brain.
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It has a wide body, long wheel-base, and a roof that slopes downward toward the back of the vehicle.
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It once nearly led the world in levels of work force participation; now it's toward the back of the pack.
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Hungry shoppers can browse from an assortment of snacks and grab-and-go salads toward the back of the store.
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It's positioned toward the back of the room, so it doesn't block the view of a bank of six TV cameras.
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He guided the woman toward the back of the plane where there wasn't any fire and went back for the pilot.
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Frazier then launched a 2-0 pitch toward the back of the left-field bleachers for his fourth career grand slam.
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Premium economy seating is arranged in the 2-4-2 pattern, with single seats available toward the back of the plane.
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I hung toward the back of the pack at the start line, then held back my speed when the race started.
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The front door opens to a white-tile hallway with a lily-pad fountain stretching toward the back of the house.
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As Castro has slipped toward the back of the pack, he has become more willing to criticize the Democratic nominating process.
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They turned and walked toward the back of the room and I followed, passing by the casket without looking at his face.
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I may be an outlier here, but I actually prefer sitting toward the back of a movie theater instead of the center.
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The two later parted ways, with Garner staying toward the back of the room with close friends Victor Garber and J.J. Abrams.
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Toward the back of the lobby, the Sunken Lounge offers a place to sit, relax, do some work, or enjoy a coffee.
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She had been able to take a seat toward the back of the train, near the door leading to the next car.
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The kitchen, toward the back of the first floor, has exposed wood ceiling beams and stainless-steel appliances by Viking and Bosch.
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Ms. Helfrich, a medical coder from Scranton, Pa., said that families with canopies should consider setting up toward the back of beaches.
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Two were perched toward the back of the enclosure, holding their feathers tightly against their bodies, which can mean they're on edge.
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Kohles says the man ran toward the back of the store and yelled at people inside but he never heard any more gunshots.
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Toward the back of the space, rows and rows of little white pedestals prop up iPads, each of which plays a different video.
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He went toward the back of the building to see what was happening, and the flames were already climbing up the back wall.
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I visited Ruby at his vast complex around the same time, and I noticed a large shed toward the back of the property.
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Begin working your way toward the back of the head, picking up hair and weaving it under the plait to form a Dutch braid.
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Brazier lurked toward the back of the pack at the Armory for the first 400 meters before bursting by his competitors for dramatic finish.
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As celebrations erupted, and the song "Happy" played in the arena, Mr. Sanders left his seat and walked toward the back of the hall.
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Reporters Rachael Pacella and Phil Davis and intern Anthony Messenger were at their desks toward the back of the newsroom when the shooting started.
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When he pushed open a door toward the back of the mill, I saw the source of the hum: A large blue wooden box.
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Mr. Biden lagged toward the back of the fund-raising pack in his failed 2008 presidential primary run, his last solo bid for office.
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Toward the back of the store is yet another room, set up as a closet, complete with a settee and a mounted deer head.
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Places like New York City, Chicago and Salt Lake City — which all ranked highly on previous measures, fall toward the back of the pack here.
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In one photo, the crew even poses for a shot with the iconic "Believe" singer, who can be seen standing toward the back of group.
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Analyses have even shown that, on average, more people have survived sitting toward the back of the plane behind the wing than in the front.
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In a room toward the back of the Venice Arsenale, videos project onto the floor of a pitch-dark room into a rectangle of light.
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Toward the back of the store, we found the "Bra Style Guide," which explained each of the looks, including the Plunge, Classic, and Lace collections.
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Breuer is seen toward the back of the photo making the letter shapes of 'w' and 'p' or the "OK" sign with his right hand.
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The young man who had been her brother had turned his face toward the back of the couch; the pillow had fallen to the floor.
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With big-name runners lurking toward the back of the lead group early on, no one seemed to want to make his push too early.
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Toward the back of the house is a large dining area with an oversized granite fireplace that opens to a library with built-in bookcases.
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Yet they tend to come toward the back of the book, while longer, later passages — about communal practicalities and social justice — are placed up front.
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Then he gestured toward the back of BancorpSouth Arena and informed the crowd that he had just seen the light on CNN's camera go out.
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The blow also appeared to arc toward the back of the skull, which would suggest that it came from someone standing in front of the man.
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Toward the back of the gallery, two locator devices are caught between a small mirror and a large, black circle spray-painted onto a brick wall.
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Word gradually got around that the team had arrived, and we rushed toward the back of the hotel, near the garden area, to catch a glimpse.
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But in G. verrucosa, another commonly found species from the northwest Atlantic, the warts gradually disappeared toward the back of the mantle like a smooth fade.
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For most of Rotunno's questioning, Weinstein faced the jury and looked around toward the back of the room, with his right arm draped over his chair.
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About twice a month or more, since the bar opened, an invited author would set up shop toward the back of the bar's spacious dining room.
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After the photo op, the couple made their way through the crowd holding hands and headed toward the back of the patio to hit up the bar.
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The halls toward the back of the museum offer the most jaw-dropping works in the Voorlinden: monumental sculptures permanently positioned in spaces designed just for them.
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Toward the back of the store, we found a customization studio where shoppers could personalize Puma products with paints, dyes, patchwork, embroidery, laser printing, and other mediums.
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I made my way to an official-looking desk toward the back of the room, where a woman was standing behind glass and speaking on the phone.
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Toward the back of the room was a live tattoo station, where you could sign up to get tattooed for a bargain price of $40 to $60.
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Toward the back of the house there are two bedrooms, one currently used as a media room; they share a bathroom with a tiled walk-in shower.
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Jackson was seated close to one side of the podium, but at some point he slipped out of his seat and materialized toward the back of the room.
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I looked behind me on the seat and then I saw movement and there was a scorpion that was in the fold toward the back of the chair.
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But instead of reaching down to the apex of my thighs, he slides his hand toward the back of my neck, fingers twining in my hair and closing.
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As for the unhealthier items (most of us have at least a few), store 'em in hard-to-reach high shelves or toward the back of the pantry.
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Before he knew it, Sipes said, he was being pushed toward the back of the restaurant, which led to a back alley where the detached offices are located.
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Two hours into exploring exactly how much unidentifiable free wine I can drink, I notice that other passengers are starting to move toward the back of the ship.
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The bar is situated toward the back of the rectory building, with several warm and inviting spaces to drink or nosh, and the Thursday night crowd was lively.
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Zone 214 passengers have purchased carry-on bags; Zone 29 fliers are toward the back of the plane; Zone 4 fliers are toward the front of the plane.
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He spun around to catch a throw that was behind him, doing an acrobatic job of keeping his feet in bounds toward the back of the end zone.
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"At least I know how to read," she said, shooting a raised eyebrow and self-satisfied smile toward the back of the room where the male comedian stood.
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Retroperitoneal liposarcoma, which is a rare form of cancer that begins in fat cells located toward the back of the abdomen, Hernandez's surgeon, Dr. William Tseng, told BuzzFeed News.
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Northwestern pulled within 39-34 with 2:21 to go as Thorson rolled out on fourth-and-10 and lobbed a pass toward the back of the end zone.
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Working your way from ear to ear, twist and twirl your hair around your fingers, shaping each section into a twist that points toward the back of your head.
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The object penetrated the dolphin above the right eye, and the wound extended almost 2628 inches toward the back of the head, ending at the top of the skull.
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The choristers of MasterVoices, singing from memory with robust sound, stood on risers toward the back of the stage, sometimes using hand gestures to engage with the main characters.
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I was sitting in the middle toward the back of the class, with windows on my left and the door at the front of the room on my right.
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"I would just sit in the background, in that chair," she said, pointing toward the back of the room, as far from the stage as the intimate space allows.
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The video shows Mr. Slager firing eight rounds toward the back of Mr. Scott, who had fled a traffic stop and become involved in a struggle with the officer.
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Toward the back of the house, a dining room with another fireplace opens to a kitchen with white-painted wood cabinets, black granite countertops, open shelves and a center island.
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Toward the back of the sixth-floor boardroom of the New York Stock Exchange—past the fake skylight and the real Fabergé urn—there's a black, walnut-size blob on display.
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There were demo stations set up for Splatoon 2, ARMS, Fire Emblem Warriors, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, FIFA 18, Sonic Forces, and Pokkén Tournament DX toward the back of the booth.
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I then do my quick routine and hop into bed, at which point I remember my room is toward the back of the boat — and I can feel the engine rumbling.
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One evening in Chiang Mai, Thailand, toward the back of a modest two-story building in one of the city's 17 unofficial red-light districts, a handful of sex workers primped.
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First and foremost, I had to get a few snaps of the wall of lip kits, then headed toward the back of the store to find the star of the day.
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"You produce the mucus, and then the hair fibers sweep the mucus toward the back of the throat, and all the sinuses are geared to drain toward the back," Poetker says.
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The whole classroom had to hide until they were told by officials to walk out of the room toward the back of the building and toward the parking lot, Garrett said.
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He marked his ball, turned toward the back of the green and saw his grandparents, Paul and Phyllis Thomas, who had never seen him win since his joined the PGA Tour.
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In this most recent, and ultimately final, edition, the politics of women's health was not elided, but it had been consolidated into its own section, toward the back of the book.
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After beginning the performance, singing "Love Yourself," with some simple acoustic guitar, Bieber threw the instrument down, leaping and sprinting toward the back of the stage to perform with Skrillex and Diplo.
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Describing the aftermath of the train crash, Flake said he made his way toward the back of the train until he was parallel to the crash before exiting the train to help.
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BEDFORD, N.H. — Standing toward the back of the room at a Jeb Bush campaign rally here last week, Peter Hamby, the head of news at Snapchat, carried no notebook, pen or laptop.
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Crutcher continued to ignore Shelby's questions about the vehicle and at one point walks toward the back of the police cruiser and puts his hands back in his pockets, the attorney said.
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At the same time, she knows that there will always be things beyond her control, obstacles that have held her back or, more recently, moved her toward the back of the pack.
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Crutcher continued to ignore Shelby's questions about the vehicle and at one point walked toward the back of the police cruiser and puts his hands back in his pockets, the attorney said.
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"Oh my God, oh my God, OH MY GOD!" the stylist exclaims as the deer runs out of frame toward the back of the salon, perhaps to rummage through the designer shampoo supply.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Josh Tomlin rated toward the back of the Cleveland Indians' rotation this season, but has stepped up big time to help them stand on the brink of clinching the World Series.
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Andraos and Wood began playing with computer models, ending up with a sketch of a strange wedge shape, short at the front of the building, much taller toward the back of the roof.
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The city joined the program after a police officer fired eight rounds toward the back of a fleeing and unarmed black motorist, Walter Scott, whose death inflamed tensions with police across the country.
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Connecting it isn't much of an issue, but it was cumbersome to ensure that all the wires were powered up enough so that we could hear the chime toward the back of the house.
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Police said they headed toward the back of the store where the most expensive pair of pants were available and began to fill the bags with as many leggings as possible, according to KFSN.
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Councilman Daniel Dromm, a Democrat who helped found Pflag Queens, and who quietly found a folding chair toward the back of the room on Wednesday, said it took years to get Pflag into certain schools.
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One rider on the derailed train said passengers were herded toward the back of the train from the front two cars, but were being held inside while New York City firefighters climbed aboard to investigate.
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Opinion LOS ANGELES — I was working at my desk the other day, overlooking my front yard, when I saw a man walk by the window and around the corner toward the back of the house.
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A 24167-foot-long dining room, large enough to seat two dozen people, is toward the back of the house, along with an eat-in kitchen that connects to a keeping room through French doors.
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Far enough from the stage not to be made an example of, a woman toward the back of the orchestra section fiddled with her iPhone, its overly bright screen permeating the near darkness of her row.
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Andrew Lee)Steven Rose (left), the Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station deputy director, and the safety chief paddle a boat toward the back of one of Cheyenne Mountain Complex's underground reservoirs to place a floating device.
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David Bonifay, managing editor of The Dallas Weekly, a paper covering African-American issues, was on Commerce Street, near Dallas's Kennedy memorial and toward the back of the marching crowd, when he heard what sounded like firecrackers.
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After her son has done his thing, the media moves like one organism toward the back of the bus and now Dame Vivienne is re-cast as Eva Peron, addressing her people from her balcony on the bus.
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Just as singers tax their vocal cords doing eight shows a week, Ms. Ridloff is experiencing strain on her arms and shoulders as she works to make sure her signing is visible toward the back of the theater.
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If a publication's articles generally receive high marks, then other articles from the same publication could get a bonus in the Facebook algorithm, while a low-scoring article would push its publication's posts toward the back of the line.
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After I've read a passage and spent 20 minutes discussing its themes, a hand goes up and someone — typically toward the back of the room — asks a question that is for him or her more pressing than any other.
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With a tall, black pop-up cabana and the nasally vocals of Omi's "Cheerleader" wafting across the beach, Andrea Julius and her friends from Philadelphia spread out toward the back of Jenkinson's beach here to celebrate her 29th birthday.
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Reporters on the plane, anxious for any developments, jittered at the mere site of a Clinton aide headed toward the press, and when Jennifer Palmieri, Clinton's spokeswoman, walked toward the back of the plane, the press cabin jerked with energy.
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A few minutes before noon, he asked non-Muslims and women to move toward the back of the room to make space for the Muslim men who were present, who then proceeded to form long rows about five feet apart.
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After two candidates once considered front-runners, Senator Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Joe Biden, finished toward the back of the pack, we consider what Mr. Sanders's win means for the rest of the race for the Democratic nomination.
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Toward the back of the exhibit are tablets loaded with educational videos about how corporations actually acquire and use the data they collect, from how advertisers on news sites track readers, to the marketing profiles social media networks constructed about us.
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I had a second, smaller musical hot spot toward the back of my head, which at first I hoped was evidence of my exceptional musicality, until Dr. Norman-Haignere told me they saw a similar backup circuit in nearly half the subjects tested.
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Read more: Every 'Harry Potter' ride at Universal Orlando, ranked from worst to bestIf you look closely at the Epic Universe concept art, an area toward the back of the park appears to have similar architecture to that of the Potter setting of Hogsmeade.
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Toward the back of the room, in front of half-empty plates of food, a small family watches their toddler play, a man and a woman examine a pile of spreadsheets together, and a group of college students chat about not being 245 yet.
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Standing toward the back of the line in the cold April drizzle, Kevin Myvett, 28, said he had spent much of the last week preparing for "Endgame" by exercising self-control and watching older Marvel films back-to-back without letting himself take a break.
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Should the towering Scandinavian have his hand raised on November 19, I wouldn't be too surprised if he gets matched with another fighter toward the back of the rankings as either Jones or Johnson have their crack at the belt and whoever holds it at that stage.
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Police said an initial investigation determined that it occurred toward the back of a crowded bus at the corner of Bar'am Road and Hebron Road in Talpiot, an industrial zone just south of the city center, causing two buses and a private vehicle to catch fire.
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Mr. Kinnunen took a seat toward the back of the simple sanctuary, an auditorium with a carpeted stage, a wooden altar inscribed with "This Do in Remembrance of Me" and a pair of water jugs that had been stuffed with bills and coins collected from worshipers.
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Once Luck did figure it out what was going on, he accepted it, and he watched, like everyone else at a soggy Lincoln Financial Field, as Brissett launched the ball about 65 yards toward the back of the end zone, where it bounced off some hands before falling to the ground.
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When Darnold's center snapped the ball too quickly late in the Jets' loss last weekend at Miami, sending the ball whizzing past Darnold and bouncing toward the back of the Jets' end zone, the quarterback did not chase after it, which is the least of his duties on the play but still a vital one.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — More than two years after a North Charleston, S.C., police officer fired eight rounds toward the back of a fleeing and unarmed black motorist, the lawman whose burst of gunfire was recorded on video stood in a federal courtroom Tuesday to plead guilty to charges that he violated the slain man's civil rights.
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They're the kind of thing most of us try to avoid—by taking tried-and-true burn prevention steps like turning the handles of pots and pans toward the back of the stove, keeping hot liquids out of reach of kids and pets, and cautiously dipping a toe into a hot bath or Jacuzzi before jumping in.
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Although the couple popped open umbrellas when they arrived to Blackpool Tower – where they joined a roundtable briefing about the town's recent history and the investment underway to rejuvenate it – Kate declined using an umbrella during the crowd meet-and-greet to ensure that even those toward the back of the group would be able to see her.
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Larry Gagosian, the art world's megadealer, stood toward the back of the room in blue jeans and loafers while the star of the evening, Richard Prince, the artist perhaps best known for tweaking iconic images and pushing the boundaries of intellectual property, stood reticently at the gallery entrance in a blazer and black Dr. Martens boots.
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The shot of a teenager brooding toward the back of Tony's funeral gathering — he's standing by Maria Hill, and you see him for a couple of seconds before the camera pans over to Carol Danvers — feels like it might be a setup for some new teen superhero to join the MCU, or maybe a surprise reveal about Tony's secret son.
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