Kakko's shot bounced off Vasilevskiy's pads, but the puck trickled away, ticked off the skate of Rangers defenseman Braydon Coburn and trickled into the net at the 9:37 mark.
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So Baugh's Election Day results trickled off -- he had an OK position in the early vote, then trickled off to go into fourth place, which was the exact opposite of our trajectory.
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Major Trump donors trickled in before and after the election.
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But his putt trickled past the hole and kept going.
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The vibe has trickled into the actress's beauty look, too.
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Other accusations against Trump trickled out in the following months.
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Tensions over the collapse of that effort have trickled out.
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The authoritarian ways of the country trickled down to athletics.
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Those higher costs trickled down to shoppers, Mr. Nash said.
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The concept of collections trickled down into the mass market.
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The ball trickled slowly, slowly, back down to his feet.
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The entire trend has trickled down to nonalcoholic mocktails, too.
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But Mr. Carr confirmed several names that have trickled out.
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The cast trickled in: Laura Dern , Alan Alda, Ray Liotta.
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Regulators eventually acted when evidence of the misconduct trickled out.
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Travis trickled an infield single to third to load the bases.
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It's a theme that even trickled down to our everyday gadgets.
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His pass hit Miller's stick and trickled in at 5:22.
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He tried to keep it quiet, but the news trickled out.
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It snuck between Lyon's legs and slowly trickled into the goal.
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That has trickled downmarket to nearly every other luxury car-maker.
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The puck trickled harmlessly through his skates and away from danger.
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Luckily for Courtois, the ball trickled out for a corner kick.
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These numbers have trickled down to immigrant communities in New York.
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As the boy ran, Fannami's blood trickled down the boy's pants.
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Initially, I saw four; a couple more trickled in hours later.
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But the puck trickled away from Lundqvist and into the crease.
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Update: So, men's chokers have, in fact, trickled down to fast fashion.
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But it's trickled down to regular men, too; thus the hashtag #HimThough.
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It was unnecessary stuff that I think trickled down to my teammates.
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But few of those measures have trickled down to short-track racing.
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As results trickled in throughout the night, markets were swift and punishing.
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"That imperative trickled down to scouts, agents and junior teams," Marr said.
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As foreign money trickled in, Port Hedland remained rough around the edges.
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"It trickled into my bank account over a few weeks," he said.
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She offered free coffee to the firefighters and evacuees who trickled in.
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As people trickled in, we asked them to paint each other's faces.
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Meier's backhander deflected off Oilers defenseman Andrej Sekera and trickled by Talbot.
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Tougher quotas in Norway have not obviously trickled down to broader groups.
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That has trickled down to Cadillac's entry XT4 crossover as an option.
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Alarming reports of warnings unheeded have trickled out of government offices, too.
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But that stimulus money never really trickled down to the average American.
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The ball trickled out of Garcia's glove for a three-run double.
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The word has trickled down from the State Department's refugee resettlement program.
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His seemingly harmless wrist shot from the left circle trickled past Rinne.
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As lawmakers from both parties trickled in ahead of the 10 a.m.
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Her chip trickled through the green like a tear down a face.
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They found themselves well behind the primary leaders as data trickled in.
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Hundreds of people, including some semi-famous faces trickled in throughout the evening.
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And for the most part, those values have trickled down to the staff.
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Consequently, as news trickled out over the weekend, conservative figures reacted with fury.
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More so-called Vault 7 secrets trickled out as recently as this week.
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Although Mueller kept much of his work under wraps, information occasionally trickled out.
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These parties trickled down to India, and even back to London as well.
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In true Indian fashion, the other half of the group trickled in slowly.
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And this silence about the case trickled into other parts of my life.
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But such efforts on the left haven't trickled down to the local level.
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His ball landed on the bank of the pond but trickled back in.
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Drops trickled down to ordinary folk—the economy was a Central Asian success.
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As the U.S. election results trickled in in the early hours of Nov.
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Compositional works have also trickled down via the non-classical artists they inspired.
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Several hundred people trickled out of the tiny cluster of hamlets and farmland.
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Weise's 25-footer trickled through Brossoit's legs at 14:45 of the second.
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Details of the House plan trickled out with traders watching headline by headline.
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But soon the line was moving quickly, and the first voters trickled out.
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That mindset trickled down from fledgling state-owned enterprises to individuals like her.
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I actually subconsciously believed that, and from there it trickled on into adulthood.
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Tourists trickled in from the American Museum of Natural History, across the street.
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But the change has not necessarily trickled down into the industry at large.
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The disclosures have trickled out week by week — 10 names in Gaylord, Mich.
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More men trickled in the door after them, all grave-faced, all watchful.
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When it rained, the roof leaked and muddy water trickled through the door.
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Mitchell grew up idolizing Michael Jordan, something that trickled down from his father.
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We wanted to know whether the governor's intentions had trickled down into practice.
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And at some protests, the internet itself trickled down into the real world.
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Krejci fired from the high slot, and the puck trickled in behind Bobrovsky.
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Understandably, as information trickled out from the government, the response was absolute panic.
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As the results trickled in, the third candidate in the Democratic contest, former Gov.
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Normalcy trickled back to some areas as train service and flights resumed Tuesday evening.
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I didn't have what I needed to have out there and it trickled down.
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This conflict has trickled down to the state level too -- even in the schools.
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The success of the standing desk in modern offices has trickled down to schools.
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None of the heated rhetoric over tariffs trickled into Tuesday's arguments, which remained respectful.
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As the votes have trickled in, the popular vote has tilted toward Mrs. Clinton.
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We huddled around the radio and listened in silence as reports slowly trickled in.
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The thin-stringed introduction to "Flying So Low," from 60's Noctunes, trickled out.
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From there, they've trickled into other, more modern role-playing video games and manga.
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A few interested community members, black and white, trickled into the room to listen.
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Seems like that reaction trickled into Sunday as well ... and the anthem debate continues.
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Later that evening, his family and friends trickled into the unit to visit him.
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It slid under the leaping wall, then just trickled into the corner of net.
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Blood trickled from his arm and pooled on the step, but he was oblivious.
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As the trial wrapped up, the first details of Trump's private explanation trickled out.
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The crimson ribbons of fine wine trickled delicately into his customers' bulbous crystal glasses.
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By midday Friday, as reports of the discovered bodies trickled out, conflicting narratives emerged.
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Chernyshev's only lifelines then were the VHS tapes that trickled in from the West.
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When tears trickled down his cheek, the students found themselves wiping away tears, too.
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"Roger was the king, and obviously everything trickled down from him," Ms. Camerota said.
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He said water had trickled out of the hose for five minutes, then stopped.
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Chernyshev's only lifelines then were the VHS tapes that trickled in from the West.
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I think that trickled down to the messages and sassiness that are on this record.
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Player safety concerns over head injuries in the NFL have trickled down to youth football.
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This second search warrant suggests that such tools have trickled into state law enforcement agencies.
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On Tuesday night, protesters slowly trickled back onto Beirut's Martyrs' Square to celebrate Hariri's departure.
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Sweat trickled into his eyes when he strained to look up from his bent position.
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If plastic items trickled into my life, I wanted to make sure I reused them.
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The guests trickled into the parlor, gazing out the window at the receding evening light.
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As caucusgoers trickled in, the most organized campaigns scurried to track who was showing up.
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Rather, the tallies from out west and some urban centers had not yet trickled in.
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Not a lot of money trickled down to desperately impoverished Yemenis, especially in the south.
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As details trickled in to the Pentagon, senior military officials expressed dismay about the episode.
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Sugar can be added in various degrees; condensed milk can be trickled over the top.
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Some of that stuff never got released at the time, but has trickled out since.
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I got fortunate that they had that super shift on and the ball trickled through.
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So far, episodes of the HBO series Room 104 and Ballers have trickled out online.
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At least, that's the version of the idea that has trickled down into popular consciousness.
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As real-life friends trickled out of WoW, there was less reason to come back.
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But enough of it trickled down to fuel strong domestic demand, largely satisfied by imports.
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Fewer than a fifth have trickled back, most living in trailers scattered amid rebuilding sites.
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His shot from the slot squeezed through Quick's pads and trickled across the goal line.
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He broke in on, battling Detroit defenseman Mike Green, Crouse's backhand shot trickled through Howard.
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More news of family reunifications has trickled out from around the United States since Friday.
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These higher rents have trickled down to consumers, while squeezing the margins of vendors there.
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These near-daily attacks on the rights and protections of LGBTQ Americans has trickled down.
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As news of the change trickled out, public outrage grew on social media and beyond.
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Yet Big Oil money has by and large not trickled down to Port Arthur residents.
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His remarks quickly trickled down to the internet, inspiring a social media free-for-all.
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The RNC's edge over the DNC has not trickled down to either party's congressional committees.
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One student was led away, his hair slick with blood that trickled down his face.
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Shortly before the parade was broadcast on state media, images trickled out on social media.
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He took a shot from the right side that trickled past Nilsson along the crease.
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A small drop of water trickled from the crumbling concrete wall down to the floor.
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Frustrated, she wrote an article in Novaya Gazeta about her hunt, and clues trickled in.
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Over the past five years, technical innovation has trickled down to reshape the profession of recruitment.
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Meanwhile, more troubling accusations have trickled out, but Republicans are just running harder at the accusers.
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Jarnkrok's wrister struck Markstrom, plopped to the ice and trickled through his legs into the net.
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And the internet, desperate for even a small smile as the election results trickled in, rejoiced.
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Even allowing Marciano to be himself, Goldman's science trickled into the Blockbuster by process of osmosis.
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When the gates opened, the crowd stretched, yawned, and slowly trickled into the cordoned-off venue.
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As the cover profiles have trickled out, public fascination with Eilish's life story has only grown.
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Former Sinclair employees have also described how Sinclair's ideology has trickled down into local news reporting.
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Portions of the campaign's expansive March polling trickled out in recent days in other news reports.
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Information about the depth of Ford's drinking problem trickled out at various points during his term.
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So naturally, fringe and tassel bags in all shapes and sizes have trickled into the market.
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The lipsticks, the full skincare line, the beauty bar and 88Fin clothing trickled down from that.
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Later, Halak slowed Ovechkin's shot but could not corral the puck as it trickled underneath him.
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He had been punched in the face and was smirking as blood trickled down his chin.
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As the results trickled in, Trump was in the midst of a Twitter battle with Cruz.
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Mike Khouw of Optimize Advisors noted that the sentiment has trickled over to the options market.
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The 2015 slowdown has trickled into 2016, with only four pricing this year, the report said.
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By his fifth run, the patch had failed, and the gel bead slurry trickled out again.
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Reporters trickled into the hearing room early Wednesday, prepared for fierce questioning on Comey's election conduct.
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Taxi drivers idled outside, waving down the few shocked passengers who trickled out of the building.
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But, it's this respect, love, and support that's trickled down to our men and our children.
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Maybe you've even noticed that certain celebrity poses have even trickled down to your friends' feed?
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Pools of molten aluminum trickled down driveways from cars that had been left next to homes.
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Calls for the government to monitor some mosques have also trickled through the Republican presidential race.
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Immigration negotiations had carried through the weekend and into Tuesday as lawmakers trickled back into town.
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After the limousines had passed, heading toward Ali's childhood home on Grand Avenue, people trickled away.
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The result is inhumane conditions for the some 700 migrants, who have trickled back to Calais.
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At first, the submissions trickled in, mostly from diners who had meals at small local restaurants.
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The puck soared over Kahkonen, who lost sight of it, and trickled over the goal line.
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Radulov redirected Seguin's shot, and the puck trickled in through Vasilevskiy's pads on the man advantage.
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Despite the popularity of fast-refreshing 1440p standalone monitors, that tech hasn't trickled down to laptops.
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Tidbits of information about the child, whom some began to identify as "Frida Sofia," trickled out.
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In the past few decades, Bail reform has trickled through state legislatures across the United States.
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As camp began and Wheeler's teammates trickled in, each told reporters how he had spent his winter.
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Yet now he believes the correction "hasn't trickled down yet" but maybe will by next Demo Day.
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It's fair to speculate that the staff turnover has trickled down to the level of bench technician.
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That's not to mention millennials' preference for the share economy, which has trickled into the luxury world.
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Deposits had trickled back to the banks, letting the European Central Bank (ECB) cut its emergency lending.
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As the results trickled in, Jones' supporters told reporters they were still optimistic about their candidate's odds.
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One that trickled out into the gears of the Hollywood rumor mill and never really went away.
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Though they've since trickled back in stock, they keep selling quickly and are still hard to find.
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As the results of voting for five state assemblies trickled in on December 11th, this calculus changed.
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As twelve Society members trickled into the lounge, we asked them to join us on the couches.
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With just 3:32 expired, Huberdeau's wrist shot from the left circle trickled in off Grubauer's glove.
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His tee shot on the par-23 155-yard 12th went short and trickled into the water.
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Although Carter lost possession of the puck, his deflection trickled through Lehtonen's pads for the lead goal.
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Discussions of the mod have trickled out onto English-language message boards within the past few days.
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When the early results of their new trial trickled in, the Moffitt scientists were gratified and relieved.
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But apparently that collective will to wage a war on climate change hasn't trickled down to Nevada.
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A long-distance wrist shot by DeBrincat trickled through Lundqvist's pads and slowly crossed the goal line.
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Vincent Lecavalier took the pass, then fed Lucic, whose wrist shot trickled between the pads of Andersen.
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The "firewall" narrative has trickled down to battleground Senate races, with GOP incumbents seizing on McConnell's message.
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Many Americans did not believe that the economic benefits of trade deals trickled down to their neighborhoods.
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That data trickled down from the telecommunications giants through a complex network of middlemen and data brokers.
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NBC News also projected him the "apparent winner" early Wednesday morning as more absentee ballots trickled in.
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Other reports have trickled out of lower-profile players who demonstrated feeling their job prospects were diminished.
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Weekes's tactics have trickled out in drabs to influence much of cognitive behavioral therapy's approach to panic.
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As days wore on, most of the activists inside trickled out, helping those remaining to ration supplies.
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With telecom networks down for most of the five days of fighting, information has trickled out sparsely.
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But his fund-raising appeal trickled down to other committees that are directly involved in the midterms.
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While some attitudes have shifted at the top of the fashion pyramid, change hasn't always trickled down.
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Miguel Sano and Max Kepler scored as the ball trickled past Altuve and into shallow right field.
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A deal on trade talks that trickled along for months was suddenly "imminent," Pelosi declared last week.
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Roads to Palu -- a city of about 26.0,2400 people -- remain partially blocked, and aid has trickled in.
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Details of the attack have trickled out slowly since then, but Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen.
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A few headlines trickled out last week taking note of complaints about Whittaker's casting on social media.
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More information has also trickled out since Friday that calls into question the Saudi version of events.
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But as the #MeToo movement has erupted around the world, complaints in South Korea have trickled out.
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But since then, previously untallied ballots have trickled in from Democrat-leaning Broward and Palm Beach counties.
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Yet while a minority of Kenyans are accumulating wealth, the benefits of economic growth have not trickled down.
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But eventually, news of a letter was leaked to the press, and the content trickled out over time.
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Americans were increasingly interested in reforming their own diets, which trickled down into the feeding of their pets.
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Dalton stopped his first shot, but the puck trickled behind him and Repik whacked it into the net.
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That same "Alabama first" mentality has trickled down to the competition over which engines the Vulcan will use.
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"It was a loss of support at the top and it trickled all the way down," Engel said.
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"The carbon money ... should be trickled down to local people who have contributed to reducing emissions," he said.
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He even says their influence trickled down to how the two CGI models Margot and Zhi, were created.
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Hossa made it 3-1 with a wrist shot that trickled over the line through Niemi's five-hole.
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Since then, stories of locker room strife have trickled out, and since the Jets stunk, the chatter lingered.
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Paul Krugman has shown that the Fed's estimate of the NAIRU has trickled down as unemployment has fallen.
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"That trickled down into all of the project teams and the things they were working on," he said.
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As the puck trickled toward the goal line, Rinne, trying to recover, knocked it over with his skate.
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Trump mentioned WikiLeaks regularly during campaign rallies in October 2016 as damaging emails about his opponent trickled out.
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I immediately began reaching out to my friends in the area, grateful and relieved as responses trickled in.
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At same time, the yields on money funds stuffed with all that safe-haven cash have trickled lower.
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Here, doubts over the group's actions that had trickled into his mind in Bosnia suddenly became a flood.
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The dancing trickled behind the music, giving the choreography the sense that it was unfolding in slow motion.
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A drop of sweat trickled down from my armpit despite the coolness in the room, and I waited.
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Biden also dominated in Mississippi and Missouri, while results from Washington, Idaho, and North Dakota still trickled in.
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In recent months, the average trickled to a few thousand, and in September, the sector lost 2,3003 jobs.
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Additionally, a spate of negative headlines about Klobuchar's demanding management style have trickled out around her 2020 announcement.
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The shot hit Montembeault's right arm and trickled into the net for Pacioretty's 29th goal of the season.
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As American jazz trickled into Brazil, Mr. Bosco discovered the time-bending meters of the pianist Dave Brubeck.
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His shot from the blue line deflected off a Predator's stick and trickled through a crowd past Rinne.
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Teravainen's centering pass set up Hamilton in the slot, and the latter's shot trickled through Bobrovsky's five-hole.
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Shaken but undaunted, they trickled back to the city's beloved Christmas markets, most of which reopened Wednesday afternoon.
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As reports of Mr. Trump's cuts trickled out over the last month, some Republicans made their concerns known.
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The aid that has trickled into Freeport -- the island's largest town -- has improved conditions, but only a little.
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By stage four, it's trickled down to more restaurants, gotten coverage in media outlets not devoted to food.
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In Chittagonian, health terms come from Bengali and English; scientific knowledge and vocabulary have trickled down from educated elites.
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Now that the travel restrictions have been put into place, responses from the tech world have slowly trickled out.
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No VR headset-maker has yet released official sales figures, but the numbers that have trickled out look modest.
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Star ex-employees trickled back in, finding a new, more positive internal culture than the toxic one they'd left.
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A confident Morales said then his socialist party MAS would get an outright win as rural votes trickled in.
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But the next happened in April, and the issues trickled down through GPS systems to cause issues with phones.
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Lastly, talk of the appetite for alternative data has trickled down to the smallest company with a computer network.
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Analysts pointed to several macro factors that may have trickled through to Dollar General and Dollar Tree's top lines.
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" Qualifying his statement, he adds, "It's not a diss against the States, it's just that it trickled out later.
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As time passed, more spring breakers trickled in, but the crowd never grew to more than a few hundred.
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And, though their immediate boss' toxicity trickled down from a superior, they often ended up feeling gaslit and unsupported.
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With nowhere to go in microgravity, the liquid accumulated and trickled over to his other eye, blinding him completely.
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As the results of the Brexit referendum trickled in, Lohan disagreed with Kettering's vote to leave the European Union.
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His slap shot from the point in the middle of the ice trickled through Miller for Smith's second goal.
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Samsung then put the phone on hold, and rumors of design flaws and planned fixes have trickled in since.
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The two-time Vezina Trophy recipient was unable to corral the puck as it trickled over the goal line.
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Since the scandal broke in March, the effects of their parents' alleged actions have trickled down to the sisters.
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Kane and Logan Couture rushed the Ducks goal, with Kane scoring on a deflection that trickled over the line.
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"The people who know me know that I care," he said, as a tear trickled down his right cheek.
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Enough of the money has trickled down to Rebel Rebel to make it marginally profitable, according to Mr. Shebiro.
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However, as details trickled out, it became clear this new deal just put a Band-Aid on this season.
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Still, that influence, or streaks of it, had to have to trickled down in the organization over the years.
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Trump's general disrespect is surely less harmful than his race-baiting, but that, too, seems to has trickled down.
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That kill-or-be-killed mentality has trickled down to junior staffers, who have increasingly joined the melee themselves.
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Remires, whose team, Envol, promotes swimrun globally, popped a bottle of Champagne as blood trickled down both his shins.
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It was the pipes feeding them that seemed to be the issue; they merely trickled, then sputtered out sand.
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The words trickled out of the phone in a busy room at the Mets' spring training complex last March.
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Still, as results trickled in on Sunday, they suggested a resounding defeat for the prime minister's center-right opponents.
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My earrings turned back to water and trickled down my shoulders; I shrugged the drops off my beautiful fur.
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"It felt like a sucker punch in the face," Mr. Sabet said after word trickled out about the cuts.
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Yet that cultural progress has not trickled down to everyday life, particularly for those who are the most vulnerable.
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What is less common knowledge is that this practice has trickled down to all levels of the dressing world.
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Yet that cultural progress has not trickled down to everyday life, particularly for those who are the most vulnerable.
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News that he has been locked up and is facing justice has already trickled back to those he terrorised.
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Homes of I.D.P.s stood improbably amid the sheer escarpments, and their sullage trickled down the stairs, making them slippery.
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The case has grown more complicated and come under increased scrutiny as additional information about it has trickled out.
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Trump's donations trickled in 2007 and 43, and from 2009 onward Trump has given no money to the Foundation.
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Vasilevskiy got a piece of Nieves' shot, but it trickled over the goal line to make it 353-3.
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Now in the first quarter after the IPO, reality trickled in with revenues that declined and profits that plunged.
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Many of these workers had gradually trickled back into the area over the last week to help restart production.
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The first among the group trickled into the city on Saturday, with thousands more arriving in the ensuing days.
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Kelly had an 'overwhelmingly positive' view of FEMA's emergency management teams Kelly's positive view of FEMA's emergency response trickled down.
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The work was performed over a two-year period as the data from New Horizons slowly trickled back to Earth.
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But as results trickled in, Trump would later come to the realization that he would become the country's next president.
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It's funny, then, that this message of men's beauty has finally trickled over to the West, almost two decades later.
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The FDA panel eventually unanimously approved the drug, but the fear of an autoimmune reaction trickled down to the public.
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Thankfully, the folks over at SciShow have trickled a little bit of light on the connection in their latest video.
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This has trickled down to more of an interest in flats in general, from Chanel to Manolo Blahnik, says Sahi.
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But little wealth trickled down to ordinary Angolans, nearly two-thirds of whom live on less than $2 a day.
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Power trickled back over several hours there and across much of Argentina, and was fully restored by around 9:30p.m.
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Read's shot from the circle trickled through Halak's legs and landed softly in the net for a 223-222 lead.
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Over the past several years, hobbyists have trickled down into third place, with many departing for more DIY-friendly platforms.
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It hasn't trickled down to most mainstream retail stores, where people can make it a part of their everyday life.
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But, Elon Musk said on Wednesday's conference call that the information apparently has not trickled down to all prospective customers.
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The news trickled out slowly, the reports initially disclosed by Rocky Marciano's wife, Barbara, in their hometown of Brockton, Massachusetts.
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He took a pass from Andy Andreoff and shoveled a wrister from the right circle that trickled through Lehner's pads.
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Co-opting cultures has trickled down to regular people who see no problem in wearing somebody's culture as a costume.
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On Sunday, those seeking a place to grieve trickled into the First Christian Church of Chico for a candlelight vigil.
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TRUMP CALLS ARMS TREATY BAD DEAL: Meanwhile, a detail from Trump's call with Putin in January trickled out on Thursday.
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But the view of empathy that's emerging from this growing body of work hasn't much trickled down to the public.
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The results trickled in during an anxious day and -- with so many races too close to call -- a breathless night.
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And yet, decades later, Ms. Jackson's gestures trickled down, turning up in singers from Aaliyah to Miley Cyrus to Kelela.
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Sweat trickled down his brow as Dr. El Chaar, 46, wove through barrels of radioactive waste and into enemy territory.
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But the blue wave only trickled into state legislatures, where the GOP didn't see nearly as many losses as expected.
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Elected officials and party donors trickled in slowly, taking their seats, giddy with the anticipated arrival of their frontrunner friend.
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Guidance on domestic and international travel for troops also trickled out in a disjointed fashion over the past few weeks.
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When news of the capsizing trickled back to Gujrat, the young men's families tried frantically, but unsuccessfully, to reach them.
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"When you spend every second by yourself, you lose track of time," he said as tears trickled down his face.
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But the news trickled out, and suddenly the quiet, stable life they had tried to build for the children crumbled.
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And, most of all, approach shots bounced or trickled over greens and trundled 30 or 40 yards from the hole.
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They spotted one daughter, Saratu Ayuba, in images of the hostages that have trickled out from the militants' hide-outs.
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As has become routine in mass shootings, details trickled out in the hours that followed the first, often confusing, reports.
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He whacked at the puck after the disc trickled behind Miller and Stecher tried to push it into the goaltender.
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Almost nothing trickled down to the township or the scores of would-be beneficiaries after that first meeting in 2012.
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LATROBE, Pa. — The Pittsburgh Steelers trickled into training camp on Thursday in pickup trucks and Porsches, Rolls Royces and Rubicons.
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After halftime, Adulis scored a goal—but the ball trickled out through a hole in the side of the net.
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The most important thing about the 7T is the new 90Hz display, which has trickled down from the 7 Pro.
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This is why when Voxility decided to boot Epik, the impact of that trickled down to sites such as 8chan.
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The college sits about 21996 miles southwest of Philadelphia, whose rich basketball heritage never trickled down to the idyllic campus.
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Conforto tumbled to the ground, but McNeil stayed on his feet and quickly grabbed the ball as it trickled away.
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On Sunday, as news of the endorsement trickled out, Mr. Cruz, who had publicly wooed Mr. Sessions, declined to weigh in.
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For eight months, the hacker group known as Shadow Brokers has trickled out an intermittent drip of highly classified NSA data.
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Aden said he thinks the Trump administration has ushered in a new attitude that may have trickled down to government employees.
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Details on the deal are still pretty light; the financial terms of the deal, for example, haven't trickled out just yet.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)News of the next generation of consoles has slowly trickled out over the last couple of weeks.
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Police in kevlar vests with automatic weapons prowled the kerbside as a handful of travelers and Turkish Airlines crew trickled in.
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The company started rolling out necklaces in team colors, and the trend trickled down to the college and high school ranks.
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The soft results stand at odds with several spending and consumer reports that have trickled out over the past few days.
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Whispers trickled into the unit that the marksman was a European, a mercenary paid by the enemy for each American killed.
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A money-laundering sting in June implicated in 35 different vendors, but smaller cases have trickled in at a regular clip.
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Blood trickled from his nose and mouth as he took your old Little League coach's advice and walked off the pain.
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The losses trickled over from Asian trading with investors shedding risky assets as joint U.S. and South Korean military drills began.
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The puck traveled most of the goal line and trickled in past Luongo for what appeared to be a good goal.
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But reports of significant issues at the Punggye-ri test site due to the sixth nuclear test have trickled out anyway.
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But that lead shrunk on Wednesday and Thursday as more votes trickled in from Broward and Palm Beach — both Democratic strongholds.
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What started out as area explored by only the most advanced quantitative hedge funds has now trickled down to fundamental traders.
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At the offices of a startup in downtown Cairo, the small team looked despondent as news of the flotation trickled in.
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But the Coyotes answered when Ryan White's shot from the half wall somehow trickled through Elliott and in at 9:07.
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As residents of Newark, New Jersey, trickled into St. Stephan's he air outside was muggy and the sun beat down hard.
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Late Tuesday evening, as election returns still trickled in, senior Cruz aides seemed unsure how they might proceed against Mr. Kasich.
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That glib, relaxed condescension, ratified by the sexual politics of the day, trickled through the Trillings' nearly five decades of marriage.
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But the scandal refused to die, as details about lewd exchanges the congressman had conducted online with other women trickled out.
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The market's pro-Clinton bias was glaring on Tuesday night, as evidence of Mr. Trump's strong performance trickled in and Mrs.
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Soon, others trickled in to help: programmers, engineers, owners of 23D printers, someone who works on spacecraft, a neuroscientist, a nurse.
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As worshippers trickled into services across the continent on Sunday morning, temperatures were taken, hands were sanitised and people sat apart.
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Clips of the performances have trickled out into the world via social media, primarily on his wife Kim Kardashian West's Instagram.
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But even his campaign manager Kevin Sheekey lacked his trademark bravado in a statement he issued as the results trickled in.
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Zibanejad made it 6-5 with 3:45 remaining when his long shot eluded Koskinen's glove and trickled into the net.
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Little of the country's recent economic boom has trickled through to workers; wage growth has remained sluggish despite soaring housing costs.
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Instead, his pass deflected off the Stars' Tyler Seguin and trickled across the goal line before Bishop could swipe it away.
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However, the puck trickled in off Hutton's right pad and skate for Florida's first lead at 3-2 at 3:30.
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Martinez apparently didn't think he could score on the base hit between right-side infielders, which trickled into short right field.
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Allies of Ms. Pelosi swung into action Monday, rallying to her side as her office trickled out endorsements from critical constituencies.
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Analysts have also said attempts to boost support for these smaller businesses and lower interest rates have not always trickled through.
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But Feinstein is right: News of a letter leaked prior to the contents of the letter itself — which eventually trickled out.
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DAKAR/BANJUL (Reuters) - Fatty Ousman watched all night as the results of Gambia's presidential election last week trickled out on social media.
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Ovechkin then completed his hat trick at the 9:33 mark with a shot that Howard stopped, but the puck trickled through.
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"Tractors were first adopted on larger farms and only later trickled down to some mid-sized ones as prices dropped," said Frey.
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In 2016, data hacked from the company trickled down to the public internet, and included hashed user passwords which hackers later cracked.
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The dispirited foreigners trickled back from the front lines to Erbil, the capital city of Iraqi Kurdistan in taxis playing Dabke music.
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The gruesome details of Khashoggi's murder trickled out, punctuating the claims of Turkish officials and their allies that the Saudi-Emirati-U.
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ON A recent Saturday evening, dozens of residents trickled into a converted school in Salt Lake City, Utah for their weekly devotions.
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I imagined her finger reaching into my vaginal canal and bursting a period bubble that then trickled down onto the toilet paper.
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But more worrying reports have trickled out, such as of banks briefly suspending unused credit lines to HNA affiliates after missed payments.
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It's even trickled down to stores like J.Crew and Madewell that encourage sweats out in public and pairing sneakers with any outfit.
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Once inside, guests flooded the theater's stadium seating, and sat anxiously as Endgame's leads trickled in towards their spots at the front.
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Over the past few decades, as lawmakers passed "tough on crime" policies, that mentality has trickled down to schools across the nation.
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TAMU, Myanmar (Reuters) - Five years ago, when cold pills first trickled across Myanmar's untamed border with India, many local officials were baffled.
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Fake news was very much a part of U.S. elections last year and now it's trickled into the French elections as well.
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Gallagher's second goal, his 30th of the season, came on a point shot that ultimately trickled past Coreau and into the goal.
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But even if productivity does increase, it turns out that most of the benefits of productivity growth haven't trickled down in decades.
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That's when the rivalry began – though it eventually trickled over into the press, where the two have thrown insults at one another.
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Though British Columbia is a lucrative source of lumber, gold and diamonds, few of the profits have trickled down to aboriginal residents.
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Last night, as the votes trickled in, the Twitterverse and many national pundits had already begun to read the political tea leaves.
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BALTIMORE — Since Barbaro's final gallop, at the 2006 Preakness Stakes, time has trickled by ever so slowly for the trainer Michael Matz.
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Severson made it 1-0 when his slap shot from the left point trickled under Lundqvist's right pads with 3:34 left.
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KINGSTON, N.H. — One day in August, Roxy Moore, 250, went to the faucet to make coffee, and the water trickled to nothing.
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In commodity markets, oil prices had trickled back above $47 a barrel after being sapped by data showing weak U.S. fuel demand.
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Rielly scored his fourth goal of the season at 4:22 of the third when his shot trickled through the five-hole.
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Just 1:49 later, Marleau fed Ward for a one-timer that trickled through Lundqvist for his second goal of the game.
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But once the deal was reached, coverage of it inevitably trickled out onto cable news, the president's chosen source of political information.
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Word trickled out that Cedar Creek had been canceled entirely, and while the reason was not stated, many thought it was obvious.
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Underground, "time goes quick," said Mr. Millwood, 77, placing his palm on the limestone, where cool water trickled down from the aquifer.
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A strange line has trickled out from Senate Republicans in the past few days: We don't even have a health care plan.
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Information about the ID.3, which was unveiled alongside a new VW logo and brand design, has trickled out for months now.
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Nervous sweat trickled down my sides in the unrelenting humidity that I didn't yet recognize as a defining characteristic of Chicago summers.
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Barkov, parked in front of Grubauer, deflected Keith Yandle's shot from the point, and it trickled through Grubauer's pads at 12:04.
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CHICAGO — Since the death last month of a man in a downtown luxury apartment here, details had trickled out, perplexing and graphic.
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But while donations ranging from $5 to $1,500 have trickled in, the campaign has raised only $15,150 over the past 10 months.
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The Kremlin denied that gay men were being persecuted in Chechnya, after reports of detention and torture trickled out of the region.
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But as the news of Chinese vice premier Liu He visiting the U.S. trickled in, investors became more optimistic across the board.
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Davis agrees, saying that a significant market correction or crash would have ripple effects that trickled through all levels of American households.
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This has trickled down from wedding and baby gift registries to birthdays and holidays, not only for adults but for children, too.
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The Lightning finally scored the second goal with 7:33 left when Kucherov's long shot near center ice trickled through Schneider's legs.
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But since then, only about 200 of those patients have "trickled through our door," said Michael Austin, the community center's chief executive.
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Greg McKegg's shot trickled through Rask's legs just before the forward crashed into the goal and knocked the net off its moorings.
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But Shine's appointment also brought scrutiny on his wife, Darla, whose racist tweets and sexist comments have trickled out in recent days.
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News of the tentative deal trickled out as the president was headed into a rowdy "Finish the Wall" rally in El Paso.
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The nominations for Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards 2017 — set to air March 11 with WWE Superstar John Cena as host — have trickled in.
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And lingering in the backdrop is the U.S.-China trade war, which hasn't yet trickled down to whole swaths of the U.S. economy.
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They trickled in slowly Friday, reeling as a group over what his loss will mean, especially as the House continues to investigate Trump.
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By doing this he created fodder for the online news writers and the outrage trickled down to the moribund TV and newspaper business.
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This model utilizes quantum dot technology for better HDR, a feature that trickled down from Vizio's previous generation of P-Series Quantum TVs.
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"The opioid crisis which has been affecting our adult population has now trickled down to our children," said Casavant in a press statement.
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Furthermore, the negligible cost of borrowing in this "overheated economy" has boosted corporate borrowing that has not trickled down to the real economy.
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Bonino got the equalizer at 22008:209 when Hagelin fed him from behind the end line and Bonino's deflected shot trickled past Holtby.
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Bonino got the equalizer at 8:42 when Hagelin fed him from behind the end line and Bonino's deflected shot trickled past Holtby.
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Cuban state news outlets have barely covered such reports but they have trickled through via illegal satellite television and conversations with relatives abroad.
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In February — normally a big month for inflows — about $3bn of new money trickled in, compared with $18.6bn last year, eVestment data show.
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That magical egg-shaped tool that began to sprout up on makeup blogs and vlogs then trickled into tutorials on user's Instagram accounts.
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Sipping from a cup of water as the dwindling sunlight trickled in through his office window, he contemplated the task ahead of him.
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Clay argues that, in the mid 2000s, artists like Rihanna, Drake, and Nicki started fusing genres, which inevitably trickled down to the dancers.
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Another grounder trickled out of the usually sure glove of first baseman Mark Teixeira, spoiling any chance of an inning-ending double play.
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Race results still trickled in as the GOP held its leadership elections Wednesday, where McCarthy easily won his bid to become minority leader.
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While Porter was doing his Q&A, the cast of "Game of Thrones" trickled into the press room backstage to wait their turn.
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But instead of featuring a tail, this planet was surrounded by a balloon of helium, which trickled out into space in multiple directions.
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The world in general is general is a more positive place for queer and transgender people, and that has definitely trickled into hospitality.
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A handful of songs from the New York sessions that trickled out on Dylan's first Bootleg Series compilations suggested they had a point.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — On Saturday afternoon, people trickled across the large plaza in front of the Hôtel de Ville.
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Scores of elders, disheveled and a lot older than Pambelé, trickled into the local cultural center for a routine meeting late one morning.
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Meanwhile, curious passers-by trickled in, and now the Kosmon Temple holds weekly Sunday services, as well as guided meditations and public workshops.
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The China trade war has trickled down to the lobster market, leaving Mainers high and dry with millions of pounds of unsold crustaceans.
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There were college coaches from about 10 schools on hand from the start, and more coaches, like Georgia Tech's Ted Roof, trickled in.
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They cling to a faded Southern aristocracy whose benefits — of alleged white superiority, and moral and intellectual supremacy — trickled down to ordinary whites.
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Parise was parked in the slot awaiting the pass, and upon receiving it, he quickly sent a shot that trickled into the net.
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Forsberg stopped the initial shot, but the puck trickled between the goaltender's pads for Kane's eighth goal in 13 games with the Sharks.
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He then hit his pitch slightly too hard and it rolled over the crowned green and trickled down the hill, 50-feet beyond.
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These types of beliefs about himself likely trickled down into his hiring practices and resulted in him being surrounded by a "yes" team.
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Sonically harsh and rigid, they were considered largely unsuitable by serious musicians, and they trickled into thrift stores, garage sales and pawn shops.
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Over the last decade, more and more American workers have trickled out of their offices and have opted to work from home instead.
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Rumors of the victims' identities trickled through the emergency shelters; the authorities had only publicly named five of them as of Friday afternoon.
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Matheson's low shot from the high slot trickled through the five hole, ending his 28-game goal drought dating back to last season.
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The Massachusetts senator and former vice president found themselves vying for fourth place in the Granite State as results trickled in Tuesday night.
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But very little of the nation's wealth has trickled down to ordinary people, most of whom live on less than $1.25 a day.
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Patricia Arquette donned Christian Siriano, Stephen Webster and Roger Vivier, and it trickled down via RAD to Give Love, her clean water charity.
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And over the course of the following year, the enthusiasm in that room has slowly trickled down to the readers of the world.
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As the class came to a close, some of these volunteers trickled into the room like parents waiting for an afterschool program's merciful end.
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Related: The Taliban Just Completely Trashed the Possibility of Peace Talks in Afghanistan As reaction to the operation trickled out, many details remained unexplained.
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The trend started with high-end rides, the Range Rovers and Audis, but has trickled most of the way down to mass market offerings.
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We've seen a large increase in corporate profits since 2000, increasing faster during the Great Recession, yet this hasn't trickled down to regular people.
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He cleared the water each time, but imparted too much backspin and watched in exasperation as ball after ball trickled back into the drink.
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Although the Federal Reserve has been upping interest rates, those hikes largely haven't trickled down to consumers in the form of better savings yields.
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In 2007, several reports trickled in that Microsoft's Xbox 360 console was suffering from a problem known ominously as the "red ring of death".
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Smith tallied at 4:14 when his shot past the goalie's blocker barely trickled across the line; it was quickly reviewed and deemed good.
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Punk trickled slowly into the neighborhoods where the members of Los Crudos lived, Pilsen and Little Village, mostly Spanish-speaking enclaves in Southwest Chicago.
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Spezza flipped a pass to defenseman John Klingberg, whose shot trickled past Henrik Lundqvist at 20:50 in the first for his sixth goal.
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But it deflected off defenseman Alex Goligoski's skate and trickled behind Lehtonen near the right post at 24:03 to put the Islanders ahead.
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Davies was lifted after speedster Billy Hamilton's ground ball trickled under second baseman Jonathan Villar in the seventh, putting runners at first and third.
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Only a few thousand popular vote totals had trickled in, though most news organizations were waiting on state delegate equivalents to declare a winner.
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"This would then be trickled down to national recommendations, and the budget would support initiatives, reforms and projects linked to these recommendations," he said.
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When AT&T and other telecom data trickled down to bounty hunters, those individuals were largely free to retain the data as they pleased.
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Over time, the devices trickled down to local police departments, where they could be used to track down anyone from murderers to purse-snatchers.
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News of the oxidation problem trickled out Wednesday when GE Power Chief Executive Russell Stokes mentioned it in a post on the LinkedIn website.
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These rituals likely involved only the elite at first, the authors said, but might have trickled down to the rabble as time went along.
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But frustration has grown that the wealth amassed by the largest conglomerates has not trickled down to average workers in Asia's fourth-largest economy.
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In leach mining the soil is dug up and placed in a container known as a leach pad were cyanide is trickled over it.
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He was the recipient of puck luck, as his wrister from the high slot deflected off defenseman Anton Stralman and trickled through Vasilevskiy's pads.
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Public approval of Lee's prosecution may underscore growing frustration in Asia's fourth-largest economy that the wealth amassed by conglomerates has not trickled down.
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Many residents fled, but after Saddam's overthrow in 2003, parts of the marshland were reflooded and around 250,000 Marsh Arabs have cautiously trickled back.
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And while those records had plenty of influence, the way that In/Casino/Out trickled through the punk scene could be felt almost instantly.
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As news of the program has trickled out through outreach and news coverage, members of the community have offered their own items for lending.
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The news of a draft agreement for Britain's withdrawal from the European Union trickled out in a more modern manner: a volley of tweets.
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The more messianic Wilson acted, the more his aura shrank, especially as word trickled back from Washington that he faced rising opposition in Congress.
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During the run-up to the midterm election last year, I saw how the toxic national rhetoric around immigration trickled down to local communities.
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The abuse has trickled into the homes and streets ... I think about a lot of things my dad went through, like his addictions issues.
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The wall jumped, but the shot went low, slid under them, then just trickled into the corner just as Japan's keeper fell on it.
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Reporters jumped on the story of the unexpected death of one of NBA&aposs greats as details about the tragic accident trickled in slowly.
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A number of registered voters had set out on foot to polling stations Saturday morning as news of the election's postponement slowly trickled out.
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Although the Federal Reserve has been raising interest rates, recent hikes largely haven't trickled down to consumers in the form of better savings yields.
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As I strolled past a Roman sculpture, a group of Emirati schoolchildren in green shirts trickled in and sat on the floor around me.
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Before long, the other members of the self-described Breakfast Club trickled in: three young staffers who regularly put McAdoo through his individual workouts.
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The share economy has also trickled into the luxury world; rental services like Rent the Runway have made luxury goods more accessible to others.
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Aid has trickled into the city of Palu, but first responders have only recently reached the Donggala regency, home to more than 300,000 people.
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Editorial As early voting exit polls in North Carolina trickled in just before Election Day, state Republican Party officials could hardly contain their glee.
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On McGinn's side of the room, a more sporadic crowd had trickled in and out, including the family members of Boyd and Christopher Torres.
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Hints of a Monster 2 or Ape Shit, the long-rumored collaboration with Mike WiLL Made-It, trickled out and added to the speculation.
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Here's the catch: Most of the CBD products that have trickled down to the consumer market are poorly labeled and have extremely low doses.
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The film also falls perfectly in line with the idea of vampire sexuality, which has trickled all the way through to shows like True Blood.
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Many Guineans are frustrated that the country's rich bauxite reserves have not trickled down to address constant power cuts, unemployment and low public sector salaries.
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Yet critics argue that it did little to change the city's basic problems and that little of the money trickled down to the poorest areas.
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Images from the scene showed Moore, a Republican, greeting supporters and watching Fox News in Montgomery as the results in Alabama's Senate race trickled in.
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Questions about the vote counting first arose after initial results trickled out of the election tribunal in the hours after the polls closed on Sunday.
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It appears to be getting great adoption on 270 million devices, but it doesn't seem to have trickled down to Windows smartphones much at all.
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In the weeks that followed, reports trickled out of ISIS militants using civilians as human shields, with others buried under rubble as bombs rained down.
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Ceci scored at 4:08 when his innocent-looking shot from the faceoff circle hit Markstrom's glove then trickled into the net between his pads.
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The vote ran for over an hour, slowing down considerably as the final votes trickled in and eventually slowing to a halt at 58-38.
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But as more stars trickled onto the carpet, more stopped by Seacrest's station, no one mentioned the allegations, and his frozen smile began to thaw.
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Everything that once made it stand out has trickled down to the G series, and there's not much left for the V35 to stand on.
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But let's not forget that one glimmer of hope on that fine May morning when the news trickled through of Gucci Mane's release from jail.
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More reports trickled through early last month, pointing at a second and third version of the glasses set to arrive in 2018 and 2019, respectively.
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With my phone camera firmly affixed to The Prisoner's blinking square, a conversation with said detainee slowly trickled in like letters from a ouija board.
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The marksman also came close when his audacious backheel trickled past a helpless Schmeichel and the post as Peru continued to be denied an equalizer.
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Business wasn't going as well as they'd hoped; only a few shoppers trickled in and out of the sprawling parking of this veterans' service group.
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President Obama's diplomats continued that reluctance, refusing to broach the subject even as more and more information trickled out suggesting Saudi entanglements with the terrorists.
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His ball landed softly in the fringe, bounced forward and trickled into the left side of the cup as Cink raised his arms in celebration.
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The EPA administrator has been dogged by allegations of improper spending and ethics violations that have trickled out in news reports over the past months.
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More than mere sustenance, Yugoslavia provided his family, especially his mother, with a sense of collective purpose that trickled down into a sense of self.
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Villa's shot trickled wide left, but the home team walked into the locker room at halftime with confidence and resumed its pace after the break.
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However, Parise's jam shot trickled over Ullmark's skate to tie it at 4 at 18:23 with the Minnesota net empty for the extra skater.
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Arizona's Kevin Connauton responded when his long shot trickled by Hellebuyck at 4:25, giving both teams a goal with their first shot on net.
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That totally trickled down into the inspiration for this, where I just want to make a weird midnight movie because I love cult midnight movies.
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The rivalry between the two artists trickled into schools, politics and, of course neighborhoods, and was responsible for many injuries and deaths between their followers.
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The Plus, which brings a number of camera effects that have trickled down from the Moto Z line, won't be available here in the States.
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But Vanderbilt is among the programs at the forefront of the technological revolution that has trickled down to the college level from Major League Baseball.
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Then, a few posts trickled in from international brides and grooms (the subreddit skews heavily American), and people planning destination weddings or honeymoons in Italy.
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Machinery's net job gains over the last 12 months slowed to just 6,000 by September, while transportation's trickled to a 23-month low of 23,000.
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Even as the antiquated ritual unfolded, a trove of new evidence trickled in from Lev Parnas, an associate of the president's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
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Between the lines: Earlier this year, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue blamed climate change on weather patterns, a stance that has trickled down throughout the department.
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The new deterrents and measures are "starting to show some effects," the report said -- but that change has not trickled down to the local level.
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Over the past few decades, as lawmakers passed tough-on-crime policies, the idea of a tough approach trickled down to schools across the nation.
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After the initial report, more damaging stories about Theranos' technology trickled out, and the company was forced to void two years' worth of test results.
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It was laid back and somewhat sparsely attended, but students trickled in and out of the tent, attracted by dogs and the smell of food.
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When the first photos of this thing trickled out, I thought I'd find the camera cutout a good bit more distracting than I do in practice.
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On top of the Moonves allegations, Farrow's July story also detailed a widespread culture of abuse and harassment at CBS that trickled from the top down.
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Now, as the summer trickled on and the Mirage lay dormant, Cityfox's dreams of creating a raver's paradise seemed to be floating further and further away.
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That has not been definitively proven, but the evidence that has trickled out over the past week makes it seem increasingly likely that Khashoggi is dead.
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NBC News called the race for Cruz as very early results trickled in on Tuesday evening, showing Cruz with a solid double-digit lead over Trump.
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As the primary results trickled in, after many first-time voters like myself had the opportunity to cast their vote, Hillary Clinton secured the Democratic nomination.
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The President can't help but publicly rage about the show, and rumors trickled out that he was particularly irate about Melissa McCarthy's surprise turn as Spicer.
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Barquin recalled a girl who was thrown down stairs, and he remembered the thin lines of blood that trickled out of her nose and ear afterward.
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Separatists of all ages trickled in, first in spurts, and then by the hundreds as the clock edged closer to Catalan President Carles Puigdemont's big moment.
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He had a chance to win on the 24th in regulation with a 266-foot birdie putt that trickled over the right edge of the cup.
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As the outbreak reached epidemic levels in the Hubei province and trickled across the world, Chinese officials placed multiple cities there on partial or complete lockdown.
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You can expect the sale to be filled to the brim with trickled down designer goods from the likes of Chloé, Acne Studios, and Sies Marjan.
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Ekblad got the game-winner when Hoffman twirled and fed him coming down the right side, and Ekblad trickled the puck past Varlamov for the win.
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By the time any benefit trickled into the public finances, the Scottish parliamentary election of 2021 would be nigh, points out Mark Diffley, an independent pollster.
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Xbox 360 In 2007, several reports trickled in that Microsoft's Xbox 360 console was suffering from a problem known ominously as the "red ring of death".
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Coleman put the game away 5:49 into the third, when his shot to the left of the Capitals' net trickled through the legs of Copley.
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This is a precedent that's trickled into mainstream social media conglomerates like YouTube, Instagram, and Snapchat, which all hold an uncompromising outlaw policy on adult content.
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Bieksa fired a slap shot from the right circle near the boards that hit Elliott's right leg pad and trickled behind the goalie into the net.
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The election will depend on the economy and whether voters feel the benefits of the nuclear deal have trickled down to them, in Eurasia Group's view.
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After finding himself in the bunker during a play-off, the man stroked the ball out with a beautiful chip that trickled right into the hole.
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That history may have trickled down to Christian, who made calls to "Balkanize the US" and who supported a whites-only area in the Pacific Northwest.
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Since then, more reports have trickled in via media outlets worldwide, with the accounts having led to Weinstein's firing by the board of his namesake company.
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Philadelphia defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere nearly scored at the second period buzzer as his shot was stopped by Price and the puck then trickled through the crease.
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Werenski swiped at the rebound, and the puck trickled onto the stick of Milano, who tipped it into the open net to make it 4-3.
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But late vote tallies from Broward and Palm Beach that trickled in on Wednesday and Thursday shrunk his lead over Nelson, raising prospects of a recount.
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Interest trickled in slowly after the script's publication was announced in February, Ms. Gannett said, but in the past week, requests for reserved copies nearly doubled.
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A few months later, the same court struck down the freeze frame policy, the effects of which soon trickled down to other transgender inmates, including Trimble.
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Thankfully, one large oscillating fan stood at the front alleviating some of the heat, but as I spoke a bead of sweat trickled down my forehead.
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The Massachusetts senator's tweets come at the end of a week where reports have trickled out about an August whistleblower complaint that has captured Washington's attention.
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But reports have trickled in from around the country, and through networks of organizers, media reports and communications from incarcerated people, we've worked to keep track.
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Beyond the yellow tape at the end of the street, police officers holding flashlights trickled into and out of the wooded area by a small pond.
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On this mammoth par-43, he tried to cut a low 2-iron underneath the wind and onto the green, but it trickled off the back.
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Zibanejad scored his second goal with 5:29 into the second when his wrist shot from the right circle trickled off Samsonov and into the net.
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This national conversation has trickled into the town of Elim known for thatched roofing, the occasional horse-drawn cart, slave memorials and wild indigenous fynbos plants.
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This national conversation has trickled into the town of Elim known for thatched roofing, the occasional horse-drawn cart, slave memorials and wild indigenous fynbos plants.
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But as the results of tests for infectious diseases trickled in, not one was positive for any of the bacteria or viruses they had looked for.
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The right winger wound up and fired a slap shot that sailed past Arizona defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson before it trickled beyond Kuemper with 2:59 remaining.
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It is trickled over choritos a la Chalaca, a platter of big, chilled mussels in their green-edged shells under a mound of raw Peruvian salsa.
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Domi made it 1-0 3:12 into the game when his centering pass intended for Tatar deflected off Fox's skate and trickled into the net.
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Kevin Fiala scored his ninth at 453:01 in the first period as Rittich was unable to glove the puck, which trickled over the goal line.
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But as news of what was happening to her fellow Uighurs back home trickled out, Rozinisa never suspected that her sister could be one of them.
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Tuch followed with his sixth goal of the season when his shot trickled under Gibson and then was accidentally poked in by Anaheim defenseman Josh Manson.
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Robertson's single just trickled off diving Ian Kinsler's glove in short right to get Steven Souza Jr. in from third and tie the score 27-33.
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The Federal Reserve has been slow to raise interest rates, and even recent hikes haven't trickled down to consumers in the form of better savings yields.
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Real information trickled out slowly: its headset could supposedly project remarkably realistic holograms using groundbreaking photonics technology, and its talent included creative powerhouses like Neal Stephenson.
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Duets of the video have trickled in as well, featuring other teens attempting to log in to their accounts, garnering thousands of views of their own.
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HOMESTEAD, Pa. — The night began with giddy eagerness as the crowd trickled into the warren of rooms at the back of a bar just outside Pittsburgh.
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In the hours before the rally, a mostly tranquil crowd of Trump supporters, wearing red hats and all manner of Trump pins, trickled into the hall.
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And those dollars haven't trickled down to the local level, where many health departments have been left to prepare for Zika outbreaks largely on their own.
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But eventually, news of a letter was leaked to the press, first to the Intercept, then to Buzzfeed, and the content trickled out over time. Sen.
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Hillary Clinton was formally declared the winner of the Nevada caucuses on Monday afternoon after the last reporting from all of the state's 63,714 precincts trickled in.
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Hillary Clinton was formally declared the winner of the Nevada caucuses on Monday afternoon after the last reporting from all of the state's 1,28 precincts trickled in.
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Bernier blocked Ben Hutton's wrist shot from the blue line with his torso, but the puck trickled free and Horvat swept the puck inside the right post.
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Edmundson came out of the box and fed Tarasenko moving into the Colorado zone, and his shot trickled through Varlamov's legs at 4:57 of the first.
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My dysphoria has trickled back down to very manageable levels, though it is still more noticeable than it was before I recognized it for what it was.
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In the week since Trump claimed that his list was already filled, a few high profile attendee names have trickled out: brief 2016 contender and Wisconsin Gov.
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The feature is just one of many that have trickled into Google Maps after first appearing in the Waze app, which Google bought way back in 2013.
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Barrie gave Colorado a 2-0 lead early in the second period when he tapped in a puck after a shot by Nathan MacKinnon trickled past Schneider.
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She talked inspiringly about her vision for growing America's economy from the middle-out and the bottom-up, as opposed to Trump's top-down trickled down economics.
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The style has, of course, trickled down into fast fashion as well, with retailers like Zara, Topshop, and more adopting the trend (and producing more affordable versions).
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Last year, Rolls-Royce showed off the wild 103EX concept car, and a few slick cues have trickled into Phantom's form both in the exterior and interior.
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Lee appeared to get his stick on the puck just before it trickled through the legs of Blue Jackets goalie Sergei Bobrovsky at the 5:23 mark.
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"Female hysteria" is another iteration of this that, like other poorly researched or thought out practices, trickled down the historical timeline and stayed part of belief systems.
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Through pulp novels, Buffalo Bill's spectacles and the cinema, the ideal of the dauntless, self-reliant westerner quickly trickled east to inform the whole country's self-perception.
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Some polls have shown that voters don't much like the tax bill (though Republican donors certainly do), and the cuts have largely not trickled down to workers.
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What's more, the New Yorker story lays out how a whole culture of abuse and harassment trickled down from the top, particularly in the company's news division.
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This sentiment trickled into advertising and much of the media's depiction of the growing cannabis industry, and we didn't feel that it had to be that way.
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Hinostroza, standing near the goal line just right of the goal, flipped a quick shot that went off the left post and trickled over the goal line.
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Then last night, more information surrounding the beauty vlogger's highly anticipated Morphe eyeshadow palette trickled in — and it's stirring up quite the commotion within the cosmetics community.
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But as updated vote counts trickled in from Democrat-heavy South Florida last week, his lead evaporated, forcing his race against Nelson into an automatic machine recount.
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Mr. Blum's gusto for food led to a job at a French restaurant when he was in high school, and it has trickled into his legal career.
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"This is going to be a tough week," BuzzFeed News editor Ben Smith said in an email to staffers as the news trickled out on Wednesday evening.
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Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, retrieved from FRED Also of note: Manufacturing's share of GDP trickled downward, as automation spread and the economy shifted toward service.
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When word trickled out last month that Tim Tebow hoped to embark on a professional baseball career, Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson wanted in on the joke.
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Rougned Odor hit an infield single to second baseman Dee Gordon, and the runners moved to second and third when the ball trickled into shallow right field.
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Senators trickled back into town to vote on a procedural motion on whether to move forward with the House's latest proposal, which includes Mr. Trump's wall money.
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Almost 240 municipalities responded, trying to lure the tech giant with marketing gimmicks, promises of new transit lines and, as proposals trickled out, billions in tax incentives.
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But as more information trickled out about the role played by technology firms in Russia's attempts to influence the presidential election, they, like many Democrats, became disillusioned.
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Instead, news trickled in over scratchy phone lines that the group the men thought were targeting them had attacked another community nearby, carrying off around 600 animals.
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The Maple Leafs nearly scored in the final seconds of the third, when the puck trickled past Hutton but was cleared off the line by Marco Scandella.
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The Terriers led Providence College, 43-2, in the third period when their goalie dropped the puck out of his glove and it trickled into the net.
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This objective, nourished by billions of dollars of investment from the motorsports industry, has led to technological and performance breakthroughs that have eventually trickled down to automotive.
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Diplomats and foreign policy professionals were still reeling from that revelation when the first accounts of the call with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of Australia trickled in.
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But as new vote tallies — mostly from Broward and Palm Beach counties — trickled in Wednesday and Thursday, his lead narrowed considerably, putting the race in recount territory.
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You could probably publish a Henry Darger-length epic with the amount of gay Overwatch fan art that's accumulated this year... And it's even trickled over into canon.
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Ferraro, playing his first game in a Wild sweater, gave Minnesota a 3-1 lead when his shot from the top of the circle trickled through Bobrovsky's knees.
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Rather, the coffin contained a jumble of skeletons, several gold sheets, and a surprising amount of sewer water, which had trickled in from a crack in the coffin.
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He speculates that the boost in incomes to quinoa farmers may have trickled down to their quinoa-eating neighbors in the region through increased spending and economic activity.
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And it provided yet more evidence that the anti-press invective common in national politics has trickled down to the local level — this time in a progressive bastion.
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With center Martin Hanzal off for slashing, Domingue got a piece of Kuznetsov's shot from the right circle, but the puck deflected off his arm and trickled in.
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" She added: "The movement has trickled down to more affordable options — as wellness is seen as not just for the rich, but something you should do for yourself.
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Officials at McFadden Intermediate School in Santa Ana became alarmed after the students trickled into the nurse's office over the course of three hours during the school day.
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But in the wake of Remain's defeat, leaks have trickled out from the campaign suggesting that Corbyn was lukewarm about remaining, and might have actively sabotaged Labour's campaign.
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Khartoum has been expecting financial support from wealthy Gulf Arab states involved in the coalition but few funds have trickled into the sprawling country of 40 million people.
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When Motherboard purchased the location of a T-Mobile phone on the black market, that data access had trickled through a complex network of resellers and middlemen companies.
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Some other bits of music trickled in over the radio or from movies and TV—Christmas music, children's songs—but the selection was pretty small by any standard.
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In pictures: Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts Clement said lava trickled downhill through a wooded area and began piling up in front of a gate leading to the street.
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While platforms such as Facebook and Google are "wonderful distribution systems," the revenue they generate has not trickled down to publishers, according to David Chavern, the alliance's president.
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Somewhere along the way it trickled down to middle school, elementary school and even kindergarten, and vastly expanded its purview to include everything from pornography to gay rights.
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Adam Lowry initiated scoring for the Jets at 24:230 of the first period, getting to the rebound of Tyler Myers' point shot after it trickled behind Rinne.
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It's not like the Smart Select GIF maker that first appeared on the Galaxy Note 7 and later trickled to Samsung's Galaxy Tab A and Galaxy Tab S3.
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The outlook has plainly trickled down to the players, who, like several dozen mini-Sabans, seem to go out of their way to find things wrong with themselves.
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"It's sort of trickled out while these depositions were ongoing, so I'm not sure how the actual testimony — live on TV — is actually moving public opinion," Lynch said.
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When it came to other animals, though, scientific studies on intelligence barely trickled in, despite evidence to suggest that horses, chimpanzees and cats had tricks of their own.
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On Wednesday, as the news trickled out, Patrick J. Lynch, the head of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, said in a statement that the state's parole board had failed.
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That attitude and accompanying outside perception is long gone in Silicon Valley, especially within Facebook headquarters, and apparently it has trickled down to the general voting public, too.
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I personally believe that drive needs to be instilled early, and that may be part of why student screening has trickled down from high school to middle school.
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However, planes and spaceships come from separate branches of Boeing, and Fehrm added that he doesn't know whether the same cost-cutting attitude trickled into Boeing's spaceship program.
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Interest in a new process for disposing of the dead had trickled across the state; it was up to Schmidt to say whether the technology was even legal.
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Charlie McAvoy's shot was deflected by Varlamov and bounced to DeBrusk, whose putback ticked off the skate of Mayfield and trickled past Varlamov at the 8:33 mark.
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Days before the hammer fell, however, reports slowly trickled in that Obvious may have cribbed its code from 10-year-old artist and high school graduate Robbie Barrat.
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The only pedestrian traffic trickled in and out of the pawnshops and the Hundred-Dollar-Or-Less stores and the immigration offices whose lawyers specialized in Canadian visas.
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Two plays later, the Broncos scored the first touchdown of the Super Bowl when a fumble forced by Von Miller trickled out right at the Carolina goal line.
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Wu's femmes fatales were no less polished than usual — but this time, there were elements of texture in the hair and makeup that trickled down from the collection itself.
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But right now, Apple's Mac lineup feels like an afterthought or a second fiddle that eventually benefits from trickled-down iOS features instead of its own platform for innovation.
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He tried to hole the 35-foot sand shot but his ball trickled past the hole and he made a bogey after missing a sharply-breaking seven-foot putt.
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The generation is a mishmash of microarchitectures cobbled together under a single umbrella term of "8th Generation," and the processors have slowly trickled out over the last seven months.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European stocks fell further on Monday as geopolitical jitters trickled over from Asia, though gains in carmaker Fiat Chrysler and Danish shipping firm Maersk helped limit losses.
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As the returns trickled in on Tuesday, the thousands who were gathered at the Javits Convention Center to celebrate a historic victory started to realize that something was wrong.
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At first, it seemed like a classic first day in Paradise: One by one, the cast of men and women trickled in and began getting to know each other.
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Perhaps the company will be able to sneak them in through some sport enthusiast back door, the way FitBits and GoPros eventually trickled their way down into becoming mainstream.
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Duclair's shot from the right wing faceoff circle slipped past goalie Mike Condon and trickled over the goal line as the Coyotes won their second game in a row.
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She was naked from the waist down, and what could only be human feces had trickled down the backs of her legs and onto the bottoms of her feet.
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One of them, Michelle Manning Barish, said she suffered problems with her ear for months after Schneiderman slapped her there; at one point, blood trickled down to her collarbone.
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The tech effects have trickled down to other media sectors: Comcast and Verizon are both interested in potentially acquiring 21st Century Fox's entertainment properties, per The Wall Street Journal.
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The referee thought Murray had the puck but it had actually trickled just behind him and into the crease where Sissons had what should have been the opening goal.
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Three short new clips have trickled onto the internet through fan site Watchers on the Wall, each focusing on one of the show's leading ladies: Cersei, Sansa, and Daenerys.
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But as smartphones have proliferated and increasingly become the digital center of our lives, the demand and supply of mobile forensics tools has trickled down to more local bodies.
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Doctors of tomorrow Their homes in ruin after the storm, students, faculty and staff trickled onto the Ross University campus near Portsmouth while searching for shelter, food and water.
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Rising incomes and job growth have trickled into consumer spending, supporting economic growth even as a strong dollar and low energy prices have hurt the United States industrial sector.
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For me, there were memories of putting the National Security Agency on a war footing as reports trickled in of a plane hitting the second tower in New York.
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Tkachuk's shot bounced off the left post, skittered behind Islanders goalie Jaroslav Halak and trickled across the goal line as Halak pounced for the puck a moment too late.
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And because I figured out that I can't keep getting punished over cutting up the curtains, I trickled down to, I'm going to wear mommy's outfit around the house.
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The chaotic response also has trickled down to individual hospitals, clinics and doctors, which have struggled to get answers on supply chains and fought to protect their equipment. Sen.
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That trickled over into the company's popular perception, as Microsoft customers and developers came to think of it as a company focused on strong-arm sales tactics, not innovation.
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In Old San Juan, the colonial section of the city, people trickled outside to sit on benches and stoops at the Plaza de Armas, one of the main squares.
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Their message has trickled deeper into the collective American psyche, aided by a very small minority of activists who've been using low-budget tools to spread lies for decades.
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Demand trickled down, and by the turn of the century a severely edited version of the Bauhaus—a shopper's version, free of historical context—was once again in style.
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It is not news that the liquid yolk of an egg tastes good trickled over baby leeks, fingerlings, black-truffle froth and pioppini mushrooms the size of shirt buttons.
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His lone significant hiccup came at the par-3 16th hole, where his tee shot found the green but then trickled just off the putting surface to the right.
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Yet both pro- and anti-abortion rights camps dismiss the idea that some sort of "Trump effect" trickled down to the states and led to a rash of legislation.
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But the results from the hand recount, trickled out by the press Friday, proved Isbell's theory to be the correct one: Few people in the undervote ballots voted for Senate.
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The effect of that lost money trickled down to our nanny, and then ultimately to her parents, all of us taking on the brunt of our government's inability to compromise.
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The results that have trickled out from Iowa increase the chances of a prolonged battle for the Democratic presidential nomination — something that has the potential to be divisive and damaging.
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Although the Fed raised the federal funds rate eight times in two years, those hikes largely hadn't trickled down to consumers in the form of better savings yields until recently.
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It feels like OnePlus invested all its time designing the 7 Pro, and then the company trickled down what it could fit into the OnePlus 6T chassis and budget space.
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On Wednesday, Asian shares, which traded as U.S. election poll results trickled in, tumbled as it became increasing apparent that Republican candidate was leading the race for the White House.
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While a few UPN shows, like Girlfriends and Everybody Hates Chris, trickled over to The CW, by 2008, every show that had gotten its start on UPN had officially ended.
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And though it may surprise you, it's not Dolby Vision HDR, which has trickled down from the Reference Series to offer incredible dynamic range, vibrant colors, and eye-popping brightness.
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Columbus got the lead back in the last minute of the first when Werenski's shot from the left side trickled through Francouz and just over the line at 19:06.
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The Bruins appeared to score early in the second after an initial shot by Connor Clifton trickled under Hart's pad and into the net following a push from Par Lindholm.
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Mr Ramaphosa inadvertently gave a hint of how difficult his task ahead may be when his smile faded as the results of the vote for other leadership positions trickled in.
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Nearby, cars trickled across the George Washington Bridge, Amtrak trains rumbled past, and a faint breeze carried the sour scent of spilled beer from the patio of a waterfront bar.
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Reed stumbled with a bogey at the par-three 17th where his first effort overshot the green and his chip back trickled off the front into a collar of rough.
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An error by the star Cubs first baseman Leon Durham — the ball trickled under his glove and through his legs — led to San Diego's surprising comeback in the final game.
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"We thought it would be hard, but never this hard," he told CNBC as he handed out ballot papers to Catalans who trickled in to the secondary school's entrance hall.
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Like with the companies involved in Motherboard's previous investigation, CerCareOne's real-time location data trickled down first from telecom companies, and then to a so-called location aggregator called Locaid.
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The music may have trickled online elsewhere, preserved by some private enthusiast: Someone uploaded a song or two to YouTube or digitized an LP and posted it on a blog.
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Another really good birdie look for Tiger on the par-3 seventh after his tee shot went a little short of the hole and trickled down toward the left bunker.
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At one point, nine of the top 10 songs on Spotify were his, and public curiosity was further stoked as details of the police investigation trickled out throughout the week.
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On silky, light-touch bangers like "For Free" and "Too Good," he brought his Caribbean heritage to pop, a sound that has trickled out to Justin Bieber and Maroon 5.
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Intel's big Ultrabook push helped here, and the technology has trickled down to the point where every Windows laptop ships with a touchscreen now, even at very low price points.
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David Pastrnak's slap shot from the right faceoff circle was deflected by Blackwood and trickled into the crease, where the puck might have fluttered into the back of the net.
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During the day, people trickled in and out of the 9.5 mile unmarked dirt road just off the highway, which leads to the only publicly accessible gate to Area 51.
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While Israeli tourism in Egypt has surged during periods of calm, Egyptian tourists have only trickled into Israel, partly because Egyptians who visit Israel risk harassment by Egypt's security apparatus.
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Information trickled in slowly: the bird was known in the neighborhood, because its owners used to put its cage on the porch of their Victorian house from time to time.
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Arvidsson drilled a one-timer from beyond the right circle that hit Coyotes goalie Antti Raanta in the shoulder, bounded up and over him and trickled over the goal line.
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Jordan Schmaltz found him with a pass from the right point, and Sobotka's spinning wrister at the left post caromed off Gibson's left pad and trickled over the goal line.
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But as details about the investigation trickled out of Turkey, including the alleged involvement of some of the Crown Prince's closest associates, Saudi Arabia came up with its brawl story.
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Jalal Baig, 31, physician, Chicago, Muslim As votes trickled in on the evening of November 8 and the impossible went from improbable to inevitable, I shuddered alongside my Muslim friends.
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Now — to the great welcome of penny-pinching travelers — the trend in lodging to embody the location has trickled down to budget hotels and even brands generally regarded as cookie cutter.
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Also nice are the included protective pouch, memory foam cushions with soft leather coverings, and the angled driver design, which has trickled down from the company's flagship Bowers & Wilkins P9 cans.
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But the Navy remains a mostly human-controlled operation—with the demand for robotic tech focused on conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, it simply hasn't trickled down to aquatic operations yet.
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Johnson got a piece of Hayes' shot but could not corral it as it trickled into the back of the net while right winger Pontus Aberg tried desperately to retrieve it.
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From that moment on, he wasn't able to attack Clinton over the email scandal, even as new details trickled out about the FBI's investigation of her use of a private server.
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EVER since word trickled out that Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria's 74-year-old president, was not just taking a holiday in Britain but seeking medical care, his country has been on edge.
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Since the company filed to go public, evidence of Amazon's plan to go after the meal-kit delivery space has trickled out slowly and has put significant pressure on Blue Apron.
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Bouma's wrist shot hit Gibson's right shoulder, ricocheted off his right pad and trickled behind him before Gibson pounced on the puck with his glove as center Matt Stajan closed in.
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But even if camp and the language around it (the term's frequent misapplication notwithstanding) have trickled into the mainstream, this Met Gala and exhibition feel like a nail in the coffin.
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The K28+ comes with 25GB RAM and 32GB of memory, with a 13-megapixel rear camera technology trickled down from the flagship LG G6, and a front-facing 8-megapixel shooter.
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Braun's eighth-inning, opposite-field homer off Victor Alcantara (1-1) hit the heel of right fielder Nicholas Castellanos' glove, trickled along the top of the wall and dropped over it.
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But the Charge 3 isn't just an aesthetic redesign: Fitbit is also adding several new fitness features that have trickled down from its smartwatches to make the Charge 3 more useful.
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Although the Fed already raised the federal funds rate nine times in three years, those hikes largely hadn't trickled down to consumers in the form of better savings yields until recently.
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As the stock market moved sideways last year, once-astronomical price/earnings multiples trickled lower in a sign that some investors were already taking notice of levels that many consider unsustainable.
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Noesen reached into the crease after a shot trickled behind Blue Jackets goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky with 103 seconds remaining in the second period just after a New Jersey power play ended.
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The negotiations are hardly over, but the information that has trickled out from lawmakers have conservatives on and off Capitol Hill on edge and watching Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for clues.
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Over the past 30 years, as concerns that environmental changes are harming our reproductive capacity have grown, scientific journal articles have trickled out that look at whether sperm counts are declining.
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There were runners on second and third, and the ball trickled far enough away from Romine that Mookie Betts was able to scoot home, ensuring another excruciating defeat for the Yankees.
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Tampa Bay needed just 64 seconds to extend its lead to 4-2 as Girardi, a defenseman, scored by joining the rush and unloading a heavy shot that trickled through Johnson.
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Moreover, we already have evidence that some of this government-grade spyware has trickled down to consumers, some of which has been used by domestic abusers to spy on their partners.
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That set off a series of ripostes that trickled into Tuesday, drawing in guest appearances from Joseph J. Lhota, the governor's handpicked chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and police officials.
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"Try to get a good night's sleep," Mr. Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state, told the dozens of supporters who remained past midnight at a Topeka hotel as returns trickled in.
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The risk-sensitive Australian dollar jumped over the 60-cent mark for the first time in a week as news of the agreement trickled out, and then extended gains to $0.6047.
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He wristed a shot from below the right circle on Hutton, who was hugging the post, but the puck bounced off the goalie and trickled in to make it 2-1.
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The drop comes as growth of the two largest sources of state revenues slowed, and as federal money sent to states to bolster the economic recovery and healthcare spending trickled off.
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The entries offer detailed explanations of why officials ordered each person to be sent to a camp — information that has previously mostly trickled out through accounts by former detainees and activists.
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The puck bounced off Gambrell's upper left arm as he was being tied up by Minnesota's Matt Dumba and trickled just inside the left post at 21:212 of the third.
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Policy proposals like taxing the billionaires and Medicare for all trickled into Congress during the 2010s, as the call to rethink American capitalism and narrow the wealth inequality gap grew stronger.
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Stenson hit a mighty approach shot from 210 yards that almost trickled in at the par-five, and the tap-in eagle gave him the sole lead from fast-finishing Rahm.
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If the highest earners start fleeing Hawaii for less costly pastures, this may be a situation where a trend that started among the lower and middle economic brackets has trickled up.
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As early results trickled in Monday afternoon, favoring the incumbent, the fiery head of Mr. Abubakar's political party accused Mr. Buhari's party of tampering with results and colluding with elections officials.
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Some buyer names, though, have trickled out, among them the hedge fund manager Daniel Och, as well as the musician Sting and his wife, Trudie Styler, and, of course, Mr. Griffin.
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As their accounts have trickled out, we've learned that some of the more than 17 women whom Donald Trump allegedly assaulted, groped, or harassed did not confront him in the moment.
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Officers seized 1 kilogram of synthetic cannabinoids in brightly-colored baggies with labels like "Geeked Up." Besides New Haven, synthetic cannabinoids have trickled into other cities over the past several months.
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Questions over the Trump team's preparation for office have even trickled to the East Wing, where permanent staff -- some of them preparing to work for their sixth president -- are awaiting marching orders.
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The island's slow internet had trickled over into the school: with over 200 students, Sauvie Island Academy had just nine megabits per second of internet access at the time of my visit.
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AS ITALIANS trickled back to the cities from holidays on the coast and in the sun-baked countryside, the scene was set this week for what promises to be a difficult autumn.
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It still looks very much like an X100 (or X100S or X100T), but it has some refinements to its controls scheme that trickled down from the top-of-the-line X-Pro11993.
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As information trickled out about the 19-year-old in the following days, one of the most surprising revelations was that he had received marksmanship training from a Pentagon-funded education programme.
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The puck trickled out from between his legs, and Jenner, who had been charging to the crease, was first to the puck and slammed it in for his 13th of the year.
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After the medium supposedly peaked in 2014, desktop's market share has steadily trickled into mobile over the past couple years, but the pace is expected to accelerate as the trend gains momentum.
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By then, it had trickled out of the Something Awful forums and onto other platforms like Reddit and Tumblr, which is likely where my friends and I were able to find it.
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AS RESULTS TRICKLED in following a turbulent day of voting, it grew increasingly clear that Sheikh Hasina Wajed was romping towards an unprecedented fourth five-year term as prime minister of Bangladesh.
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Kerfoot took a shot from the right circle that was stopped by Anton Forsberg, but the rebound trickled out to Kerfoot in the slot and he zipped a wrister over Forsberg's glove.
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The violence trickled into the wee hours of Tuesday morning as well; at about 12:30 AM, an attack on a girl's house party in Fort Wayne, Indiana, left four teens injured.
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Whether that trickled down to Story's visitors that day is hard to confirm, but Shechtman pointed out that they just changed out its windows to display the work of illustrator Samantha Hahn.
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As word of Nunes trip trickled out among lawmakers this week, it angered Democrats who thought that they had moved past the chaos spurred by Nunes' coordination with the White House. Rep.
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And that, I imagine, is how my pair of tickets trickled down to Jarrod Fox of In The Know Experiences, an organization you pay to get into things like the Super Bowl.
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The $4,000 raise promised to American workers during the tax cut fight didn't materialize, and all that money leveraged to our wealthiest families and corporations hasn't trickled down to any of us.
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Boosted by better funding and facilities, women's participation in college basketball, volleyball, swimming and other sports exploded in the decades after Title IX. Its effects also trickled down to high school sports.
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She'd made the mistake (if you could call it that) of partying after hours with a group of fellow restaurant rock stars, who eventually trickled away and left her alone with Batali.
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The presidential organizing model has trickled down to officeholders in Ohio, an essential swing state, where no one has built a better voter-mobilization team than the twice-elected governor, John Kasich.
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Oil wealth has flowed mostly to the elite - for a period Gabon was the world's top per capita importer of champagne - and has trickled down slightly only via its bloated civil service.
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ET. Canada's main stock index on Tuesday scored its largest gain since mid February as oil and global stocks rose, while Canada's oil sands production trickled back as the wildfire threat eased.
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Senate Republicans, apparently miffed at the I.D.C.'s change of heart, trickled into the chamber long past the scheduled start of session, forcing it to kick off more than an hour late.
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Rozelle's dim view of Trump — whom he saw as a clown and a con man — trickled down to his protégé, though Goodell is careful never to share his views on Trump publicly.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's allies held the top spots as unofficial results of a mid-term Senate election trickled in on Monday, signaling broad public backing for the maverick leader.
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On Sunday, rescue workers from domestic aid agencies trickled into Palu, having driven at least 20 hours from the nearest major airport to set up their command centers in the devastated city.
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As results trickled in, reports emerged from a handful of locations that confusion about the vote-counting rules — and how early voting factored into the final tallies — was also delaying the process.
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Day's tee shot at the 188-yard par-three 17th landed just in front of the green, took a couple of bounces and trickled into the hole, much to the Australian's surprise.
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Retro Report As details trickled into print and pixels about Russian tampering with the election that put him in the White House, a snappish President Trump lashed out in his favored medium.
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A #PrayforThailand hashtag started trending on Twitter as the results trickled out, and some people tweeted that they would leave the country if Prayuth was returned to power to remain prime minister.
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It was Friday night again, and the men trickled in — Brian, Ryan, Pat and Tommy — and joined their friend John at a bar lined with ashtrays, shot glasses and bottles of Irish whiskey.
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Initially, reports trickled out that Manziel had missed a concussion checkup at team headquarters on Sunday morning, and that the Browns could not reach him by phone to figure out what went wrong.
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Today's creative facial hair movement has finally trickled down into gadgetry, with the rise of a range of products designed to perfect that scruffy, stubbly face you've worked so hard to get right.
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As details of her assault trickled out, people had to be reminded that Kim was a person — a victim, that despite her notoriety, she was a woman who had undergone a horrific ordeal.
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The mute feature has slowly trickled out as part of a broader Google campaign to discourage irritating advertising tactics, and it's gone from an option to default and now it's somewhere in between.
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The S Pen, split-screen multitasking, iris scanning, and GIF capturing are all features that debuted with the Note first, and many of them have trickled down to other devices in Samsung's lineup.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, the company is taking advantages of recent improvements in technology from VR headsets and smartphones that have trickled down to improve the latest version of the eSight.
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Palin's endorsement trickled through the Hansen Agriculture Student Learning Center at Iowa State University, the reaction from supporters of Mr. Trump who braved snow and frigid temperatures to see the candidate was mixed.
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The S&P 500 rose 1.5 percent from July 11 to 18 as earnings trickled in from major banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co, as well as railroad CSX Corp and airline United Continental.
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They complained of the way unreliable information had trickled out -- the airline's vice chairman initially said Thursday that the wreckage had been found in what turned out to be a cruel false alarm.
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Now with a mandate to govern, Mr. Masisi is likely to concentrate on expanding Botswana's economy, where the prosperity of the country's rich diamond fields has not trickled down to the general population.
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Wake County uses two main tools: Positive Behavior Interventions and Support (PBIS), a Department of Education-funded program; and the lesser-known Restorative Justice, a criminology theory that has trickled into education policy.
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The number of people killed by Hurricane Matthew in Haiti rose to at least 478 people on Friday, as information trickled in from remote areas previously cut off by the storm, officials said.
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We were cool with that…we hit the freeway, we were out of town non-stop and built up our fan base in units and numbers, and it just trickled down to Houston.
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Between improvised scenes written by Harmon and voiced by Roiland—plus multiple spontaneous freestyles of Future's "Mask Off" in Rick and Morty voices—they trickled vague implications about the future of the show.
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Danny Barnes replaced Dermody and allowed a single to Bobby Wilson that deflected off the pitcher and an RBI infield single by Forsythe that trickled along the third-base line and stayed fair.
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Escobar's hit trickled past Red Sox center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr. for his second error of the season, scoring Ryan LaMarre from second and Joe Mauer from first to make it 4-2.
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A foreign observer familiar with the area says it may be that the details of the new enforcement regime "have not yet trickled down to the person wearing the hat at the border".
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Zdeno Chara fired a wrister from just inside the blue line that Bergeron tipped up and over Bernier, and the puck trickled off the crossbar and in for a 2-1 Boston lead.
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But there may be a simple reason why the small donor revolution hasn't trickled down to congressional candidates, and moderates in particular: small donors can only give to the candidates they know about.
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A few late worshipers trickled in and joined the circle, hastily removing their shoes and respectfully bowing in the direction of Sheikha Fariha, who had the bearing of a slightly bossy school principal.
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Sabres goalie Linus Ullmark stopped Victor Rask and Jason Zucker in the shootout before Reinhart's shot went off the blocker of Wild goalie Devan Dubnyk and trickled in to open the third round.
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The classic console maker has slowly trickled-out details about its upcoming retro gaming machine over the last few months and each time it sounds more and more like this project is misguided.
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In this Texas case, the data of the bounty hunter's phone first trickled down from a telecommunications company acquired by T-Mobile, according to a screenshot of the phone ping obtained by Motherboard.
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Then they got a haircut like Little T. Ever since the first crumb of MDMA trickled down the throat of the 1970s, the nightclub has spawned plenty of drug-addled, music-savvy bambinos.
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On Monday alone, reports trickled in from all over the country of people in clown masks getting arrested for threatening behavior and trespassing, and of yet more (probably fake) threats of clown attacks.
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After a 300-yard drive, Knox used a three-wood for his rare feat at the par-five 11th hole at Innisbrook Resort and his ball trickled into the hole at perfect speed.
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Sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil first trickled into American consciousness in the '80s — but exploded in popularity after publication of a 1995 cookbook fittingly called "Sun-Dried Tomatoes," according to Taste Magazine.
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After his tee shot at the final hole trickled into a bunker, Woods lofted an iron shot that ascended the intimidating, steep uphill 733th hole and dropped pin high for an easy par.
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Still, this is a rough look, and word trickled back to Geno who, for what it's worth, tried to get back in the game (and was extremely gracious about Namath calling him out).
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But this is also just how fashion trends are, and because tiny sunglasses have already trickled down to suburban shopping malls and street vendors, the trend likely won't last all that much longer.
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Initially, the Iowa Democratic Party said they needed some time to do "quality control" on results as they trickled in, but it soon became clear that meant more than a few spot checks.
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After leading almost the entire tournament, Kim nearly blew it before coming through in unlikely circumstances at the par-four 232th, where her downhill putt broke deliciously to the right and trickled in.
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Adobe Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements are two of the best photo and video software, respectively, for consumers, yet they feature some powerful and useful tools trickled down from their full-featured versions.
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The sharing economy has trickled down to the flower industry, with more companies across the city committed to either extending the temporary joy flowers bring or to reusing or composting them more responsibly.
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In the days that followed, we saw a lot more, including a keynote from upcoming streaming service Quibi, surprising new concept cars, and even news outside of CES that trickled into the show.
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An early burst in London pushed it up as much as 0.5% to 111.48 yen, though it had edged back slightly to 111.90 by the time the first New York trades trickled in.
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Once ahead 259-258, Toronto regained the lead when van Riemsdyk's shot from the left circle was initially stopped by Vasilevskiy but trickled in at 230:203 of the third for his 220rd goal.
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As the votes trickled in, Republicans launched a lawsuit challenging a mail-in ballot-counting practice in two Arizona counties that allowed voters to fix issues for up to five days after Election Day.
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Obama, who is enjoying his highest approval rating in years according to a new Washington Post/ABC News poll, searched for answers as to why his popularity had not trickled down to Hillary Clinton.
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The three of us were, for the first few minutes, the only people in the room — we'd commandeered the nightclub during daylight hours — but slowly, a crowd of around 20 other people trickled in.
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Shipments of the tiny NES trickled out in the months that followed, with Nintendo — in the spotlight at the time as the Switch launch approached — promising a steadier supply over in the subsequent months.
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This particular exploit has been under investigation for some time by researchers, and word of it trickled out in the form of small updates to various operating systems addressing a hitherto-undocumented security flaw.
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You've no doubt heard about the concussion crisis, the lawsuits being brought by former NFL and college players alike and the truly tragic tales behind them that have trickled down to the youth level.
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As fusion trickled down from fine dining, it became ubiquitous, which was why I experienced it during my early-aughts childhood in suburban Pennsylvania—where the Cheesecake Factory still makes, yes, cheeseburger egg rolls.
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Silfverberg's first shot snuck through Mrazek's pads and trickled just past the right post, but Silfverberg was able to get his own rebound and slide the puck back around the post with a backhander.
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Parise was able to stop the puck with his skate, but it trickled between his feet, so he reached back and shot from between his legs, the puck tucking just inside the left post.
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Stay glued to The Hill for more on the sprint to the finish line, where each campaign stands in battleground states, and why the year of the outsider hasn't trickled down into Congressional races.
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The alternative minimum tax, imposed in 1969 by Richard Nixon to be certain that 155 millionaires did not escape taxation by investing in tax-free municipal bonds, "trickled down" to hit several million Americans.
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A shot from the right circle trickled through Sergei Bobrovsky's pads and lay motionless in the crease momentarily before Tanev reached behind the Blue Jackets goalie and tapped the puck over the goal line.
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As the first bead of sweat trickled down my face, I got hotter and sweatier from sheer panic — how and where was I going to fix my face before I headed into my meeting?!
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There's been no love lost between Kasich and Cruz over the past few months, a dynamic that likely has trickled down to their supporters, who are now being asked to put the hostilities aside.
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Details of his criminal history trickled out in the days following, including information that he'd been previously convicted of domestic assault, and was known to make racist comments, including to his black ex-wife.
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Glucosamine started out as a human dietary supplement for joint health decades ago, and trickled over into canine health over the last decade, but only attained mainstream popularity among dog owners in recent years.
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SAN PEDRO SULA, Honduras — The passengers from American Airlines Flight 941 trickled out, alone, in couples and in groups — all but the small girl whose family was nervously awaiting her in the arrivals area.
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Eventually, when smartphones became ubiquitous, the concept trickled down and the idea of self-branding became as intuitive to most teenagers as it once had been to the Web 2.0 entrepreneurs who invented it.
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Across the country, many more women joined in that victory, a win for a movement that began with a hashtag and trickled up to real consequences in the highest halls of culture and power.
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This rule-bending, win-at-all-costs mentality has since trickled down to state governments, where Republicans have engaged in aggressive gerrymandering and other maneuvers to seize and maintain as much power as possible.
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The Lightning tied the game on what amounted to an own goal by the Devils when Joseph's pass into the crease ticked off the stake and stick of Taylor Hall and trickled past Schneider.
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He scored on a sharp-angle, 45-foot slap shot that trickled between the goaltender's pads and into the net, and the Blackhawks pulled away for a 3-1 win over the Dallas Stars.
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He elbowed his way into the room in such a way that includes so many more people than him, and that representation trickled all the way down to these two little weird Jewish girls.
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Aberg passed into the crease, where Ondrej Kase was descending upon Georgiev, but the puck ticked off New York center Mika Zibanejad and trickled into the net with 5:51 remaining in the second period.
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All those injuries trickled into his sophomore campaign, and in his first extended stint in the pros, he failed to produce the jaw-dropping, helmet cracking highlights that he did so easily at South Carolina.
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After Radulov drew four Stars players to him, the puck bounced out to Phillip Danault, who fed Pacioretty, and the Canadiens' captain tossed a backhander from the side of the net that trickled past Lehtonen.
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As they trickled out of last Wednesday's Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute gala — affectionately known as "Latino prom" — frustrated members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus were flummoxed by the news that Trump and Democratic leaders Sen.
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When I arrived, most of the employees were doing their Secret Santa gift exchange; their laughter frequently trickled back to the conference room where I sat with Nadler and a few of his top deputies.
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Carrier then made it 3-0 less than two minutes later when he fired a bad-angle shot from near the left boards that hit Schneider in his glove but then trickled through his pads.
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But a number of authentic-looking fake leaks have trickled from Chinese social media in years past, so it's best not to start crying about the death of the iPhone headphone jack until it's confirmed.
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Oshie had several swipes at a loose puck and the puck trickled past Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist but didn't go over the line until New York defenseman Marc Staal inadvertently kicked it into the goal.
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As the forces advance, details of Islamic State's brutality and growing desperation, which have trickled out of its self-proclaimed caliphate over the past two years, are being reinforced by first-hand accounts of residents.
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Kenny described the election, in which voters complained of a recovery that has not trickled down to poor and rural areas, as "bruising" and said none of the deputies in parliament wanted a re-run.
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Senators who will vet his nomination will likely closely examine the disclosures, which trickled in later than usual on Thursday due to a partial government shutdown which has furloughed many of the government's ethics attorneys.
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It is hard to be certain of the true sales value of Boeing's Paris Air Show but after the IAG rescue act, the list price total looks, like Airbus, to have trickled past $35 billion.
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The news of the sign's looming demise trickled out after a freelance reporter and self-described transportation geek, Jason Rabinowitz, posted a photo on Twitter of some of the new fixtures that would replace it.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — As a young girl, Zahra became consumed with the idea of a life of learning, seizing on every new opportunity that trickled to her isolated town in the western Afghan province of Ghor.
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At first, the responses that trickled in were mostly praise for his creative take on #pissolympics, an Internet game in which very bored people took photos of themselves urinating in sometimes extreme circumstances (because, Internet).
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Within a couple of hours, news trickled out, which led the General Assembly president, Mogens Lykketoft, a Danish diplomat, to wonder aloud why the Council did not just make the results of the process public.
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As President Trump extols the virtues of job creation, he hasn't once addressed the new economy through which millions of Americans are getting paid, and that myopia has trickled into the GOP's latest health plan.
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As families trickled in, Ding and her co-host, a grave man named Jason Xu, told jokes about Alex Chen's slowly receding hairline, a kind of chronicle of S.V.C.A.'s hard work over the years.
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These marketing efforts have not fully trickled down to the bottom line yet as the new products are on an annual subscription basis and their effect is delayed, Chief Financial Officer Tal Payne told reporters.
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At first reinforcements trickled into Hue, but, as the situation became clearer, ARVN units were called to the command post in the north, while American Marines linked up with the MACV outpost in the south.
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Boston made it a one-goal game with 40 seconds left in the middle period when in a knot of players in front the Columbus net, the puck trickled behind Bobrovsky and over the line.
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Today, the city is home to a number of biotech companies, but the prosperity has not trickled down to the majority of Worcester residents, which could be why Sanders' progressive agenda is gaining traction here.
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"Ty is the root of the toxic culture and put people in place who executed bad behavior and made it hard for people to do their jobs — trickled down from her," one former employee said.
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But as the Election Day results trickled in, it became clear that those early and absentee ballots, reflecting their fired-up base, would not be sufficient to match the Republicans' structural advantage in the district.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Pro-democracy candidates appear to have made major gains in Hong Kong's district council elections, as early results trickled in Monday morning, with multiple high-profile pro-government figures losing their seats.
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Shoppers trickled in from the cold: A man browsed for sweaters, a woman looked for winter boots for her mother, and Jim Rice hunted for a lined flannel shirt in a black and yellow pattern.
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The "blue wave" that's igniting Democratic activists and motivating progressives to run for office across the country trickled down to normally sleepy state Senate races — and liberal voters' impatience with middle-of-the-road Democrats.
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Holt thought the ball went into the stands for a home run, but it instead caromed off the base of the wall and trickled along the warning track toward the bullpens in right-center field.
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"For so long, the US was a model, and a country that we followed closely," he said by phone from the CAR's capital of Bangui, where he said news of Charlottesville had trickled into most homes.
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The tables started to turn on Mrs Clinton's campaign around 9pm eastern time (2am GMT) as county-level results trickled in, with Mr Trump outperforming his polls in key states like Florida, North Carolina and Virginia.
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In the days that followed the flyby, and as the photos of the close encounter slowly trickled back to Earth, it quickly became evident that NASA struck scientific gold by choosing to visit this particular TNO.
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At the time, the bar was popular place for working class people who had trickled down to Florida, because it reminded them of the spartan, no-nonsense watering holes from the small towns they'd come from.
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For years, information has trickled out on the significance of the find, but this is the first time the fossil skeleton will be unveiled in the vault of the University of the Witwatersrand Evolutionary Studies Institute.
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Jesus Aguilar and Domingo Santana hit one-out singles, and with two outs, Orlando Arcia smacked a hard ground ball that deflected off Reds first baseman Joey Votto's glove and trickled down the right field line.
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Results have trickled out slowly but with 34 percent of the vote counted, former prime minister Faustin Archange Touadera was leading with 139,498 votes, followed by another former prime minister, Anicet Georges Dologuele, with 96,728 vote.
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The Domestic Violence Legal Clinic has worked with Swieca, promoting the hashtag #pitchin21DV and an accompanying Twitter account, for which pledges totaling $21.32,163 have trickled in from around the country to groups supporting domestic violence victims.
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It was one of the few times drama on YouTube has trickled into the mainstream press, along with Logan Paul filming a dead body in a Japanese forest, and Liza Koshy and David Dobrik's break up.
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MSTRKRFT were once one of the biggest electronic music acts around—they even once had a young John Legend guest on a track—but they have been quiet since their last singles trickled out in 2011.
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Other examples of facilities with poor conditions have trickled out in recent months through reports published by the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general, as well as from other lawyers who have occasionally been allowed in.
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Mosul Journal MOSUL, Iraq — The bar, in eastern Mosul, is somewhat hidden, without a sign out front and curtains pulled, but a steady flow of customers trickled through its doors on a warm evening this month.
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The form of portable muscle therapy that started with professional athletes has trickled down into the lives of your average gym-goer who doesn't have the time or money for foam rolling sessions on sore days.
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Rask made a save on Brett Pesce but the puck trickled through and was lying near the goal line when Chara got to it ahead of Carolina's Elias Lindholm and cleared the puck out of danger.
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Graphic footage circulating online showed the man being bashed by a long object and collapsing onto a roadblock in Mong Kok as blood trickled down his face, though he appeared to be conscious after being hit.
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The trio trickled out the track to the masses at a drip-feed pace, first teasing the track back in September before What So Not debuted it later that month during a show in Los Angeles.
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BEIRUT, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Protesters trickled back on to the streets across Lebanon on Saturday, despite army efforts to unblock roads, with no end in sight to a crisis that has crippled the country for 10 days.
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This good dog was first seen in the Dogspotting Facebook group â€" where dog lovers share pictures and videos of dogs they've spotted â€" and from there, then it trickled down throughout the rest of the internet.
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But the fact that many Americans seem to doubt that US intelligence agencies' conclusion — and the split appears along party lines — indicates that Trump's reluctance to support the intelligence findings may have trickled down to his supporters.
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Hacks and subsequent leaks of emails from the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton's campaign manager John Podesta trickled out throughout the campaign, and Clinton told donors yesterday that she believed the leaks contributed to her loss.
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They made an aggressive play through friends and associates to get over-the-top praise in numerous statements that have trickled out since the pick from fiscal conservative organizations like Club for Growth and anti-abortion groups.
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This created an invisible cartography: Former members of the AUC—who had trickled down into criminal gangs after the paramilitary officially disbanded in 22014—established illegal border economies, exercising control over the lives of the surrounding communities.
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As policymakers have responded to the misdeeds of the systemically risky financial institutions with new rules, more regulatory mandates have trickled down on the community banks that were never part of the problem in the first place.
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As word trickled out Thursday morning on Capitol Hill that Durbin and Graham were heading over to the White House, legislative affairs director Marc Short began to make calls to lawmakers and shared many of Miller's concerns.
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In recent times, Audeze has done so with its excellent LCD2 Classic headphones — a revised version of its former flagship cans — and Haselblad has trickled down its super high-end tech with the X1D medium-format camera.
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But as newer vote counts trickled in from Democrat-heavy South Florida in the days that followed the election, DeSantis's lead closed, forcing the race into an automatic machine recount and prompting Gillum to rescind his concession.
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Rainbows have been trending in fashion for some time now (See: Dolce & Gabbana's spring 2018 show; anything by Gucci from the last several seasons), so it was only a matter of time until it trickled into jewelry.
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FLORENCE, Italy — Last Sunday evening, soon after the final visitor had trickled out of the historic Palazzo Pitti, Eike Schmidt, the director of the Uffizi Gallery, gathered with other museum officials in the palace's main picture gallery.
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The department's new strategy was published in a little-noticed document last month to guide law enforcement on emerging threats, and trickled down through recent speaking engagements by Kevin McAleenan, the acting secretary of homeland security. 6.
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Weber made it 123-0 at the 2:51 mark of the second period on a delayed penalty when he fired a slap shot from the top of the right circle that trickled through Georgiev's blocker side.
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Image: GizmodoBeginning over two weeks ago, reports have trickled in on Reddit community "r/btc"—the de facto hub for supporters of bitcoin rival bitcoin cash (BCH)—of accounts being compromised by a new and worrying attack vector.
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The seven episodes that comprised the game trickled out over the course of 2016, and while they were well received critically, the strange release schedule and proximity to other, larger titles meant that many gamers overlooked Hitman entirely.
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Motherboard previously reported that AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint have been selling their customers' real-time location data, which trickled down through a network of middlemen and data brokers before arriving in the hands of bounty hunters.
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Just after midnight on Monday, the bloodshed trickled onward when three men opened fire on a group of people sitting on the stairs outside an apartment complex unit in Jacksonville, Florida, injuring seven and miraculously killing no one.
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Information trickled in from remote areas that were cut off by the storm and it became clear that at least 175 people died in villages clustered among the hills and on the coast of Haiti's fertile western tip.
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Some US$24.7bn in institutional loan repayments trickled back to investors throughout July, according to S&P, including paydowns from BB- rated First Data and Ba5503/BBB- rated resort developer Las Vegas Sands, among other higher-rated borrowers.
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The peak thickness for this lunar atmosphere, the researchers claim, would have occurred about 3.5 million years ago, and it managed to persist around the Moon for about 70 million years before it all trickled out into space.
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The fourth line for St. Louis chipped in early in the third period for a 3-1 lead as Sundqvist mishit a loose puck which then trickled past Smith for his sixth goal less than two minutes in.
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Shaped by the enormous Pearl River, the ethereally light dishes of Guangdong's capital of Guangzhou, such as its deceptively simple steamed fish and poached chicken creations, trickled downstream throughout the Pearl River Delta to Hong Kong and Macau.
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That rage has trickled up to presidential politics, which stands in sharp contrast to past campaigns: Bill Clinton won largely on a message of feeling Americans' pain, George W. Bush drew on compassionate conservatism, Barack Obama offered hope.
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No, it's not like that, but look, as you can imagine, Barry Diller has a lot of powerful friends and they voice their opinions about the Daily Beast, but it really hasn't trickled down to us at all.
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The spread offense, the successor to the West Coast, no-huddle offenses of the 1980s and 1990s, has become so pervasive in college and pro football that is has trickled down to the high school and youth ranks.
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Kuraly's goal trickled through the legs of Vasilevskiy with 1:23 left in the period, but it wasn't until 1:06 that the horn sounded after initial confusion regarding whether the puck crossed the line before being cleared.
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The Capitals nearly added another goal with about 3:30 left when a shot from Ovechkin trickled right up to the goal line, but the officials didn't rule it was in, and Washington didn't ask for a review.
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Jake Johnston, a senior research associate at the Center for Economic and Policy Research who specializes in Haiti, said that while the total amount of promised foreign aid was large, little trickled down to those on the ground.
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A few of the tapes have trickled out over the course of her television appearances to promote her new book, "Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House," and she has teased the existence of additional recordings.
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Appleton scored his third goal this season when his backhander trickled past Bobrovsky at 13:21 of the second period, but Bjorkstrand wired his eighth goal 57 seconds later for a 3-2 Columbus lead after 40 minutes.
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Here's how those villagers concocted their nuoc mam: During the dry season, scarce water is diverted from one parched rice paddy to another, starting with the paddies at higher elevations where streams trickled down from the inland mountains.
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When lawmakers began enacting tough-on-crime policies in the 1970s and '80s, some of the concepts trickled down to schools, which began outsourcing discipline to police through school resource officers and referrals to the juvenile justice system.
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Emerging market currencies have underperformed more broadly in the past couple of years as rampant Chinese demand for raw materials waned and stimulus from asset purchases trickled off, first by the Federal Reserve and then the European Central Bank.
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With these, we're not talking your typical wardrobe essentials: We're talking about the items that will come to define the year; the ones that dominated the runways, trickled down to fast-fashion, and infiltrated store shelves across the globe.
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Second-hand reports of Rosenstein's promises and comments trickled out of the meetings, one in the House and one in the Senate, but Wednesday will mark the first time lawmakers can get Rosenstein on the record answering questions himself.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan, speaking as results trickled in from Britain's referendum on membership in the European Union, said he was concerned about the vote because the result could stress international trade, which could hurt global economic growth.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Oct 7 (Reuters) - The number of people killed by Hurricane Matthew in Haiti rose to at least 478 people on Friday, as information trickled in from remote areas previously cut off by the storm, officials said.
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It used to be that when someone passed away without a comprehensive estate plan, heirs simply had to watch the mailbox for 90 days or so to collect the different bank or brokerage statements that trickled in over time.
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Slavin was credited with the first goal 2:50 into the game, when his slap shot snaked through a gaggle of players in front of Halak, ticked off the skate of Islanders defenseman Adam Pelech and trickled past Halak.
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As data from all those new patients implanted at new centres trickled in over the following months, it became apparent that while many were becoming less depressed, they weren't progressing as rapidly as Mayberg's previous, non-trial patients had.
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As details of the whistle-blower complaint have trickled out over the past week, Mr. Pompeo has dodged questions on whether he, too, encouraged Ukrainians to honor Mr. Trump's wish that they pursue investigations that could benefit him politically.
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Before the legislation even went into effect, workers trickled out from their offices on Friday and stood in the midday sun on their lunch breaks, protesting the government's latest move to crack down on the city's months-long demonstrations.
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When Woods's ball tracked toward the hole and trickled in, the roar from his gallery was so loud, it might have scared off the fish on Lyford Cay, four miles away on the western tip of New Providence Island.
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Taking a cue from James Baldwin, an exhibition considers the way that American racism moves forward — from the arrival of the first ship carrying enslaved Africans to the insidious ways it has trickled through the capillaries of American culture.
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So what we've seen, emerging in outline from the cases and statistics that have trickled out (often after the fact) from the Trump administration's enforcement efforts, can best be described as patterns: the same decisions getting made over and over again.
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Even as they voted, more revelations about the president's pressure campaign trickled out, as Timothy Morrison, the top Russia expert on the National Security Council, testified privately four floors below in a secure room in the bowels of the Capitol.
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Though the so-called "Weinstein effect" has trickled out of Hollywood and into Washington, at times it's felt like predators who don't share the same level of prestige would go unnoticed and continue to get away with their inexcusable behavior.
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As results trickled in from Ecuador's Andes, jungle, and Pacific coast, Moreno, a disabled former vice president, was just short of the 40 percent of valid votes and a 10 percentage point difference over his nearest rival to win outright.
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Britons trickled in to voting stations to cast their ballots in elections that some campaigners fear could fail to attract many voters, as the contests have been overshadowed by next month's referendum on whether Britain should leave the European Union.
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Tough Mudder — which has plans to launch its own boutique fitness class in Brooklyn, New York in Fall 2017 — offers different types of competitions, but the one I was doing featured a 10-mile run with 20 obstacles trickled throughout.
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Chinas central bank has revealed few specifics of its Digital Currency Electronic Payment (DCEP) project, one thats been five years in the making, though more details have trickled out over the past few weeks in the banks presentations on the subject.
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Yankees 3, Red Sox 1 After Saturday's 5-2 loss to the Boston Red Sox, Yankees Manager Joe Girardi hurried to his postgame news conference and then sat in uncomfortable silence in a mostly empty room as reporters trickled in.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Some eight months after the U.N. Security Council authorized the deployment of an extra 4,000 peacekeepers to war-torn South Sudan, the first of those troops have just trickled in amid bureaucratic hurdles by the country's reluctant government.
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In January, Motherboard revealed that AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint were selling their customers' real-time location data, which trickled down through a complex network of companies until eventually ending up in the hands of at least one bounty hunter.
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But she was known to be a prolific letter writer, and in recent years, more of her correspondence has trickled into public view as it has come up for auction, offering a rare glimpse of the author in unguarded moments.
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Updates about the Miami spectacle trickled into the mayor's Blackberry, but nothing that would indicate a political embarrassment was in the making, said a person familiar with the matter who spoke on condition of anonymity because it concerned the mayor's correspondence.
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When lawmakers began calling for and enacting tough-on-crime policies in the 1970s through '90s, some of the concepts trickled down to schools, which began outsourcing discipline to police through school resource officers and referrals to the juvenile justice system.
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" The details that have trickled out about Ms. Tibbetts's life reveal only a glimpse of who she was: a cross-country runner who sat on the homecoming court, had an infectious smile and, recalled her brother, could be "a little clumsy.
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While both campaigns there were closely monitoring vote totals that trickled in from counties, they were largely focused on a lawsuit that could lead to the counting of more absentee and provisional ballots, perhaps easing Ms. Abrams's path toward a runoff.
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As his round was winding down, and it was obvious he needed something special to happen to catch Koepka, Fowler hit a wedge shot to the par-5 14th green that came up short and trickled back toward the fairway.
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Most of the fears about Sanders expressed by Democratic insiders — fears that have trickled into much of the mainstream media coverage of his campaign — are better understood as disputes with his followers than as real problems with the man himself.
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Defenseman Brad Hunt carried the puck in along the left side behind the net and then fed Kunin in front of the net, where he one-timed a shot that trickled past Markstrom for his 13th goal of the season.
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Buffalo tied it at the 6:37 mark of the second period on Ristolainen's fourth goal of the season, finishing a two-on-one with Sam Reinhart with a snap shot from the right circle that trickled through Rask's pads.
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The discussion has not, however, apparently trickled up to the couture, despite the fact that in many ways this particular style sector would seem ripe for exactly such a reckoning, premised as it is on exclusivity in both price and access.
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Tatar appeared to win it at 2:56 in overtime with a power-play shot that trickled past Markstrom, but the score was waived off immediately for goalie interference by Pirri, who hit Markstrom after a check by Troy Stecher.
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Winnipeg cut it to 2-1 early in the third period when Wheeler fired a bad-angle shot from near the right goal line that handcuffed Bishop and trickled inside the right post for his seventh goal of the season.
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The puck trickled through a maze of Canucks defenders in the slot and off the tip of Jordie Benn's skate on its way to Aho, but officials blew the play dead for the penalty just as Aho was taking his shot.
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"There is a feeling that the bad news that pushed yields down to extreme levels has trickled away, which means other factors such as better data could start to come into play more," said Andy Cossor, rates strategist at DZ Bank.
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Nylander's shot into the crease bounced away from goalie Mackenzie Blackwood but New Jersey defenseman Damon Severson didn't realize how close he was to the net and his attempt at a backhanded pass into the boards instead trickled past Blackwood.
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Since then, Ford trickled out bits of information (like 300 mile range at the top end, or a partnership with Volkswagen's Electrify America charging network), and the vehicle has been spotted in typical automaker camouflage in a number of spy photos.
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Some version of my dream has trickled into popular culture as of late: In the R-rated high school comedy "Booksmart," where kids of varying ethnicities, sexualities and gender expressions coexist relatively harmoniously, and there's nary a bully in sight.
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As lawmakers and politicians began enacting "tough on crime" policies in the 1970s through the '90s, some of the concepts have trickled down to schools, which started outsourcing discipline to school resource officers and referrals to the juvenile justice system.
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England center back Jagielka showed the predatory instincts of a goal poacher, latching on to Williams' header from a 22nd-minute corner and, with back to goal, holding off Marcos Rojo to conjure a shot that trickled between keeper David de Gea's legs.
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Unlike the adjustable standing desks that have trickled into our office, this one was permanently upright, took up a good bit of space, and really only offered enough support for a laptop and my heavy-handed typing—let alone a monitor and keyboard.
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The growing importance of computer science at the high school level has, in turn, trickled down to elementary and middle schools, where teachers are turning to robots as an effective way to introduce students to states' new K-12 computer science standards.
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"There was a lot of fear in the marketplace the economy is going to be too good, which was already priced in the recent oil rally, and that trickled down in the oil market," Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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Discarding the typical rules of propriety has trickled down to the cabinet, whose members have been spending lavishly on private travel, office furniture, tennis tickets, and other forms of government spending more often associated with senior officials in Azerbaijan than the United States.
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"Selloff in the broad market has trickled down to the oil markets today, indicating that investors believe the odds of a trade deal being reached by Friday are diminishing," said Rob Thummel, portfolio manager at energy investment manager Tortoise in Leawood, Kansas.
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It was formulated in a political hit book by Peter Schweizer, circulated through conservative media, and then trickled into the White House, where Trump and his allies appear to have acted on it in ways that have led to the impeachment inquiry.
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And though '70s-inspired silhouettes and prints have trickled down from high-fashion to fast-fashion over the past few years, the last couple of seasons have seen an '8os revival with the resurgence of high-octane glamour, glitter, sequins, and feathers.
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Productivity as defined by economists has increased all right, but wages have stagnated—just ask the nearest millennial if you don't believe me—and the vast majority of the resulting economic gains have trickled up to the top of the economic ladder.
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Though 2 billion people around the globe dine on more than 1,900 edible bug species, the fare only trickled into the Western world in the late aughts through a subset of early adopters: doomsday preppers, hardcore Paleo dieters, protein-loading endurance athletes.
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The scale of the recall reflects the severity of the outbreak of the illness, listeria, and of concerns about how the contaminated food might have "trickled down" into other products, said Brittany Behm, a spokeswoman for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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What started as a fad among celebrities has trickled down to the well-heeled public, with people ready and willing to pay as much as thousands more for a car that, to an untrained eye, may appear as if it needs waxing.
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Mexico City (CNN)Almost two full days after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake destroyed parts of Mexico City, Carlos Enrique Silva and his family found themselves packing up all their belongings into two white pickup trucks, as an unwanted rain-shower trickled down.
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As access to technology became more widespread, however, Persian hip-hop left the shadows of URL and trickled to the mainstream – due in part to the 2006 release of Hichkas's Jangale Asfalt (Asphalt Jungle), the first ever professional Persian hip-hop album.
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In recent years, Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has been trying to get more women in the workforce by encouraging companies to create more flexible hours and offer more childcare options, but Horie says the initiatives haven't yet trickled down to real women.
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Even when he hit a wayward shot, as he did on the difficult par-3 17th, he was able to recover; his long bunker shot from off to the right of the 17th green trickled down expertly, and Mickelson holed the par putt.
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Both led to Real Madrid goals: After rolling the ball onto Karim Benzema's foot and then watching, horror-struck, as it trickled over the line, he might have thought he had escaped that first one, once Sadio Mané equalized a few minutes later.
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The number of deaths in Haiti, the poorest country in the Americas, surged to at least 212 on Friday as information trickled in from remote areas previously cut off by the storm, according to a Reuters tally of death tolls given by officials.
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As news of Manning being benched trickled through social media, the hashtag #ThankYouEli began to trend on Twitter with praise of the 38-year-old who led the Giants to Super Bowl wins over Tom Brady's New England Patriots in 2007 and 2011.
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The Tigers (8-0) tied the game at 66-66 in regulation when guard J'Von McCormick hit back-to-back jumpers in the final 1:463, but his reverse layup for the win trickled off the front of the rim at the buzzer.
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When the president regales crowds in private fundraisers with tales of his upset 2016 victory, he still credits Stepien as the lone staffer who said he could win when the early returns trickled in and the GOP candidate was behind in key states.
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The scandal sucked up an entire day of news coverage — first the speech itself, then the campaign's increasingly ridiculous defenses of the speech, then trickled-out leaks from within the campaign about how the speech had been written and who was to blame.
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A resurgence of interest in unions has coincided with a string of corruption scandals at large family-owned conglomerates, called chaebol, and growing resentment that the wealth they have created has not trickled down to workers, according to some analysts and polls.
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While the obvious goal was to ensure that knowledge about indigenous crops trickled down to farmers, there has also been a potentially more powerful result: The insights that drive these efforts have been trickling up as well, and are making their way into national policy.
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While Chanel trickled down to the mass market in the form of knockoffs, Lagerfeld also designed for the mainstream, collaborating on limited-edition Diet Coke bottles — his beverage of choice — and, in 2004, a clothing collection for H&M that sold out in hours.
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Pittsburgh failed to score during a 5-minute boarding major on Washington's Tom Wilson, but made it 3-0 shortly thereafter when Sheary took a pass from Oskar Sundqvist on a 3-on-2 and his shot trickled through Holtby's pads at 9:03.
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When lawmakers and politicians — including Clinton — began calling for and enacting tough-on-crime policies in the 1970s through '90s, some of the concepts trickled down to schools, which began outsourcing discipline to police through school resource officers and referrals to the juvenile justice system.
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Before the first presidential debate — according to reports that have trickled out in the last few days — some of Trump's advisers apparently urged him to hold some traditional debate preparation sessions, instead of just watching cable news and listening to Roger Ailes tell war stories.
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Basically, it was a coincidence that this absurdly talented group coalesced to record a stoner comedy record – Cheech & Chong were recording in the A&M Studios, where all the aforementioned players were working on various projects, and people just sort of trickled in to contribute.
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The end result is an interesting mix of features — some improvements on the 600 series, some trickled down from the 800 series line — for something that isn't quite a flagship chip, but is otherwise more powerful than the existing midrange options previously offered until now.
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"It shows us the drug we know our grownups have been dealing with for awhile has trickled down to our children," said Dr. Marcel Casavant, one of the study's co-authors and chief of the toxicology department at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio.
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While the effort was first tested in Spain and Ireland, and then trickled it out to Chile, the Philippines, Portugal and Colombia, Reactions is finally headed to the U.S. and the rest of the world in the "next few weeks," according to a Bloomberg report.
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A handful of other successful first-party games like Splatoon 2, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and Arms trickled in throughout the spring and summer along with an unprecedented number of third party games and indie games, many of which are exclusive to the Switch.
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In a similar way to how surveillance technology such as Stingrays has trickled down to local agencies, the news highlights how spying software is not limited to federal agencies such as the FBI or DEA, but has spread, in some form, to more regional forces.
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This is a vast oversimplification of a book I read once in high school for an essay contest, but Rand's ideas that regulations are bad and wealth creators are good have trickled down into the modern Republican Party in ways that are hopefully obvious.
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Before the first presidential debate — according to reports that have trickled out in the past few days — some of Trump's advisers apparently urged him to hold some traditional debate preparation sessions, instead of just watching cable news and listening to Roger Ailes tell war stories.
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"Me and my brother, we do not represent the entire country, we merely represent ourselves," he said, adding that the scandal had unfolded like "a six-week-long reality show" in which drips of information trickled out in the news media for maximum effect.
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"I went from being in the most intellectually enriching environment—sitting in a room with Hillary Clinton talking about the campaign process—to this moment where all I was good for was singing 'The Wheels on the Bus,' " she said, as mothers trickled in.
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They were very strict in terms of how we greet guests, but I like greeting people in a positive way and I felt that working in an environment that promotes positivity trickled down into my personal life, and I was happier because of it.
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The sociologist Émile Durkheim thought that blood was one of the bases of human religious experience, that our earliest ancestors might paint with it or create a totem with it, and that this has trickled down to all of our social and spiritual existences.
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The internet and computing giants — the heaviest users of open source in the world — are collectively worth trillions of dollars, but you would be remiss in thinking that their wealth has somehow trickled down to the maintainers of the open source projects that power them.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party will fall short of a majority in a border state after a tense anti-immigrant campaign, an opinion poll showed as voters on Monday trickled into polling booths in the first phase of a five-state election.
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Another Schwab employee told us that he and the rest of his colleagues found out about the deal on Monday when it was officially announced and that reports of a deal that trickled out last week from CNBC and Fox Business came as a shock.
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On the occasions that portions of Mr. Trump's returns have trickled out into the public domain in the past year, Mr. Koskinen was relieved when he learned that it was not the fault of the I.R.S., which by law must keep taxpayers' returns private.
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The summer sports toil even has trickled down to incoming freshmen, some of whom now enroll over the summer to get a jump-start with their new teams even though their nonathlete classmates might not even arrive on campus for a few more months.
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Elements of drag culture have since trickled down into the broader culture: Along with false lashes' popularity and the sequined packaging of star makeup artist Pat McGrath's line of coveted pigments, the most significant development is how profoundly we've succumbed to the promise of transformation.
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While high-income countries like the United States have made tremendous strides against A.L.L. and a string of similar childhood cancers, those gains have not trickled down to low- and middle-income countries, many of which simply don't have the resources to treat complex diseases.
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Afterward, the group — a mix of entrepreneurs, bloggers and real estate investors, some new, some regulars — trickled over to the Bleecker Street Bar, where, speaking loudly over Jay-Z's music, they answered questions prepared by the founder of Mewvee Club, Kean Gardner, 31, of Brooklyn.
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Over the course of Biden's run, reports have trickled out about James, a sometimes business partner of Hunter's, who has received financial support from people with an interest in influencing Joe and been repeatedly accused of trading on Joe's clout to advance his business ventures.
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"Over the years, these different pieces of evidence have trickled out and historians have amassed this picture of culpability and how he was reflecting on that," said Jennifer Lind, an associate professor of government at Dartmouth College and a specialist in Japanese war memory.
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It wasn't until my first job, at Newsweek in the early 2000s, that I began to realize that that seemingly feminist utopia I'd been raised in (it was Seattle; I had feminist parents) had not trickled down (or up?) to my own place of work.
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As results trickled in from South Carolina Saturday night, some of Buttigieg's chief fundraisers and backers fielded calls from top Democratic donors, who urged them to ask Buttigieg to drop out and help unite the Democratic Party, according to donors who fielded those calls.
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High-end technologies trickled down after years of being unaffordable or impractical for most people, while the slow emergence of the new HDMI 2.1 standard is beginning to open up a lot of functionality that was previously exclusive to niche sections of the market.
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Pulock tied the game 4:24 into the third when his shot into a crowded crease — there were seven players plus Dubnyk near the net — was slowed but not stopped by Dubnyk, who fell to the ice as the puck trickled under his legs.
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Oil prices trickled a fraction lower on Tuesday but remained near a three-month high as investors kept the faith with hopes that a fully fledged U.S.-China trade deal is in the pipeline, set to stoke oil demand in the world's biggest economies.
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Right from the very first hole on Thursday, when he used the contours of the green to punch a 55-yard pitch shot that deliciously trickled up to tap-in distance, it was clear that the 15-times major champion was on his game.
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Vegas jumped out to a 1-0 lead at the 2:22 mark of the first period when Holden's shot from just inside the blue line bounced off Markstrom's glove and then trickled through the goaltender's pads for his third goal of the season.
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Money has trickled in, leaving him with about $250,000 on hand as of the last FEC filings, but as Gabriel Debenedetti and Daniel Strauss reported for Politico on September 1, neither the national party nor grassroots liberals have shown much interest in the race.
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After the 2011 accident, scientists monitored leaking radiation as it entered into the atmosphere or trickled into rivers, but the Fukushima plant—damaged by a devastating earthquake and tsunami—is the first major incident to happen along such a large water body, namely the Pacific Ocean.
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While it feels absurd that this is even a conversation in 2019, the lack of radio airplay has trickled down to less presence for women in country on the charts and less promotion for them on streaming outlets, it's clearly one that needs to be had.
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Details about Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them have trickled out through J.K. Rowling's background stories on Pottermore over the past few months—but until the new trailer debuted in Hall H today, the arc of the plot was still a bit of a mystery.
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When she started to gain interest in the racing industry in the 90s, race car innovations trickled down into the commercial car industry to help improve safety measures, but as the race cars moved towards greener innovations, they were being funded by the oil and gas industries.
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On Wednesday, word had trickled down that the streets leading to Palm Beach—the site of SXMusic's beachside day-to-night parties—was walled off by a blockade set up by aggrieved contractors and locals rallying against a commercial development in the nearby Orient Bay area.
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Most of the best Memorial Day tech sales have slowly trickled to an end, but with summer in full swing and new products coming out all the time, there are a surprising number of killer deals this week, including a rare sale on some excellent Google gadgets.
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He turned away Henrik Sedin in the second period's final minute on two golden chances from point-blank range, then made a scrambling stop on Jack Skille's slapper with 3:01 left, diving back to the crease to cover the puck after it trickled behind him.
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The Predators tied it less than three minutes later when Alexei Emelin's slapshot from left point caromed off the end wall all the way to Subban, who wristed a shot from the top of the right circle that trickled through Dubnyk at the 10:16 mark.
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Still, a segment of the internet left's obsession with victimhood—from the fetishization of mental illness to the Everyday Feminism-style declaration that using phrases like "Fuck you!" perpetuates rape culture—has trickled out into the open, manifesting itself on both social media and college campuses.
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From the start, Cornet's forehand drop shot, so effective in beating 20th seed Barbora Strycova in the last round, was her prime weapon, and she gained the upper hand in early exchanges, as French fans trickled into the Philippe Chatrier showcourt earlier than they otherwise might.
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