At low speeds, the back wheels turn in the opposite direction from the front wheels, allowing the car to turn in a tighter circle.
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You will not get a turn in OLED before you get a turn in Facebook, in Amazon, in Netflix and in Apple, so you wait.
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Turn in your original Samsung Galaxy Note7 and get a new one immediately, or live with a Note7 that never stops reminding you to turn in your original, dangerous Note7.
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The same goes for the Netflix series Iron Fist, Tilda Swinton's recent turn in Doctor Strange, Matt Damon's recent turn in The Great Wall, and Emma Stone's part-Hawaiian character in Aloha.
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Political pros consider this turn in the Trump campaign suicidal.
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An appreciation of Jared Leto's star turn in Suicide Squad?
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It requires owners to turn in or destroy the attachments.
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Bean is taking his turn in the limelight in stride.
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Did I make a wrong turn in front of him?
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He's taking Zack Greinke's turn in the rotation on Monday.
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The bottom line: It's China's turn in the scapegoat spotlight.
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Prince Michael Jackson is taking his turn in the spotlight.
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But finally, it's the Geminids' turn in the search spotlight.
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This role, combined with her turn in Darren Aronofsky's mother!
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Or it can turn in to a super awkward occasion.
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But a twist ending brings a sharp turn in tone.
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Everybody turn in all your guns tomorrow by 5 p.m.
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The movie would do a complete turn in his direction.
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It was Sundar Pichai's turn in the congressional hot seat.
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Things have taken a dramatic turn in the weeks since.
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That's what they call a star turn in show biz.
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LOS ANGELES — It's Mayor Pete Buttigieg's turn in the barrel.
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Most remarkable is the nationalist turn in the United States.
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The Austrians, the first to turn in, converted the seats.
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Cable news covered every twist and turn in elaborate detail.
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The turn in the weather was good for some businesses.
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When was I supposed to turn in this article, anyway?
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Around one turn in the road, the sun is setting.
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Ms. Flores laughed at the unexpected turn in her life.
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Missing B. I call it a day and turn in.
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The threats came at an unusual turn in Kepel's career.
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Warren survived her first turn in the firing line competently.
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But Sandberg's life took a tragic turn in May 2015.
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Raddatz and Cooper did not turn in a perfect performance.
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India, China and Russia are even having a turn in fortunes.
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I turn in my keys and head home for the summer.
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If true, it would be a big turn in the race.
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Still, let's hope Team Trump doesn't turn in any college papers.
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That was his second U-turn in less than a week.
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Though the situation did take a much darker turn in 2015.
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He's tired, I'm tired, and we turn in earlier than usual.
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So how will Samsung get people to turn in their phones?
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Things took a turn in 2012, Jason told investigators, Nehls said.
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Watching the map slowly turn in your favor is very satisfying.
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"The takeaway is, turn in your Note 7 — period," Llamas said.
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Moore's turn in the 1997 drama Boogie Nights with Mark Wahlberg.
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And now it is nickel's turn in the electric vehicle spotlight.
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ON TAP THURSDAY: Rick Perry takes his turn in the spotlight.
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And yet, the next turn in the story was eminently predictable.
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Dancers often step on alternating heels or turn in their knees.
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Some time trackers turn in resignation letters after studying their lives.
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Having had a splendid turn in the public eye after Sept.
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But the relationship may have taken another turn in the spring.
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And now you have this big turn in the Russell 2000.
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It's yet another bizarre turn in case already filled with them.
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The ban requires owners to turn in or destroy the attachments.
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Pre-summit talks took a bad turn in Brussels on Sunday.
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Knowing when to turn in your car keys can be contentious.
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There, it seemed like the tide could turn in her favor.
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This is not hot dish's first turn in the political barrel.
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North Korea's remarks had taken a bellicose turn in recent days.
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But that dynamic has taken a sharp turn in recent weeks.
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I don't have any plans tonight, so I turn in early.
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Because we really have this neo-conservative turn in our politics.
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Nonetheless, the recent turn in the campaign belies this thoughtful planning.
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Turn in as much soft custard as the dish will hold.
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Mueller was required to turn in his confidential report to Barr.
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There's something interesting to see almost everywhere you turn in The Collective.
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We head back to the inn and turn in for the night.
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But investors remained cautious as the sudden about-turn in China-U.
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And last week, Haupt was angry about another turn in the dispute.
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"He has to turn in people from the upper echelons," he said.
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Foreign newspapers narrowed in on the nationalistic turn in US foreign policy.
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But why then, do plants twist and turn in reaction to light?
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Punch down the risen dough and turn in onto a floured surface.
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"This rally is about a turn in the second half," he said.
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Bill Paxton took a dark turn in one of his final roles.
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This was where the game began to turn in the Hawkeyes' favor.
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We turn in around 9:30 because we are old at heart.
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Later, when it was her turn in front of the audience, Mrs.
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"At every turn in the road, we chose ourselves," Mr Cocker writes.
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The tables are about to turn in a big way for you.
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The crown prince says his country took a wrong turn in 1979.
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Ladies with slightly messy waves are everywhere you turn in this city.
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Whatever's happening, it's another strange turn in its brief but chequered history.
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But worldwide, we have not yet seen any turn in obesity rates.
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LHP Jeff Locke's turn in the rotation is being skipped this week.
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RHP Jacob deGrom will have his next turn in the rotation skipped.
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Meantime, a turn in what the president calls the Russia witch hunts.
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In our moment of need, we can turn in a few directions.
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The deal seemed emblematic of a "realist" turn in European foreign policy.
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When it comes to tacos, our stomachs turn in to bottomless pits.
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Expect a left turn in the Supreme Court in the coming months.
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Hamilton star Javier Muñoz is ready for his turn in the spotlight.
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But Middleton's latest turn in the spotlight was decidedly more low-key.
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For one thing, I can't turn in a one-minute-long episode.
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People would turn in their candy or whatever, and that was it.
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With each turn in this crisis, Team Trump has stumbled and writhed.
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Inside Samour's home, men and women wait their turn in separate rooms.
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Altogether, it rang as Iggy Pop's most inspired turn in a decade.
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And this began well before Hitler's murderous turn in the 163th century.
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Without doubt, the indictment signals a very significant turn in the investigation.
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California's North-South rivalry has taken a strange turn in recent days.
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"Time to turn in, and hope for better luck tomorrow," Jacques said.
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In his view, a turn in investor psychology might already be underway.
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In round three, however, the tide began to turn in Jedrzejczyk's favor.
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Her turn in Heathers redefined the possibilities of high school revenge fantasies.
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Is this where satire has to turn in an increasingly extreme world?
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It's not too late for the race to turn in his favor.
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Ohio took a strong red turn in 2016, but Cordray looks competitive.
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In doing so, they're exploiting a distinctly postmodern turn in political commentary.
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The instrument's recent renaissance is the latest turn in a twisting history.
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The goal was to examine the far-right turn in German politics.
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At every turn in the supply chain, it is faced with tariffs.
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Warren remains in despite failing to turn in a top-two finish.
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But things are about to take a dark turn in Central America.
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Mr. Trump's election, he said, is just another turn in this road.
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GOP lawmakers discussed the favorable turn in poll numbers during their retreat.
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The turn in home prices would be one argument against an easing.
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But on October 10, the tide appeared to turn in Monsanto's favor.
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Inspector Augwi said the massacre represented a new turn in communal violence.
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Inspector Augwi said the massacre represented a new turn in communal violence.
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The stuff about Jeromy, that was such a turn in my life.
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"By law, any groups that register voters are required to turn in all the registrations they receive, to make sure that they don't decide to turn in only the forms of prospective voters who favor their party," she said.
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I'm such a huge fan, especially of her genius turn in The Comeback.
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The effects from Chris have already taken a deadly turn in North Carolina.
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Adams got nods for HBO's Sharp Objects and her supporting turn in Vice.
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MELISSA LEE: You believe it was the turn in China, it sounds like.
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Adams scored for both HBO's Sharp Objects and her supporting turn in Vice.
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I try to turn in early but I can't sleep until past midnight.
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"US lawmakers pressure the president of Ecuador to turn in Assange," read one.
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The tone is a sharp turn in how the law was once greeted.
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And they'll probably ask you — yet again — to turn in the phone already.
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I turn in around 10:453 and leave him with his video games.
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SD: Your work, like Mohamud's, took a different turn in this particular space.
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At midnight I let the dog out, brew Tazo tea, and turn in.
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It has marched higher since his U-turn in late December and January.
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Nothing short of a 180 degree handbrake turn in company culture will do.
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It amounts to a quiet, welcome and probably irreversible turn in social attitudes.
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After Lillard attacked the Knicks defense, it was McCollum's turn in the third.
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No, she won't have to turn in her feminist card to do so.
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Bike sharing has taken a turn in the U.S., following trends in China.
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Adams scored for both HBO's Sharp Objects and her supporting turn in Vice.
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Police reform in America's largest city has taken a strange turn in 2017.
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Analysts had been looking for Apple to turn in closer to $2000 billion.
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"We're prepared for any turn in the race," said Harris spokesman Nathan Click.
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Roger Cohen HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — Lives can turn in an instant.
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The primary for Royce's seat had taken a brutal turn in recent weeks.
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Given a different turn in life, some might have made good superstring theorists.
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I wanted to turn in my punk card, you know what I mean?
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The wave of selling could turn in Facebook's favor, says one market technician.
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Please turn in all equipment belonging to Bon Homme County by 5 p.m.
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The freedom option would always be there, at every turn, in every moment.
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This could be the beginning of a historic turn in U.S.-Iran relations.
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Delighted with this turn in my career, Thomson took me under his wing.
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However, the company took a turn in 2014 when sales started to decline.
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Success would depend on stabilizing the volatile turn in bilateral relations under Trump.
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It appealed to her that everybody took a turn in the first chair.
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And that is precisely when things took a dark turn in the House.
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Obama's appearance in Phoenix underlined a remarkable turn in the race, as Mrs.
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Lyngen had seen a turn in the equity market while awaiting Yellen's speech.
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Others, like Abu Mohammed, decided to remain behind and turn in their weapons.
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The departure from Interior may not be Zinke's final turn in the spotlight.
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The race is expected to turn in large part on voter turnout efforts.
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You will turn in a 500-to-750-word essay answering these questions.
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In all this mess, it felt like a positive turn in the game.
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Requiring priests to turn in people who confess to child abuse will backfire.
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But Hakuho has also made something of a heel turn in recent tournaments.
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Mr. Mnuchin's turn in the spotlight comes at a delicate moment for him.
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This would be an ominous turn in the battle for clean sports competition.
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A loose coalition of "Resistance" organizers planned the national draft card turn-in.
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Imagine how bad it'd get were things to turn in the other direction.
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History's place in American jurisprudence took a turn in 21868, in Roe v.
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It was the latest wild turn in this most extreme of Australian summers.
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Owners were given 90 days to turn in or destroy their bump stocks.
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And at higher speeds, they turn in the same direction to improve performance.
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But residents are reckoning with a stunning turn in its more recent history.
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He recounts in one neat reversal the turn in the history of invective.
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"Negotiations, once started, could turn in all sorts of different directions," he said.
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Her career took another turn in 1989, when she was in her 60s.
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He was asked to turn in his gun later that month, she said.
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Stand in the middle, turn in a circle and get the four walls.
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At every turn, in ways humble and unexpected, life has added to life.
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"We're happy to turn in his passport," said Mr. Kelly's lawyer, Steven Greenberg.
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Maybe they want to turn in a rival drug dealer or an ex-girlfriend.
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All of this is in preparation for Hannah B.'s turn in the spotlight.
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However, lottery officials are claiming that Milliner never tried to turn in his ticket.
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Tomlin said he is hopeful he will not miss a turn in the rotation.
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Health plans are required to turn in their 2018 Obamacare premiums by August 16.
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"I'm not seeing any turn in sentiment from the current options picture," Evangelista said.
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Ahead, let's walk through every twist and turn in Killing Eve's season 2 finale.
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But Tree's arc takes a U-turn in the final act of the film.
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Global equities were also down following the hawkish turn in Trump's comments on trade.
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Spencer, a previous Oscar winner, is nominated for her supporting turn in Hidden Figures.
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But bankers, analysts and investors expect the tide to turn in the second half.
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The turn in the commodity cycle helped condemn Brazil and Russia to brutal recessions.
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Black actors, actresses, and directors did turn in "good performances"; they just weren't recognized.
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And when the walls of a heart designed for protection turn in on themselves?
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Three years later, she picked up a statuette for her turn in The Heiress.
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Why do they all need to be together to turn in the flash drive?
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We head home, say goodbye to our friends, and turn in for the night.
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But right now, Lawson is all about Solange getting her turn in the spotlight.
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Even the mere hint of a turn in profit fundamentals would have severe ramifications.
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James Franco is poised to take his turn in the X-Men movie world.
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Mr Carrasco was part of the team that oversaw a U-turn in 2016.
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Filers who were supposed to turn in their 2017 income tax returns by Oct.
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Some are hopeful that the tide will turn in light of the Weinstein allegations.
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Catch up with hubby for a little bit and turn in by 11 p.m.
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According to Stavridis, crossing this line would signal a "philosophical turn" in the protest.
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When it comes to Carey Mulligan's stunning turn in Wildlife, the answer is clear.
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Monk's Tony Shalhoub, up for his leading turn in the musical The Band's Visit.
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Adams, 44, got nods for HBO's Sharp Objects and her supporting turn in Vice.
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Kamala Harris: Harris is sitting pretty after her star turn in the last debate.
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But the Cohen affair is not Judge Wood's first turn in the political spotlight.
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The award went to Idris Elba for his turn in Beasts of No Nation.
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But Brie Larson's star turn in Room stakes its ground in heartbreak and hope.
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Don't be surprised if you toss and turn in bed with very active dreams.
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The Federal Reserve and FDIC require banks to turn in such plans each year.
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Each student has been asked to turn in one tweet designed to antagonize Trump.
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Citizens have until December 20, 2019 to turn in their guns or face fines.
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The Washington debate over Pentagon spending has taken a strange turn in recent years.
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And that might, ironically, lead to a dramatic turn in the Fox-Disney story.
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It called a unilateral ceasefire in 2011 and pledged to turn in its weapons.
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Despite an exciting first round, this one took an ugly turn in the third.
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The 180 degree turn in the middle is the stuff screams are made of.
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It was Peggy's turn, in this egalitarian marriage, to cook dinner for her husband.
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But then, she recalls, he'd turn in something so darn good you'd forgive him.
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That's why Oldman's turn in Darkest Hour garnered Oscar buzz practically before it premiered.
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Things took a turn in 2002, when an economic downturn helped prompt antigovernment protests.
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HIS TURN IN THE KITCHEN By the time we get home it's early evening.
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For some time now, pilots have practiced that turn in a simulator in Maryland.
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The moon in Aquarius clashes with Uranus, bringing a surprising turn in your relationships.
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This would allow them to turn in their 2019 tax return by Oct. 15.
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A backward turn in U.S.-Iran relations undermines this faction's leverage most of all.
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With mortgages, people could turn in the keys to their house and walk away.
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And this little newsletter writer even had her own turn in the political limelight.
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Biden is hoping to turn in strong performances in rural and union-heavy areas.
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And one is a searing, personal indictment of the authoritarian turn in Brazilian politics.
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My contract officially ends tomorrow and I need to turn in my company phone.
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My back would appreciate a smaller format and wheels that turn in all directions.
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By 2006, she was an Oscar nominee for her star-making turn in Junebug.
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The rally is the latest turn in the accelerating disputes between organizers and management.
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The discovery of C.T.E. adds another turn in Mr. Hernandez's meteoric rise and fall.
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"Turns out this year was a good year to turn in early," she joked.
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For every bucket you turn in, you get a chip to redeem for cash.
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Shares have seen a sharp downward turn in the five years since the IPO.
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Analysis: A grave charge and a momentous turn in the Trump impeachment inquiry 75.
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"This is a pretty dark turn in Kenya," journalist Tristan McConnell posted on Twitter.
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In some places, you could watch the mood turn in a matter of days.
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The president's outburst Tuesday suggests it could now be Wray's turn in the barrel.
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Afterward, resist the urge to turn in early, and play air hockey at Sarbez!
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And his chances in 2020 will turn, in part, on whether he realizes it.
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Each twist and turn in the feud over AB 25 is being watched closely.
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I'm hoping it will turn in to the Fast and Furious of book series.
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Now, with dealer Anne Mosseri-Marlio's Basel presentation, it's Onoda's turn in the spotlight.
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For those who want to upgrade, there's a limited time trade-in program: customers can turn in their Crossfade 2 Wireless to purchase the Codex Edition for $100 or turn in the gen 1 Crossfade Wireless to purchase the Codex Edition for $150.
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Instead it has cast this idea aside in favor of a turn in the limelight.
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Different sectors are taking their turn in the lead on a day-to-day basis.
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Democrats weren't scared of calling out Trump through every twist and turn in their talks.
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The hawkish turn in U.S. policy toward Iran has alarmed many of its European allies.
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Turn in five empty cans that once held your body scrub, get another one free.
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And you wrote really well when we asked you to turn in a trial recipe.
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But his murder conviction stood as he lost at every turn in Illinois' appellate courts.
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The end of the second world war led to another U-turn in Massaquoi's life.
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Peña demands all the police turn in their phones and beepers, much to Calderon's chagrin.
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Every time, at every turn, in every instance, Clinton conspiracy buffs have failed with this.
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What's clear is that a Kasich surge would be a significant turn in the race.
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Larson went on to win the Best Actress Academy Award for her turn in Room.
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While talking to reporters, Elba also commented on his upcoming turn in Star Trek Beyond.
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It is another bizarre turn in one of 2018's most heavily covered Senate campaigns.
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The instability has contributed to a sharp down-turn in Turkey's once vibrant tourism industry.
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Our minds are wired to hate uncertainty, to know the next turn in the story.
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Michael Dorf, a leftish professor at Cornell, laments Mr Posner's "peevish" turn in recent years.
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Mr Trump's victories represented, among other things, a rightward turn in many formerly competitive states.
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Any of those steps would involve a complete U-turn in long-standing U.S. policy.
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Tesla has also been cutting costs as it looks to turn in profits this year.
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He will miss his normal turn in the rotation in Sunday's series finale against Cleveland.
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"The turn in the between the first quarter and now is truly amazing, " he said.
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But it didn't take long for the tables to turn in a delightfully twisted reveal.
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Gosling also scored a second Best Actor nomination for his turn in The Nice Guys.
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In fact, it can have just the opposite effect, reflecting a sour turn in fortunes.
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As we reported ... he actually had to turn in his candidate paperwork to Davis herself.
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You can listen to "Turn In" Below, and pre-order their new record right here.
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Michael B. Jordan's performance in Creed was ignored, as was Will Smith's turn in Concussion.
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We're already starting to see the tide turn in favor of better hearing health care.
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Allen made sure to turn in a performance she'd be proud of in the rematch.
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The classic dirty-joke limerick depends on a twist or turn in the last line.
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With every passing day comes a new twist or turn in the global trade war.
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My mother would turn in her grave if I ever used Velveeta on my enchiladas.
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Surprisingly, people were more likely to turn in wallets that had more cash in them.
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Mary only recently told her family in Oklahoma about the new turn in her career.
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RHP Chase Anderson will have his turn in the rotation skipped on Saturday against Washington.
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WeatherNation in Denver has already offered him another turn in front of the green screen.
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Hinch said he was unsure who would start Tuesday in Peacock's turn in the rotation.
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She also foretold the recent, somewhat belated feminist turn in the "Star Wars" cycle itself.
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It was the latest turn in a situation moving toward catastrophe for millions of civilians.
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You like to turn in a perfect piece of prose, and that almost never happens.
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At some point, one of those big rallies will mark the turn in this market.
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Most of the miners say they continue to support him despite their turn in fortunes.
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It was another bizarre turn in a dizzying case that has captured the country's attention.
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Many of the changes in Washington have been triggered by a darker turn in Beijing.
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She was ready, she thought, to turn in her application to a program in September.
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Matz had his previously scheduled turn in the rotation skipped due to left forearm soreness.
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Together, the heavyweights dawdled, waiting their turn in the ring among Bout's weekend workout crowd.
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Suddenly the idea of waiting your turn in this life didn't make as much sense.
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The tide began to turn in 2000, when American and National League umpiring crews merged.
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After a short turn in a hot oven, the fish emerges with crisp, brown skin.
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Delaney will get his most consequential turn in the spotlight on Sunday at 7 p.m.
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The race took an ugly turn in its closing days, in the wake of Sen.
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Things turn in his world very quickly, but he will always remain that core strength.
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Lopez's father, like many of his compatriots, is stunned by the turn in mezcal's fortune.
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In North Carolina, it is illegal for a third party to turn in absentee ballots.
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"People who are struggling have very few places to turn in this agreement," he said.
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It is illegal in North Carolina for a third party to turn in absentee ballots.
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"What's meaningful to us is something where we could see the results before we turn in the keys, and we turn in the keys the third quarter of '19," said Joseph Dominguez, Exelon's executive vice president for governmental and regulatory affairs and public policy.
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That's what earns Aziz Ansari a turn in the interrogation room of his local police precinct.
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Plus, his turn in The Spy Who Loved Me. This is the episode you're looking for.
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Let's hope that her star turn in Rhythm Section has award voters singing a different tune.
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And that summarizes a lot of why I'm pretty conflicted about her turn in this episode.
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We plan to explore the arts district of Denver tomorrow, so we turn in around midnight.
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B.'s career has taken something of a left turn in the past couple of months.
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Check out Yasmine and her ponytail's turn in "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" below.
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One is this crazy power-slide where the cars all make a sharp turn in sync.
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"It's not just oil, it's a broad-based turn in the entire CRB index," he added.
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It's probably a mistake to read too much into Mr Johnson's star turn in Birmingham today.
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Counterpoint Press took their turn in 2017, publishing their edition of Sex and Rage in July.
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Plus, Camilo himself told us he planned to turn in the camera to lost and found.
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It had to turn in on itself, start eating itself with intersectionality and all that stuff.
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Yet, what has caught everyone's attention amidst this drastic U-turn in balances is Saudi Arabia.
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That took a definitive turn in 2018 when the central bank stopped setting those specific targets.
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The actress, 37, previously opened up to PEOPLE about her first turn in the director's chair.
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But many locals are phlegmatic, seeing a routine turn in the fortunes of the current population.
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The pro-democracy demonstrations started out peaceful but have taken a violent turn in recent weeks.
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People can simply turn in their licenses and find something else to do with their vessel.
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Its search for dollars may have contributed to the latest sharp turn in the exchange rate.
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Anderson had to turn in the serving match of his life to give himself a chance.
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Objects that turn in the wrong direction are in a retrograde orbit, and they're quite rare.
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Bette Midler snagged a lead actress in a musical nomination for her turn in Hello Dolly!
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"It's the beginning of the next turn in the cycle which is softer earnings," Almeida said.
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A brilliant actor who I'm confident will turn in a performance of a lifetime for JUMANJI.
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When he returned after a weekend to turn in his company badge, only his flag remained.
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Health care did turn in a positive Q1, but its 6% gain lagged all other sectors.
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"There is a distinct turn in mood to being more confrontational and more impolite," he said.
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And Trump's Twitter attack on Putin could mark a dangerous turn in their once-chummy relationship.
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One cannot condemn centrism and yet demand that centrists support the left turn in Democratic politics.
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Shovel ready means ready to turn in the paperwork to apply for the purchase of shovels.
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That brings us to surprise or "turn" in the trick where something extraordinary happens on stage.
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Tom: If I thought a ban would be useful, I would turn in anything I own.
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Mr. Obama's speech was the latest turn in the evolution of his relationship with Mrs. Clinton.
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The negotiations are the latest turn in Murphy's Senate career, which has been shaped by Newtown.
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Be sure to turn in your claim to your insurance company and let them determine coverage.
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When Romney ran for the Senate, Trump endorsed his candidacy in another turn in the relationship.
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He had been warning about a dark turn in Russian politics longer than anyone else had.
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Groups registering new Iowa voters must turn in forms within seven days, under a 2017 law.
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To make the deadline, Martin would have had to turn in a completed manuscript around Halloween.
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Nine more people took their turn in the courtroom—five Englishmen, one Austrian, and three Frenchmen.
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When they're done, they turn in the weapon and ammunition, and each round is accounted for.
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The aide said that is when they began to see the tide turn in the state.
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" Then it was her turn: In 1977 she published "The Diary of Virginia Woolf, Vol. 1.
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The largest adult males can turn in for the winter weighing in at over 1,200 pounds.
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As it happens, both Freescale and NXP survived a turn in the cycle despite excessive leverage.
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But the gilded life of Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Al Amoudi took a sharp turn in November.
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However, the Dutch museum chronicles how the painting was admired long before its turn in fiction.
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This time things don't rot out so much as they turn in a flash of violence.
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This time I wanted to pursue filmmaking in Los Angeles, another twisting turn in my career.
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In his latest turn in the spotlight, Carlson has refocused his ire at his fellow elites.
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"Saudi men will threaten to turn in runaways unless they have sex with them," Anderson said.
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Consistent drilling of horses around a tight turn in the same direction is asking for trouble.
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Ms. Hammer's filmmaking took a radical turn in 23 when she came out as a lesbian.
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And the Taliban, especially the Haqqani Network, have taken revenge at every turn in recent years.
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The New Jersey senator had a star turn in last month's CNN-sponsored debate in Detroit.
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In that vein: Tune in for Bezos's star turn in Amazon's Super Bowl commercial on Sunday.
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This is a new and dangerous turn in Germany's once rational and consensus-driven political climate.
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My guess: Other tech companies are watching this and waiting for their turn in the spotlight.
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I'll note that this is a spoiler, a turn in the book I found genuinely shocking.
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A raunchy joke about actress Judi Dench's bizarre turn in Cats drew both cringes and delight.
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It seems like a matter of time before Google takes its turn in the regulatory glare.
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It could also manifest itself in Chinese tech's inward turn in response to the trade war.
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It was the latest confusing turn in Mr. Trump's positions on major issues since the election.
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Simon is expected to miss only one start and then make his turn in the rotation.
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But Zhao and other experts do not expect a major turn in the labor market trend.
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"A script so quick-witted poor Henry would turn in his grave," said Musical Theater Review.
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The suspect then made a U-turn in his van and fled the scene, police said.
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Foxx, 15 years after his Oscar-winning turn in "Ray," still somehow seems underrated and underutilized.
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"A negative turn in the politics still leaves plenty of downside, in our view," he said.
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And if there's a nuclear war, at least I won't have to turn in the manuscript!
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Owners were given 90 days to turn in or destroy them, and that period ends Tuesday.
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Owners were given 90 days to turn in or destroy them, and that period ended Tuesday.
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She presses it flat on the steel marver, moves to rest and turn in wet wood.
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He can still turn in strong supporting work in a superhero movie like Man of Steel.
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Prison guards regularly threatened to harm her family if she didn't turn in her activist friends.
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Students were required only to turn in a paper that did not even have to be literate.
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The next major turn in her trajectory took place at the Art Students League in New York.
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It apparently won't be LHP Jeff Locke, whose turn in the rotation is being skipped this week.
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The News also reports that Giudice was forced to turn in her rhinestone jacket and black leggings.
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Schedule H: You'll turn in this form with your 1040 when you file your taxes next spring.
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Naturally, you'll have to pay any back taxes owed, plus interest, when you turn in these documents.
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"The turn (in stocks) started when Europe started to close," said Peter Coleman, head trader at Convergex.
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Meet Betty Hallock, my cookbook writer, at Sqirl; we're getting ready to turn in our final draft.
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That's because Rhode Island legislators passed a bill requiring convicted domestic abusers to turn in their guns.
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That has led to concerns that a turn in market sentiment could result in a credit crunch.
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For Matthew Rose in Atlanta, the vexing search for tickets finally took an auspicious turn in May.
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And that despite her starring turn in the huge Hollywood franchise, her dad remains a staunch Trekkie.
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The faux-meat company is expected to turn in 23.8 cents EPS on $267 million in revenue.
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Brie Larson's new role is pretty far from her best actress-winning turn in last year's Room.
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The relationship between Lieberman and the General Staff, however, may have begun to turn in late July.
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Mr Moore's nomination therefore appears to signal a worrying turn in Mr Trump's approach to the Fed.
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Not that long ago, most flu-shot campaigns started as the leaves began to turn in October.
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After years of overexposure thanks to his star-making turn in Twilight, Robert Pattinson values his privacy.
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Given the turn in relations, no such creative diplomacy took place, or looks likely any time soon.
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If these people fail to turn in their Form 265, the cash goes to the U.S. Treasury.
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Between Travis Scott, Kylie and now Cardi, Nicki had no place to safely turn in the venue.
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Gun buyback programs are the only way in America to turn in an illegal weapon with amnesty.
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Every song is a turn in the road and that's how I envisioned it with the interludes.
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And now Taylor Swift's younger brother is getting his star turn in his first big screen role.
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But things took a turn in the 25th minute as a second injury took out Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Handling is also phenomenal, with quick turn in that gives way to the trademark Miata body roll.
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Brooklyn-born Chicagoan DJ Heather will also turn in one of her famously smooth selections on Sunday.
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After years of Nick Diaz being the fan favorite, it is Nathan Diaz's turn in the sun.
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No spending for me here — I just have to turn in a review in two weeks time.
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It appears that the male-dominated Israeli startup nation has taken a turn in the right direction.
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Certainly that is the feeling among Democrats, whose memories of Ralph Nader's turn in 213.5 remain raw.
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This stylish and sophisticated look marked a turn in Markle's style towards a more royal-approved look.
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Antonio Brown's time with the Oakland Raiders has taken a bizarre and ugly turn in training camp.
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Once those beleaguered voters turn in their ballots, the incessant phone calls and door knocks will stop.
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But even within the scene, there was a sense of things beginning to turn in that year.
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We stressed turn-in to sales conversion rates to account for potentially higher-than-expected fuel efficiencies.
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The cars, sleek and low and light, would approach each turn in a crescendo of metallic buzzing.
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If Brees can't turn in a turn-back-the-clock performance, the Saints face an offensive rebuild.
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It's an unexpected turn in the sisterly dance and there may yet be more surprises in store.
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LW Jason Zucker took his turn in the arena pressbox on Thursday night as a healthy scratch.
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So she decided to become a witness against the Mafia and turn in all the guilty parties.
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His star turn in the film was critically praised and prompted talk of a possible Oscar nomination.
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Things took a turn in Westeros, and even more major characters died in some very unexpected ways.
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Now the Democratic Party, after Obama, has begun to turn in a very different sort of direction.
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I turn in by 11:30 and if the week has gone well, I'm asleep in minutes.
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I get where you're coming from, Libby, but her turn in this episode really worked for me.
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In the San Francisco townhouse, the art is placed everywhere you turn, in spaces public and private.
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She said she expects the "resilient" U.S. economy to turn in a strong performance again in 2019.
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Melissa Dodd, during a course called the "Art of Death Midwifery," takes her turn in the shroud.
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I write in my journal and read for a few hours before getting ready to turn in.
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Further, citizens who submit a FBAR may also need to turn in Form 8938 to the IRS.
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In turn, in Mr. Amin's telling, Nusra called for Mr. Assad's downfall and the destruction of shrines.
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Warren represents a policy wrong turn, in my view, but policies can be argued about and reversed.
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They either tell residents to turn in their passports or say that no new passports are available.
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This horrific event precipitated a sharply negative turn in the country's attitudes toward men with nonwhite skin.
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"The fight between factions in our party has taken a sharp turn in recent weeks," she said.
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The death marked a stunning turn in one of the U.S. government's biggest recent insider trading cases.
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Not the best Sweet 16 matchup, but Hield can turn in a classic performance at any time.
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Owners were given 90 days to turn in or destroy them, and that period ended last month.
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"At every turn in the Netherlands, the future of sustainable agriculture is taking shape," writes Frank Viviano.
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They have to cooperate with law enforcement and turn in the people who they know are bad.
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Bates Motel suggests that Norman's life is just the latest turn in an endless cycle of tragedy.
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If you turn in the title for a gas burning car, you get a discount beyond that.
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Soon, the Obama presidency will end, and America will have the chance to turn in a new direction.
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RHP Yu Darvish is scheduled to have his turn in the rotation pushed back to Friday at Seattle.
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Sylvester Stallone is officially back with a best supporting actor Golden Globe for his touching turn in Creed.
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The turn in bond yields was "a massive, secular inflection point" that will have major effects, Hartnett said.
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Previously, she nabbed the prize for Best Comedic Performance and Best WTF Moment for her turn in Bridesmaids.
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What do you think is happening now because it's taken sort of a horrible turn, in many ways.
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I turn in and watch John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City, and I'm out like a light.
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It's just foolish to turn in on oneself, to reject cooperation, unity, and working to make things better.
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I know this well, because it's something I have personally benefited from at every turn in my career.
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We care as it's a fresh turn in the scooter skirmish, not to mention the greater micromobility wars.
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It's a confusing turn in an already confusing story, but the upshot should be reassuring to Apple users.
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Everyone's whispering that the awe-inspiring turn in the weather is the presence of a person they've lost.
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"If you're a [feminist] and you support the porn industry, you should turn in your credentials," he said.
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At one point Corbally missed a meeting with his attorney because of a lengthy turn in the confessional.
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The first source at the president's office said Sirisena was still expecting him to turn in his papers.
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Historians say President Trump is a symptom of the anti-establishment turn in global politics, not its cause.
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The ruling marked the latest turn in protracted court battles between the music industry and online content providers.
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A sharp turn in foreign-policy activism, however, came with Mr Xi's rise to power five years ago.
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Across the rich world, those of a similar mind have been emboldened by a nativist turn in politics.
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In another, McCarthy is seen racing to turn in her character's completed dish before wiping out on camera.
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But judging by her impressive turn in First Match, we may be seeing a lot more of her.
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Nader got his turn in San Francisco in 2003 while endorsing a Green Party candidate for state governor.
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He believes consumer and business confidence will be wracked with uncertainty by every twist and turn in negotiations.
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As can be plainly seen that Q3 2018 took quite a turn in terms of investment into SaaS.
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The rulings marked the latest turn in protracted court battles between the music industry and online content providers.
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Samsung is also offering cash incentives to get customers to turn in their phones for a new Samsung.
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Montgomery was outstanding in two starts filling in for Jon Lester, earning him another turn in the rotation.
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Users can also turn in devices for recycling at Apple stores or online via Apple's Trade In program.
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I've agreed to meet up with my two best friends, so we can turn in our theses together.
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In some Northern California communities, people have complained of waiting in long lines to turn in their recyclables.
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In 2009, it was Foursquare's turn; in 2015, Meerkat (which only lasted about a year and a half).
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A bad turn in Taiwan's mercurial relations with China, its largest trading partner, could also make investors flee.
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Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele's relationship takes a dark turn in the new trailer for Fifty Shades Darker.
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Actor Leslie Odom Jr. also took home the award for best actor for his turn in the musical.
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According to CNBC, accountants will now have to turn in their mobile devices (including phones) before heading backstage.
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The game took a dramatic turn in the third quarter, as the Raptors outscored the Pistons 40-25.
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The Swedish actress earned the Best Supporting Actress Oscar this year for her turn in The Danish Girl.
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" As for her acclaimed turn in Manchester, Williams she was "moved to tears" by her character Randi's "bravery.
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Bottom line: If Jurvetson didn't want to discuss his recent turn in the headlines, that's obviously his right.
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For every twist and turn in her personal life, there has been a money bag not far behind.
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Marilyn Monroe wins Best Actress in a musical or comedy for her turn in Some Like It Hot.
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Kids who visit the village's offices can turn in their toy guns for educational toys and sporting goods.
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But by 2014, the company saw a sharp turn in its fortune, and was valued at $1 billion.
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For a time, it really looked like there was going to be an antinuclear turn in U.S. strategy.
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Protesters in Hong Kong are killing themselves in a disturbing turn in their high-profile struggle against China
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But the writing has shortchanged important relationships at nearly every turn in favor of intrigue and political maneuverings.
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Under the restrictions, Iran's U.N. mission is also required to turn in residential and hotel accommodations for approval.
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The bizarre incident is a surreal turn in the wrong direction for the Clippers at the season's midpoint.
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DEAR BABY : I like the way you turn in half circles on the mattress, like a senile clock.
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Sonders said the market has done well because of the turn in global growth and U.S. corporate earnings.
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The door closed behind me, a heavy sound, and then I heard the key turn in the lock.
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Ross's attitude takes a turn in that moment, and he asks the coyote how he sleeps at night.
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Perhaps we are starting to see the tides turn — in 2017, there were 15 physicians sworn into Congress.
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Yet the winds of history could turn in their favor if politicians in Westminster underestimate Ireland's political climate.
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But as Mr. Xi amassed power, Mr. Ren's posts reflected growing irritation with the authoritarian turn in politics.
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In the popular imagination, deportation is the disastrous wrong turn in an immigration story, the irreversible unhappy ending.
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This was a sharp turn in how at least one of the justices had thought about the clause.
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There's going to be a lot of people who have no place to turn in an emergency situation.
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The Saudis then suggested on Thursday that the killing was premeditated, the latest turn in the changing narrative.
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It was worth every twist and turn in the road, though, and I can't wait to go back.
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For her part, Judge Caproni did not rule out the possibility of another unexpected turn in the case.
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Bigfoot is trending right now because of a bizarre turn in the Congressional race for Virginia's 5th District.
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So the sum of the gravitational force and the normal force make the skater turn in a circle.
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Remove the doughnut from the glaze, and with a twist of the wrist, turn in right side up.
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They take their turn in a pan of oil, getting fried to perfection in only a few minutes.
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But it's worth remembering that Swift never quite chose to make a heel turn in the first place.
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But many, especially in larger markets, feel isolated, with nowhere to turn in the event of an incident.
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If Mr. Vakarchuk were to enter politics, it would not be the first abrupt turn in his career.
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Others hoped that a turn in government would ultimately lead the AfD to self-destruct, or self-correct.
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But his campaign's lawsuit against The Times represented a new turn in his offense against the news media.
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I took another sip of fortified chamois milk, thinking how those intrepid mountain goats wouldn't turn in early.
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Don't trust that rock with your weight, misjudge the depth of the juniper thicket, or turn in circles.
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But after he made the turn in three under par, the breeze picked up, and Woods cooled off.
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Owners were given 90 days to turn in or destroy them, the deadline for which is today (CNN).
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Fitch expects Australia's credit cycle to turn in 82567123, although any weakening in asset quality should remain manageable.
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What ensues is a lot like the unexpected turn in the pickup, a beguiling hallmark of Offutt's storytelling.
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This season took a particularly strange turn in early November after a blowout loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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A decisive turn in the struggle occurred on this day in 1917 when Congress declared war on Germany.
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The tweet marks a new turn in the tempestuous relationship between the tech giant and the White House.
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Joe Girardi said Sabathia could possibly be ready by the time his turn in the rotation comes up.
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And on Tuesday night, Carson was defiant, saying he thought the tide would soon turn in his favor.
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Afterwards, I read in bed for a bit and finish my book before T. and I turn in.
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Pence's turn in the spotlight Williams' expected testimony on Tuesday will pull Pence back into the impeachment spotlight.
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Her firing was a politically divisive turn in a career that had, until now, earned her bipartisan praise.
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These individuals must also file additional reports with the IRS as they turn in their income tax returns.
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Democrats have faced resistance at nearly every turn in their push for materials central to their impeachment investigation.
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The Dr. King we remember today is particularly at odds with his radical turn in his last years.
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If you go back and read "The O'Reilly Factor," the latest turn in his story is rather stunning.
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While LSP has had several delays, eventually all four companies had to turn in the proposals in August.
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One Milanese society matron was quoted as saying that the conductor Arturo Toscanini would turn in his grave.
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No. This is the sonic equivalent of a person waiting until 11:63 to turn in a midterm.
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The greenback is poised to turn in its best monthly performance against a basket of trading partners' currencies .
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Over the past 10 years, traffic has remained stable while T&R's EBITDA increased at 5.4% CAGR in 2005-2015, as T&R introduced new services, such as Sanifair, and well-known brands, such as McDonald's, that increased turn-in, turn-in to sale conversion rates, and spend per visit.
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It might even remind some of your other fellow Pacific Northwesterners to turn in their ballots before the deadline.
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Phil Flynn, oil analyst extraordinaire in Chicago, he&aposs called every little twist and turn in this oil market.
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Paulsen said a hard turn in the market, to favor defensive stocks over cyclicals, suggested economic trouble ahead, too.
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Either they'll learn it or they will score the second big legislative failure of their current turn in power.
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Then I delete hundreds of junk emails and scroll through Instagram while waiting for my turn in the bathroom.
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Centineo has emerged as the go-to heartthrob after his turn in back-to-back Netflix films in August.
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There have long been tales of reptiles crawling into toilets; now amphibians are taking their turn in the spotlight.
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The country Trump painted during his turn in the spotlight is clouded in corruption, crime, and ever-present threats.
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"Global populism is the wave of the future, but it has taken a wrong turn in America," he wrote.
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If Sanders' confidence about South Carolina bears out, it would be a primary-altering turn in the Democratic race.
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As always, it's very satisfying watching the map — which starts out dark and dangerous — slowly turn in your favor.
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Ahead of Friday trading, the Dow was on the bubble on whether it can turn in a positive week.
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Larrazabal believes his turn in the winners' circle will come soon enough as long as he keeps performing consistently.
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The "Material Girl" finally takes her turn in James Corden's famous Carpool Karaoke and shows off her twerking moves!
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Labour lost the vote, but panicked the government into making a chaotic double-U-turn in its own position.
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On Wednesday, reporters saw the cars accelerate, stop and cede the way for pedestrians, and turn in autonomous mode.
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Trump's comments to the newspaper marked just one strange turn in a bizarre few days for his presidential campaign.
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Inside the watch's asymmetrical housing is a chain wrapped around a pair of sprockets that slowly turn in unison.
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With his fastball averaging a mere 84.1 mph, Wainwright managed to change speeds and turn in a decent outing.
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Ruth Negga plays Mildred, and the pair turn in two of the finest, most understated performances of the year.
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Sony's smartphone division continues to turn in unimpressive performance, but the company remains the market leader in image sensors.
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The simple fact is if you still hold that view, it's best to turn in your rock'n'roll card immediately.
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And when it's time to turn in her fins, Spears makes a flawless transition to the crop top life.
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The decision is the latest turn in an 13-month battle between Cabrera and Belkis Rodriguez of Orlando, Fla.
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The Palo Alto, California-based company has been cutting costs as it looks to turn in profit this year.
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Jimmy Kimmel talks to New York magazine about his star turn in protesting the Senate Republicans' health-reform plan:
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CBS' Mom took a dark turn in Thursday's episode – and Twitter users didn't hold back with how they felt.
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To be sure, Moon appears less in line with a more aggressive turn in U.S. policy towards North Korea.
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Fresh off a gravity-defying turn in an Apple ad, dancer Lil Buck provides some abstract visuals for Lexus.
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Woods made his turn in 39 shots and got back to 20083 over with a birdie on No. 2.
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In a tougher turn, in April 2015, Raiola confirmed reports that she would be having a throat nodule removed.
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Samsung, in a statement, reiterated its request for all consumers affected by the recall to turn in their devices.
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The ascendance of Donald Trump is often mistaken for a sudden turn in the history of the United States.
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Instead of chipping in the puck and then dashing past the Sharks' defensemen, they turn in the neutral zone.
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Here's hoping he brings that level of comedic fire back for his fifth turn in the SNL hosting chair.
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" The domestic turn in Owens's life and subject matter dismayed friends when she returned to L.A. "It was uncool.
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Venezuela is mired in economic crisis, and Argentina now looks set to take a sharp turn in that direction.
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He was abruptly told to turn in his "hard pass," which speeds up entry and exit from the grounds.
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But the "attitude control thrusters," the first option to make the spacecraft turn in space, have been wearing out.
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Senior Democrats on Sunday painted the latest developments involving Trump and Russia as a grave turn in the investigation.
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Scene City 15 Photos View Slide Show ' The benefit circuit took an epicurean turn in the Hamptons last Saturday.
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"Workers that control the levers inside Amazon must make this machine stop and turn in another direction," they continued.
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But Trump was aided at every turn in the process by a pervasive attitude that he couldn't become president.
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To call a master performer "electric" is often de rigueur, but for Isabelle Huppert's turn in Serge Bozon's Mrs.
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One possibility is that every little twist and turn in polls represents a real shift in a volatile race.
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Surfers queue in this woodsy spot, surrounded by century-old maples and oaks, for their turn in the waters.
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They expected him to arrive in class on time, turn in assignments without delay, keep up with the reading.
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That's just the first weird turn in this new series from Transparent creator Jill Soloway and writer Sarah Gubbins.
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Sacks says Ma's offer marks a new turn in the rapidly evolving relationship between the world's two greatest superpowers.
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At the urging of American officials, the Guatemalan government has begun offering rewards to people who turn in smugglers.
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At Monday night's SAG Awards, Nicole Kidman was asked what was the hardest part about her turn in LION.
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The campaign provides a chart to turn in information, and free iOS and Android apps to record the data.
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Other trade experts expressed support for a positive turn in relations, regardless of what an agreement would be labeled.
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As a Muslim, he said, the turn in public sentiment against outsiders has made life difficult in recent months.
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He kept doing prestige work, and in 2019, earned his first Oscar nomination for his supporting turn in BlacKkKlansman.
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But it was not a new window: This same self-destructiveness was evident at every turn in the campaign.
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Fresh off her turn in the critically acclaimed HBO series Euphoria, she's putting her fashion designer hat back on.
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With just one playoff appearance in the past seven seasons, Orlando is hoping their fortunes turn in that time.
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That Google hired a consulting firm known for its anti-union work is a surprising turn in Silicon Valley.
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The decision is the latest turn in an 18-month battle between Cabrera and Belkis Rodriguez of Orlando, Fla.
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But the market began to turn in late 2016 and prices are expected to continue their climb through 2018.
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At every turn in the road, the film shows, Ginsburg simply decided she could do something and did it.
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"I feel that this is totally unfair," Ms. Thiri Aung Tin, 21, said of the turn in the case.
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Fashion Week has arrived in London once again, fresh off the back of an inspiring turn in New York.
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When someone is disruptive on the Metro we shuffle our feet, look another way, turn in the opposite direction.
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But now the advisers, known as agents of the city, have effectively been asked to turn in their badges.
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Mr. Bharara announced on Saturday on Twitter that he had been fired after refusing to turn in his resignation.
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Failure to turn in this form could put you on the hook for a penalty as high as $275,2000.
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News of the dossier is a disturbing new turn in the saga of Russia's involvement in the 2016 elections.
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Candidates had until Tuesday afternoon to turn in a petition with 85033,000 signatures to be eligible for the ballot.
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Even more striking was the abrupt turn in oil and commodity prices, which rippled through the economy and markets.
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Regular meditation, say about 15 minutes a day before you turn in, can be very fruitful in this regard.
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Cillian Murphy had a haunting, unforgettable turn in this year's "Dunkirk" as a terrified, shivering soldier overwhelmed by PTSD.
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The special counsel Robert Mueller will apparently soon turn in a report to the new attorney general, William Barr.
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Mueller investigation: The special counsel is expected to turn in his report to the new attorney general within weeks.
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In 2000, if you went into Sydney you could turn in every direction and see a Canadian coach there.
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"He seemed almost to welcome defeat," Herring writes, in hopes that the 20143 election would turn in his favor.
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"At every turn [in this process], there's a barrier, but this was one less to worry about," she said.
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Even in the US, the tide is beginning to turn in some cities, though more slowly than in Europe.
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We split up for the rest of the evening and turn in early since our flight home is tomorrow morning.
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"My opinion is we are several years away from a turn in the cycle," he said, referring to the outlook.
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Several well-known officials and actors could be seen waiting their turn in the lengthy lines, holding their identity cards.
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Caution is essential in calling the turn in the bond market, an event that has been predicted many times before.
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But now, since Smollett's statement was released, police will no longer demand the actor to turn in his cell phone.
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Derek Hough is fresh off his star turn in Hairspray, and now he's finally turning his attention to the holidays.
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Streep was nominated for an Academy Award for her turn in 2013's August: Osage County, which Weinstein executive produced.
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And some states, like Florida, do a decent job of hounding dealers to turn in paperwork, according to attorney Rudnitsky.
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Idris Elba is going to be making another heel turn in his upcoming role in the Fast and Furious universe.
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Then came Michael Gove's turn in the golden elevator and the former justice secretary's fawning newspaper profile of Mr Trump.
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This was Kent's turn in a string of local meetings on the referendum, run by the National Farmers Union (NFU).
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A number of the dogs were snoozing, making sure to get a nap in before their turn in the ring.
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It's a stunning turn in the investigation into whether Smollett, who is black and gay, orchestrated the attack on himself.
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Also, promptly make sure you turn in all keys and equipment you were given during your time at the company.
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We expect next year to mark a turn in its margin profile and profit growth as relative organic strength sustains.
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Curtis and Maguire's relationship had seemed to take a positive turn in March of 2018, when they had dinner together.
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Just think of the internet cult of Celine Dion, or our recent reaction to Cher's turn in Mamma Mia 2.
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Let her know specifically what's on your agenda for the day and what you plan to turn in before EOD.
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Now that he's had his turn in the spotlight, it's time for Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) to have hers.
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Even John Travolta's turn in Hairspray was, in essence, a parody of what it's like to be a fat woman.
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Still, it's a positive turn in an otherwise unpleasant story about the untimely death of a fast-growing game studio.
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And at every turn in the series, Martin underlines just how little sense the war for the Seven Kingdoms makes.
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It doesn't help that many in and around the venture capital industry are predicting an imminent turn in the market.
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The turn in God of War, our newest entry in his tale, is that Kratos is tasked with adding something.
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His turn in Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" video is the closest he's come to being in a big-budget spectacle.
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A turn in the commodity cycle from 2012, along with Chinese industrial overcapacity (see article), has hit it particularly hard.
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But ever since seeing Theron's dark turn in The Devil's Advocate, Jenkins had known she wanted her for the role.
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The result has been a sharp U-turn in what had been a steady decline in anti-Americanism in Mexico.
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The duo's relationship made a romantic turn in 1987, and they married in a lavish 1994 ceremony in Montreal, Canada.
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After finishing his turn in the Senate and losing Clare, Wofford met Charlton on a beach in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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Global stock markets were lower this morning after the next turn in the chaos facing President Donald Trump's White House.
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If you are scrambling to find a chief executive replacement, you probably made a wrong turn in your succession planning.
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Fico made a U-turn in March when an opinion poll showed 63 percent of Slovaks wanted the amnesties canceled.
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However, 25-year-old Rose went to a hypnotherapist following a "down-turn" in her mental health as a teenager.
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Peterson and an apparent staffer at the school knock on a door, but then quickly turn in the other direction.
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The dollar is poised to turn in its best monthly performance against a basket of trading partners' currencies since 2015.
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"If you're a (feminist) and you support the porn industry, you should turn in your credentials," Giuliani told CNN Thursday.
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But the only way they could find out I was a charlatan is if I didn't turn in a script.
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That person had apparently decided not to turn in the device to the lost-and-found department at the airport.
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But in one night, she was commanding a second look, and marking a late, sharp-elbowed turn in her campaign.
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The new mom said she tried everything she could to make Kirra Max turn in her womb, but was unsuccessful.
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The results are also likely to be more partisanship in Congress leading to a Democratic turn in the November elections.
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Under North Carolina state law, only a voter or a close relative can turn in or mail an absentee ballot.
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Models sit on the floor and chat while they wait for their next turn in the hair and makeup chairs.
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Those who possess the devices will have 90 days to turn in or destroy them after the rule is published.
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Washington (CNN)In the Trump era, the sometimes-obscure role of inspector general is taking a turn in the spotlight.
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But Djokovic's season has taken a sharp turn in a southerly direction since that breakthrough victory in Paris in June.
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But it's really just another turn in the cycle of abuse Perry has had her spinning in for so long.
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Crude has done a perfect U-turn in the last month, going from $52 to $46 and back to $52.
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Krauthammer's life took another turn in 85033 when he started to write for that liberal iconic publication, The New Republic.
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He may move more deliberately and turn in shorter shifts, but enough of the broad strokes remain to cling onto.
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Olympic snowboarder Shaun White has now earned three gold medals for his ability to twist and turn in the halfpipe.
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These recent investments are the latest turn in the encouraging development of the plant-based and lab-grown meat industry.
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Relieved of Megadave's often overwhelming presence, the instrumentation finally gets a turn in the spotlight, and the results are impressive.
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It felt like yet another uncontrollable, cruel turn in the Richter family's never-ending fight to keep their boy healthy.
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Because Hughes was so entangled in her tragedy—and, in turn, in her legacy—defending her sometimes meant defacing her.
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Cabana said Tuesday's move was significant but whether it indicates a turn in the market is yet to be seen.
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The discount chain and Family Dollar parent is projected to do $13 billion in sales and turn in $21 EPS.
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Some critics raised the prospects of what they called a more hawkish and rightward turn in United States foreign policy.
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The court ruling is the latest turn in the two companies' fight over Apple's use of Qualcomm technology in iPhones.
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The fight took its first decisive turn in the ninth round, when Wilder knocked down Fury for the first time.
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The sharp turn in the primary marked the kickoff of the de facto two-man race between Sanders and Biden.
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The number is a stark contrast to the 111 total who were requested to turn in their plates in 2018.
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Today marks the start of the Year of the Dog, the latest turn in the 12-year lunar zodiac cycle.
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He made a U-turn in his red Honda Accord, and had an angry encounter with Mr. Hunter, prosecutors said.
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It's a noticeable shift for a politician who three years ago took an incendiary turn in the nation's culture wars.
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Witherspoon and Washington turn in lovely performances as Elena and Mia, respectively, the two women whose relationship anchors the story.
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The protests mark a new turn in the shadow war between Washington and Tehran playing out across the Middle East.
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One involves Baby pulling a 180-degree turn in an alley in one direction, then another 180 the other way.
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The agreement, which resolves Mr. Blake's legal claim against the city, represents an unusual turn in a police-brutality case.
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In today's 360 video, see the results of an event inviting gun owners to turn in weapons, no questions asked.
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The daughter was a girl the mother competed with, one she belittled at every turn in order to maintain dominance.
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The couple's life took a turn in 103 when Ms. Montanez, now 23, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, she said.
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When a white teacher won't give her credit for a "vision board" project she didn't turn in, Eisa blames racism.
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That means he'll need to turn in his best performance yet in the final debate before those states all vote.
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Every radical turn in technology history has its great entrepreneur, and for space that person is SpaceX founder Elon Musk.
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Especially in the first half, Ms. Copeland was terrifically in the moment, reacting freshly to each turn in the story.
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A Samsung spokesperson said that certain "frequently" visited airports would feature the stations where users can turn in the phones.
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" Ms. Muyangwa said the queries could signal "a dramatic turn in how the United States will engage with the continent.
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Parents: Brace yourselves for a dark turn in your children's senses of humor and a marked improvement in their vocabularies.
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At low speeds, the rear wheels turn in the opposite direction as the front for a shorter wheel-base feel.
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The police chief was forced to turn in his badge, gun and city phone, and was placed on administrative leave.
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Cohen, best known for gonzo comedies like "Borat" and "Bruno," discusses his dramatic turn in the new Netflix period thriller.
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The actress, who recently won a Golden Globe for her turn in "The Farewell," has had her share of firsts.
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Onlookers described a typical Leap Frogs demonstration, in which the parachutists join hands and twist and turn in the sky.
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Every morning is a struggle to get out of bed, regardless of how early I turn in the night before.
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It's easy to view the self-expressive marriage as a result of some sort of narcissistic turn in American culture.
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A team is going to come back and the game is going to turn in their favor at some point.
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In just a few hours, it will be time to watch the news, turn in and start it all again.
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The debate over the effectiveness of the sanctions may not change even with the sudden turn in North Korean strategy.
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Others want to go further, requiring that gun owners actually turn in the banned weapons through a mandatory buyback program.
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Pricing in the smartphone wars has taken a sharp turn in recent years on the premium end of the spectrum.
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"For much of 2018, the US economy has been oblivious to a turn in the global economic cycle," he said.
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He formed Center Agreement and, ultimately, Law and Justice, which had a brief turn in power from 2005 until 2007.
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Here's one example: THOUGHT: If I turn in a shitty draft of this article, my editor will think I suck.
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And by the way, they would literally turn, in many ways, the USA into a country we no longer recognize.
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Under Mulvaney, who once called the bureau as "sick, sad" joke, the CFPB took a sharp turn in its activities.
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Neoliberalism shaped "a carceral turn in feminist advocacy movements previously organized around struggles for economic justice and liberation," she writes.
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Over his first three years as a starter, he led the league by turn in rushing yards, attempts, and touchdowns.
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On Sunday, Mets Manager Mickey Callaway said Wheeler would take Vargas's next turn in the spring training rotation on Thursday.
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James, meanwhile, finished his turn in the relay, picked up a basketball, ran down the court, and did a windmill dunk.
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But as Greece's latest turn in the spotlight demonstrates, the role of Europe's institutions has changed during the euro-area crisis.
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Beto O'Rourke delivered part of his introductory turn in Spanish, a clear pitch to the bilingual Latinxs who are tuning in.
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"The reason it's had so much impact in the public market is ... when things turn in technology they turn very quickly."
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Mark Rylance took home the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his turn in Bridge of Spies on Sunday night.
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Bosch has its turn in the spotlight this week, and we have lined up the very best deals for your consideration.
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Now, Ronan, fresh off her Oscar-nominated turn in Brooklyn, is turning her pale-blue gaze to McEwan's On Chesil Beach.
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Like, you can't just be trying to pants people while they're playing basketball, starring turn in Along Came a Spider notwithstanding.
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The House of Cards actor's sensitive, nuanced turn in Moonlight was by all accounts among the breakout performances of the year.
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And after having his previous turn in the rotation skipped because of right hamstring discomfort, Cole showed zero signs of vulnerability.
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Hinterlands is at war, after all, and the performance they turn in is their return-fire in the battle against imagination.
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Kids from the neighborhood lining up for their turn in the Haunted House at the Fortune Academy in Harlem, New York.
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Both won Golden Globes during the show – Winslet for her supporting turn in Jobs, DiCaprio for his performance in The Revenant.
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His output in the past year alone has included not only his star turn in "Billions," which debuts on Sunday, Jan.
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Back in the car, she executed a slow U-turn in the cul-de-sac at the end of Kim's street.
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After months of dodging requests to testify on Capitol Hill, Google's CEO is finally taking his turn in the hot seat.
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" Another who said he had just a few days before inauguration to turn in the form described the process as "awful.
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"It's strange to me," Shookus, 37, recently told Elle, of having the spotlight turn in her direction, in a rare interview.
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Their split took a volatile turn in January after Farley released footage that allegedly showed Mathews attacking her in their kitchen.
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Traditionally, all political appointees of an outgoing presidential administration turn in resignation letters effective on noon of inauguration day, January 20.
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Rylance said he could link the work he did on 'Wolf Hall' to his Oscar-winning turn in 'Bridge of Spies'.
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Unfortunately, you can't just turn in your Woman Card -- in most cases, you're stuck with it for (your very long) life.
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"If you pray, please keep him in your prayers," said a tweet from Duncan's radio show, The Turn, in St. Louis.
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All those good vibes will ensure that once your turn in the limelight rolls around, they're happy to repay with RTs.
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Image: APSamsung New Zealand has had it with idiots who refuse to turn in their recalled, explodey Galaxy Note 7 devices.
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Reynolds' starring turn in the film propelled her to fame in the mid 1950s and endured as her best-known role.
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He will take the place of RHP Danny Salazar, who is skipping a turn in the rotation due to shoulder fatigue.
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But Cheong said merely watching the unrated segment may not be enough to spot a definite turn in the economic cycle.
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Carroll, meanwhile, has emerged as a cult hero of privacy hawks, who follow every turn in his case, Twitter fingers itching.
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The cities guide said limiting global warming to 1.5C would turn, in part, on the feasibility of urban actions and policies.
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Money managers who attended last year's Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit had correctly called a turn in favor of emerging markets.
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His story took a strange turn in November 2015, when he was diagnosed with a rare sinus tumor known as ameloblastoma.
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Criticizing the Pope also gave Trump yet another turn in the media spotlight, which is a place he finds quite comfortable.
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"It's their turn in the barrel," said Boehner, a Republican who had served for 24 years as a congressman from Ohio.
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Of course, Best Buy is hardly alone in trying to turn in-home installations and CE gadget repairs into a business.
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The tide continued to turn in the third as Nishikori chipped away at the faltering Cilic with a third successive break.
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Jaden took a starring turn in The Karate Kid (2010) and had a regular role on the critically acclaimed Atlanta. Willow?
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In 2015, six passengers were killed when a plane, also a Beaver, stalled in a steep turn in midair and crashed.
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The clock is ticking down to April 15, the deadline by which most filers must turn in their 2018 tax returns.
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We got Steve Tuesday in Bev Hills, and asked him to turn in a report card for Trump's first 3 months.
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In Washington State, residents who own bump stocks can earn $150 for every device they turn in to the state police.
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" And while there remains a high "percent of rejecters," there's been a turn in sentiment and the chain's "regaining lost customers.
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And they, in turn, in a decided departure from the European model, were profusely, unabashedly grateful to God in their triumph.
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As for why Rizzo would turn in his client, sources close to George claim it's because there's some bad blood there.
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What happens next is stunning, as the birds twist and turn in unison to avoid being caught and becoming a meal.
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On April 18th, in the latest turn in a long-running saga, a Mumbai court issued a warrant for his arrest.
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Reversing that slide will require a revival of confidence, which is, in turn, in short supply because of the political crisis.
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With The Last Jedi hitting theaters this Friday, the Star Wars franchise is taking its turn in the spotlight once again.
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Plenty of athletes and teams have looked like unbeatable Goliaths, only to turn in a result similar to the biblical Goliath.
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Under a new law, most citizens no longer need to fill out and turn in a form to become a voter.
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History was taking a turn in the wrong direction that day, and there was nothing that anyone could do about it.
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He credits Björk's friendship as the catalyst for this new turn in his music; on one song, he even quotes her.
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Acosta was forced to turn in his Secret Service "hard pass." which speeds up entry and exit from the White House.
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Like an actual collection of pages with words on them that you had to turn in order to find out information.
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The life of this Wales-based couple took quite the turn in 2007 when they won £5 million, ther Mirror reported.
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The back-and-forth is the latest turn in an increasingly nasty fight over the government shutdown between Trump and Pelosi.
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The decision is a dramatic U-turn in a case that has rattled financial markets and drawn accusations of political meddling .
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Giuliani's statement and subsequent clarification are the latest turn in a story that has changed continuously over the past few months.
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The seven officers Superintendent Johnson recommended firing were made to turn in their badges until the Police Board made its decision.
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It's hard to predict what will make a bubble burst, but Emanuel wrote that a turn in investors' mindset was required.
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The pilots said the objects could accelerate, stop, and turn in ways that went beyond known aerospace technology, The Times added.
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The game then nearly took a nasty turn in the sixth, when reliever Anthony Swarzak's fastball caught LeMahieu in the helmet.
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When a girl dropped a firecracker off a balcony at me and yelled, "YOUR TURN" in German, I started drinking faster.
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Allison's as likely to turn in a straight up techno tape as he is frenetic sound collages and blunted rap beats.
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In a stunning turn in a four-day drama that has defined his young presidency, President Trump, at 9:16 p.m.
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Uber's stock price has continued to fall since its IPO as the ride-hailing company continues to turn in wide losses.
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Some days, he recalled, patients sprawled on the floor as they waited for their turn in a three-bed hyperbaric chamber.
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Frances McDormand's leading turn in "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" is being praised as one of the finest of her career.
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Alexander Skarsgard, who took home plenty of awards for his terrifying turn in "Big Little Lies," stars as a mute bartender.
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He went on to appear in Avengers titles and took his first star turn in Jungle Action No. 5 in 1973.
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They are also urging residents in the Travis Country neighborhood to turn in any surveillance footage they have of the area.
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There is no need to follow every twist and turn in food research, as if the expert consensus were frequently changing.
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Some companies have even banned technology in meetings or make people turn in their devices at the start of the meeting.
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It's easy to get wrapped up in thinking the latest turn in the Hillary Clinton email saga is the most important.
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Representation has always been important, but under Trump's uniquely toxic turn in the White House, it's taken on a new urgency.
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Ms. Darwish said that all of the women at Asiyah are afraid of being deported if they turn in their spouses.
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Officials confirm 83-year-old Joseph Lasorda tried to make a left turn in front of a Boca Raton Police Dept.
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The rebels, in turn, would cease all hostilities, turn in their weapons to the United Nations and return to civilian life.
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But things took a more serious turn in 2000 when Microsoft was being investigated by the federal government over antitrust violations.
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The bad news is that too few of the younger painters who helped foment this turn in New York are present.
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But parents also will need to offer ongoing guidance as kids try to upload a file or turn in an assignment.
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"Markets are unlikely to be critical of fiscal support at this instance given the extraordinary turn in global conditions," she said.
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The violence took a shocking turn in 1994 with the assassination of John Newman, who represented Cabramatta in the State Parliament.
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They're also increasingly a place job seekers turn in order to evaluate whether they want to work for a potential employer.
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Richard Lee, the now-former Chief of Police of Croydon, was asked to turn in his patrol car and his uniform.
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Markets are cheering the news of a potential turn in the outbreak, with many indexes around the world setting new highs.
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Put away the laptop and tablet an hour before you turn in (or diminish blue light with an app like f.lux).
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On Wednesday, it was Representative Jason Chaffetz's turn — in the reddest of states, in the Salt Lake City suburb Cottonwood Heights.
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The reversal was the latest chaotic turn in a two-week quarantine of the ship that has become an epidemiological nightmare.
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Joaquin Phoenix's turn in "Joker", where he transforms from vulnerable loner into confident villain, won him a BAFTA leading actor nomination.
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Monday is the deadline for proponents of the measure to turn in signatures to qualify the measure for the November ballot.
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I returned his smile, and rather than exit appropriately, we did a complete turn in the revolving door and then another.
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Republicans still think West Virginia and Montana can turn in their favor despite favorable numbers and dynamics for Manchin and Tester.
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The trips gave the county a welcome turn in the international spotlight and flooded hotels and restaurants with travelers, officials said.
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It's Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's turn in the white-hot spotlight in President Donald Trump's conflict with the Justice Department.
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Mediator At first blush, there's a baffling, inside-out quality to Julian Assange's latest star turn in our shambolic national story.
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His heart-rending turn in "Manchester by the Sea," along with his many triumphs all season long, pointed to Oscar gold.
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One idea along those lines is to give the veteran infielder Jose Reyes a turn in center field in spring training.
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ET on MSNBC: Buttigieg's turn in the spotlight The South Bend mayor has made himself a central figure in past debates.
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The decision could have particularly stark implications under President Donald Trump, who has overseen a hard turn in enforcing immigration laws.
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Some people didn't turn in an album at all, some had their wives complete it and others hired a professional designer.
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The leadership upheaval is the latest turn in a campaign that has endured multiple reorganizations and never gelled as a unit.
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One imagines those servers and locksmiths barking at their own underlings in turn, in an endless daisy chain of professional misery.
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Viggo Mortensen's nominated leading-man turn in the hippie-family tear-jerker "Captain Fantastic" can also be viewed via those services.
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When it is our turn in the queue, the uniformed woman stares at the bag he has placed in the tray.
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Barboza recalled that, on Election Day in 2012, a man drove by and asked where he could turn in his ballot.
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It marked an operatic turn in Mr. Tillerson's tenure after months of reports that he would soon leave the Trump administration.
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The most engaging arc this season has been Morgan's, precisely because it's not clear which way he'll turn in the end.
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The situation took a bizarre turn in September, when the accuser's alleged rape kit bag was delivered to her mom's doorsteps.
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While all the women of Fuenteovejuna are still living in the settlement, they look forward to when their turn in line comes.
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The underlying premise of the "Trump rally" has been that the economic expansion will translate into a major turn in revenue growth.
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Not just among civilians — you'd be hard-pressed to find an artist who didn't turn in a Bowie cover at some point.
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At high speeds, the front and back wheels turn in the same direction, which makes for smoother lane changes on the highway.
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It was yet another fluke accident that caused him to be recaptured after he made a U-turn in a stolen vehicle.
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The Obama administration pioneered a way to get cooperation from local police and politicians who didn't want to help turn in immigrants.
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The brilliant turn in the writing of the Injustice games is that Superman can barely see how he's bent from that mission.
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" He also said the Muslim community had to "cooperate with law enforcement and turn in the people who they know are bad.
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LHP Carlos Rodon will miss his next turn in the rotation because of neck discomfort, White Sox general manager Rick Hahn said.
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However, Sonders said there has also been a turn in the economic data and earnings that have moved back into positive territory.
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Sessions has instead pressed the division to fight violent crime, turn in unauthorized immigrants, and abandon efforts to systematically reform police departments.
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Surprising Fey, Fallon stood up and took his turn in front of the Playbill poster, fighting back his emotions from the start.
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If any of the above people tracking the girls every move were good, WHY would they not turn in the murderer already?
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Some of the world's biggest asset managers, such as BlackRock, an indexation giant, are strongly in favour of this turn in events.
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The hard-core Brexiteers are yet more evidence of an ugly turn in British politics towards tub-thumping, no-holds-barred populism.
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Urquidy took a star turn in Game 4, earning a victory with five shutout innings in just his eighth major league start.
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Basic industrials were also a surprise, thanks to an increase in Chinese business, a turn in Europe and an improved airline cycle.
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And a nativist turn in both America and Britain has led to tighter rules on visas for foreign students, crimping their numbers.
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But I still want to know about her brilliant (some would say out of character) turn in the BBC cop drama Collateral.
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Here intensifiers like "so", "very", "extremely" and "really" help; often deployed before a turn in her argument like "but", "although" or "nonetheless".
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Izzie and Alex 'shippers would rejoice, and even those still smarting from Heigl's departure would no doubt turn in to hate-watch.
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Keep your fingers crossed — I have a feeling Rose's turn in the crossover episode will have us all begging for more Batwoman.
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Everyone has to see the mechanics of each turn in order to agree that, yes, that's how everything is supposed to work.
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Driving the index's rise was a bearish turn in the euro, which slid to $1.1316 from a one-month high of $1.1416.
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CarbonWA was preparing to turn in its signatures before the alliance had even started to gather theirs, or written final ballot language.
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In May, Prosecutor-General Rodigo Janot reached a plea deal with both brothers, who agreed to turn in 1,893 politicians they bribed.
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Sprint offers a lease plan that lets you upgrade after 23 months if you turn in your phone, like Apple's upgrade program.
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The rebels are expected to turn in all arms by June, and some 8,000 are set to be registered by this weekend.
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When Casey won for his turn in Manchester By the Sea, Ben gave a silent fist pump, looking very tearful and proud.
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She made the turn in 3-under 33 with four birdies on the front nine, and poured in two more on Nos.
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Record numbers of asylum seekers have forced a U-turn in immigration policies, angering many Greens and deepening divisions within the coalition.
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On Tuesday, the New York Knicks took another turn in their ongoing rebuild by removing Steve Mills as president of the team.
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Watch the full video above, and viewers can turn in next week to see another familiar face on the show: Jenna Fischer.
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At the halfway mark, baste your bird and give it a complete 180° turn in the oven so that it cooks evenly.
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A win by Leonardo DiCaprio for his rugged turn in pioneer tale "The Revenant" could foreshadow a long-sought best actor Oscar.
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Samsung got tapped for its over-heating phone battery debacle, but Camel Milk Victoria more than deserves its turn in the spotlight.
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The show took a dark turn in season 4 and I was ready to swear it off for good after season 5.
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"Ecuador's new regime has done a 180 turn in relation to protecting Mr Assange," WikiLeaks said in the statement published on Twitter.
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On a different note, though, the name of the franchise's fifth installment is taking a darker turn, in light of recent events.
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I chose to carefully walk through the obstacle when it was my turn in order to avoid as many wires as possible.
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As for the destructive turn in a competitive market, well, conflicts about capitalism are a major theme for historians and political scientists.
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DeRozan and Lowry have engineered their own star turn in the shadow cast by the Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James and Kyrie Irving.
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S. trade talks in Washington, the turn in sentiment did not prompt a big risk-on move in euro zone bond markets.
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After rounding the final turn, in perfect position to make a move, Jose went to the ask and moved Submit slightly outside.
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Mr. Gyllenhaal, although best known as a film star, wowed musical theater fans last summer with his star turn in an Encores!
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Immigration, he says, took a wrong turn in 1976 when President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing allowed families to join economic immigrants in France.
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After his turn in "Fight Club," Norton went on to produce and direct both "Motherless Brooklyn" (2000) and "Keeping The Faith" (2019).
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Figuring out which group you're in can help you break out of your procrastination patterns — and maybe even turn in something early.
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Students who waited until the last minute to turn in their papers had greater stress and more health issues than others did.
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"The market's turn seemed to coincide with the turn in oil prices," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Capital Management.
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But that will not mean that the city will turn in from fear, but rather we will turn out in celebration, together.
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If consolidating can save you money while helping you achieve your long-term goals, don't hesitate to turn in that application today.
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Mr. Obama's standing marks a final-year turn in the arc of a presidency defined largely by the intensity of his opposition.
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The state prosecutor dropped fraud charges against Gordhan, executing a U-turn in a case that has drawn accusations of political meddling.
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They are also symbolically turning themselves in alongside those arrested: Mass turn-in at the jail today to demand charges be dropped!
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"Predicting the turn in the economy from expansion to recession is the hardest thing for an economist to do," Mr. Friedfel said.
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OpenDemocracy's website lists approximately 34 editorial staff members, and states that its volunteer writers collectively turn in about 60 pieces a week.
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He was most likely chosen to reverse these environmental initiatives, a deeply disturbing turn in the nation's effort to slow climate change.
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When democratic capitalism is managed in ways that fail to provide good jobs, working people will turn in desperation toward authoritarian solutions.
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The challenge lies in Maeterlinck's symbolist style, which resists psychological realism at every turn in favor of evasive dialogue and sibylline details.
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Do most voters "lock in" their votes over the summer, such that a turn in the fall isn't likely to swing elections?
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Too much stress is placed on reporting the latest incremental turn in a story, especially regarding America's current and brewing conflicts abroad.
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Mr. Tillerson had yet to turn in his State Department decoder ring before speculation turned to who else would be gone soon.
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That reflects a sharp turn in the American path to the White House, which until recently ran so often through state capitals.
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Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper, who play the film's two protagonists, have electric onscreen chemistry, and they turn in fine-tuned performances.
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Diana Rigg, celebrated for her witty, acidic turn in "Game of Thrones," will play a pivotal role as the Duchess of Buccleuch.
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Mr. Graham's fortunes took a career-building turn in 1949, thanks in no small measure to the power of the Hearst press.
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The measure does not envision a day when individual car owners will be required to turn in their old vehicles, proponents say.
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In the locker room on Sunday night, Carroll chalked up the turn in this season's fortunes to a true and solid discovery.
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Each new turn in those stories started a fresh round of questions about restaurant culture and what its future should look like.
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Instead, they'd have to wait their turn in Mexico instead, potentially for years, in a dramatic deviation from previous U.S. immigration policy.
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He said that by making people turn in old bank notes, he would capture billions of rupees of so-called black money.
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"I was virtually moved to tears," she recalled a month later, smartly dressed and awaiting her turn in a Staten Island courtroom.
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Zara, which operates 170 stores in China, was also ordered to carry out a "self-inspection" and turn in a rectification report.
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The fat, the poor, the deluded, the disabled: all take their turn in the stocks, one by one in the viewing schedule.
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Fonda broke out as a star with his turn in the 1969 blockbuster "Easy Rider," which marked its 50th anniversary this year.
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There hasn't been a new Nex since, and expectations will be raised for Vivo to turn in some characteristically unique hardware soon.
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Filers can request a six-month extension to turn in their returns, but taxes owed still must be paid by April 15.
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She would go through two cups of coffee and a bottle of Coke before her turn in the national spotlight was over.
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Harpootlian was simultaneously pumped about the blowout victory and saddened that his state's — and his own — turn in the spotlight was ending.
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If I am at home sewing my kids' Halloween costumes, I'm probably blowing off a rewrite I was supposed to turn in.
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"Sod the pressure cooker, all you need to get this turkey sizzling is a turn in the microwave," the product description reads.
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At each turn in Brazil's long-simmering political crisis, secret recordings have produced one revelation after another, tripping up some powerful politicians.
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The move is the latest turn in the scandal involving unauthorized spending at CUNY, the largest public urban university in the country.
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It's as if she had taken a very long wrong turn in that Beetle, and finally made it back to New York.
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Morgan Stanley downgraded technology stocks to underweight from equal weight on Monday, citing expectations of a more defensive turn in the market.
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"No other candidate has ever done this," Wade Snowden, 23, said of the photo line, as he waited his turn in Vinton.
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While tensions between the president and GOP lawmakers have been simmering for months, the latest exchanges suggest a turn in the relationship.
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But the president believes that wherever he goes, he can force the news cycles — and political fortunes — to turn in his favor.
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"Igor was driving and apparently a vehicle pulled a U-turn in front of them and there was a collision," Davidson said.
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THE TAKEAWAY Georgia: The Bulldogs demonstrated their depth and motivation to turn in a better Sugar Bowl showing than a year ago.
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Trailing going into the final run, Shiffrin overcame some early mistakes to turn in a combined time of 1 minute 33 seconds.
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I do my first interview from home for a story I need to turn in today and then get ready for work.
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After trailing the during the past year, transports stocks could have their turn in the driver's seat, according to one technician's forecasts.
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Nesbitt, after weeks of managing logistics from the hotel, will take a turn in the field, leading one of the balloon teams.
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NOTES: The Indians are skipping RHP Josh Tomlin's turn in the rotation, which means they need a starter for Monday'sgame against Houston.
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MacAfee and James check polls (in a high school election!) that somehow exist immediately after every twist and turn in the election.
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Now if you'll excuse me, it's time to turn in my early retirement membership card and get back to the salt mines!
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"I know that my skills are coming, it's just about practicing it every time I do a turn in training," he said.
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The arrest is a dramatic turn in the struggle to end collusive ties between the government and the powerful family-controlled conglomerates.
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At each major turn in Brazil's political crisis in the past year, the recordings are revealing tactics that would make Machiavelli proud.
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They are more interested in saying, where might I turn in order to look at questions of higher meaning and higher purpose?
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But the alleged Sinaloa cartel leader is finding out how slowly the wheels of justice can turn in the U.S. justice system.
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The Favourite's trio of leads — Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz, and Emma Stone — turn in some of the best performances of the year.
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So when it comes time to turn in the keys these days, tech advances might leave shoppers feeling like Rip Van Winkle.
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Opinion Columnist This week it's Joe Biden's turn in the #MeToo barrel, and like many Democrats, I'm torn about what to think.
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But it would be nothing if DeJonge hadn't quietly resolved to turn in one of the best horror-movie performances of the year.
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Synthetic reality, malignant AI, those crazy "bullet time" effects—each twist and turn in the Wachowskis' magnum opus more awesome than the last.
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Essentially, the The Wife may be Close's turn in the sun as we close out the 2010s, but she's been shining for decades.
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King's outstanding turn in the only twice-nominated If Beale Street Could Talk is the type to linger with you for a while.
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You're also required to turn in this form if you paid wages of at least $1,000 in any quarter to all household employees.
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Dewan has also enjoyed success since her turn in Step Up and has landed several roles in movies, TV shows and music videos.
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And if you turn in Monday at 9:00, I think you&aposre going to be extremely happy with the Supreme Court, right?
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If you still don't trust Allison Williams after her villainous turn in Get Out, her new Netflix thriller won't exactly change your mind.
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At low speeds, the rear wheels are steered counter to the front ones, while at high speeds, they turn in the same direction.
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But what's even more interesting is when you start reading his speeches and writings as he makes his right turn in the '70s.
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Watch the reaction from Brooke and Paris Dennard -- a Trump supporter who's black and shocked as hell at the turn in the conversation.
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The big picture: The deal has been a long time coming, but its completion comes amid a tumultuous turn in U.S.-Saudi relations.
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I clutched the yoke to keep the wings level and worked the rudder pedals, trying to turn in the direction of the wind.
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A spokesman for Puzder, George Thompson, said he expects that Puzder will turn in a separate questionnaire to the committee by Thursday morning.
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All the hardware is placed in the center stripe while the two large hemispheres are the engine that can turn in any direction.
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Throughout the episode, Meredith -- and later Ben, whose suspicions about DeLuca's attacker were confirmed -- struggled with whether or not to turn in Alex.
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Along with Daisy, Apple has also announced a temporary program called GiveBack, where customers can turn in devices in store or through Apple.
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As a result, they see every twist and turn in this election as more proof that Clinton is succeeding and Trump is failing.
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Gary Oldman's lead performance as Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour and Allison Janney's supporting turn in I, Tonya rounded out the acting categories.
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According to CNN, the new rule will force people who own bump stocks to turn in or destroy the devices within 22016 days.
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The biggest revelation here is that Quavo's star turn in Atlanta has emboldened him, as he co-directed this video along with Daps.
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I also finally turn in my bag of used pods for recycling that have been in the back of my car for weeks!
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