A first lady turned senator turned secretary of state versus a landlord turned reality TV host turned semiprofessional birther turned amateur horror movie lurker who creeps up behind you.
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And then that company turned into a $30 million company that turned into another company that turned into streaming that turned into the Mavs.
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It's been an incredible year for the infamous Dr. Phil guest-turned internet meme-turned reality TV star-turned Kardashian rival -turned successful rapper.
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For me those moments turned into hours, hours turned into weeks and weeks turned into months.
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Because who wants pumpkin guts all over their kitchen (turned living room, turned closest, turned bedroom)?
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But that attempt turned into two, which turned into 10, which has now turned into … many.
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One day you realize that the screams have turned into whines, the whines turned into arguments, the arguments turned into blaring music, and the music turned into goodbyes.
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It seemed to be somewhat of a catharsis: Laughter turned to tears turned to anger turned back to laughter.
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And the, his food turned to gold, and his drink turned to gold and his family turned to gold.
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The fictional Tim Heidecker, movie reviewer turned hapless entrepreneur turned would-be district attorney, perfectly models the trajectory of a criminal real estate developer turned reality show host turned president.
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I wasn't turned on, but I wasn't turned off either.
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Sarah had just turned 22007 and I'd just turned 220.
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It was spontaneous; People just turned up and turned loose.
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"50 turned into 100, 100 turned into 200, that turned into 0.33, and still growing," said David, who considers data an asset.
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Sixteen months after he left his post as creative director of Saint Laurent, the former designer-turned-photographer-turned-designer-turned-etc.
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A naval officer turned investment banker turned academic turned energy consultant turned foreign-policy adviser, he first piqued the FBI's interest in 2013, when an American-based Russian intelligence officer tried to recruit him.
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Sleeping on the couch of your high school friend turned ex-boyfriend, turned the man you cheated on your last boyfriend with, turned fuck buddy, turned roomie gets about as awkward as you can imagine.
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Meyer turned 39 on Saturday, and Blasberg turned 34 on Friday.
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It's a lever that can be turned on or turned off.
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"My air turned brown and my water turned black," she said.
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A freelance former journalist turned troll turned behind the scenes influencer.
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Why have lagging regions turned right while successful regions turned left?
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But days turned into weeks and weeks turned into 8.5 months.
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"It's like when Netflix turned and when Amazon turned," Cramer said.
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Here is the lichen turned crouton; here, the squid turned tartlet.
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Their bones have turned liquid; their hearts have turned into stone. . . .
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"He turned off the music, turned off the lights," Sam said.
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Worry slowly turned to quiet despair as election results turned toward Trump.
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However, while it turned out Hayley's was negative, Lauren's turned up positive.
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Fine artist-turned-tattooer Laura Lesser turned her passion into her profession.
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Their conversation turned from DMs to texts, which turned into phone calls.
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I can see when they're turned on and they're not turned on.
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They turned to each other, turned up their palms and shrugged simultaneously.
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Jane Hirschmann, a community organizer turned psychotherapist turned doula , was not convinced.
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In 2010, the youngest millennials turned 14 and the oldest turned 29.
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In several ways, Micheaux is the black pioneer — a Pullman porter turned South Dakota homesteader turned self-published novelist turned self-taught and amazingly tenacious filmmaker.
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So I turned around, clicked the camera and it turned out pretty good!
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So, the fellow turned out, whoever it was, turned out to be correct.
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That noise turned out to be a slightly lost koala turned home intruder.
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A baroque riff turned, tangent, then turned slapstick with an impossibly masterful landing.
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Utah turned the ball over 18 times, which Indiana turned into 33 points.
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This went on for days, which turned into weeks, which turned into months.
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As we grew older Sarah turned to sports, and I turned to books.
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My confusion turned into paranoia which turned into panic attacks which triggered delusions.
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It began in 1958, the year he turned 30 and she turned 28.
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HSH turned to its state owners after risky assets turned sour in 2008.
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K., O.K.: I'm a concert pianist turned therapist turned musical theater pianist/composer.
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Its founder, for one thing, is a female engineer turned entrepreneur turned executive.
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His father, a smuggler turned rebel leader turned president, was assassinated in 2001.
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Cultural tides in America had turned, and the Met hadn't turned with them.
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Every time A. had that dream, it aroused the same feelings in him—calm that turned into frustration that turned into anger that immediately turned into compassion.
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Many new candidates ran as outsiders, including the peanut farmer turned governor Jimmy Carter, the Hollywood actor turned governor Ronald Reagan, the "man from hope" turned governor Bill Clinton, the Texan businessman turned governor George Bush, the Chicago community organizer turned senator Barack Obama, and the New York real estate tycoon turned reality television star Donald Trump, who had the additional political advantage of running against consummate insider Hillary Clinton.
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HSH Nordbank turned to its state owners after risky assets turned sour in 13.
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He would have turned 61 on Friday Cline would have turned 61 on Friday.
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As spring turned to summer, drought conditions turned from bad to worse, Netherlands said.
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She has turned her whole life to shit, and turned that shit into gold.
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Stocks turned lower and the dollar turned positive as Fischer spoke just before midday.
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The company was founded by Kate Ryder, a journalist-turned-venture capitalist-turned-founder.
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The bank turned to its state owners after risky assets turned sour in 2008.
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Anwar teamed up with Mahathir, his ally-turned-foe-turned-ally, to oust Najib.
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Number staring turned into data testing, data testing turned into building their own software.
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I turned around, stared straight ahead and turned the music a little bit lower.
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Then he turned toward me, took a small bow, turned again and walked away.
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Fear turned to anger when the alert turned out to be a false alarm.
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Opioids turned me into an addict, but opioid withdrawal turned me into an asshole.
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Bernie Sanders (who turned 78 in September) and Warren (who turned 153 in June).
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Democrats for the most part turned down the noise, and turned up the substance.
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He barely even turned around… as soon as he turned around he just dropped.
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If you're the 208-year-old international judo medalist-turned legendary pro wrestler- turned MMA fighter- turned longstanding politician in question, though, this borders on business as usual.
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I've gone through troubleshooting with customer care, turned off motion detection altogether, turned off only particular sections the camera monitors, turned it back on, and everything in between.
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Suarez—a Marine-turned-gang leader-turned-activist-turned-martial arts instructor—literally made a name for himself as a karate practitioner, and inspired a myriad of imitators.
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Graceful and free, powered by the sheer joy of being a child, by the happiness of finding herself in such an astonishing spot, she turned and turned and turned.
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And I think that once those documents are turned over, if they are turned over.
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Unlike coal and nuclear power, wind and solar can't be turned turned on or off.
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"It's like a Bolaño story: an actor turned monk turned Powerball winner," Mr. Bockley said.
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The now heated liquid metal gets turned into heat, which then gets turned into electricity.
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The Antarctic, though, turned on him as fiercely as it had ever turned on them.
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The comedy actor turned action movie star turned talented food sniffer is constantly surprising us.
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Nirvana's classic album Nevermind turned 25 years old this week, and Weezer's Pinkerton turned 20.
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But as I turned my head, a small arrow icon representing my location also turned.
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Plus, it won't be just the model-turned-TV-host-turned-designer modeling her wares.
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The businessman turned celebrity turned politician just isn't going to behave like his presidential predecessors.
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The weekend turned into a month, which turned into a year and eventually became permanent.
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As it turned out, KaiOS's timing for this announcement turned out to be pretty interesting.
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But just as the tribal mentality has been turned on, it can be turned off.
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I turned to him and instead of pulling him behind me, I turned his body.
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He stared blankly at the boy, turned to his overflowing truck, turned back to me.
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In these hectic times, channel Games of Thrones long-lost reltives turned lovers turned enemies.
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And when the newly emancipated turned to those facilities for help, they were turned away.
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Before long, his two reps turned into three, which turned into five, ten and twenty.
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When she restarted, her light had turned red and the Barsons' light had turned green.
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He turned 1 year old on the same day that the Virgin Islands turned 100.
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It was 9:30 in the morning, She turned right, He turned left, They met.
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Denton recently turned fifty, and his stubbly beard and thinning hair have turned mostly gray.
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When he turned 52, he found a lump that turned out to be kidney cancer.
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But it turned out that contacts from the provider turned out to be good substitutes.
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Epigenetics influences which genes in an individual's genome may be turned on or turned off.
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Intern Ivanka Heiress-turned-model-turned-bedazzled-sweater-mogul-turned-government-official Ivanka Trump finally has a title for her role in the White House: Special Assistant to the President.
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Robert Weighton, the sassy king who turned down a card from the Queen, just turned 108.
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Labour Party voters were turned off by Mr Corbyn rather than turned on by Mrs May.
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Allred is a former NFL linebacker (never hurts in Texas) turned HUD lawyer turned political candidate.
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The list of loyalists turned rats or potential loyalists turned rats in Trump world is growing.
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Her work turned heads and the right heads were turned to bring about a good outcome.
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Some turned up, and some turned down, but they all documented their experiences for their fans.
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And now that it's turned into what it's turned into, I'm incredibly proud of the work.
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"The knob had turned but she hadn't turned it and it was burning her," she recalled.
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But a one-week estimate turned into two, and two turned into a full month displaced.
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Sia Furler, singer-songwriter turned megahit collaborator turned victim-to-victory pop belter, is shy onstage.
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A major factor in the resurgence of nootropics was a book-turned-film-turned-CBS show.
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There are many similarities between the American consultant-turned-ideologue and the Hungarian liberal-turned-ultraconservative.
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"Aren't we having a good time eating here together?" the bodybuilder-turned-actor-turned-politician exclaimed.
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CNN I turned on CNN on 9/11, and I don't think I've turned it off.
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When he turned 18, Lindenberger turned to Reddit to get information on how to get vaccinated.
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He even fights Chuck Norris, the real-life karate champion turned action hero turned internet meme.
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And ours turned it over and went to break out again, and then turned it over and went to break out again and then — guess what — we turned it over again.
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The country-turned pop-turned Bad-Taylor-turned-back-to-Good-Taylor has returned to her old shenanigans, having been caught up in some drama regarding the ownership of her masters.
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It's been a long time since we gathered here to unpack the rising and falling fortunes of our favorite con man turned corporate lawyer turned mobile phone dealer turned plaintiffs' attorney.
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It began as a coffee extraction company that turned into a cannabinoid extraction company (much more profitable) that turned into a cannabinoid synthesis for sleep aid that turned into, now, sleep coaching.
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But Michael Bloomberg, a Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent-turned-Democrat who is spending his own billions to become president, will be on the debate stage for the first time on Wednesday.
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After the walk light turned green, they waited as two cars turned left, then began to cross.
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The lawyer-turned-jewelry designer turned to artisans in India to create jewelry inspired by South Asia.
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I've turned to it when I was happy, and I've turned to it when I was depressed.
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By early July, "the honey flow just turned off like you turned off a faucet," he said.
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After River's Edge, I turned a lot of stuff down that I probably shouldn't have turned down.
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Remote management is turned off by default; although remote management can turned on through the advanced settings.
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I'm turned on by him being turned on, and excited by the subversive casualness of the sex.
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It turned into the Monica Lewinsky investigation, which then turned into the second impeachment trial in history.
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Americans turned out, and specifically Democrats, turned out in the lowest level they've done for 70 years.
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Then it turned into something else; it turned into divas and arias and all these arrogant conductors.
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Other characters to rival the mogul turned reality television star turned novice politician revolve around Trump Tower.
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"She turned around for a good five seconds, turned back around, and they were gone," Gomez said.
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And then it turned into something in retrospect quite comic: the entire audience turned into one Jew!
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An Icelandic sailor-turned-banker-turned sailor seems completely relieved his mid-life career change is over.
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Initial reports from the campaign trail indicated she wasn't the best retail candidate (though to be fair, most first-time candidates struggle initially) so Navy vet turned lotto winner turned philanthropist Gil Cisneros and teacher turned businessman turned philanthropist Andy Thorburn have decided to run here as well.
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Yesterday, the actor-turned-rapper-turned-crooner confirmed our suspicions by inscribing the word "unruly" on his bicep.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, the body builder turned actor turned politician, is recovering after undergoing open-heart surgery on Thursday.
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Turned out everyone was SUPER excited about it and turned out to be an absolute success by accident.
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I started with walking, and then the walking turned into jogging, and then the jogging turned into running.
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The fact that it goes off, is turned off, by this experience ... So you want it turned off.
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For the move, Mr. Fritz again turned to his many friends, who turned out en masse to help.
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Apple turned 40 today — and the iOS App Store turned seven years, nine months, and about three weeks.
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But things soon turned ugly in Warsaw as the match quickly turned into a rout on the field.
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One cap turned into two caps; two caps turned into lining my gums before dinner with my friends.
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I was very fucking excited to see the photo, and then when it turned, it turned very quickly.
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Obviously I wish that the Senate race would've turned out differently, and that Tennessee would've been turned blue.
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They turned to Periscope because the Republican majority, which controls access to the House's cameras, turned them off.
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I'm on the corner of your bed,I'm thinking maybe,are you turned on,are you turned on?
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Instead, attention has turned to the awards themselves, with campaigning having turned into something of a blood sport.
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The US has turned to non-star replacements, many of whom have turned down the offers to play.
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A cop turned nurse turned attorney, Payne, 27, has been practicing bankruptcy law in Memphis since the 27s.
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Although my son's little switch was luckily turned off that day, unfortunate gadgets in me were turned on.
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Needless to say, the Austrian-born bodybuilder-turned-actor-turned-politician has a huge interest in clean energy.
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She also turned to more traditional portraiture as she began exploring various themes that she turned into projects.
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"We turned up the volume on fat and changed the texture and turned down the heme," Konrad said.
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Yet after it turned to the right in 1969, Cohen argues, the court also turned on the poor.
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When Porter turned abusive and their marriage went bad, Holderness said, they turned to the church for guidance.
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Eighteen turnovers hurt as Oregon turned up the pressure on defense and turned the tide of the game.
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The music was turned off after a first request by the police, but was then turned back on.
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Instead of being a normal human being, I turned into — I was forcibly turned into a political being.
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As a result, the 70-year-old bodybuilder-turned-action star-turned-politician underwent an hours-long operation.
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The same way Instagram turned everyone into a photographer, Instant Pot turned everyone into a chef — including me.
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It did not match the lofty expectations of his strategists, some of whom had spent years sketching out how the Democrat-turned-Republican, turned-independent, turned-Democrat could rewrite the rules of American politics.
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Originally, [kickboxing] was a hobby for me and it turned into my business and it turned into my life.
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Those days turned into weeks, which turned into four months of uttering not a single syllable to one another.
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Complex chemical pathways and feedback loops lead to certain genes being turned on and certain genes being turned off.
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On Facebook, the thoughts in your head turned into news articles you liked, turned into things you could share.
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The sun had set and the air turned cold, so Almodovar zipped his jacket and turned his collar up.
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And you know, had been doing business development, turned me into a general manager, turned me into an executive.
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We turned that into a set of three files, which then, we turned into a set of 23D wheels.
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As I turned around and started walking away, she spit her gum at me while my back was turned.
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Her dad turned his head for a second and when he turned back, she was gone, the coroner said.
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This tension is at the heart of YouTube star-turned-comedian-turned filmmaker Bo Burnham's debut film, Eighth Grade.
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And already baked into the stock that is the former real estate mogul-turned-reality-star-turned-president's portfolio.
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Which brings me to Michael Grimm, the Staten Island congressman-turned-felon-turned-candidate-again who is challenging Rep.
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The college football star turned shortlived NFL quarterback turned professional baseball player has a stoic looking pup named Bronco.
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But it was in the underground caverns of quarries-turned-barracks that American troops really turned their talents loose.
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Trumpism turned America's lagging regions solid red, but the backlash against Trumpism has turned its growing regions solid blue.
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This turned into a numbered map for my book proposal, which turned into the core of Cheese By Numbers.
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"I went from depression to anger, and then anger turned to fight and fighting turned into gangs," Sanchez recalled.
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Its latest target: the Alyscamps in Arles, the onetime Roman necropolis-turned-Christian-cemetery-turned-UNESCO World Heritage site.
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As soon as he turned to this movement starting in 2016 and him becoming president, that turned me off.
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"I've tried to reinvent myself so many times," an aeronautical-engineer-turned-website-designer-turned-personal-chef tells her.
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Although the pictures turned out to be adorable, the story behind Marina's dining experience turned out to be rather tragic.
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The events of model-turned-photographer-turned war correspondent Lee Miller's life are so extraordinary that they almost seem fictional.
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Jon can finally rest easy knowing that his sister and his aunt-turned-girlfriend-turned-queen are becoming best friends.
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I was sure he'd become bored, but one block turned into three, so I finally turned around to face him.
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For monitors, the commission set a power maximum while they're turned on, while they're idle, and while they're turned off.
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New Orleans turned the ball over 10 times in the first half, while the Spurs turned it over just once.
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But, whispers turned into exclamations turned into a crescendo of noise, and some brazenly flouted their cameras and selfie sticks.
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But it turned back ahead smoothly as it had turned to face her, and did not raise the seat. Fine.
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"He turned me down, (I am) probably about the only kid Phil's ever turned down," recalled Koepka with a chuckle.
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Chrissy Teigen, the model turned TV host turned cookbook author, has amassed Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat followings in the millions.
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I turned by head left and the robot headed left and when I turned it right, the robot when right.
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If the wheel turned by more than 15 degrees, as if it was being driven, it turned the software off.
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By the time he had turned twenty-one, he had turned to more serious substances: heroin, morphine, amphetamines, and Demerol.
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Virginia turned the ball over just six times on the day and turned those 17 Lehigh turnovers into 24 points.
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But as the uprising against Bashar al-Assad turned violent and civil war engulfed her homeland, months turned into years.
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Instead, I let the request sit in my incomplete tab for days, which turned into weeks, which turned into months.
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It was like the volume on his otherness had been abruptly turned down and something else had been turned up.
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The changes most noticeable to the naked eye were that the green dye turned red and the blue turned yellow.
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The black press turned these events into stories, and then turned the stories into movements to correct miscarriages of justice.
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On Wednesday, former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, a Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent, vouched for Mrs. Clinton.
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"I have a PhD of being poor, hungry and determined," the janitor-turned-inventor-turned-executive tells the Washington Post.
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The starlet-turned-humanitarian-turned-world leader is still considered, of course, the "World's Most Beautiful Woman" according to People.
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Just minutes before, the conversation between Billy and Trump had turned to this woman, who clearly turned the Donald on.
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Small wonder that on Election Day they turned on their tormentors and the candidates who had turned against them first.
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They do so with no acknowledgment that someone else has turned down the sheets or turned on the bedside lamp.
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This fails and then Burnham has an idea: Why not ask the Federation-officer-turned-Klingon-spy-turned-Federation-officer?
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It seems that opera singer-turned-restaurateur-turned-author Alexander Smalls has lived more lives than a particularly lucky cat.
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"We turned it on, and it was so nasty right at the beginning that we turned it off," said Schnaper.
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After the American-led invasion in 2001, the government-turned insurgent group turned to the opium trade for financial support.
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She had turned me down with gentleness and honesty — maybe just like she would have turned down any other guy.
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The ships appeared to part ways that evening, when the Detroit turned north and the patrol boat turned toward Venezuela.
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While Google's Location History is turned off by default, the web and app activity tracking is turned on by default.
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I know, because every year since I turned 18 I've applied to Harvard, Yale and Oxbridge and been turned down.
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Some lists were memorized with the brain stimulation system turned on; others were done with it turned off, for comparison.
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An ambitious hobbyist, turned accomplished baker, turned cookbook author steps into her crafting niche by creating a decadent holiday castle.
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She should have turned 47 in the same way that she should have turned 20193, or 27, or even 19.
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As it turned out, Goldberg's college friend Richard Barth is KIPP's CEO and Barth often turned to Goldberg for help.
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Johnson tells the story of a military man turned prisoner turned celebrity turned villain, dealing for a while with utterly confused American visitors — an account so implausible and bizarre that it's a perfect narrative for North Korea.
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Could anything be left to say about Nancy (the novelist Mitford, 482-483), Pamela (the boring Mitford, 21973-20013), Diana (the fascist-turned-jailbird-turned-littérateuse Mitford, 22001-22014), Unity (the Nazi Mitford, 294-48), Jessica (the Communist-turned-journalist Mitford, 1917-96) and Deborah (the duchess-turned-author-and-businesswoman Mitford, 1920-2014)?
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It doesn't take long for Amelia to deduce that something is up between the former friends-turned enemies-turned lovers-turned awkward colleagues (?) That's when Owen spills the beans, and Amelia is speechless, though that doesn't last long.
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As Frank Underwood's (Kevin Spacey) former Capitol Hill press secretary turned powerful lobbyist turned White House chief of staff turned disillusioned D.C. deal-maker, Danton was a key player in many of the past seasons' biggest story lines.
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It's fascinating to read and study, now especially to go back and see how flying saucer paranoia turned into communist paranoia, which turned into general paranoia, and then turned into X-Files-era little grey men probing you.
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Bloomberg, a former Democrat-turned Republican-turned Independent-turned Democrat, has spoken about the need for entitlement reform as a way to cut the deficit, a position that puts him at odds with others in the Democratic primary.
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All this time, he's been well aware that her biological father is his former BFF turned wife's lover turned zombie, Shane.
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This secretary-turned-executive-turned-presidential candidate should not be counted out for future presidential races, said Packer, the Republican strategist.
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And Lowes, who plays Olivia Pope and Associates (OPA) newbie-turned-deadly spy-turned working mom Quinn Perkins, is precisely correct.
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The heiress turned reality star turned world's most improbably successful DJ was quick to tweet her admiration for the new banger.
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"Mani turned ten, Kross turned two," Nipsey continues in reference to the couple's son and his daughter from a previous relationship.
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"They turned the stove off in front of the guard, and when he left, turned it back on," Mr. Ahmed said.
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I couldn't get turned on by myself but needed a partner to be turned on visually, so I looked for porn.
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If it comes to this level, Super Cruise cannot be reactivated until the car is turned off and turned back on.
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In the beginning, fans wouldn't let the Twilight star shake his past with costar turned-girlfriend-turned-ex-girlfriend Kristen Stewart.
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"Everyone's access to documents got turned off, and is being turned on [on a] document-by-document basis," said one source.
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The singer-turned-actress-turned-designer partnered with Instagram on a new AR face filter that anyone can access in Stories.
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Eventually we were able to reach her, and it turned out she just had her cellphone turned off the whole time.
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I just saw [Arnold] Schwarzenegger at the gym the other day, and he just turned 70 and I just turned 50.
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Drinks turned into dinner, which five days later turned into plans to move cross-country; Eric packed up two months later.
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Then last night's episode arrives and we learn just how little the lady-turned-servant-turned-lady-again cares about faith.
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Within months of meeting, their discussions about math homework turned into gossip about students — then eventually turned into a sexual relationship.
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Its scientific instruments, which had been turned off for the arrival at Jupiter, will be turned back on in two days.
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Even Tim Tebow, former college star turned failed professional football player turned inspirational speaker, is going to be a no-show.
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For years, while Beijing turned a blind eye towards its own banks and business, Washington turned a blind eye to Beijing.
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He turned the volume up, then turned it up some more, until the music was the only thing in the car.
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BIG mistake—my husband turned into a six-eyed version of Wolfman Jack, and then his face turned into a squid.
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This food trauma turned my best food friend into my worst enemy, and turned my summer into a hell of studying.
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"Shockingly, what we found was not only were [the POMCs] not turned off, they were much more turned on," Horvath says.
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The ruddy-faced Lou Pearlman turned a Ponzi scheme into a boy-band empire and then turned that empire into ashes.
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" "The political mind-set that turned human beings into categories, classes and races also turned them into rodents, insects and garbage.
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Build by Maggie Crowley Build's host Maggie Crowley is a former Olympian turned Harvard MBA student turned director of product management.
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He was at dancing school before he turned 4 and had won an Irish dancing world championship before he turned 12.
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As he ventured farther and farther afield, those weekend trips turned into week-long excursions, which turned into month-long odysseys.
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They turned to the left, they turned to the right; they danced fast, they danced slow; rhythm and melody pervaded them.
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When the Allegro turned reflective, in the elegiac second theme, the rich, dark sound of the Philharmonic turned warm and sunny.
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Later that year, a month before her 30th birthday, Mindy Waldman married Neil Grossman, a mathematical physicist turned lawyer turned financier.
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Without oversight, it is inconceivable that tactics turned against undocumented immigrants won't eventually be turned to the enforcement of other laws.
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Black water Meanwhile, Venezuelans in the northern state of Carabobo turned on their water Wednesday to find it had turned black.
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It turned out that the new discoveries were an awfully flimsy basis for a subpoena, and the subpoena turned up nothing.
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So far, Trump's campaign has turned over approximately 20,000 pages to the Senate judiciary committee, which is investigating Russia's interference in the election, while Manafort turned over approximately 400 pages and Donald Trump Jr. turned over about 250 pages.
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I don't know if we recorded it exactly the way we all wanted to, but it turned out how it turned out.
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From that day on, I turned Samantha and Addy around so I could catch them on the day their heads turned around.
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In 2016, for example, radar turned up a fleet of ships off the coast of Chile that had their AIS turned off.
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" Adds the Saturday Night Live alum, "So we turned around, her contractions started … we U-turned and got it out of there.
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When Jerry, a college football star turned lawyer, first called her at the suggestion of a mutual friend, she turned him down.
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AEDT An earlier version of this article stated Steve Irwin would've turned 49 on Friday, when in fact he would've turned 57.
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"I'm a New Yorker, and I know a con when I see one," the Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent former mayor said.
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I feel like [Star] is more naive than me, and there are certain things that are just turned up or turned down.
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Here's how this entrepreneur turned investor turned men's health and peak performance expert gets the most out of his day, every day.
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The reality star turned fashion designer and the Something Corporate guitarist turned lawyer met through mutual friends on Valentine's Day in 2012.
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The left side of this image was captured with the sensor cooler turned on, while the right side had it turned off.
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Drinking games turned to tequila shots, and tequila shots turned to chugging from bags of cheap wine being passed around the room.
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Will the nuclear bunker-turned-torture-chamber-turned-mass grave ultimately be used to (sorry about this, really) weather the coming war?
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After washing my hands, I slid that sucker up, turned off all harsh lighting, lit candles, and turned on some FKA Twigs.
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Kylie Jenner has just turned 21, and the reality-star-turned-makeup-mogul celebrated her big day with a big Hollywood bash.
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Mr Erdogan turned on the movement only after its bureaucrats turned against him in 2012, by trying to arrest his intelligence chief.
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A Canadian-born philosopher king turned money lender turned successful horseman, Reddam is a multimillionaire and a haunted near-witness to history.
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Just past the town of Moose, I turned off the highway and about five minutes later turned again onto a dirt road.
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But the rally quickly turned violent, with white nationalist groups clashing with counterprotesters who had turned out in opposition to the gathering.
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"I'm going 24.6 miles per hour," Newburger said, and as he turned, he unwittingly turned the steering wheel in the same direction.
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The researchers followed the children from the original study for another year, from the time they turned 5 until they turned 6.
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But those talks soon turned into job interviews, she says, which soon turned into repeated talks with one firm in particular: TenOneTen.
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" She turned to the other hurdlers and set an order, then turned back and wryly smiled, "Too bad the Russians aren't here.
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Like his gender-diverse wardrobe, his brand of fame is quintessentially modern: celebrity scion turned reality TV star turned Instagram self-chronicler.
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One of the best Saturday morning markets is on Rua Mourato Coelho in Vila Madalena, a hippie-turned-hipster-turned-upscale neighborhood.
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In the middle of all this, Bronson — a cook turned rapper turned food celebrity — is charming and sturdy, immune to the winds.
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For instance, someone could accept a marriage proposal if the prism's LED turned red or reject it if the prism turned blue.
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The hills around his groves turned red, then brown, as though the seasons had forgotten themselves and June had turned into November.
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Brown — who has also been endorsed by Raimondo's predecessor, Republican-turned-independent-turned-Democrat Lincoln Chafee — is trying to walk that line.
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They have turned the ball over 8 times (including 3 by James) while Golden State has turned the ball over just once.
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The glue meant to hold the whole thing together is the star, Prabhas, who plays the hero-turned-villain-turned-hero again.
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It turned Wafa's glorified shed into a radio station and turned hundreds of Afghans working for the US military into DJ warriors.
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He said it turned out to be "a so-so play" that was turned into "a so-so movie" with Frank Sinatra.
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And he wonders why voters turned on Hillary, turned on establishment Republicans and elected a man who promised to drain the swamp.
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"It turned about to be this irrelevant indictment, where I think Mueller has turned out to be a private prosecutor," Giuliani said.
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The playoffs, again, had arrived, and there, again, was Nick Foles, reprising his role as the Eagles' backup-turned-starter-turned-savior.
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Making out turned into dry humping, which turned into cuddling, which turned into intertwined legs that resulted in vulva-to-vulva contact that stimulated my already engorged clit, and I came my face off and felt like a total badass.
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With a clear shot at retaking Illinois from an unpopular businessman-turned-politician, at a moment when the White House is occupied by an unpopular businessman-turned-politician, the Democratic Party has decided to back … an unpopular businessman-turned-politician.
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So it's not surprising that as the criminal title character in Rahul Dholakia's "Raees" — a bootlegger turned kingpin turned politician turned folk hero — he's more populist do-gooder than villain, a man whose heart is mostly gold, tarnished but unmistakable.
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Raffaela Eckenberger, of Yonkers, New York, turned 100 on April 3, while her granddaughter and namesake, Ella Collingham, turned 1 on April 9.
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And so, drawing on her affection-turned-disillusionment for Hollywood, she wrote a little song about it — and about a relationship turned sour.
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My character was struggling, sticking his legs out at all angles to brace himself as he turned and straightened and turned and straightened.
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While that report turned out to be false, Yahoo's investigation turned up the 2014 theft, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Under former president Barack Obama, the youngest judge turned 39, and the youngest circuit court judge turned 42, the year they were confirmed.
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As time went on, a few spots turned into breakouts, which turned into fully fledged acne taking up permanent residence across my face.
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Trailing at #2 is Fifty Shades Darker, sequel to the Twlight fan fiction-turned-erotic novel-turned-movie adaptation, Fifty Shades of Grey.
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"A lot of the coal boats have already been turned back -- you saw that yesterday and today -- they've been turned back," he said.
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She turned the fan up as high as she could, the better to drown it out, and then she turned it off. What?
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The winners turned out to be two populist leaders -- comedian-turned-politician Beppo Grillo, who seized on Donald Trump's "drain-the-swamp" chant.
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This sacrifice turned out to be the best decision for their family as John turned that money into a multi-million dollar business.
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That turned out to be far too little for a market in which nobody can be turned away on account of ill health.
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One tip: Before getting started, make sure you have the brightness turned up on your phone, and for iPhones, True Tone turned off.
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And in May, a 1911 cinema turned bingo hall turned snooker club on Fort Hill was reborn again as the Old Kent Market.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a Republican-turned-independent-turned Democrat who is considering a 2020 bid, was in Iowa on Tuesday.
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In May, Gregory Selden, a black Airbnb user, turned to Twitter to share his experience of being turned down by a Philadelphia host.
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Even though today they turned in, or last night they turned in amazing results again because there is nowhere else to go. Unbelievable.
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But as winter turned to spring -- a time when brewers typically gear up for the busy summer season -- the rough patch turned disastrous.
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Over the weekend, Frank Quattrone, the successful technology banker turned exonerated defendant, turned successful technology banker, began an unusually intense debate on Twitter.
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On Monday, at the state's first satellite caucus ever, the Sanders campaign turned out 14 supporters while the Warren campaign turned out one.
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Those who participated in the Clinton trial said the closed sessions were unique, with the cameras turned off and the lights turned down.
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And all of those horrible things that were said about him turned out to be lies and they turned out to be false.
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Officials previously reported to have been executed have turned up alive, and confident predictions about Kim's policies have turned out to be false.
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Mr. Peterson, 453, a University of Toronto psychology professor turned YouTube philosopher turned mystical father figure, has emerged as an influential thought leader.
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Sondland's path to the diplomatic post is rather odd: He's a wealthy former hotel and finance magnate turned political donor turned globetrotting diplomat.
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A Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-Democrat, he twice before flirted with running for president as an independent, but never saw a realistic path.
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When Ben turned the wheel at his cockpit inside Phantom Auto headquarters, the steering wheel in my car turned at the same time.
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The shrewd Iranian diplomat-turned-academic-turned-politician knew very well that the resignation was meaningless, short of Rouhani and Ayatollah Khamenei's acceptance.
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After leaving Twitter, they turned to genetics, where tech advances (and policy changes) had turned the industry into something they could work on.
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It is as if the powers that turned off Mr. Morsi's microphone in his soundproof courtroom cage have turned off the national conscience.
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I was driving really fast on the highway and turned the music up, but I'm dead sure that just turned them on more.
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For example, here's a speed test I did with my VPN turned off: Here's one I did with Freedome turned on: And here's one I did with Private Internet Access turned on: So, I'm getting speeds that are many times slower with my VPN turned on, which makes sense, because my connection is being routed somewhere else before it hits the open internet.
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"With a clear shot at retaking Illinois from an unpopular businessman-turned-politician, at a moment when the White House is occupied by an unpopular businessman-turned-politician, the Democratic Party has decided to back ... an unpopular businessman-turned-politician," Miller writes.
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And naturally, you have former communist turned CIA director, turned MSNBC conspiracy theorist John Brennan also chiming in with more propaganda of his own.
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He says power in Yosemite Valley was turned off while firefighters worked to quell the blaze, but it was turned back on Sunday morning.
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When it turned out that she had been a Japanese woman who was literally destroyed and turned into a white woman, I was shocked.
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When Forsaken launched in September of last year, it felt like Bungie had turned a corner and turned the game into something spectacular again.
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This means that the vast majority of people fell in the middle, suggesting that they weren't particularly turned on or turned off by intelligence.
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Pose's first series premiere reference to America's real estate mogul-turned-Twitter Troll In Chief-turned-Commander In Chief comes off as sucker punch.
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"It looks like Donald Trump," he said simply about his work, which depicts only the face of the businessman–turned–TV personality–turned–politician.
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And then going off about something about the Middle East, which turned out to be a software that was turned down by the campaign.
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In "The Wanderer (Johnny)" (1933), a man huddles over a small fire in a shed, his face turned down, and his collar turned up.
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This week, the heat got turned up, and the simmer turned into a slow boil for Khloé with the divorce papers being filed. Again.
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When women got together to try and improve their lot in the gaming world, it turned into Gamergate, which turned into the alt-right.
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The longtime senator from Delaware-turned-presidential candidate-turned-running mate and vice president announced his campaign early Thursday morning with a video message.
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The longtime senator from Delaware-turned-presidential candidate-turned-running mate and vice president announced his campaign early Thursday morning with a video message.
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It is highly unlikely that FISC "turned down" the FBI's application, because FISC has never turned down any warrant request that we know of.
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After a special performance from Flo Rida, who turned his hit "My House" turned into "Kathie Lee's House," Gifford sat down with Kotb, 230.
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There was a study that showed that straight men are turned on by straight porn and gay men are turned on by gay porn.
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His policy repertoire aligns him with core values of the Democratic Party, although the Democrat-turned-Republican-turned independent has no formal political affiliation.
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Piro pointed out that in November, Santiago voluntarily turned himself into the FBI office in Anchorage, which turned him over to the local police.
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The Nasdaq biotechnology index turned negative shortly after the minutes, likely because investors turned away from riskier investments after the news, according to Zaccarelli.
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In 2020, all signs point to investors digging deeper to support fighter pilot-turned-appointed U.S. Senator McSally and astronaut-turned-candidate Mark Kelly.
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But Facebook turned into a platform used to defend Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's campaign against illegal drugs which critics charge turned into mass slaughter.
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At the western edge of the village, away from the police, the dirt road turned to mud, which soon turned to knee-deep water.
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Bilott's fight pitted him not just against DuPont but against his own firm; he was the legal insider turned outsider, a poacher turned gamekeeper.
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The whispers, which turned into constant conversation, which turned into screaming headlines, is that Kushner mixed too much personal business with official governmental work.
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If tomorrow turned out to be the beginning of the end, what would your last meal be before you turned to the storage goods?
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The former first lady, turned senator, turned secretary of state may have been one of the most qualified nominees ever to run for president.
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As a generation turned, house D.J.s turned remixes of Sade ballads into club classics, and a raft of hip-hop artists repeatedly sampled her.
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This week, both of the pop star's sons celebrated birthdays as Jayden James turned 13 on Thursday while Sean Preston turned 14 on Saturday.
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Their matchmaker, music exec Tim DuBois, first put them together for a songwriting session, which turned into a recording session, which turned into magic.
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As it turned out, Israel's obvious choice turned out better for it and the U.S. by the time the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991.
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If you want to add how something turned out, you&aposre empowered with publishing tools to add this is how this project turned out.
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When Mao's successors turned on his Cultural Revolution, which had brought a decade of upheaval, persecution and purges, they also turned on Ms. Nie.
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More than 28500,6900 people turned out to vote early, nearly matching the 2628,28503 who turned out in total for the Nevada caucuses in 22020.
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Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island, a Republican-turned-independent-turned-Democrat, is moving forward with a second presidential bid, according to WPRI in Providence.
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In what turned out to be his last term, Gutiérrez saw an increasingly powerful Congressional Hispanic Caucus that turned to him for answers. Rep.
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That game turned on a simple slant route by Beckham that he turned into an electrifying 61-yard touchdown, producing a 10-7 victory.
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After OnDeck turned down the second application from Hanson, the pizzeria owner, he turned to World Business Lenders, a small business lender founded in 2011.
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This seems like the perfect way to cap off a pretty amazing year for the reality-TV star turned fashion designer turned millennial lifestyle guru.
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But Ronald Reagan picked a conservative who turned out to be a liberal and picked a conservative who turned out to be a swing vote.
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A computer nerd turned NASA scientist turned establishment-science cynic, Zayner is something like the self-appointed leader of a small but burgeoning biohacking movement.
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The garage of the Studio City house, however, has been turned into a recreation room that somewhat mimics the garage-turned-den on the show.
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The suit also alleges that the company turned a blind eye when some of its "high-volume" prescribers turned out to be actual pill mills.
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If a body camera isn't turned on before use of force, it's supposed to be turned on as soon as it's safe to do so.
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In an update, the space agency noted that Hubble engineers turned the wonky gyro off for one second and then turned it back on again.
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The former Terminator turned Governator turned Apprentice host is better known for his huge muscles, his brash '33s action star chops and his big personality.
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These are hard times for Akebono Taro, the Hawaiian-born sumo-wrestler-turned-fighter-turned-pro-wrestler alternatively known by his birth name Chad Rowan.
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Woods then turned off the record player she was standing at, as four other women stepped up onto the platform and turned off the rest.
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Plastic bottles that have been steam-blasted, chopped into tiny pieces, melted, then turned into thread that is turned into yarn — but plastic bottles, nonetheless.
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After falling for two weeks, mortgage interest rates turned ever so slightly higher last week, and that apparently turned potential borrowers back on their heels.
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By the time it was over, relationships had changed and fallen apart, characters had turned on each other, and the story turned toward its endpoint.
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When thorny issues like, oh, Trump's racist statements about Muslims, turned up, Sandberg turned to Kaplan for counsel, and Kaplan reportedly had a significant impact.
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But though she turned her head a moment when she heard footsteps approaching, she immediately turned away as he arrived and kept her eyes averted.
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As far as casting goes for the Lewinsky story, Murphy says he will cast an unknown actress to play the intern turned punchline turned advocate.
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But as the national mood has turned more somber, the ability to succeed away from home has turned from an electoral asset into a liability.
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But Stories with replies turned on had an average reach rate that was about 9%, which was 3.2% higher than those with replies turned off.
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Two years later, Branson started selling records via mail, which turned into a record store, which then turned into a recording studio called Virgin Records.
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Its leader, Isaias Afwerki, an intellectual turned guerrilla fighter turned president, was once considered one of the smartest and most charismatic rebels in the world.
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Days turned into months and months turned into years as repairs dragged on to the little building that housed Chumley's and to the adjacent structures.
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Running inside (like being on a treadmill) can be done with location services turned off, but they have to be turned on for outdoor running.
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"When she said Jazmine the third time, I turned the light on in the car and turned around and looked at my baby," Washington said.
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I am capable of lifting weight and closing and gripping and all that so it turned out pretty well — my surgery turned out pretty well.
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"About half of the nominees that Republican presidents have put on the court have turned into train wrecks, have turned into liberal activists," Cruz said.
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Last week, she turned 20, and ten days earlier, her son Shakim turned five, crossing the invisible barrier from the nursery to the school yard.
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From here, they turned their eyes to a hotel in Winnipeg (and the restaurant within the hotel) that had turned away members sporting HA patches.
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He has not turned off, or even turned down, any of the roaring appliances in his apartment; they provide an autistic shell of familiar chaos.
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Only a fraction of a nuclear weapon's core is turned into energy during an explosion; the rest is irradiated, melted, and turned into fine particles.
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As in many democracies, this election has at times turned ugly, as supporters of both candidates have turned to social media to smear the opposition.
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Just ask Herman Manshaba, the entrepreneur, turned-opposition leader, turned mayor of Johannesburg, South Africa, the country's largest city, who is on the front-line.
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The researchers studied this by comparing children who turned 18 just in time for the election to children who turned 18 a day too late.
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These hacks, and this podcast, have turned devices nominally designed to protect people's homes into surveillance devices that have been turned back on their owners.
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When The Herald Tribune closed, Mr. Price turned down several attractive job offers to work on what turned out to be a never-finished novel.
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After its bid was rejected by the patent court in September, Sanofi turned to the higher court but the case was turned down again on Tuesday.
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The twenty-something bartender took our order, and as he turned away from us to get our drinks he suddenly turned back and looked at me.
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In court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Heard, who turned 30 on April 22, says her birthday celebration turned violent once her husband arrived on the scene.
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And then everyone turned away, pretending nothing had happened—just turned our backs on the guy, freezing him out and, no doubt, adding to his mortification.
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The tennis star told an officer the Hyundai had turned left in front of her as the light turned red while she was at the intersection.
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Like some amalgam of science fiction fabulist and pornographer, Kool Keith — a 1980s innovator turned '90s eccentric turned 2000s mystery — pinballs among topics, sentiments and scenes.
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The hotel heiress-turned-reality TV star-turned-DJ has looked more or less the same since the last time she set foot on a farm.
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She closed by saying Cosby and his team misjudged Dickinson, and hailed her as a victim turned survivor turned winner ... and an inspiration for other women.
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Can certain features – like voice or text chat – be turned off, and if so, can they easily be turned back on when you leave the room?
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It has turned art into a project of branding (of place, of lifestyle), it has turned artistic value into financial rather than cultural or societal gain.
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The film, about a fighter pilot turned alien soldier turned cosmic superhero, is the first in Marvel Studios cinematic history that centers on a woman superhero.
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Tests of the animal's blood turned up an unknown virus, which also turned up in mosquitoes in the same forest – a clue to how it spread.
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If Latinos had turned out for her at the levels that African-Americans turned out for Obama, it's possible that today she would sit in Congress.
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A fan turned Facebook friend, a pal turned plug, Jake rolls in on a skateboard (Watson's preferred conveyance) with a backpack full of the mind-altering.
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Pfeiffer told Axios: "The wheels of justice have turned and turned on [debating this program], and we as a nation need to put it behind us."
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At about 5 pm ET, media outlets start reporting what the exit polls say about who turned out — namely, who turned out earlier in the day.
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Morgan, who turned 30 today, had a step on Stokes, but that was all she needed for a header, casually turned in past the defenseless keeper.
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Slave-holding parents and slave-holding family members gave girls enslaved people as gifts — for Christmas sometimes, when they turned 16 or when they turned 21.
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"I turned on the blue check mark and turned off all of the notification settings, and all of a sudden things got very quiet," says Susan.
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After I had turned off my recorder and paid the bill and packed my things and arranged for my exit, she turned the tables on me.
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Today we're talking to Buzzfeed News DC bureau Chief Kate Nocera about Gordon Sondland, the hotel owner turned ambassador turned key witness in the impeachment inquiry.
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"People turned down a pretty dark path and it turned into a nasty thing," the actor and teacher said in an interview with Good Morning America.
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"People turned down a pretty dark path and it turned into a nasty thing," the actor and teacher said in an interview with Good Morning America.
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He seems to be patronizing them and not quite listening to them because he's turned away, like he's turned his back to them and their problems.
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It turned out to be prescient, but at the time, I thought it was not that far-fetched, and it turned out not to be, unfortunately.
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A former Republican turned liberal political activist, he said he turned to teaching English in Russia to pay the bills and because his wife is Russian.
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"People turned down a pretty dark path and it turned into a nasty thing," the actor and teacher said in an interview with Good Morning America.
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The real story began with Daniel Ellsberg, the Marine turned government researcher turned clandestine peacenik who first gave the Pentagon Papers to The New York Times.
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"Our longer term work has turned as well, old momentum has turned, I think any pullback into $65, $66 is an opportunity to add exposure," he said.
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If you have tag suggestions turned off, Facebook says that the new facial recognition features will be turned off by default when they're made available to you.
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Because of his childhood, Wade says he didn't have his first drink until he turned 28, and didn't seriously become enthusiastic about alcohol until he turned 30.
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He recruits a former Wall Street guy turned convict turned high-tech gym founder, and offers him a clean slate in exchange for tracing Taiga's money trail.
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Plots involving the spy-turned-mad cyborg wore thin in the original plot, and they weren't helped when he turned into a gangster cyborg in season 8.
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Of course, she's turned Odysseus' men into pigs and she would have turned Odysseus into a pig as well, were he not prepared with the magical antidote.
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But that's not the only cause for celebration: The couple's eldest daughter Blayke just turned 7 on April 5, and the quints turned 3 on April 8.
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In a teaser trailer, Amber (Rose McIver), the American blogger-turned-imposter-turned-fiancée, watches Markle's wedding with her soon-to-be-husband, King Richard (Ben Lamb).
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We've seen fine art get turned into Twitter memes, so it was only a matter of a time until Twitter memes were turned into fine art, right?
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We recently traded emails with the baller-turned-activist-turned-author to discuss his new project, America's current social climate and whether anyone still calls him Lew.
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In every case, Jiang claimed that the iPhones could not be turned on, which turned out to be the crux of the scam, according to the government.
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Al Franken (D-MN) - With a reality TV star-turned-politician in the White House, some Democrats think the comedian-turned-politician would be the perfect foil.
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Their intrepid searches turned up Prohibition-era cellars and bunkers — but no trace of Lindsey, who would have turned 11 just 11 days after she went missing.
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Tiwari, a software engineer-turned-ad filmmaker-turned film director, spoke to Reuters about "Dangal", the crucial ingredient in a sports film, and the importance of humour.
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Their relationship turned sexual in 2013 when she turned 16, the legal age of consent in the state, according to the affidavit as described in news reports.
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Why it matters: Trump, who earlier turned a huge swath of Republicans toward more favorable opinions of Russia, has now turned his party against his own FBI.
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On April 23, a man in a rented van turned a northern Toronto street into the scene of nightmares as he turned the vehicle against the pedestrians.
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It turned a 10-point disadvantage into a nine-point lead and, as it turned out, was the only quarter in which Orlando outscored the Toronto Raptors.
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After his election, Mohamad secured a royal pardon for Anwar and has promised to step aside for his friend-turned-foe-turned-ally to become prime minister.
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The sports anchor-turned-political host-turned-sports anchor again was just hired back for the sixth time by ESPN, which happens to be owned by Disney.
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So after seeing that he was still being charged for 400 kilowatts of production even though his system was turned off, Sutherland turned his system back on.
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But for Mr. Trump, the moment presents another in a series of opportunities for the businessman-turned-reality-television-star-turned-candidate to try to demonstrate gravitas.
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Now, however, Offenburger, who had turned 34 two months earlier, was more than three years sober, and Baker seemed to have turned his life around as well.
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Instead of arguing about whether the war could have turned out any other way, we argue about whether the postwar could have turned out any other way.
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It turned out, after three years of trying to convince someone to join my tribe, I'd turned around and realized that Evangelical Christianity wasn't my tribe anymore.
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As Aquaria said, she's sort of reserved and standoffish, just like Melania Trump, so she turned what is usually a negative and turned it into comedy gold.
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The prostitute-turned-madam-turned-spy Ros learned this the hard way, when Littlefinger gave her to Joffrey to use as target practice for his new crossbow.
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He took her to his room, where he drew the shades, turned down the lights, turned up the air-conditioning and went to the bathroom, she said.
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The poll also asked how people would react if their child turned out to be trans, or if their child turned out to be gay or lesbian.
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Whenever we turned down the breathing machine to see if he could breathe on his own, his eyes widened in panic until we turned it up again.
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It's important to know if a freshman player has just turned 21.61 like Markelle Fultz, or if he turned 21 midway through the year like Josh Jackson.
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Ros, a prostitute-turned-madam-turned-spy, learned this the hard way when Littlefinger gave her to Joffrey to use as target practice for his new crossbow.
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So men who turned 25 in, say, 1960 would end up with a higher median cumulative income by 55 than men who had turned 25 in 603.
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In 2016, Tom Staggs, a chief financial officer turned parks head turned chief operating officer, left when it was made clear he wasn't going to be CEO.
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Some of those solutions have turned into a business, some of those have turned into a book, some of it is a podcast, sometimes it's a poem.
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The rally lost some steam in later trade as investors turned a quick profit and cashed out, proving they lacked conviction that equities have turned a corner.
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About six months after being turned away from the first abortion clinic, their mental health resembled that of women who were not turned away and had abortions.
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"I think it's interesting that Randy Pitchford tweeted out that I turned it down, and then he said he heard that I turned it down," Baker said.
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That it turned -- and turned quickly -- into such a farce should give Democrats significant pause as they way whether or not to head down the impeachment road.
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So Britain turned to smuggling Indian opium, a product that proved hard to resist, into China, and its resistance turned a trade war into a real one.
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"In relation to this, the windows could be closed, the light could be turned off, the water could be drained out, the heating appliances could be turned off, the garbage could be thrown away, essential services could be turned off and many other things," she wrote on social media.
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"I was Dontre's mother turned activist turned a mother of the movement," said Maria Hamilton, whose son died after he was shot by a former Milwaukee police officer.
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Oration MMXVI was the brainchild of Stephen Lockhart, an Irishman turned Reykjavik resident whose Studio Emissary has turned out some of the current Icelandic scene's most revered records.
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Despite their long history as hoax spiritualist devices turned hit toys turned tools of the devil, Ouija boards won't actually put you in contact with demons or spirits.
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Loud to the point of quickly becoming very, very annoying when paired with the Deltaburst's 'pew-pew' sound effects which also can't be turned off, or turned down.
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"We have turned more positive on RMB after global centrally banks have turned more easing in the past two months," strategists at OCBC said in a research note.
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"Alexa, it's movie night," Alexa launched a routine that turned off all the lights and turned on the TV and the new Fire TV device connected to it.
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The coffee table was turned into a big generator and the book shelves turned into rusty pipes and other weird objects straight out of a sci-fi film.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Arnold Schwarzenegger, the bodybuilder turned actor turned Governor of California, and bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell don't seem to have a lot in common.
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The audience isn't turned off by Negan because he's a horrible character (though he is that); the audience is turned off because we've seen characters like him before.
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Protests turned violent The first two nights after the shooting quickly turned violent when protesters started throwing objects at police, broke store front windows and looted some shops.
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All turned out well though: I took the only decent catch of my sporting career; the midwife eventually turned up, and mother and baby were both thankfully healthy.
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But then, the animal turned his paddling paws toward the human's bag of snacks, and what started as a viewing party quickly turned into a tug of war.
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Mauer's bat has finally clicked back into place—the hometown idol turned millstone (he is owed $2239 million per year through 2316) has turned back into an hero.
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One competitor's misfortune turned out to be highly beneficial for NS1, who turned out to be in the right place at the right time with the right solution.
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I thought she was awesome and so I asked her out to lunch, and it turned into hanging out and talking about traveling, and it turned into dinner.
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Spade's and Bourdain's suicides not only turned a spotlight on this epidemic that has grown by more than 242% since 28255, they turned the nation into collective pallbearers.
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For example, I turned off the "shock" data point to eliminate the annoying interruptions that reminded me I still wasn't landing correctly; I eventually turned it back on.
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This has pushed more breweries to look to automate some of their more tedious tasks to lower prices, according to Ryan Stockinger, an engineer-turned-brewer-turned-entrepreneur.
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Spearheaded by the chef-turned-rapper-turned-food show host Action Bronson, the idea of MCs dropping a smorgasbord of chow references into rhyme has caught on massively.
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In a trajectory not unlike the blogger-turned-author-turned-TV creator Lindy West, O'Connell's viral musings quickly landed him a book deal and now, a TV show.
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He founded the firm in 1986, turned it into one of the world's biggest funds and eventually turned over power to former Goldman Sachs investment banker Andrew Spokes.
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Jon Landau, the early rock critic-turned-producer-turned-manager for Bruce Springsteen, will be honored with the Ahmet Ertegun Award for influential songwriters, producers, D.J.s and executives.
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"They turned to the U.S. government, they turned to the workers of the company and said 'help us through this difficult time,' " Kildee said on CNN on Tuesday.
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An hour into what turned out to be something of a white-knuckle adventure in rough seas, Leo turned flush and announced that he wanted off the boat.
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Democratic civilization has turned out to be even more fragile than we imagined; the resources of civil society have turned out to be even deeper than we knew.
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In previous years, the Materas also turned an unfinished basement into a den and guest room, while an unused bedroom was turned into a guest room and office.
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Oil prices briefly turned higher after U.S. equity markets rose at the start of trading on Tuesday, but crude futures turned lower as stocks gave up their gains.
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But she says Suede turned sour after she turned down his offer to be her tour DJ ... and claims he went on a warpath to defraud her after.
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Adams just turned 23 and is already one of the five best centers in the league; Oladipo and Kanter just turned 24, and Roberson turns 25 in December.
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Donald Trump has announced that a familiar face will assist in his hunt for a running mate: Ben Carson, the neurosurgeon turned conservative heartthrob turned failed 2016 candidate.
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Kylie posted these pics of her brood enjoying a paradise vacation to celebrate Travis and Stormi hitting another milestone -- Travis turned 26 Monday and Stormi turned 3 months Tuesday.
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The narrowcasting of news, and media in general, has been going on for decades: Three TV channels turned into hundreds, which turned into an unlimited number of digital publishers.
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Biden, the longtime senator from Delaware-turned-presidential candidate-turned-running mate and vice president, has previously made the argument that he is the most qualified challenger against Trump.
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Hailey Baldwin, his ex turned church friend turned current girlfriend, has remained faithfully by his side, seemingly unfazed by his audacity to continue wearing this fucking slippers in public.
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This abusive relationship with her mother left Harding unequipped to respond when the other relationship in her life, with first boyfriend turned husband Jeff Gillooly (Sebastian Stan), turned violent.
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The Today show's Savannah Guthrie and Jenna Bush Hager co-hosted a joint princess-themed birthday party for their daughters Vale, who turned 4, and Poppy, who turned 3.
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It's a blog (remember those?) that follows a child star turned normal person turned star again as she leaves her regular-girl life in New York City for Hollywood.
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Asylum seekers are being turned away illegally at the U.S.-Mexico border Asylum seekers are being turned away illegally at the U.S.-Mexico border This segment originally aired Feb.
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The career shortstop turned comically bad left fielder turned hopefully passable first baseman figures to have a better 2016 than 2015, if only because it can't be much worse.
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Being turned on by a guy is always fun but to have it legitimately happen to you on TV is to be turned back into a 12-year-old.
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"My uncle turned me out, and then he turned his back on me, so I had to end up on the street," she recently told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Sprint turned its first profit in three years even as the company turned to heavy promotions to lure customers and revenue came in below what some analysts were expecting.
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Research published by the University of Chicago found that even if cell phones are turned off, turned face down or put away, their mere presence reduces people's cognitive capacity.
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Ava DuVernay might have turned down the offer to direct Marvel's Black Panther, but that doesn't mean the Selma director has necessarily turned her back on big summer movies.
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Wearing a white lace dress, she turned her head in slow motion at the exact moment I turned mine, our eyes meeting for the most inconsequential yet serendipitous beat.
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But the two explained that as they got older (and, presumably, wiser), those kegs turned into half-kegs, which turned into pints, and then, eventually, no kegs at all.
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I froze, he froze for a second, and he turned around and ran in the opposite direction the same time I turned around and ran in the opposite direction.
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While Bank never turned the interview into an article, on Wednesday, he turned his recordings over to Bloomberg, and they offer a rare insight into the usually private Epstein.
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Tattoo artist turned television personality turned full-time makeup mogul Kat Von D is just like us in that she gets some of her best beauty inspiration from Instagram.
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Both artists it turned out had an archive of their music from cassette and CD as well as vinyl and also unreleased material which turned out to be amazing.
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After being turned down by Wells Fargo, he turned to a business advance, a loan-like product that required payment via six percent of his daily credit card receipts.
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The Apprentice contestant turned White House aide has turned on her former boss, including releasing secret recordings from the White House and accusing the president of using racist language.
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Republicans could conceivably distance themselves from a president who turned out to be a bad manager, or even one who turned out to have engaged in small-time corruption.
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The young voters who have turned out by the thousands to go to Sanders's rallies have not turned out in the same numbers for Sanders at the ballot box.
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She turned the foundry into a commercial space with high ceilings, dubbing it Ironworks, and turned to a political ally, Mr. Walker, to help attract at least one tenant.
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Shift Professional body builder turned Hollywood icon turned politician Arnold Schwarzenegger visits Jay Leno on Thursday's episode of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " and he brings his 50-ton tank.
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The masses turned against the doctor and he, the most honorable and courageous man in town, was turned into the "enemy of the people" and was vilified and persecuted.
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As it turned out, Ms. Thabane had gone to South Africa, Mr. Mokete said, but she reappeared in Lesotho and turned herself in to the police on Feb. 4.
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I've purchased many items with terrible photos that have turned out to be in excellent shape, and I've purchased things with excellent photos that turned out to be junk.
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Police at the University of Virginia on Wednesday issued a statement that they had been notified Cantwell turned himself in but did not disclose when he turned himself in.
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"Peter is a maniac, who has turned away from all of us and gone down some insane internet rabbit-hole, and turned into a crazy nazi," Scott told Inforum.
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Williams is 37, having turned professional at 14 in 1994, or three years before Kim Clijsters — who watched Mertens, her Belgian compatriot, at Centre Court on Monday — turned pro.
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" - Lauren, 30 "Trump discussion turned family food fight.
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" - Juana, 224 "Cocaine turned them into Mr. Hyde.
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" - Jill, 232 "Romantic fireplace turned into an inferno.
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The Lakers have turned to ... ... Kim Kardhashian's trainer?
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My eyes turned red and everything looked blurry. . . .
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" - Deena, 34 "Poop turned horrifying shade of green.
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Students were also directed towards YouTube channels of right-wing think tank and non-university Prager U, as well as Arthur voice actor-turned-milquetoast pundit-turned-meme Stephen Crowder.
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WVU usually forces turnovers, but SFA only turned the ball over on 10 percent of their possessions, while the Mountaineers turned it over a whopping 31 percent of the time.
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"But I can bet you that if that report is not turned over and the evidence is not turned over there will definitely be a push for that," he said.
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One reason America's subprime crisis turned global in 2008 was that foreigners in general, and European banks in particular, turned out to be badly exposed to losses on U.S. securities.
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A clay pot in shards rests beside a life-size photograph, turned upside down, of the artist carrying a clay pot on her head, with her back turned to us.
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After much soul searching (our living room couch nearly turned crusty with the salt of my tears) I turned to my husband and declared I was going to graduate school.
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The enthusiasms that drove the Arab Spring turned out to be even more efficient for introducing the people that turned into ISIS to each other, in recruiting for them. Right.
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Marvel brought her Alias, Brian Michael Bendis' comic about a traumatized and angry journalist-turned-hero-turned-private-investigator, and she developed the series for ABC, which ultimately rejected it.
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Of course, Kevin being a fictional sitcom star-turned Broadway hopeful-turned actual movie star does make adding true A-listers to the Pearson saga much easier and more sensible.
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But no matter how many times I turned that setting on, the P9 (and all other Huawei phones, as far as I can remember) inexplicably, quietly turned it back off.
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I wasn't ready for the 95-degree heat, which I felt more intensely once the class actually began — once the fans were turned off — and the blacklights were turned on.
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He said she had "turned the State Department into her private hedge fund" and claimed "the Clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves".
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Clinton said she had turned over "anything that could be possibly viewed as work related;" Comey said "the FBI discovered thousands of work-related emails" she had not turned over.
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Just as High Life's ship is commanded by an infanticidal mother-scientist, Denis's movies proliferate with characters who confound their own type: a grandfather turned rapist, a soldier turned dancer.
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The media has turned its attention to the Neumanns, and it's as if the lights have been turned on at a cocaine-fueled party that ended several hours too late.
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According to their work, a man who turned 80 in 2010 would, on average, have a longer life expectancy than was enjoyed by a man who turned 673 in 1980.
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And investors turned bearish on coal as utilities turned to cleaner-burning natural gas to run power plants and the wind and solar power started to extend into power grids.
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There came to be a not entirely hyperbolic narrative of McKinsey's preordained white-shoe path through the world — the Harvard Business School recruit turned McKinsey consultant turned rising corporate titan.
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Battery life is rated at 135 days with RGB lighting turned off, or 12 days with it turned on (based on an assumption of eight hours of use a day).
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Model turned pro-wrestler and actor Natalie Marie Coyle, known as Natalie Eva Marie, said she was turned away from Qantas&apos business class lounge for being dressed in activewear.
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Charm turned cantankerous By the 2008 campaign, after I had interviewed McCain many times while covering Congress for the Chicago Tribune and The New York Times, his charm turned cantankerous.
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They have also turned Pepe, a cartoon frog, into a hateful caricature, and turned the number 1488 into shorthand for a white supremacist credo and a tribute to Adolf Hitler.
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Now he's been pursuing, he turned a political tactic for Republicans to win elections in the U.S. Senate in the '230s and '80s, and turned it into a media tactic.
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After Republicans declared the House in recess during a Democratic protest demanding a vote on gun control, the cameras on the floor turned off — and the cameras on smartphones turned on.
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What we are talking about is that the FBI was turned -- was weaponized, turned into a political weapon and went after a political opponent at the height of a presidential campaign.
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In fact, in the preview for Tuesday's episode, it appears there will be even more violence (apparently courtesy of Johnson) coming our way during the cocktail-turned pool party turned disaster.
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The tide of public opinion and corporate backing turned against street-artist-turned-fine-artist KAWS this week, when an untitled 2002 work depicting Chairman Mao (Mao Zedong) triggered massive outcry.
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Though Axon Signal can engage body cameras when a cruiser's lights are turned on, a report from the Star Tribune indicates the officers approaching Damond's home had their lights turned off.
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There was her longtime bandmate turned boyfriend turned best friend, Tony Kanal, and then there was Gavin Rossdale, who she met when No Doubt opened for Rossdale's band, Bush, in 1995.
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But one year together turned into three turned into four, and he still lived with his toxic, super-Christian, unsupportive family, and rarely had a job that lasted over a month.
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Glass turned out to be a prolific fabulist who'd inserted fake details in dozens of pieces — a Vanity Fair article about his deception was turned into the 2003 film Shattered Glass.
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This summer, the moms and colleagues threw a joint princess-themed birthday party for Guthrie's daughter Vale, who turned 4, and Bush Hager's daughter Poppy, who turned 3, both on Aug.
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The time she was "beating out" Kim Kardashian WestWhen you think one-time sex tape star turned-reality TV favorite turned-mutli-million dollar business mogul you automatically think Farrah Abraham?
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What started as a small drizzle on my half-hour drive from Reno to the Gigafactory in Sparks, Nevada, turned into a sandstorm, which turned into a downpour and lightning storm.
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Cowboys WR Cole Beasley says if you think he's just another athlete-turned-rapper you're dead wrong ... because he's just the opposite, telling TMZ Sports he's actually a rapper-turned-athlete.
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FIIs, which turned net buyers in February after four months of being net sellers, turned more aggressive in the last few days — pumping in about $225 billion in the current month.
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As men took down the giant lid, six women, who were dressed identically alike in a beige and white Herve Leger dress-turned-bodysuit with knee-high boots, turned around. Surprise!
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"Matilda" won awards with a story by Roald Dahl, and this year's Olivier winner for Best New Musical was a real-life story turned feel-good film turned musical, "Kinky Boots".
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"The world has turned, our market has turned on anything industrial believing that there is going to be a dramatic slowdown because of our trade war," the "Mad Money" host explained.
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The diving pool for the Summer Olympics mysteriously turned green this week in Rio de Janeiro, then the pool next to it turned from blue to a lighter shade of green.
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" He urged "skepticism toward the claims of prosecutors who have turned the U.S. into a penal state, and security state agencies which have turned the U.S. into a militaristic imperial state.
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In GQ's recent excerpt from the book, Wire creator David Simon reveals that he initially wanted Steve Brule himself to play the season one protagonist-turned-boat guy-turned-drunken vigilante.
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Austin Petersen, a former model turned libertarian activist turned GOP Senate hopeful, is giving the device known as the "Ghost Gunner 21" to one lucky constituent, and he's right on time.
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Austin Petersen, a former model turned libertarian activist turned GOP Senate hopeful, is giving the device known as the "Ghost Gunner 2" to one lucky constituent, and he's right on time.
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Mr. Hotchner described "Aaron Broom" as a project to carry him through the year he turned 228, unless it was the year he turned a mere 21917 — more about that later.
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The Dominican Republic turned a cruise ship away Thursday amid concerns that several passengers displayed possible coronavirus symptoms, the third such ship turned away from port amid concerns over the virus.
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It also made clear that the malware turned into an unguided missile — in which the British health care system, which used outdated Microsoft operating systems, turned out to be especially vulnerable.
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The arrest came just hours before Palin, the politician-turned-reality TV star, endorsed Donald Trump, the reality television star-turned-politician, in his bid for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
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After his German and Italian parents divorced when he was 2, he turned to selling Christmas cards and newspapers to help support his family — all before he turned 10 years old.
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Over the course of the semester, Dr. Harris's behavior escalated, the complaint said — personal questions about the woman's family turned into comments on her appearance, which turned into inappropriate physical contact.
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But the most common group of voters at Bloomberg's event Thursday were those who were either turned off by the fighting -- or literally turned off the debate because of the acrimony.
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"Michael always turned the other cheek, and we have always turned the other cheek when people have gone after members of our family - that is the Jackson way," the statement said.
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A Syrian Kurdish delegation headed to Moscow was turned back three weeks ago, according to Idris Nassan, a former official in the Syrian Kurdish administration who was himself recently turned back.
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"The 2016 election turned the political world upside down, and it also turned the publishing world upside down," said Matt Latimer, a literary agent at Javelin whose clients include conservative writers.
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But Moore can likely afford to lose some Strange voters — about 2628,28503 Republicans turned out in the August primary, compared to 22019,000 who turned out for the lower-profile Democratic primary.
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It works far better with the resolution turned down to 1440p (and with other graphical settings turned down), but at this price, that's a compromise that you shouldn't have to make.
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The divide between Mr. Sanders, a democratic socialist, and Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican-turned-independent-turned-Democrat, reflects the large chasm in a party that has been reshaped by President Trump.
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Elton John turned 70 over the weekend ... holy crap.
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And then my PulmoAge turned out to be … 81!
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" But he said, "Thank God it turned out good.
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" Lyonne added, "I turned this movie down several times.
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Anyone who doesn't match is turned away – no excuses.
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" The girl's response, it turned out, was "oh, okay.
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But the criticism turned to nastiness … I was stunned.
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Her preoccupations — and imagery — turned from nationalist to internationalist.
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And so he ... Skinner essentially turned pigeons into gamblers.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Men turned it to ruins.
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Khaled's BD was actually November 26 ... he turned 42.
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The whites of her eyes turned bright red -- conjunctivitis?
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" For Asians, "The Duboisian question is turned upside down.
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The star — who would have turned 39 on Jan.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Federal Reserve has turned.
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" Host Jim Lehrer turned to me and asked, "Mr.
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LOS ANGELES — The entire Hollywood press corps turned up.
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But we turned our backs on those who endured. . . .
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" He turned around, and with a smile, said, "Oh?
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Turned out to be the ... Emperor of the Universe!
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Has la dolce vita — the sweet life — turned bitter?
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Mickey Mouse just turned 90 years old.
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The phone was dead — terminally so, it turned out.
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It turned to a 21st century gadget — a drone.
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" He turned Courteney Cox into "Fat Monica" on "Friends.
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Leaving turned out to be a huge struggle — again.
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" Mark: "It turned into a lot of genuine friendships.
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So he turned to what he does best -- designing.
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Why has the clock turned back instead of forward ?
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Everyone has turned their backs on this guy — everyone.
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I did — I turned an iguana into a whale.
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There was the car turned sideways — Accident No. 3.
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In response, he turned to an unusual strategy — storytelling.
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The EU needed allies — and it turned to Canada.
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But it turned out ... people will pay for it.
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Floyd turned himself Tuesday ... and the warrant was canceled.
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" Her life, she said, "has been turned upside down.
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" "A Swedish Olympic Games application is turned down – again.
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They've turned Orlando blue — and kept the state purple.
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There was a period in our universe's history before the stars turned on, or the galaxies turned on, when the universe was a pretty low-energy place, as Donald Trump might say.
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Makeup-artist-turned-Instagram-influencer-turned-beauty-mogul Huda Kattan knows a thing or two (or 20) about makeup — which is what makes her long-awaited foundation launch all the more exciting.
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I wanted to find out, so I tracked down three people who've either had a proposal turned down or turned down a proposal and asked them to tell me all about it.
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Bloomberg: Trump's a 'con' Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg -- the Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent curiosity of the Acela corridor -- delivered a billionaire-on-billionaire assault on Trump's business record.
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In its first season, the center came from the friendship-turned-foeship of Ruth (Alison Brie) and Debbie (Betty Gilpin), a long-running relationship turned sour after Ruth slept with Debbie's husband.
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"Our study confirms that sex change involves a chain reaction where genes important for female function are first steadily turned off, before the opposing male genes are progressively turned on," Todd said.
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A night out in Rio turned into an international scandal when the swimmer claimed to have been robbed at gunpoint – an allegation that later turned out to be at least partially untrue.
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And at some point, when the assets matured—that is, when the draft picks turned into players, and the players turned into stars—the team would begin trying to win a championship.
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Now he's 71 - he's the actual grandfather of rap - and despite saying he's not bitter about how things turned out for him, he has finally turned his back on rap music today.
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That compares with 6900 percent of eligible voters who turned out in 2012, but it's below the 62.2 percent who turned out to help elect Obama for the first time in 2008.
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There was never any compelling reason to erase anything, give partial answers, and swear everything was turned over only to find out later on that it had not all been turned over.
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I turned that saga into a novel in order to write through the media's inaccurate and incomplete portrayal of frenzied Cubans throwing themselves at the feet of a young boy-turned-symbol.
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In Palembang, the capital of the province of South Sumatra, the morning sky turned to dusk at the peak of the eclipse, and streetlights were turned on to assist motorists and pedestrians.
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Mahathir, who was sworn in as leader last Thursday, secured a royal pardon for Anwar, and has promised to step aside for his friend-turned-foe-turned-ally to become prime minister.
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Jennings turned to local sportswriter Joe Nolan, who turned to Allan Travers, assistant manager of the St. Joseph's College baseball team, who recruited eight position players from his neighborhood for $25 apiece.
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Donald, a Scottish surgeon turned ophthalmologist turned optometrist, is mostly concerned with a mundane rundown of the everyday: his patients, his children, his tennis and what the family will have for dinner.
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But as I've grown older, I've sometimes wondered: To what extent are we — a brewery owner turned governor and an English teacher turned transgender activist — the result of the educations we received?
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Fiorello LaGuardia, famously, wanted to be seen as the man who turned out the lights in City Hall when we went to sleep and turned them back on when we woke up.
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Here, the land turned to liquid — as the power of the earthquake turned soil into rolling waves that swallowed houses and buckled roadways — rescuers are sure they will not find anyone alive.
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As the sky turned the color of steel wool and more and more cars headed toward the mainland, these summertime vacation islands turned into ghost towns populated mostly by wind and rain.
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Political analysts say the push is driven by Republicans trying to win back both family-filled suburbs that have turned Democratic and conservative women who have been turned off by President Trump.
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Now it's coming to your TV. Fox put on a live production of "Grease" last year, another play-turned-movie-turned-live TV event, but no word on when Rent will happen.
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At last, modeling the outcome of each possible bit, they discovered one that turned off the exciter, which generates the spacecraft's radio signal; when they turned it back on, the transmissions resumed.
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Democrats turned to video live-streaming platforms such as Periscope and Facebook Live to ensure the public could see their protest after the House cameras that feed C-SPAN were turned off.
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Driving to the farm in a station wagon with no empty seats, we knew we were close when the asphalt turned to dirt and had arrived when the dirt turned to gravel.
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It is this state of affairs which, ironically, an American general turned politician (turned out early by a president tired of the opposition he mounted against his policies) described in leaving office.
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Let my mother tell it, The Source turned me into a heathen who listened to worldly music, but I still don't think she appreciates how it turned me into a philosopher, too.
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Then last night's Islanders/Panthers game turned on yet another overturned goal, one that kept the Panthers from going up 3-0 in what turned out to be an eventual Islanders win.
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The actress starred in a slew of sci-fi roles that allowed her to delve deep into the relationship between a woman and her body and her consciousness: she was an AI turned omnipotent being in Her, a lonely alien turned carnivorous sexpot in Under The Skin, and a drug mule turned omnipotent being in Lucy.
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"Every parent that watched the report should think how they would react if every false expression of their kids was turned into a headline on Channel 2, and every time they left the house, it was turned into an investigation and every conversation was turned into a hidden recording," a Netanyahu family spokesman said in the statement.
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Mr. Schultz's announcement immediately made him the Twitter villain du jour, with Democrats, anti-Trump Republicans and Michael Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor (a Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent-turned-Democrat), jumping over each other to explain why his bid is likely doomed — and bad for anyone who wants to defeat President Trump next year.
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Run the Jewels just dropped a new video from their joke-turned-Kickstarter-turned-dream-album-come-true, the remix of Run the Jewels 2 made entirely with cat noises, Meow the Jewels.
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But after her fateful decision to hop in his car, the trip turned terrifying as Stapley's friendly companion turned silent, parked in an isolated canyon picnic area and then leaned in toward her.
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Frustrated at widespread cash shortages, unemployment above 80 percent and delays in payment of public sector salaries, Zimbabweans have turned to social media to organise anti-government demonstrations that have sometimes turned violent.
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So far, the show's most exciting development occurred off camera, when it turned out that Bekah Martinez, whose mother reported her missing during the fall, turned up safe and sound...on The Bachelor.
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George Pataki, who briefly ran for president this cycle, endorsed Kasich; Michael Bloomberg, the Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent former mayor has denounced Trump aggressively and considered running as an independent against him.
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So when the former Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent was toying with a run as a third-party candidate for the U.S. presidency earlier this year, Bloomberg fast became the pick of plutocrats.
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While Echo devices have voice ordering turned on by default, Amazon noted in response to the initial story that it can be turned off in Alexa's settings or protected with a confirmation code.
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Jose Antonio Vargas, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist-turned-activist who's turned his struggles as an undocumented immigrant into a platform for advocacy, tweeted that he was finalizing his taxes over the weekend.
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When Joe Keery signed on for the role of villian-turned-hearthrob-turned-hero Steve Harrington in Stranger Things, he probably had no idea that he would also become an instant hair icon.
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The story of a fight begins long before the cameras are turned on, the houselights are turned down, and the scorecard girls are raised up to the ring to hoist their numbered placards.
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But with fines and convictions being handed out, that scrutiny has now been turned to the Volkswagen Group's sub-brands, as signs of the same kind of cheating has turned up there, too.
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He opens his verse by quipping, "It's the white cup dranker / baby I'm a trapper turned rapper turned sanger," which basically sums up 2008 Wayne, Auto-Tuned syrup fiend and T-Pain acolyte.
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Wednesday night, at a StrictlyVC event in San Francisco, venture capitalist Aileen Lee took the stage to interview Amy Chang, a former eBay product manager turned head of Google Analytics turned startup founder.
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Vermont senator-turned-presidential candidate-turned-YA author Bernie Sanders stopped by the Late Show Thursday night to talk about his new book—but wound up talking more about Hillary Clinton's book, instead.
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The year was 1989, and Berners-Lee, a former trainspotter turned physicist turned self-taught computer scientist, was working at CERN, the famed particle physics lab in Switzerland, as a computer research fellow.
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That meeting turned into an all-day ramble through Chicago, from the Art Institute to a screening of "Do the Right Thing," and now it has been turned into an improbably moving movie.
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"During those six months that I waited, my cancer grew, and when I finally got an ultrasound, the ultrasound quickly turned into a mammogram, and that quickly turned into a biopsy," she says.
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But, like the big bang, which took next to nothing and turned it into a cosmos, the expansive power of Pessoa's imagination turned out to need very little raw material to work with.
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"The Democrats turned out way more voters than they did in 2014, but I think what we did on the Republican side is we made sure we turned out our voters," DeSantis said.
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I turned my cabin pressure switch to RAM, or ram air, which allows for outside air cooling for flight critical systems and also turned off my nonessential avionics to reduce the cooling load.
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In history, gladiator turned rebel Spartacus was pursued by not one but two Roman senators turned generals, Marcus Licinius Crassus and Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, who wanted to be the next consul of Rome.
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The tide turned on election night because Americans with middle-of-the-road positions who leaned toward Trump turned out to vote in larger numbers than we — or perhaps the Clinton campaign — anticipated.
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Several hundred thousand people turned out, and, as they waited for the First Couple, the remembrance turned into a raucous open-air party, with people drinking rum and dancing to cumbia and reggaeton.
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They parked as told, pointing their truck in the direction of the trailer's hitch, then turned off the truck, turned the lights back on, and left the keys on the front left tire.
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When she turned herself into US Border Patrol that Sunday, Pagoada says she told agents about her pregnancy and turned over medical records, including an ultrasound she had gotten a few weeks prior.
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Syria's civil war has turned to Assad's favor since 2015, when Russia sent its jets to help his army and allied Shi'ite militias backed by Iran turned back rebels and won new ground.
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A youthful devotee of surrealism turned anthropologist turned documentary filmmaker, Rouch (19433-2004) is best known for directing, along with Edgar Morin, the founding work of cinéma vérité, "Chronicle of a Summer" (1961).
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Ms. Pirro, the prosecutor-turned-politician-turned-television personality who hosts a weekend show on Fox News, has been friends with Mr. Trump for decades, their careers forged in New York's tabloid caldron.
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She lifted the window shades above her three booths and watched as the darkness outside turned into dawn, and then as breakfast time turned into brunch, all while the restaurant remained mostly empty.
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Once they are processed, they are turned over to the custody of the Department of Health and Human Services' refugee office, which provides care until they can be turned over to a sponsor.
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The former fighter pilot turned lawyer turned airline boss said he believed Britain would be better off remaining in the EU but that it was a matter for the British people to decide.
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Pichai turned down additional restricted stock units in 2018 because he already felt he was generously paid, a person familiar with the decision told Bloomberg, though it's unclear how much he turned down.
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But as the days turned into weeks and the weeks turned into months and Charlie still set off the alarms at increasingly frequent intervals, the puzzle wasn't doing it for me any longer.
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Cop-turned-author-turned police official: Edward Conlon, a retired city detective and the author of the best-seller "Blue Blood," is now the director of executive communications for the city's police commissioner.
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Perhaps even more importantly, though, Mousasi is just the kind of fearless fighter who might actually step up to fight an Olympian turned Strikeforce tournament winner turned UFC champion on two days' notice.
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Things turned nasty at a concert in Bologna in 1931.
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Donald Trump and Ted Cruz turned the mood harshly antagonistic.
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The government is wary of repeating confrontations that turned violent.
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But Lyft's culture has turned out to be an asset.
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The cruel God who turned him, a virtuoso, into Salieri?
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All that is known is how things have turned out.
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I turned to Rebecca Schoneveld of Schone Bride for guidance.
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Then, on December 12, 1997, the turf war turned deadly.
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My closest friends initial concern turned into an outright shunning.
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The thermostat is turned down; she dons a hoodie inside.
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It's fitting that he's an old jail turned Halloween attraction.
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So it isn't like Chicagoans turned up there in droves.
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Star shortstop Carlos Correa turned the party into a proposal.
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SF has kind of turned me into a coffee snob.
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In the last two months, though, they turned higher again.
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A fitting choice for a Hollywood star turned British royal.
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Over the weekend, his Twitter attacks turned to Oprah Winfrey.
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"A motorist turned in front of him," the sheriff said.
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Kelly Osbourne has turned her life around: for the better.
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The third turned us into knowledge workers bound in offices.
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We turned back a tide of intolerance and embraced inclusion.
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He turned the unthinkable into the spoken and the done.
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She's like if Angry Twitter turned into a jealous woman.
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On Friday, the White House turned to cheerleading the plan.
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Vanessa turned around for a split second, looking at them.
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The object turned out to be a cell phone box.
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Krasner has turned her head towards the viewer (or mirror).
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A home repair job turned into happy hours and friendship.
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I turned bright red, but John came to my defense.
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Who has turned it down, and who is still considering?
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The forests had been turned to tinder, waiting to burn.
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It's a small detail that turned out to be important.
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Instead, they've turned to craft beer and, increasingly, Mexican imports.
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Their revolutionary work turned powerful lasers into ubiquitous lab tools.
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The Astros have turned into one of baseball's success stories.
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Allen turned to Twitter to track down the Good Samaritan.
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That experience turned me into a more carefree, spontaneous person.
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Eric McCormack initially turned down his role on the show.
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But first, let's talk about who really turned it out.
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His adopted father turned out to be an abusive drunk.
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Each time, police confiscated the card and turned him away.
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She's turned something that's associated with difficulty into something beautiful.
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I just turned 75, so I wanted to do something.
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O.J. adored Nicole until his adoration turned to jealous rage.
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It just turned into that kind of major label debacle.
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As they walked away, Johan turned, reaching for his dad.
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Luckily it turned out more or less as I intended.
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Then, just make sure Save Original Photos is turned on.
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The Berlin Zoo gorilla turned an impressive 61 this month.
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Internet sleuthing for Eileen, Karen, and Gloria turned up nothing.
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Burr, it turned out, provoked the most uncertainty among voters.
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After tackling the , , and spaces, Cramer turned to health care.
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To fight back, Silicon Valley has turned to K Street.
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The companies turned the stoppage into an expanded maintenance project.
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The body was turned over to the parish coroner's office.
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Turned out to be the shittiest mod for Fallout 4.
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And Turkey has never turned shy from its humanitarian duties.
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That, of course, turned out not to be the case.
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So, as the car turned in – I was screaming, 'Stop!
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The dropped 26.48 and also turned negative for the year.
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Rafael Araujo turned his mathematical illustrations into a coloring book.
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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald, which turned him down.
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That means the oil spigot has been turned back on.
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So that has turned me into a pretty nostalgic person.
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Each one of those calls turned out to be wrong.
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As it turned out, Zuckerberg's interest in lasers was genuine.
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That fact turned the Endgame moment into a giant eyeroll.
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He would have turned 61 on Friday, the Times reported.
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Apple turned over data in 79 percent of those cases.
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Instead, he turned the insult into a contest of lucidity.
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NHTSA officials turned up an unrepaired Takata air bag inflator.
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Nearly 80 people turned out early Sunday for the vigil.
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One decade ago, Kate Gosselin's world was turned upside down.
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He turned himself in and was released on $250,000 bond.
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OK, I'm pretty happy with the way this turned out.
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What an intensely profitable muse Walter turned out to be.
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But so far, few military officers have turned against Maduro.
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Some are intercepted and turned back by the Libyan coastguard.
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GUILFOYLE: This turned into a bigger gain for President Trump.
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First, there's personal grousing between former coworkers turned campaign adversaries.
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As it turned out, he could not have cared less.
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As it turned out, they did, at least in mice.
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Villanelle is very turned on by the whole bloody scene.
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WILBUR, YOU TURNED AROUND A LOT OF PRIVATE SECTOR COMPANIES.
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The investigation turned up said home but, again, no evidence.
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Also, it turned out they were making money from it.
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As it turned out, about 10 million travelers have enrolled.
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Got on a hot streak there and turned the corner.
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Several demonstrations in Greece over the issue have turned violent.
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Dylan, 19, has been riding motorcycles since he turned 16.
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It turned out to be more complicated than she'd anticipated.
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He turned to drugs and just for men hair color.
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It turned out to be the aunt's last coherent day.
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For awhile, she even turned George Shultz against his grandson.
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Bhutto, who would have turned 65, was assassinated in 2007.
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We changed that and that turned into a whole thing.
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But conservatives quickly turned against it after Democrats adopted it.
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It turned out to be great preparation for the clinic.
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Needle kits complete, the Zendeskers are thanked and turned loose.
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It turned out I was part of the goodbye circuit.
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All types of pups have turned up for this celebration.
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Investigators immediately turned the focus on John and Patsy Ramsey.
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While in the air, Anias stopped breathing and turned blue.
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The other half has been turned into a village school.
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In the show, Carl has turned into a complete badass.
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His children turned the company into a multinational business empire.
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My determination soaring, I turned to Instagram — and stopped short.
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This project turned out to be our biggest challenge yet.
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We've turned Grey Worm and Missandei into really deep characters.
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Say you apply for home insurance and get turned down.
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So he turned to a company called HomeUnion for help.
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The dropped 3.1 and also turned negative for the year.
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The first hints these elusive particles turned up decades ago.
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Beats turned it on so it blew in my face.
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Such is the case for stylist turned blogger Megan Zietz.
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She turned in what she describes as a feminist script.
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Sarem is very happy with how the chips turned out.
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The Joker is Batman's chaotic soul, turned toward destructive ends.
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So, lacking an official explanation, I turned to the experts.
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It turned out to be smartly ahead of the curve.
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Xavier turned the ball over four times during that span.
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"Those promises turned out to be not true," Price said.
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THAT was how great this Trtl turned out to be!
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I could never tell when I had turned it on.
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Then that turned into asking Beyoncé to sing on it.
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When it was turned off, the spiders would glide down.
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I have turned it down myself when I was younger.
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Instead, she turned to the model of the short story.
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He then, improbably, turned it up even further in WWE.
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He then turned to one of the plan's strongest supporters.
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Domestic sentiment remained subdued as earnings results turned more negative.
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The games turned a profit for the city, of $215m.
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Netflix has also turned to partnering with Chinese streaming companies.
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This time, he turned to the question of Putin himself.
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The shoot that literally turned her into a Koons bunny.
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Those who meet those criteria are turned away from donation.
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To everyone's relief, the news turned out to be untrue.
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The Cubs's historic win turned Chicago into one gigantic party.
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But the sugar daddy turned out to be a scammer.
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Another time Mr. Carter turned away a reality television star.
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The health minister's statement, it turned out, had been ambiguous.
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In the past Florida's defenders have turned away clients, too.
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We turned to the FTC for definitions and possible solutions.
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Gendry wasn't the only one who got turned down, either.
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That turned the bizarre detours into pleasant moments of surprise.
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Its standoffish stance on advertising also turned off many podcasters.
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Then, they turned to a database maintained by the manufacturer.
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"He turned family against family, sister against sister," she said.
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The man I'd saved turned out to be a clockmaker.
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They have claimed that they have turned them all down.
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What did I do that turned him on so much?
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And I ran to the car and turned it off.
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On Thursday, April 26, first lady Melania Trump turned 48.
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In effect, she has a woman's body turned inside out.
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Daniel would have turned 14 in less than two weeks.
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A traffic accident turned into an adorable, yet concerning surprise.
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So you can imagine what I turned out to be.
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The surgery was performed one day after Reyes turned 26.
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A handshake with Leo quickly turned into a warm embrace.
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But it turned out that wasn't the case at all.
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I did know, and still got turned around several times.
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Lopez's life has predictably been turned upside down ever since.
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To do so, they turned to the tiny house movement.
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Hughes turned himself in and was later released by police.
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One on November 4th, with about 200,000 protesters, turned violent.
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Thankfully, that turned out to be a really simple fix.
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Before it embraced her, Texas turned her into a pariah.
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But raising hemlines turned out to be anything but simple.
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Because that turned out so well for Richard Nixon. Why?
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Her back is turned to the camera in the photo.
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Then I turned around and he was on one knee!
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When the cameras were turned on, they focused on him.
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Your presence has turned everyone else in Syria against us.
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Oh, and by the way, Carter turned 95 last week.
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Then he turned on his heel and left the room.
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We have saved 200,000 migrants and turned back 240 boats.
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Bloomberg previously reported that Pichai turned down a stock award.
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Waze punched back, claiming the soldiers turned those settings off.
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Our daily routine has also been turned on its head.
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This time, the very internet itself was turned against him.
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They have turned to nuisance lawsuits to harass local officials.
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Daisy turned back to Mychal, and I to my thoughts.
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As it turned out, the area saw essentially no flooding.
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But what he did have turned out to be enough.
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"It turned out he was a Trump supporter," she said.
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People can be turned on by just a few words.
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MPC, it turned out, was not an ordinary phone company.
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The man, it turned out, was a Facebook contract worker.
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I think that's when the face of the program turned.
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They are both military men who turned 193 this year.
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As the bass emerged, La Barbara's face turned toward dread.
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It really turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
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Another hangman hired last year never turned up for work.
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Her favorite reveal was her "office" turned into Master Closet.
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As it turned out, I'm glad I didn't drink anything.
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Ring cameras have kind of turned into a hacker's playground.
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This boredom has inevitably turned into joke and meme creation.
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Yet over the past month Dutch farmers have turned stubborn.
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I smiled at her and she turned to face me.
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You keep doing that and we'll get this turned around.
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Dr. Ossendrijver, in his recent research, turned up two more.
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He seemed devastated when Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay turned him down.
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Trump has turned that cherished American ideal on its head.
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The country has also turned to the IMF for help.
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The dark object turned out to be an iPhone box.
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Collectors also turned to neglected byways of international art history.
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It's not a fist, Nor is it a turned back.
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We also loved visually how it turned out, filming it.
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That disappointment, the team has said, was turned into fuel.
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The most innovative people get turned down all the time.
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I'd rather we turned off before we started to jump.
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An hour in, they turned to the really deep stuff.
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Camuy would have turned 25 at the end of June.
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But the place turned out to be small and dark.
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And then those face molds were turned into fireproof masks.
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Nimble turned its attention to the country's 20,000 independent pharmacies.
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It was too late by the time he turned around.
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Life: Warren, who just turned 70, grew up in Oklahoma.
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Wall Street futures turned positive and were last up 0.5% .
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His war in Yemen has turned into a lethal quagmire.
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"It just turned my whole world upside down," he said.
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The discussion turned to talent and the shortage of it.
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Organisers said thousands of people turned up at 11 a.
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Kelly turned himself in to police shortly after 8 p.m.
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