He barely even turned around… as soon as he turned around he just dropped.
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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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" He turned around, and with a smile, said, "Oh?
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Vanessa turned around for a split second, looking at them.
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WILBUR, YOU TURNED AROUND A LOT OF PRIVATE SECTOR COMPANIES.
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I did know, and still got turned around several times.
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Then I turned around and he was on one knee!
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You keep doing that and we'll get this turned around.
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It was too late by the time he turned around.
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THE STOCK HAS ACTUALLY TURNED AROUND SINCE YOU STARTED TALKING.
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At the corner, I felt a presence and turned around.
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They turned around and came in to check us out!!
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A few turned around and went straight back to Uganda.
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Twitter is under immense pressure to get things turned around.
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I turned around at the airport and went back home.
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But he stopped and turned around, drove the other way.
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Nevertheless, futures turned around to trade higher on Monday morning.
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And then, shortly after the open, it all turned around.
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Once he turned around, it was all laughs and giggles.
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But the situation has turned around in the past year.
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Samuel said he turned around and stayed in his house.
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"It's Friday too," he said laughing as he turned around.
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By the first quarter of 2018, things had turned around.
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That perception can hardly be turned around in one night.
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"We have to get this thing turned around," he said.
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Now things have turned around for both Perkins and Inkinen.
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She turned around and the man opened his arms wide.
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It then turned around and ended 2016 up 9 percent.
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We turned around and went back after he told me.
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So I turned around and we had our own party.
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Things have turned around over the course of my lifetime.
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Finally I stood up, turned around to look at him.
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Watching everything heartbreaking turned around and seeing good from it.
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My neck almost fell off, I turned around so hard.
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I turned around, and he showed me his bullet wound.
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He turned around and smiled, and sang a nice song.
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So I turned around and got back in the car.
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One flight turned around to pick up two forgotten passengers.
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"Everything kind of turned around relatively quickly," Mr. Hassett said.
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Stephens made it exactly one block before she turned around.
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But no one in the audience turned around to look.
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ET, markets turned around and were negative at one point.
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I turned around expecting a bicycle but nothing was there.
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After two and a half hours, I turned around, defeated.
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She turned around, jogged back and handed me my bracelet.
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When he turned around, Hal was suddenly in the lead.
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Now, a decade later, they've turned around and learned politics.
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Pelosi shrugged as Trump quickly turned around to the podium.
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I turned around and the door was finishing being shut.
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When they turned around, they said, he began hurling insults.
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About a block away, we both turned around and waved.
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That's when she turned around and saw Mckann standing there.
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But since October 1, things have turned around for Biden.
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WE'VE IMPROVED OUR AUDIENCE SHARES, WE'VE TREMENDOUSLY TURNED AROUND PARAMOUNT.
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"The hoax has turned around and you look at what's happened with Russia and you look at the uranium deal and you look at the fake dossier, so that's all turned around," Trump said.
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Miraculously, the conversation got turned around, the investigation got turned around at the very last second, and it became politically infeasible, I guess, for him to sign off on a quick deal with Google.
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Paul turned around and gave the audience a nice look too.
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"Every time you turned around there was another one," Pershing says.
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He then turned around called her a liar, which she is.
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Then he turned around and he appointed special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Stocks have modestly turned around after a rocky morning session Thursday.
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Things, it seemed, had turned around for this poor lost soul.
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It has to be turned around — people have to be concerned.
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He eventually stopped and turned around, and the vehicle pulled up.
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And then, he turned around and walked towards the South Tower.
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He said one consultant turned around and created a competing product.
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However, in 2016 things turned around and the stock bounced back.
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I turned around and saw Jules, the driver from the resistance.
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"I stayed with my approach and things turned around," he said.
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The pilot turned around and landed the Airbus safely in Mogadishu.
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At that point it was no, but it turned around quickly.
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The plane turned around and safely landed back at Perth Airport.
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But it's still easy to get turned around in the dark.
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That's when Short and her friend turned around and started running.
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Thursday and then turned around to catch a 5:45 a.m.
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Let the machine be turned around, taken apart, built over again.
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The 2,400-passenger ship turned around and came to the rescue.
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Then the doctor whirled his hand and the patient turned around.
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When they turned around they were detained by ICE, Ansari said.
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When instead Clark turned around and fled instead, they pursued him.
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That turned around to a 4.1 billion yuan profit in 2016.
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But the government turned around and exhibited almost like zoo animals.
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A lot of that will be turned around, but not all.
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Parents arriving to drop students off turned around and drove away.
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I turned around just in time to catch the final collision.
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Wounded, he turned around and went back to get Captain Perozeni.
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Before I turned around, I took one last look at them.
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He had turned around his chair, sinking into the music's sweetness.
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I just turned around and saw the ref's hands go up.
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But she later unexpectedly turned around to support President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Tate turned around and lost the title to Nunes in July.
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Doncic turned around, spotted Bryant and shook the iconic Laker's hand.
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When I turned around, she was standing in front of me.
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He turned around, and moments later, he was in ICE custody.
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Fortunes have turned around for airlines in the US and Europe.
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I mean, I'm gonna say I just kind of turned around.
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I turned around and made a beeline for my stationary bike.
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" And he turned around and he said to Mary, "What's that?
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My daughter turned around to grab her phone in my head.
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The nurse who turned around and drove back into Paradise to help.
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At that point, Chiu said she turned around and snapped at him.
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So the whole Russia thing I think seems to have turned around.
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The economy turned around in 2017, but only grew by 1.1 percent.
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The driver had been listening to the radio and briefly turned around.
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I turned around to see the north tower collapsing down on itself.
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I turned around and saw a couple of guys around a camera.
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And I turned around and she sprayed the back of my jacket.
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When the creature turned around, it seemed to have changed its mind.
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I realized two men had been following me when I turned around.
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"It's helping stocks now and the bond market's turned around," he said.
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After the ivory trade was banned in 1989, elephants' fortunes turned around.
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I turned around and I was like, 'Oh my god, sorry, hi!
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" At that, Serena finally turned around, and coolly replied, "Don't get upset.
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When he turned around, he was attacked from behind and dragged upstairs.
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Then she turned around and ran back, and that probably aggravated it.
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She turned around to search for Jaime, but everyone looked the same.
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If only the RHONY vacation turned around after The Great Dinner Meltdown.
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He previously turned around Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd (CP.TO).
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Now that I received the scholarship, my life has completely turned around.
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In just a few months, things have really turned around for Hope.
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Her son, Andrew, turned around, and Taylor covered him with her body.
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Now as commodity prices have stabilized, the Russian market has turned around.
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Then things turned around, and a big beating became a small win.
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I turned around and was sure at least a few people saw.
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This quarter, those numbers turned around as Surface revenue grew 12 percent.
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"Yeah, but at that point the game was turned around," Thomas said.
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They turned around and waved to those still on the Mexican side.
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Grace, I got—turned around in the curtain and got… tangled up.
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Every time we turned around, there was more paperwork to fill out.
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I immediately turned around and went back into the safe bright room.
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Anything that couldn't be downgraded or blown up just got turned around.
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Against all odds, the Rickroll still hasn't turned around and deserted us.
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He said he turned around after shots were fired at the vehicle.
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" At school, "Leticia had the upper hand; proper dominance was turned around.
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When I turned around, there was a punk right in my face.
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When Dwight turned around to face the room, Matt waved at him.
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Roosevelt walked out eventually, she stopped, turned around, and she greeted us.
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"I remember Izzo turned around after Luke dunked the ball," Roe said.
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One of them turned around, looked at me, and his face dropped.
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He looked at the full restaurant, a little confused, and turned around.
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Something in you actually wants to meander, go astray, get turned around.
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Just how much they turned around will remain a matter of debate.
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Eventually, we turned around and he dropped me back off on campus.
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Perseus hissed at the new traffic lights and turned around back home.
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No one has ever successfully turned around a consumer internet company ever.
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" I turned around and heard myself say, "I'm not angry; I'm miserable.
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Then he turned around and promptly disappeared, without taking a single question.
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Now, after a concerted effort, it has turned around and is prospering.
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The construction worker caught it, smiled, winked, turned around and walked away.
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Every time we turned around, there was more paperwork to fill out.
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It was through Hillsong that his life turned around, Mr. Valena said.
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The candidate turned around from the front seat with a pumped fist.
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Some audience members turned around trying to identify who exactly was speaking.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Elon Musk's fortunes have sure turned around fast.
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We've heard a lot from politicians about how Buffalo has turned around.
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"Barack Obama, president for eight years, turned around the economy," Sharpton said.
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But then, right toward the end of this year, things turned around.
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It is important to note that struggling schools can be turned around.
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He was just as surprised to see me and turned around immediately.
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I took one look and turned around and got out of there.
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Well, you know Japan business has turned around in the last few years.
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"Are you delusional?" she asked him before he turned around and walked away.
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So I turned around, clicked the camera and it turned out pretty good!
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As I turned around I could see his face was in two pieces.
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I turned around and went home and I went through the detox process.
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He turned around and drove back into a cornfield, according to the affidavit.
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"Well, it's not going to get turned around in 10 years," Feinstein replied.
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After my sophomore year, I started running, and that's when things turned around.
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He shares the changes in strategy that completely turned around his investing fortunes.
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After a bit, the guy turned around and let Maria remove his sign.
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Few senior Kippers have much hope that it can be turned around quickly.
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Once he had turned around CP, he didn't make the same mistake again.
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But even as the team's fortune turned around, Moon's path was not easy.
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When she turned around to face him, she saw his eyes devouring her.
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A fellow trooper turned around to check on Bullard and found him dead.
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I turned around and I looked and I felt goosebumps on my skin.
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So Miller turned around and scrambled back to see what he could do.
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He then turned around and sold the company for $4.4 billion to Verizon.
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He turned around and said, 'Well, it bit me,' and we started paddling.
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With little having been done in Washington, that trade has dramatically turned around.
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Mel turned around abruptly, seemingly to confront him, but the video cuts out.
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I turned around and I yelled his name and gave him a hug.
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RHP Jason Grilli has turned around his season since being traded to Toronto.
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The officer chased him but Albert stopped, turned around and TACKLED THE COP!
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Minnesota's fortunes have turned around following the hiring of Torchetti on Feb. 219.
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The change was bumpy at first, and slowly but surely, things turned around.
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I quickly turned around and saw Lewandowski and Trump exiting the building together.
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Once these pictures were turned around, though, the actress noticed a slight...discrepancy.
|
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Smith was touched — and then turned around and gave it to his daughter.
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Correction: A previous version of this story suggested that Apollo 13 turned around.
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When she got her drink, she turned around, and there was George Clooney.
|
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The shooter turned around and opened fire again before running inside that entrance.
|
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"Look how things have turned around on the Criminal Deep State," Trump tweeted.
|
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Russel Honoré, who turned around the botched response to Katrina in 2005, fuming.
|
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" He continued: "If we turned around to retrieve it when we forgot it?
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But he stopped about 15 years ago and his life has turned around.
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The man getting his haircut turned around, excitedly, trying to get my attention.
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One of the fat cats turned around, red-faced, and grabbed his arm.
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But, it looks like everything turned around in time for the family milestone.
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Heather Heyer die under the wheels of a Dodge Challenger, Goldy turned around
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"I feel like this is Narnia," she said -- like everything is turned around.
|
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"Kids are afraid of police, needs to be turned around," reads one comment.
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It's about my life of having every bad thing turned around for good.
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I turned around and I was surprised -- it was the governor, Mike Pence.
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And then I turned around and actually saw the flashes from the gun.
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The Condrons turned around, but a police officer refused to let them through.
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They sold it, but they quickly turned around and started WeWork in 22.
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When I turned around, he was still on the stool, murmuring to himself.
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The decline turned around after Trump aides dispatched more lawyers to the border.
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"Look how things have turned around on the Criminal Deep State," he wrote.
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But after the launch of its hard seltzer brand, its stock turned around.
|
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Banks turned around and deposited much of that money back at the Fed.
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Squinting, I tried the flow-of-traffic trick, but I'd gotten turned around.
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I turned around and everybody, the entire black delegation, was going another way.
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Walking toward the gate, he turned around with a last word for Ahmed.
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Some faculty members are still hoping that the situation can be turned around.
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She turned around to see what looked like the scene from an earthquake.
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The courts turned around the White House revocations, but campaigns have more leeway.
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Her guard, always a few feet away, turned around to give her privacy.
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Other allegations are being turned around to look different than reality, he said.
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"I turned around and saw him struggling," Clark told the Mansfield News Journal.
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HSBC's fortune turned around in 20163 with an increase in the year's profit.
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THE LAST TWO OR THREE MONTHS, THAT'S TURNED AROUND IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION.
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Could I have turned around the first business or grown the second business?
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After about a dozen steps, he turned around and walked back, looking exhausted.
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Halfway there, the cabdriver pulled to the side of road and turned around.
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The Yacu Kallpa then simply turned around and tried to do it again.
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This is true for our Sexy Ken Bone Costume, which we turned around within less than 48 hours of the debate, and our Sexy Pizza Rat Costume from 2015, which we turned around within a matter of days as well.
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The officer told investigators the suspect had turned around to point a black object.
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And then a passenger in front of her turned around and gave her $10.
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Police have said the shooter rode past Hausknecht, then turned around and opened fire.
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Rosario turned around his season after a tough start and is now hitting .293.
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Then he did a 153 on that and actually turned around and did it.
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I turned around and it was Frank Oz, coming to talk to me. Me!
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When the rabbi turned around, he saw the gunman training the weapon on him.
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He immediately turned around and began conferring with the group of advisers behind him.
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I turned around, you know, to push him off me because he's touching me.
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"I felt something brush my leg and then turned around," Poletti told ABC News.
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And Larry has talked about power getting turned around over the next couple years.
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When she turned around, she said she saw a man standing in the bathroom.
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A few days after it became available, Apple turned around and banned it entirely.
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You can't leave without having all of your assumptions about disability completely turned around.
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The governor turned around to listen, smiled, then continued to walk into the building.
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I turned around instead and walked along Broadway, many miles away from my apartment.
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But soon after, the bison turned around and ran toward Reinke, who skittered away.
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A case unsolved for 13 years had turned around in a matter of weeks.
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I couldn't find the fire, and I was kicking myself for getting turned around.
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Mimicking Sanders, Trump slumped his shoulders, turned around, and danced away from the podium.
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Turned around, a couple seconds to myself, I managed to get it together again.
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But as as soon as she turned around, she revealed an intricate, edgy look.
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Now, most people would've turned around to see WTF hit them, but not Schwarzenegger.
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The plane never turned around & I will talk about it until it gets changed.
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When Duncan responded that they were Republicans playing, the man turned around and left.
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The car then drove past her, but turned around and headed back toward her.
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On the yen, it was back below 79.00, having turned around from 81.61 yen.
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It was a loud thud, I turned around and he was out of it.
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"I turned around and all of a sudden she was bleeding," the person said.
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Sometimes you have a point of view and you get turned around 180 degrees.
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So I turned around and walked the other way, through Coach Z.'s house.
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Despite some ugly numbers, the Rangers are confident they can get things turned around.
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" Kandaswamy added, "We were able to treat it effectively and got it turned around.
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He turned around ABB's discrete automation and motion business before becoming CEO in 2013.
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He lost the one he loved, and turned around and saved me years later.
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The puzzling show of pro-Russia nationalism made sense only after Cheadle turned around.
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It was really dark, and I turned around to go back to base camp.
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I thought he wasn't going to answer, but he turned around some seconds later.
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There are conflicting accounts of why the plane turned around in the first place.
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That all turned around with just under nine minutes left in the second quarter.
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I turned around, stared straight ahead and turned the music a little bit lower.
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When we reached the buoy boundaries, we turned around and marveled at our surroundings.
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Then Meredith turned around and started peddling off the parts it did not want.
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The gunman, he later learned, had turned around and fired back into the building.
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Then he won the South Carolina contest in a landslide, and everything turned around.
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The decline turned around after the White House dispatched more lawyers to the border.
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Their night turned around, though, and he and Tahzjuan jumped in the water naked.
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I turned around in my chair and I said, 'Guys, this is TV gold!
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I don't know if Sam heard, but he turned around with a serious look.
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"I turned around and I just watched him slide down the waterfall," Hugg said.
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Rebel then turned around to show the words "Impeach this" written on his skin.
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The woman was in the salad line ahead of him, and she turned around.
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Thinking the driver maybe wasn't aware, the cammer turned around to let him know.
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He has turned around a flailing business, the company's $18 billion health care division.
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"We know that he turned around and returned on June 11," said the source.
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"You feel the energy and I turned around and I was like, 'Holy s—.'"
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You feel the energy and I turned around and I was like, 'Holy s—.
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He has turned around debt-ridden companies within stagnant industries like coal and steel.
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Finally he nodded, turned around and walked back across the desert to his home.
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I wished him well and turned around to hurry my ass onto the set.
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And the fact that it's been turned around on this country is really fascinating.
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I was on my way to Mexico and I turned around and came home.
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And someone behind me turned around and said, 'I can't believe how long you're taking.
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"The sensation was so palpable I almost turned around, expecting to see her," he said.
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"I turned around and my 7-year-old was shot in the head," Washington said.
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He assailed entire races and ethnic groups, then turned around and said they loved him.
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"If we don't get this turned around, we're going to be in trouble," he warned.
|
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Nestle has turned around its U.S. frozen foods business, with revamped marketing, packaging and recipes.
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The four other stocks later turned around, with Facebook and Alphabet ending the day higher.
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After the Great Recession, milk prices rose and have fluctuated since the economy turned around.
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Trump simply handed her a copy of his speech, as presidents do, and turned around.
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When I turned around to look at him, with that grin, I lost my mind.
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Dow futures, down 300 points overnight, turned around and spiked higher Monday on Trump's remarks.
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Ubisoft also famously turned around Rainbow Six: Siege by committing to slow but steady improvements.
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Suddenly, the shooter turned around and took aim at people who had already been shot.
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When she turned around, Farrell was already on bended knee with a ring in hand.
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But that's when the British ran into thousands of armed Americans and were turned around.
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" She adds: "Once [Przytula] stood up and turned around, we realized what Owen was doing.
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"[He] turned around and looked right at me, and he said, 'Thank you,'" she said.
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He turned around, and her vision was filled with his wide chest, his flat stomach.
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Hopkins turned around and made the catch while getting by New York cornerback Morris Claiborne.
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"We have turned around the business, it's about where we go from here," he said.
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"I turned around for a quick moment and I hear the gunshot sounds," he said.
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U.S. crude turned around from small declines to rise 0.1 percent to $57.01 a barrel.
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About 350 units are turned around each hour, equivalent to 1.2 million iPhones each year.
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Tuukka Rask has turned around his season by posting a 5-1-0 record and .
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Even the best skywatcher can get turned around when looking up at the night sky.
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" She added that when "they saw me … they turned around and walked the other way.
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When Lattimore turned around, Tampa Bay receiver Mike Evans slammed him, sparking a brief brawl.
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He completely turned around a Utah Attorney General's office that had been rocked by scandal.
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I yelled out "Obama!" and he turned around, looking somewhat surprised that anyone recognized him.
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Smaller positions turned around more quickly require lower capital provision and bourses offer centralized clearing.
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He turned around, the only thing he could see for miles was the chip shop.
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In Wiltshire, the story was turned around on the outsiders who were spreading those tales.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng turned around from losses to add 0.05% early in the afternoon.
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"Look how things have turned around on the Criminal Deep State," Trump tweeted on Wednesday.
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I've spent hours wandering through flea markets and getting turned around in the old city.
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"He basically just turned around and surrendered," Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown added.
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A jet was accompanying the U.S. ship and turned around as well, according to Tasnim.
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Unable to make his way across, McCandless turned around and headed back toward the bus.
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And then DePodesta told them the fridge was stocked with soylent, turned around, and left.
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When asked about these reasons, ICE reiterated the plane turned around due to logistical problems.
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And he then turned around and proceeded to eat the apple with a wide grin.
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"She went inside, turned around and waved at me and shut the door," Atkinson said.
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Within hours of shuttering her campaign, the Minnesota senator turned around and endorsed Joe Biden.
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Italy's bond market turned around in late trade after its treasury announced a bond exchange.
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It's tax day, and what needs to be reordered, turned around and "reformed" right now?
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Do you wish you had turned around at that debate and said, "Back off, jackass"?
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When Crupi turned around for a moment, they negotiated further among themselves, behind her back.
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When I turned around during the second class, he was sitting in the front row.
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When she turned around, the word "PROUD" was printed in capital letters on her ass.
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The flight crew requested permission to return to the Jakarta airport but never turned around.
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It actually turned around pretty quickly to talking about bio and synthetic biology and food.
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But some have stopped and applied for asylum, or have turned around and headed home.
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Later, after sinking a 3-pointer, he turned around and stared in her direction again.
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I asked the driver to stop, and I turned around to check the flag again.
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As soon as we walked into the reception room, the manager turned around and disappeared.
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He cleared his throat, and she turned around with a stricken look on her face.
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Conte has turned around Chelsea not with one grand gesture but with countless small ones.
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Perhaps, most incredible, is seeing how much Disney has turned around its live-action slate.
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It wasn't until an Atlanta police officer pulled her over that their life turned around.
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The third period was quiet until the wild final minute when the game turned around.
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Hirono turned around, spotted him and said she was "done," ushering him to the cameras.
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But when the figure turned around, it was a young man — presumably the young Noah.
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I turned around and felt something in my eye and I told myself 'oh, no!
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Often, when the ship arrived, it was simply turned around and sent back to China.
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The question stopped her dead in her tracks and she turned around to address it.
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"I turned around and said it's not a simple glue and patch fix," he said.
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He was going back to Abaco, he turned around and said, 'Grandma, I love you.
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Then he turned around and saw what had been spray-painted on our garage door.
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"I saw that Bush was outside so I ran through the door past him and turned around, and right as I turned around he started stretching," Cole said of the photo, showing Bush swinging his arms behind his back, chin raised to the ceiling.
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According to Port, they both turned around and went right back home once it was over.
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"Ever since that last quarter and that interview, ... the stock's trajectory has turned around," Cramer said.
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Chapa began to run, then turned around and started firing at Espericueta, hitting him, police said.
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Well, the good news for Ora was that all four judges turned around when she sang.
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I turned around and stared up at the leather-encased breasts of my vacant-eyed attendant.
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" The duo had both turned around for Brennen Henson, following his cover of Vance Joy's "Riptide.
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European shares also turned around following a lacklustre open, with a pan-European benchmark up 0.6%.
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I was basically turned around and directionless after running in and out of a few temples.
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He turned around the team and led it to its first N.F.C. East championship since 2012.
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I turned around to find Hamza, but he had already closed his shop for the day.
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They then turned around to walk and find their seats with their arms around each other.
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European shares also turned around following a lackluster open, with a pan-European benchmark up 0.6%.
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The two women turned around to discover their surprise collaborator was Keith Urban, another Opry member.
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At the end of his speech, he turned around and walked back into the White House.
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When she finally stopped, she turned around to high-five her cheering colleagues before sitting down.
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Between sets, they turned around in their seats to chat with Invictus Games fans around them.
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"I would love it if things turned around, or somehow the population increased," Divoky told me.
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While I carried the enormous, three-foot gun through the parking lot, few heads turned around.
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More recent data (PDF) from those same groups shows that the dip has actually turned around.
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At Princess Eugenie's royal wedding to Jack Brooksbank, the real story began when she turned around.
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But the second McGrady turned around, she saw her boyfriend kneel down with the beautiful sparkler.
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I turned around quickly to see that he had hit her very hard across the face.
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Once he dropped off his passengers, Florentino turned around and made the 200-mile return trip.
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But it then, amazingly, turned around and partnered with Amazon to sell Kindles in its stores.
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That means this rocket was turned around and ready for re-use in just six months.
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But then something hits me: How the hell did we not remember the turned-around figure?
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan turned around to edge up 0.2 percent.
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But when Kowalski turned around, several kids -- all library regulars -- were standing on the steps watching.
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Gelhaus said Lopez began to raise the weapon as he turned around to face the deputies.
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"I turned around and they were just slow dancing and there was no music," she said.
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The billionaire briefly turned around to face reporters before waving off questions and leaving the ballroom.
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Last year, Mr Cameron claimed that almost all the initial 120,000 families had been turned around.
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It was only then that he turned around; the bottle was virtually empty at that point.
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One of Sasse's claims to fame is that he turned around a small, struggling hometown college.
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"I turned around, and the woman had grabbed my hands," she told CNN on Friday morning.
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I didn't want to see the ashes fall, so I turned around, and there was Joe.
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After waiting in line for three hours, my friend turned around and drove back to Vienna.
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Hellmann's later dropped the suit, but turned around earlier this year and introduced competitive eggless products.
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Flash forward to the summer of 2012, by which time the housing market had turned around.
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Things have turned around, even with the losses of defensive coordinators in back-to-back seasons.
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When he did not hear a response, Coghlan stepped back from the plate and turned around.
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Mr. González Navarro turned around and sped home to check that his house was not hit.
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I turned around to Ed, my jaw agape, unsure how to explain what had just happened.
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"My generation was the one that turned around and became friends with our kids," she said.
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The crowd literally turned around and went back into the room to see this riveting performer.
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Tipsters then turned around and planted a story with the media that I was under investigation.
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I turned around and began walking back to St.-Laurent-du-Var, arriving shortly before dawn.
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Eagles linebacker Najee Goode got turned around, allowing Thompson to walk into the end zone untouched.
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After Jordan gave him a shove on a play, Kerr turned around and shoved Jordan back.
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The shares were lower initially but turned around in postmarket trading following the company's conference call.
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Public opinion has turned around under his son's rule — and Juan Carlos' public appearances have diminished.
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"I turned around and, accidentally, I saw a puppy standing next to his mom," Alhor said.
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McLaren, likewise, turned around its truck, carrying the company's latest supercar, shortly before it reached Geneva.
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He turned around and pointed at a motorcycle jacket covered in patches hanging on the wall.
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A Jin Air flight turned around mid-flight after uncovering a major issue with a door.
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Overwhelmed by the bittersweetness of the day, Mr. Messinger was in tears before he turned around.
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Then it turned around and spent over $21970 billion in stock repurchases from 2401 to 21990.
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When he turned around, the resident was right behind him, recording him on a cellphone camera.
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"She turned around to me and said, 'This isn't your finest moment, Andrew,'" Mr. Bolton recalled.
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The aircraft appears to have turned around about two hours into the flight near Jacksonville, Florida.
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When he saw a fellow employee running toward him, he turned around and started running away.
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"I just turned around and was looking at the stage, and it just collapsed," she said.
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"Troopers are trying their hardest to get everyone help and turned around!" tweeted Trooper C. Thorson.
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The video then shows the woman chasing after the man, who turned around and attacked her.
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After a few seconds, the woman turned around, smiled into her cellphone and took some selfies.
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"It completely turned around: He became the teacher," said Savini, 72, describing his experience on set.
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"I think I turned around six times before the airport just kind of [disappeared]," shared Jolie.
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There was nothing grand about the passage until I got to the bottom, and turned around.
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At one point, he turned around and moved away from the ledge — only to come back.
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"The employment rate is very high, the economy does seem to have turned around," he added.
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He said they encountered police barricades and heard gunshots as they turned around to go home.
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Then he turned around and wrote a bill that made every single problem he identified worse.
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"She left to have a drink and I turned around and Linara was there," he said.
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As the credits rolled, Ripa turned around and revealed herself to Seacrest, who then fell down screaming.
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A motorist passed by the scene and turned around to help Pellerin, reports said at the time.
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"My hand was about to be on his shoulder" when he turned around and shot, Grillot said.
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"The terrorist turned around and continued driving with the intention to attack nearby civilians," the statement said.
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As for Scaramucci, he won a bold bet on President Trump — then turned around and lost it.
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Countdown clocks were stopped and buses full of spectators were turned around after Monday's launch was scrapped.
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Suddenly, I felt someone from behind grope my breasts, and when I turned around, it was Arunabh.
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But then he turned around and agreed to sign the bill anyway, just a few hours later.
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As she fled her hometown, the mother turned around and saw the smoke billowing up the sky.
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After the ball ricocheted off the vendor's backside, he turned around toward the field in visible pain.
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Soon after, a pair of shoppers jumped when they turned around to notice Tally waiting to pass.
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When the man noticed she was approaching her friend, "he turned around and walked away," she said.
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That's when the officer says he turned around and stopped to find out what was going on.
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" Angel turned around and said as soft as the cotton fabric on her pillow, "Mami, por favor.
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But when Fallon turned around from picking up the ball, Prince pulled a vanishing act yet again.
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About 10 minutes into his trek back to his truck, he heard a sound and turned around.
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I could make the robot follow me or turn around as I turned around my whole body.
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"The female turned around, placed her hands behind her back and stated, 'Arrest me,&apos" it says.
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The other accelerated out to space, then decelerated, turned around, and accelerated home of the return trip.
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But Niantic turned around, went back to the same city the next year, and pulled it off.
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But instead of going forward toward safety, he turned around & drove back into the heart of Paradise.
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However, the stock has since turned around and is up more than 50 percent year to date.
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That's when I felt something touch my shoulder and turned around face to face with a demon.
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" You can hear Trump say, "So the whole Russia thing, I think, seems to have turned around.
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SALON WORKERS RECORDED HITTING CUSTOMER WITH BROOM AFTER BOTCHED WAX Fortunately for Peters, her luck turned around.
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The driver, according to Buratczuk, turned around after seeing a semi-truck was blocking the road ahead.
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"I turned around, in between innings, and it was the gentleman that first helped me," recalled Tumpane.
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"She turned around and she looked and it was the 'Jingle Bell Rock' portion," Chabert told People.
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Florida really turned around about two to three weeks out and it started to look very good.
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By the time I'd mopped my eyes dry and stopped laughing, my expectations had turned around entirely.
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I turned around too quickly and the end of a broken bulb got me in my neck.
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I tilted the bottle and I poured as he turned around and continued to entertain the women.
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She came up to the table, and then started crying, and then turned around and walked away.
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The Dodgers outfielder turned around—yes, he had his back to Hundley—and got into his face.
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She turned around and feigned exaggerated embarrassment, as if we had caught her unaware in her scanties.
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I have never seen that woman blush until I turned around and she was talking to Peter.
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Haddish immediately turned around to see Winfrey walking onto the stage to the cheers of the audience.
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Then Holm turned around and lost in March to Miesha Tate, who has lost to Rousey twice.
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High yield (HYG, JNK), which had a rough time a few weeks ago, has also turned around.
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Then Trump turned around and tweeted about it, crediti Examiner, like it was their list, not his!
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Escovedo wasn't sure what to make of this and turned around and jogged back to the hotel.
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The man turned around and tried to sell access to the system to a Mexican drug cartel.
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He then turned around, pointed at his Francisco Lindor jersey, and urged the crowd to get loud.
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" She turned around, took one look at me, and said, "I don't want no n----r doctor.
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On Twitter, earlier today, he wrote, &aposlook how things have turned around on the criminal deep state.
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The defender—understandably, sportsmanly—stopped and turned around to check on the wellbeing of his fellow human.
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"I must have gotten turned around!" she will announce, giggling in a high-pitched and unpleasant way.
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When I turned around I saw a group of people coming down the street straight towards me!
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A quick-fix expert, he immediately turned around defenses in Buffalo, Atlanta, San Diego, Dallas, and Houston.
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This album was quickly turned around after Accelerator, and then Pound For Pound followed a year later.
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We started flirting and drinking, and then in front of everyone, he turned around and kisses me.
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It was only once Bey turned around that we saw the beauty that was her double-braid.
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Once we got a good look, we turned around to take in the store as a whole.
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Few signs lead the way, and even Seamus, my very capable driver, got turned around en route.
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Rather than adhering to Clover's demands, the labs turned around and billed the patients -- Clover's elderly members.
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Things turned around a bit during Missile Command, and I had a strong run on Space Invaders.
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The man operating the toy guns booth turned around and the girls recognized their long-lost uncle.
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I turned around to thank him, but he was already walking away backward, looking right at me.
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And he was so groovy, and he turned around and he started to talk to the audience.
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As I purchased mine, I turned around and realized the line had grown by at least 10x.
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With that, the airplane turned around in midair — and headed back to Seattle where it had started.
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The car had mounted the sidewalk and turned around before stopping at 154th Street and Baisley Boulevard.
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Erik Agard and Andy Kravis return with a hilarious collaboration that will have you completely turned around.
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He's a Midwestern mayor who took office at 29 and turned around a city on the brink.
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As the credits rolled, Cheadle turned around to reveal "TRUMP" and the number 45 on the back.
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After he hit the shot, he turned around and had a few words for the Mavs' bench.
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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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Dubas hired Keefe to coach the Greyhounds in December 2012, and Keefe turned around a faltering team.
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"I think I basically turned around outside his house and drove back to the studio," Corden laughed.
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Then the young man who had been sitting to my right turned around and looked at me.
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At the gate, Ms. Park's government-provided bodyguards, the only official privilege she still enjoyed, turned around.
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The Honduran Foreign Ministry previously said 2,000 people in the caravan had turned around and headed home.
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When he turned around, an 80-pound mountain lion attacked him, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials said.
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My first instinct was to flee, so I turned around and walked briskly to my bus stop.
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I didn't want to hurt her feelings, even if she turned around and said she didn't care.
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" Then, she said, "I turned around and saw my whole family and it brought me to tears.
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"Things really turned around during that period, so we never had to have that difficult conversation," Blecharczyk said.
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By the time I turned around, this tall stranger was gone, and the chance to meet him lost.
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In an international game against Lebanon in 2011, he turned around and kicked the ball like a mule.
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It's so hot a flight out of Texas turned around rather than land in Phoenix's oven-like conditions.
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" "But if you want to buy Molson Coors purely on speculation that the thing has really turned around?
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The Hootses sued in state court; then, the Florida company turned around and counter-sued in federal court.
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I turned around and saw Sufian again, struggling to push his mother in a wheelchair through the muck.
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But then, once we realized how expensive that would be, we turned around and bought a home instead.
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Even Russia has turned around thanks to the price of crude, as the ruble is linked to oil.
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In the meantime, if you're someone who is often easily turned around, it's not too late for you.
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A CHP officer spotted the car after it burst into flames and turned around in traffic to help.
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Now you say the other boys all turned around and looked somewhat stunned by what was going on.
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"[The suspect] picked up his weapon, turned around and points them at me…two pistols," the homeowner recalled.
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"If I was in my Voice chair, I would have turned around for you for sure," she added.
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"What?!" one of her sisters could be heard exclaiming as she turned around to hold up the sign.
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When I finally stood up and turned around to exit, I found that the theater was still full.
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Just 'boom, boom' and then (the suspect) turned around and aimed at my son and his future wife.
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When I turned around and looked to the front, he already had the gun to the cashier's head.
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"I thought we got discouraged, and we let our energy get turned around the other way," Fisher said.
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To emerge on the right side of history, the entire culture of medicine needs to be turned around.
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When the driver dropped me off, he turned around and said, 'I hope you feel better, Miss Moore.
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I turned around to see the Santa-man grinning benevolently with a pair of headphones around his neck.
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Eruption Crew Ranger Travis Delimont and a co-worker had to chase after them before they turned around.
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But then the rabbi turned around and saw a terrible sight, he said with emotion in his voice.
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The only candidate is probably Mr Tavares, who has turned around both PSA and Opel in quick time.
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But then, she turned around to reveal an intricate braided look weaved together with black string, corset-style.
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As soon as Boeing said it saw tremendous long-term demand for its products, the stock turned around.
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It then turned around and paid dividends to some of its largest pharmacy purchasers, which were also shareholders.
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Almost immediately, though, Richard remembered his eyedrops were still in the bag and turned around to retrieve them.
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Then I turned around and I walked inside and she waved and said &aposbye&apos to her Dad.
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He turned around to cover his wife because he thought I was going to stab her or something.
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When I reached it, he said "wait…" and when I turned around he was holding out my bag.
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In August, when Peabody finally paid its back taxes, the county turned around and sent the money back.
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For a good three seconds, Ora proudly turned around to show off her black thong to the camera.
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At one point, Trump turned around at the podium as he watched protesters escorted out of the venue.
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She then quickly turned around and playfully screamed, causing the children to happily mimic her out of surprise.
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As she turned around to walk to her patrol car, she noticed Crutcher walking towards her, she testified.
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I think that's the only reason I moved a lot otherwise because most of the cars turned around.
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Then when I turned around to go away to walk back inside, she threw the glass at me.
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I should've stood up and turned around and looked at the audience, but my reflex was to duck.
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He looked at it, turned around, first thing he said was, can you put this in here tomorrow?
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He turned around, grinned, and enveloped me in an enormous hug with a full kiss on the lips.
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His shirt was torn, and when he turned around I saw that his back was drenched in blood.
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I turned around to a chorus of guys laughing and proclaiming their innocence, their hands in the air.
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I turned around to find the voice and saw myself as someone who didn't give a damn. Again.
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When Jensen turned around, she found her granddaughter wearing the exact dress in the framed photograph she held.
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Cherry was startled, and she turned around and hit him four times on the arm and the head.
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He called it a "minor trapdoor sell-off" that turned around after equities didn't cross the lower low.
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A Carnival cruise ship turned around to answer a distress call from a man whose boat was sinking.
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Then, ten minutes before we entered Italian airspace, the weather over London cleared and the plane turned around.
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Young entrepreneurs, with their stylish establishments, have turned around the Northern Quarter, while change is emerging in Ancoats.
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I turned around and saw that the path we had come from was now thick with armed guerrillas.
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And then he sort of turned around and said, 'Okay you're ready to do your furniture line now.
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Hal, walking point, would have turned around and smiled, like, Do you believe we're getting paid for this?
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But when he'd nearly caught up with Lindsay, before he'd even said her name, she turned around quickly.
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She turned around, drove back on the PCH…and I just did it five, six, maybe seven times.
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The woman in the cheap pink T-shirt turned around and asked if I had somewhere to stay.
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In 2010, I was standing alone waving my flag… Now, it's turned around in the past two years.
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Markets, however, turned around again when it became clear the comments were made on Wednesday night in Beijing.
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The stock market plunged on the night of Trump's election, but then it turned around and started soaring.
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"She turned around and looked at me and started hysterically laughing and couldn't get her breath," he recalled.
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Still, Mr. Trump threatened to cut off aid to the country if the caravan was not turned around.
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It was amazing—Kurt turned around and went, 'Whoa, Eugene Kelly, I can't believe I'm meeting Eugene Kelly!
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After getting hit with the egg, Mr. Anning turned around and struck Mr. Connolly in the face twice.
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" At CBS, he turned around a moribund network with audience-friendly smashes like "Survivor," the police procedural "C.
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At length, as the road dwindled, the soldiers and police officers who had been escorting us turned around.
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May's plan to leave the bloc, and then turned around and rejected leaving the bloc without an agreement.
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They were greeted at the door by a woman who then turned around and dashed up the stairs.
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He needed to be restrained by teammate (and former King) Rajon Rondo, who then turned around to argue.
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In these difficult, confusing and, at times, scary days, it's easy to get turned around in the market.
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"I was stunned and turned around to have a look at the man made the statement," Mok wrote.
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Wan Ling Martello, the Nestlé executive who turned around its Asian operations, will leave the Swiss food giant.
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But when she turned around, she stood face to face with the assailant, who was carrying two handguns.
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The first time, I turned around after five minutes; I have seldom tried anything that felt so futile.
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When I finished listening to the voice mail from my opponent, I turned around and told my team.
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Mr. Booker turned around from the front seat, and in a half whisper, responded: "But I found you."
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In his 21 years as athletic director at Iowa, Elliott brought in coaches who turned around floundering programs.
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The people in line looked as if they expected everybody else to mug them if they turned around.
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I do feel I took a step in the right direction, things are getting better and turned around.
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I heard a cheerful "Hello!" and turned around to see a tall, slim woman with caramel-colored hair.
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Moon, who was also diverted, was already waiting at another location near the DMZ when Trump turned around.
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I turned around and saw it was a man and realized he was pressing his erection into me.
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I felt this bad vibe, and I turned around and it was Don Short from The Daily Mirror.
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Zetsche has successfully turned around Mercedes-Benz during his decade as chief executive, following a disastrous merger with Chrysler.
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In both of those cases, things turned around in time for both Reagan and Bush to be re-elected.
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The halt of management buyouts amid the controversy of state asset losses turned around the reform process in 2005.
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And so [the cops] turned around and ran toward those guys, and I had a split second to think.
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Cuomo gave the people Wi-Fi, and they turned around and weaponized it to fight for a better subway.
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A police officer apprehended O'Riordan at which time she turned around and headbutted him before spitting in his face.
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Interestingly, however, U.S. PC shipments have actually turned around recently, and are now on a modestly increasing growth curve.
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"That tells you the data has turned around and maybe earnings aren't going to be so bad," he said.
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"And Saudi Arabia and OPEC have kind of turned around and said: 'Well, show me the demand,'" he added.
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It then, after handily beating those expectations, turned around and raised the expectations for the fourth quarter for subscribers.
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When John Legend turned around for one second: You can thank wife Chrissy Teigen for capturing this full moon.
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Instead, she simply turned around and sold them to a New Jersey-based wholesaler and pocketed a huge profit.
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Metalrax was renamed Arc following the acquisition and the business was successfully turned around and sold and continues trading.
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However, the actor said his life turned around in 1975 after a conversation with a woman from Alcoholics Anonymous.
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"And this is how my life turned around – and so quickly, too, by the way," Shelton added on Chelsea.
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The snow machine turned around several times and came back at Zirkle's sled before driving off, according to police.
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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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But, extrapolating outward would suggest more "inadmissibles" will be turned around in 2017 than in the previous two years.
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They turned around and resold it, but since it was used, the company says it lost more than $62,000.
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She then turned around and a man punched her in the jaw, knocking her down onto her oxygen tank.
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" He then turned around and told the New York Times that the pop music industry "is categorically anti-woman.
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The man turned around slowly and informed Christie he hadn't done one crucial thing: ask for the man's vote.
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My friend, who was several yards in front of Pollock and me, turned around and held her phone up.
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"My life has turned around with the Medicaid expansion, and that was not even a year ago," Wilson says.
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Just when things started to get too weird and the heat started to get to me, everything turned around.
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I was standing in line to register for classes, and I turned around and saw her right behind me.
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The other day, I turned around while I was cooking, kitchen knife in hand, and tripped on my cat.
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I didn't know it was her because she was turned around, and he was like, 'Hey, this is Gwen.
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My father's left arm is stronger than his right—we're a family of lefties—and we got turned around.
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At the time, conditions turned around with the help of humanitarian aid and the return of the rainy season.
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On a 33-1 pitch that plate umpire Ron Kulpa called a strike, Ortiz turned around and began yelling.
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He didn't talk but when he got dropped off, he turned around and gave me a little business card.
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He later turned around in a panic when he realized how deeply unpopular that position was among Democratic voters.
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If any of them had it hitting the bat I would have turned around and called a foul ball.
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The company stopped adding and actually started losing users, though user growth has turned around so far in 2019.
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Money it takes in is turned around for the talent on the field so it can win — with style.
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Horse-race polls this early are poor predictors of election results, and candidates have turned around public opinion before.
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The boat slowly turned around and made its way back the way it came, and the race went forward.
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When he turned around at the bottom, he saw the fire in the hearth, the chair waiting before it.
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I turned around and saw the look on my friend's faces and felt that I had failed my country.
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Later in the day, she turned around and blew a kiss at her relatives sitting in the second row.
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Mr. Correa turned around and headed back to Harlem, where the second half of his work day is based.
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He turned around, and a saw a young man wearing sunglasses standing in front of him with a rifle.
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She went off the path at one point to rest, and when she resumed hiking, she got turned around.
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American investors helped them get established, and some of those Chinese companies turned around and invested in American companies.
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Even though the airports remained open, some flights bound for Spain turned around as word spread of the lockdown.
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But any normal assessment of history would say, wait a minute, he added cops, that's why this turned around.
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Maybe if I turned around and faced the toothpaste monster, I'd see she had never wanted to kill me.
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Some who were part of the caravan never left Guatemala and instead turned around and went home, officials said.
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Of course we've already turned around and are heading back to St. John's, but we're 500-some miles away.
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As the second stage ignited to push the cargo capsule to orbit, the booster turned around back toward land.
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At least half the audience had now turned around to peer at the man who had asked the question.
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She is worried now that even a layover in Malaysia will be problematic and she could be turned around.
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I turned around and saw a man dressed in blue pants and a white shirt cycling through the hall.
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We turned around and there was a minute-long video that they had prepared for a really long time.
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After taking the photo, he walked up a steep flight of stairs, turned around and took in the expanse.
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If she turned around, he'd probably see the bump in her cheek and ask her to open her mouth.
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" After pressing him, the father turned around, placed his hands in the air, and allegedly said, "I did it.
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I reached the sidewalk first and when I turned around, Jonathan was still in the middle of the road.
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The sight of fractured headstones and overgrown weeds was so dismaying that she turned around and drove back home.
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"The season's young, we'll get these guys healthy and hopefully we can get things turned around soon," Pederson said.
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Turning to the sports world, Mr. Ilitch spent freely and eventually turned around franchises that experienced many lean years.
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Perhaps it was as soon as she touched him, before he turned around, that she knew it was Toby.
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" He went on, "I turned around and looked at these twenty bankers, worrying about their capital and liquidity issues.
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I turned around and took a long breath of the mountain air, and I remembered a bright green lawn.
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"Washington bailed out Wall Street and Wall Street turned around and stole the pensions Ohioans worked for," Brown said.
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Everything about Whitney is better on Forever Turned Around, and "Used to Be Lonely" is a truly signature moment.
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He had walked out with the long gun in his hands but suddenly turned around and walked back in.
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We sneaked in to the goat pen, only 25 feet behind them all, but the guards never turned around.
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After returning to base camp, Lowe turned around and completed a solo first ascent up Ama Dablam's south face.
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Together, we have turned around a declining situation, but that's also part of what we need to do together.
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Assuming the military would retrieve the plane's frame after gutting it, Einar and Eyrún turned around and walked home.
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After the stabbing, the student "turned around, dropped the knife and put his hands up in the air," police said.
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Not letting much dust collect on his guitar, frontman Hutch Harris has already turned around a solo LP, Only Water.
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My dad turned around and stared at us, his fear confirming that something wasn't right—and maybe even very wrong.
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In its last days before ending itself, human-built Cassini turned around and snapped this farewell mosaic image of Saturn.
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We couldn't put our fingers on why, but that's been turned around now, as a lot of people like him.
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Since supply creates its own demand, the slump in business could spread to the consumer — unless policies are turned around.
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AND ALL I CAN TELL YOU, JIM, IS SINCE WE ANNOUNCED THAT DEAL, OUR CHINA BUSINESS HAS TURNED AROUND DRAMATICALLY.
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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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"I'm serious, give it up," she remembers one saying as she turned around to find a gun pointed at her.
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"Â When the plaintiffs tried to confront the two other passengers, one turned around and "began to batter and assault.
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However, any awful train ride can be turned around in an instant by spotting a good boy on the subway.
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During a break shortly before the sentence was handed down, Manafort turned around and blew his wife, Kathleen, a kiss.
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"Accountability for that flight attendant's behavior, for his actions, accountability for being the cause of a flight getting turned around."
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Kat Caputo was talking to a friend by the light-rail station when she heard a commotion and turned around.
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Because most of the families are from Central America, they cannot immediately be turned around and sent back to Mexico.
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This time they turned around with almost every flashlight, searchlight, Geiger counter or whatever they had, and still saw nothing.
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The business has not turned around, but Fox's value has, as a prize for other media titans seeking global scale.
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She recalled the ordeal to ABC News, alleging that she turned around to see Gary Steiner standing in the restroom.
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Right now, small studies with bold results that can be quickly turned around and published in journals are disproportionately rewarded.
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He had a bumpy road for awhile with past relationships and once he met Heidi that turned around for him.
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But Wednesday's session turned around and investors seemed to realign their focus with successful companies rather than Trump's potential obstacles.
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I turned around, and within seconds, he was pushing me against the wall, and forcing his tongue down my throat.
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Early Thursday morning, Southwest Airlines Flight 3606 turned around in midair, halting its trip to Dallas to return to Seattle.
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"There's an opportunity for Mnangagwa to build his legitimacy around being the one who turned around the economy," said Vandome.
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Lore left Amazon and Quidsi in 2013, then turned around and raised billions of dollars for his next venture, Jet.
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But for the terrible shyness that overcame me, I would have turned around right there and grasped that man's hand.
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Kim, rocking a new pink 'do, turned around and appeared to burst into laughter at Kanye's desperate need to pee.
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"So I turned around and walked to the end of the driveway and I just yelled," recalls Kimber, now 29.
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But her life turned around three years ago, when she heard about Freedom a la Cart at a homeless shelter.
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"And she said she was yelling and trying to get help, and things got turned around in a negative way."
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You obviously don't want to miss your flight or, if you're a non-citizen, be turned around and sent home.
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Instead, I was met with a deafening silence in our corner of the office, and I turned around to stares.
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"And then he turned around and pushed through the toughest regulation that we've seen since the Great Depression," she said.
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He hasn't run a U.S. attorney's office, much less a city that he turned around, or went through 9/11.
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Sure enough, in the next scene, in Friar Lawrence's cell, she turned around and her gown was torn in back.
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He argued that even at 18 feet away, Scott posed a threat and could have turned around and charged him.
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By the time they reported their second-quarter results in August of 2017, things had clearly turned around, Cramer said.
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The Senate should act swiftly to confirm Kathy Kraninger and the get the CFPB turned around before it's too late.
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In a move that showed his confidence, he spelled "mogollon" and he quickly turned around to walk to his seat.
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"I smelled smoke, I turned around, and there it was," Glenn Kile told the New York Times of the fire.
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After news of the Beijing move broke, the vessel turned around and remained in the area, before heading back west.
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Another man—a taxi driver—walked up, pulled the door to find it was locked, turned around, and drove away.
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" This time—I still don't know what came over me—I turned around and screamed back: "Ignorant sons of bitches!
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After firing a fastball past Blanco, Tanaka, in a rare display of emotion, turned around, flexed and yelled with exhilaration.
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"I turned around and looked in the bullpen and saw Kershaw's name on the board," third baseman Justin Turner said.
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Another time, I got stuck in traffic, arrived to a big crowd, then turned around so I wouldn't miss dinner.
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Turned around, I waited in a short, but slow-moving, line to check-in when I arrived at 4 p.m.
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But before the team turned around, Sarabia struck up a conversation with the man, explaining that he was an artist.
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Imagine if an athlete turned around and repeated to someone all the four-letter words they'd heard directed at them.
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Flippers turned around more than 49,000 homes in the first quarter, according to real estate research firm Attom Data Solutions.
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The Knutsons received a check in July 2016 for $203,790.81; they turned around and donated $3,000 to the Mayo Clinic.
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"Once I knew my wife was O.K., I just turned around and saw absolute horror and hell," Mr. Ribeiro said.
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After securing a hat trick, which made the score 8-0, Morgan turned around and walked toward the center circle.
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They drove, they told me the next day, with their town behind them, for an hour before they turned around.
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That guy turned around and sold it which is a good reminder not to do favors for Ayn Rand fans.
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Hours later, the Stamford Eagle - hauling sorghum from Cargill's elevator in Houston - turned around off the western coast of Mexico.
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When she turned around again she had cooked an omelet and flicked it into a roll in the Japanese style.
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I turned around to look at the sunrise and a silhouette began to appear against the sky in the distance.
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Some 56,000 were waiting in Mexico for asylum decisions, and Mexico had turned around more than 150,000 migrants heading north.
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On the very last take, I turned around to walk up the hill again, and I twisted my left leg.
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Lurking in the shadows was a highly underrated defense, one that turned around Monday night's national championship game with Michigan.
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" Surprised by their own behavior, they turned around to apologize: "Sorry, I meant it in the least misogynist way possible.
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A commercial flight into Caracas airport could simply be turned around by the Venezuelan authorities, and refused permission to land.
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A man sitting a couple of rows ahead of me who was clearly eavesdropping turned around and smirked at me.
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Yes. Do I wish we had not turned around and voted for $2 trillion in spending that was unpaid for?
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In the same clip, Kyle Korver also gets inexplicably turned around; he just wasn't the one exposed on that play.
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Pat straight shoved Lonzo at halfcourt, took the ball from Lonzo's hand, turned around and called him an untoward name.
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For a moment he began running toward the exit with other congregants, then turned around and headed toward the gunfire.
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I turned around, and within seconds he was pushing me against the wall and forcing his tongue down my throat.
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The State Health Department says the test for an active infection can be turned around in as little as a day.
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When Holtzman turned around and saw his boyfriend walking toward him, Ring Pop in his hand, he began to tear up.
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VIX volatility index turned around early losses and was last at 25.04 Americas Economics and Markets Desk; +1-646 646-6300
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As Moritz tells the story, things turned around dramatically when the duo closed their restaurants and opened their first centralized kitchen.
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And of course, a half decade after that, the French and their allies turned around and bit the Germans back, hard.
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"If You Leave" was then apparently written and turned around in a day before the boys went off on their holidays.
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Dirty Rel bit on the post — and when he turned around, he ran smack dead into the back of the van.
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And though he started off after his inauguration with net positive job approval ratings, that turned around within just two weeks.
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The man turned around and said "hey, sweet boy" and began playing with the dinosaurs that Owen had in the cart.
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" Trump said that America's "$212 billion trade deficit" with China can be turned around, telling the crowd "we have the cards.
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One time I went left and I turned around and they had lost control of it and I was knocked down.
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When I got up, we turned around and everyone started running over there because we realized there were people sitting there.
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At the door, I turned around and saw that she was wrapping up all the unserved, uneaten food behind the counter.
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By the time he turned around the chair so I could face myself in the mirror, I was nearly in tears.
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"I couldn't believe when I turned around and saw how many police officers there were standing behind the car," he said.
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FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb told Axios the agency will "have to reconsider our enforcement policy" if these numbers aren't turned around.
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Cabrera turned around to the wall, as if to see where it went in the crowd, for a full five Mississippis.
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One vessel, the Hafnia Daisy, loaded with diesel in the U.S. Gulf and bound for Europe, had turned around by Tuesday.
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But, you know, things turned around fast for Adams, as he's since apparently secured several invitations to East Lansing-area formals.
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Then, he took it and walked down the aisle, turned around, walked all the way back, and took another one instead.
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"There were some cattle that were turned around, but hopefully tomorrow we'll be operating at a more normal volume," Martin said.
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Sonia quickly turned around and attempted to help Carey — who surprisingly didn't lose grip of the microphone — up from the floor.
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The economy turned around for Kronmiller, which was what he wanted, though he admits Obama didn't get all he wanted done.
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She told Politico she was trying to leave the radio studio when she turned around to find Franken right behind her.
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I turned around to find that I was now surrounded by several police officers, one of whom asked me to leave.
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Navarro turned around and then the most remarkable thing happened: a baseball umpire experienced genuine joy and laughed a hearty laugh.
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"We both turned around and were like four-year-old girls and were like, "Oh my God, Gladiator likes the show!
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During one eighth-grade English class, when I turned around to write on the blackboard, I stumbled and couldn't stabilize myself.
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We still have a long time to get this turned around, and that's got to be our mind-set in here.
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In early January, Stanley Black & Decker turned around and announced it would buy the Craftsman brand from the struggling Sears Holdings.
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Officials visited one another in the aisles or turned around in their seats for conversation, like children on a field trip.
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CT: When you turned around and you know, you revamped Qantas, how do you make sure Qantas doesn't fall behind again?
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In a video shared by the fire department, she turned around and tried to drag her rescuer to safety as well.
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"Last election, every time you turned around, there was an ad showing a Republican candidate with a gun," the narrator says.
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Rio Tinto was flat, having turned around from a near seven-year trough of A$38.08 set early in the session.
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Akesson said more asylum seekers should be turned around at Sweden's borders and there should be tougher rules for family reunions.
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"I turned around and saw him on the ground with his foot bleeding," one of his friends told The Daily News.
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The immigrants were back in Texas yesterday evening, after their plane was quickly turned around on the ground in El Salvador.
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"He was weak but he turned around and waved and, in the beginning, we told him ... "You can get through this.
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A Carnival cruise ship turned around to answer a distress call from a man whose boat was sinking in Cozumel, Mexico.
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Then he turned around so they could see all the way down the gallery—a two-hundred-and-thirty-foot view.
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When he said, "hey dude!" when you turned around to get smart, you knew you had to know how to battle.
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I turned around and saw what I can only imagine to be the high-school version of Steph, giggling and silly.
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Brooks claimed everything she did was kosher and turned around and sued Hayden for the $8,500 balance she said was owed.
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She heard something and turned around and realized that there was a guy with his face to the window, watching her.
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I initially stepped out of the elevator and turned around to go back, assuming I was in an employees-only zone.
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Wounded, he turned around and went back to get Captain Perozeni, according to a narrative provided by the Pentagon in May.
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And naturally, we turned around in our swivel chairs to consult the folks we really trust — our very own fashion team.
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But there was nothing behind it now, at least nothing that we could see before the ship stopped and turned around.
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She said she didn't initially move when the alarm went off and was turned around while trying to leave the building.
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I must confess that my mind is not completely turned around, but he shows me a perspective I don't usually see.
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When I took too long to round a corner, Joel stopped; whenever he lingered, I turned around to check on him.
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You wanted all three of us to look at you, but Johnny turned around and said to you, 'Hey, show this.
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The 30-stock average briefly fell more than 300 points before recovering some of those losses as Boeing shares turned around.
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Fortunately, things have turned around for Demi since then, and she's getting that chance to perform "Anyone" on a big stage.
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According to a story recounted by Woodson, Johnson accompanied a Confederate brigade into battle, but turned around when the shooting started.
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As our hopes surged, she turned around, and sure enough it was Martha Hanson, the accidental spy and accessory to bigamy.
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Kerry had turned around to wave to cameras and didn't notice that the door had closed as he tried to enter.
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After McCain came on floor, he spoke to Cornyn, who appeared upset, turned around and gave a thumbs down to Daines.
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This year in Switzerland, I turned around and saw my middle daughter had engaged a dealer about that little Jeanette Mundt.
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The health care industry's lobbying clout isn't new, but it's striking to see how this end-of-2019 package turned around.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — On Saturday, an Air New Zealand plane bound for Shanghai abruptly turned around in circumstances that remain unclear.
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The Mets had turned around their fortunes and in 1999 returned to the playoffs for the first time in 11 years.
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J.R. is completely turned around as he sinks to tag Jason, with his back to his man out on the wing.
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I turned around and saw a weird blocky avatar with its dick out and a racial epithet written across its chest.
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When Clinton spent early August painting Trump as unstable and dangerous, he turned around and made the same attack on her.
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At the Republican debate on Saturday, when Jeb Bush broke into one of Trump's answers, Trump turned around and shushed Bush.
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Clarkson didn't notice her husband had taken the place of her guitarist until she turned around and was totally taken by surprise.
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Once, a group brought their own bottle of wine, and refilled their own glasses under the table every time I turned around.
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When the couple tried to get the dogs back from the defendant, he then turned around and tried to charge them $500.
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However, while the footage was not all new, the ad itself was turned around in a few days, according to our source.
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But then, as if out of irresistible habit, the ship turned around and headed back to Iquitos to pick up another load.
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Do you feel like the business has turned around or are we still at a place where it could go backwards again?
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Standing on the ridge, she had turned around, wondering how far she had come, but she could no longer see the car.
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But that also has turned around, with the index expected to show its second consecutive annualized growth rate in the fourth quarter.
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They immediately turned around the car and headed to Raleigh to claim her prize -- but not before stopping to pick up Neris.
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Then she turned around and became a massive supporter of Israel (and a rabid opponent of the Boycott, Divest, and Sanctions movement).
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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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" 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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Things turned around when power was briefly restored, and even with no air conditioning, "people [were] still dancing, having fun," she said.
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As Simmons began to walk away, he turned around and saw that the woman's pants and panties were pulled down, he said.
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He started to flee, then turned around with a gun drawn and fired at least one shot at the officers, Freeman said.
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But things turned around when the sprightly Jord Haider was elected in 1986, and the Freedom Party started inching towards the mainstream.
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It can detect and map obstacles, and their location persists for a short while in its memory even after it's turned around.
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And I felt a tap on my shoulder, I turned around, and there was a beautiful young woman who was standing there.
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This actually would have been an amazing time to buy Apple stock, because things turned around for Steve and friends after that.
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The sector turned around last year after losing jobs in 2016, and economists say the trend seems to be continuing into 2018.
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But when the woman turned around she realized that she had handed the guy her purse and told him her ATM pin.
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I got as far as Northern California and turned around, going through the Bible and Rust Belts, photographing in 19 states total.
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"That was about the time they turned around and saw the flag, and they wanted to get it down," Edelson told CNN.
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Japan canceled that program for the following season, but then turned around and argued that the ICJ didn't have jurisdiction over whaling.
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The two most important indicators of the near-term IPO market — recent IPO prices and the overall market — have dramatically turned around.
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Shortly after he dropped out of the race last week, Rick Santorum turned around and threw his weight behind the Florida Republican.
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In the intervening years, the city's fiscal situation has turned around and the city has had no problem maintaining a balanced budget.
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The victim claims he was taking cell phone video of the rapper when Tekashi turned around and ordered him to erase it.
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When the pair were in his kitchen, Gonzalez claims she turned around to face Piven to see he had allegedly exposed himself.
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"I turned around and saw the guy ... and I picked up my knife," owner Yan Lin told the New York Daily News.
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She lives in Fort Worth and began driving to Galveston on Friday, but turned around when she heard about the coming storm.
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N.C. State also topped a No. 2 team in November when toppling Arizona, then turned around and lost its next two games.
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Nor should he take as much credit as he does for a labor market that's finally turned around after years of recovery.
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At the time, the Three-Eyed Raven suggested that Bran had done nothing and Ned had turned around for some other reason.
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Shortly after the Spades gave up control of the company, Neiman Marcus turned around and sold the brand to Liz Claiborne Inc.
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I CANT BREATHEE SHE THOUGHT HER FRIEND WAS GETTING ALL EXCITED OVER MELANIA BUT THEN SHE TURNED AROUND AND SAW MINHO pic.twitter.
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She has a terrible gender gap among men, basically half of the electorate, that has not been able to be turned around.
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"I thought someone was kicking my chair, but I turned around and no one was kicking me," one girl told the station.
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If he turned around, he could see three women's doubles matches being played simultaneously on Courts 4, 5 and 15 behind him.
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"I turned around and I saw him standing and shooting," he recalled Monday night as he stared up at the video display.
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As a matter of fact, we're real close to being a good team, and we're going to get this thing turned around.
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As Roman stopped to take a picture of the view, she turned around and saw two US Border Patrol officers approaching her.
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"I turned around, and within seconds, he was pushing me against the wall, and forcing his tongue down my throat," Stoynoff said.
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But then Odinga turned around and dropped out of the race, saying no electoral reforms had been implemented for the October vote.
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Shaka Smart, Texas: Smart figured to get Texas turned around pretty quick, but he has made the transition faster than anyone anticipated.
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I turned around, but there was nothing there, except our gurgling fridge with a pile of empty boxes on top of it.
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He'd rush in like this, Barberena would hit the fence, and Northcutt would concede double underhooks and get turned around and kneed.
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"I turned around, and within seconds, he was pushing me against the wall, and forcing his tongue down my throat," Stoynoff wrote.
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When I turned around, a figure was behind me, it was at least five or six feet tall with an elongated head.
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The adjustments have turned around his career: In the two seasons before starting Boddy's program, he went 1-4 in the majors.
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Rolling his eyes, Ryan, whose arms and neck were scratched and red, turned around and hobbled back to the Falcons locker room.
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Friedman had turned around the thrifty Tampa Bay Rays, and Zaidi had helped oversee winning teams on a tight budget in Oakland.
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I couldn't go below the white line and kind of got snipped there and turned around; and around and round we go.
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As the plane turned around, flying about 90 minutes in the direction it had just left, confusion spread among the 140 passengers.
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A good mile away from the tower, we turned around and, like so many other enchanted Americans before us, watched it sparkle.
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Caris LeVert scored 23 points for the Nets, who got off to a sizzling start before the Rockets turned around the game.
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Then, in true Trumpian fashion, he turned around and reaffirmed his commitment to it: "I believe in NATO," he told reporters Thursday.
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The experience of Portugal suggests that younger people who use drugs but are not yet addicted can very often be turned around.
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The man had climbed down to inspect something in the road, and "he turned around and his vehicle was gone," he added.
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I apologized to my Lyft driver, who turned around and took me back to the hotel I'd left just 1093 minutes earlier.
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"We just turned around from buying all this stuff; now I've got to turn around and raise money again," Mr. Gladden said.
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"She looked at me once through the door, and then turned around and looked at me through the window," Mr. MacLaughlin said.
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The stakes rise when Grann gets turned around in a mangrove forest and catches a glimpse of the challenges his subject faced.
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He gouged out the back of my leg, I know now if I hadn't turned around, I would probably have been disemboweled.
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The Lightning acquired D Mark Streit, but turned around and traded him to the Penguins for a 2017 fourth-round draft pick.
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LONDON — A Virgin Atlantic flight bound for New York from London turned around after a laser beam incident, police confirmed Monday morning.
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When she pushed herself up and turned around, she said, she saw another man standing behind her, completely naked, holding his penis.
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Since then, much of Munchery's management has changed, and the business has turned around, said Baochi Nguyen, its vice president for marketing.
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"I actually took her son's photo, and held it up and turned around, and that's when I laughed at her," he said.
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The flight was over New Brunswick about 5 1/2 hours into the flight when the crew turned around, The Independent reported.
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In 2013, Investindustrial — an Italian private equity outfit that turned around Ducati before selling it to Audi — acquired a 37.5 percent holding.
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Japan has had some success with government-led rescues in the past; Renesas Electronics, saved by INCJ in 2013, has turned around.
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It wasn&apost until the younger Hernandez turned around during his own statement to Judge Paul Engelmayer that he saw his father.
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Last week, we saw a familiar phenomenon: a brief 1 percent dip in the market that turned around within a couple days.
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It was for him the beat that kept on giving, because every time you turned around there was some monumental thing happening.
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Yesterday, President Trump said he was invoking the Defense Production Act, then turned around and said he wasn't planning to use it.
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We've seen so many videos of racists screaming "we're in America; learn how to speak English." but this could be turned around.
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The moderators, who were facing the audience the whole time, didn't realize that half the candidates were missing until they turned around.
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"Literally the engine stopped and I turned around, and it made a bit of a whirring noise," Brown told BBC Radio 5 Live.
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Rockies LH Kyle Freeland (5-2, 21) Wainwright has turned around his season, winning four consecutive decisions after losing his first three starts.
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Jacob Zuma: South Africa's 'Teflon President' escapes party backlash The court said exercise, nutrition, accommodation, and healthcare all need to be turned around.
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Then Thursday morning, they turned around and ended the exemptions, setting off what could be the opening skirmish in a larger trade war.
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However, 10 of the 11 names turned around on Wednesday, outperforming the S&P 500 and posting an average gain of 6.8 percent.
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Perplexed, they turned around from the counter where they were chopping to inspect the kitchen and immediately saw where the carrots had gone.
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At the end of the hearing, she turned around and blew a kiss to her uncle, Al Salman, who blew a kiss back.
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I hollered at Carol's father, who was shopping with her, she turned around, their eyes met, and we got married six months later.
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Traders said a further dip in crude oil prices, which turned around from 2016 peaks on Friday, cast a shadow on risk appetites.
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"I turned around, and I held his hand, and I gave him a hug...Ermias told me what it was like in paradise."
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But when the man turned around, Bonnstetter noticed it was Spike Lee, so he asked to take a photo with the famous filmmaker.
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Then 20th Century Fox turned around and paid his accuser, the former anchor Gretchen Carlson, $20 million to settle a lawsuit against Ailes.
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But Oregon turned around and lost to underdog Ohio State in a game not as close as the 42-20 final score suggests.
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But stocks quickly turned around as the Federal Reserve reversed course on monetary policy while the tone around U.S.-China trade talks improved.
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I don't know if that was true, but Debra turned around and her ass was huge and amazing, and I was so jealous.
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As he turned around to see what it was, a juvenile mountain lion quickly pounced and bit him on his face and wrist.
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But most subsequently turned around and returned home after local police assured them that fears of reprisals were groundless, a Reuters reporter said.
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Placing one foot on the stool, Luna suddenly paused, noticing that something was amiss, and turned around with her hands on her hips.
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Kansas State is coming off a last-second loss to Oklahoma that could have turned around a season that began with great expectations.
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According to Willems, the Chinese team did try to "show flexibility" during the talks, but things turned around after they returned to Beijing.
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According to Kessler, the Duffer Brothers initially passed on his series idea, but then turned around and sold a similar concept to Netflix.
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That's when she turned around to find her high school sweetheart — whom Today reports she's been dating for four years — popping the question.
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Once devastated about the photos, things have turned around for Owens, after an outpouring of support from other celebrities and the wider public.
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Montreal turned around and brought the pick up the ice, where Rask pulled a double-pad stack to rob Plekanec of a goal.
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Slager argued that even at 18 feet away, Scott still posed a threat to him and could have turned around and charged him.
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Boy, they flexed their business muscle, reminded people that they are a business and boy, the city council turned around on a dime.
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"If I truly wanted out of there, I could have turned around [to the ref] and waved out of the fight," Pennington says.
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"Somebody meant it to mock Ron as a homeless person, but it turned around where Ron got housing because of the situation," Rev.
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It felt like someone threw a baseball very hard at my lower leg- I screamed and turned around and no one was there.
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The carrier says a lot of that has turned around in the past couple of years, and independent testing appears to confirm that.
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"As soon as they open the door I turned around, seen all those guns to pointed at me," Renck told CNN affiliate WDEF.
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As the economy and wages improved in 2017, first-time homebuyers were finally moving back into the market — until that turned around again.
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To represent the duel, NNU/NNOC member Cynthia Martinez walked 10 paces and then turned around "to hit" Farenthold with facts about healthcare.
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As the economy turned around, he sold off those apartments and began converting old office buildings into creative office spaces and retail space.
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The director was forced out, at which point she turned around and sued Transition House for discriminating against her because she was white.
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But he turned around his image after joining the army, where he spent 10 years and included two tours of duty in Afghanistan.
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But when asked if they had the votes to pass the bill, McHenry paused, gave a wry grin, turned around a walked away.
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"Market has turned around and we feel the stabilisation point has reached," said Dimantha Mathew, head of research, First Capital Equities (Pvt) Ltd.
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His last stop before New York was Toronto, where, by nearly all accounts, he turned around a troubled transit system with spectacular results.
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Marvin Ellison's exit as CEO of J.C. Penney means the struggling department store chain can't be turned around, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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But in the half-light of dusk I turned around several times and saw her, standing there in the middle of the field.
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The Tasnim and Fars news agencies, both semi-official, reported a U.S. warship turned around after receiving two warnings from Iranian naval vessels.
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Slager testified that even at 18 feet away, Scott still posed a threat to him and could have turned around and charged him.
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Van Gaal, and Manchester, have gone back to the future and, trusting in youngsters, turned around a season that was seemingly going nowhere.
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Halfway to leaving, I stopped, turned around, and headed back into the venue, where I could still hear the crowd cheering for us.
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These trends turned around most decisively during the first half of the year, as trade tensions between the US and China boiled over.
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Instead, we turned around and continued south to Akaka Falls, which was supposed to be one of the most accessible on the island.
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I turned around, and he had left such large sweat stains on my seat that it looked like someone was still sitting there.
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And I was speaking to the crowd and I saw crowds booing and I turned around, I didn't quite see what it was.
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I turned around to see who clapped, and one section was filled with women who seemed old enough to remember seeing the match.
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Although it struggled financially after Mr. Versace's death, it turned around its fortunes by slashing debt and ending some franchising and licensing agreements.
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I always am like ... I remember when tech was upset every time Trump turned around and screwed them, essentially, after saying he wouldn't.
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He turned around and said that the song was his favorite of all time and that the ride would be a favorite memory.
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In one case, he was in a standoff with the Chinese for an hour before he turned around for lack of Indonesian backup.
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"We owe it to our student-athletes and fans to get this turned around," the athletic director, Vince Tyra, said in a statement.
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But instead of going forward toward safety, he turned around and headed back into the heart of Paradise, where the fire came from.
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Terry Inman, an account clerk in the city's public utilities department, said he turned around and saw Craddock standing there with a gun.
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I called out one final goodbye from the porch of my dorm, and when he turned around there were tears in his eyes.
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Somehow, the Capitals have turned around their results at home, winning their past three in Washington after losing five of their first eight.
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"In 48 hours we've turned around what was nothing into something that looks like one of the races of the year," said Cox.
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She turned around so the back of her head faced the camera and announced that she wanted to try a few like this.
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The secretary, who worked at my father's business in Mexico City, turned around and slammed a heavy stack of papers on my head.
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He said power, one of the businesses GE would focus on, was "challenged," but could be turned around in one to two years.
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We're seeing a whole bunch of outbreaks controlled with the right responses, and even turned around if they get to a bad state.
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And so then we got back and started to move, and I turned around and looked and the fire was two houses up.
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Sanders stopped and turned around to see the cause of the uproar, but the flag had been pulled out of view by then.
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The partner turned around and made it back to the surface, but Mr. Badillo, then 31, remained trapped in an underground air pocket.
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Later that day, when representatives from the archdiocese came, they stepped out of their car, saw the crowd and turned around to leave.
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Defeated, he turned around and headed back toward the bus, where he survived for about a month before he died in August 1992.
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She then turned around so her butt faced the camera to show fans how the form-fitting material helps to lift her backside.
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Judges acknowledged the privilege, but turned around and said it had to yield because of the importance and urgency of a criminal probe.
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I turned around to see a young black man running at me full steam down an aisle at the back of the store.
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When Espericueta attempted to make contact with her son, the man allegedly began to run, then turned around and shot Espericueta, police said.
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The Bloomberg administration laid off thousands of workers after the recessions of 2002 and 2008, refilling those positions when the economy turned around.
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Last season&aposs NBA rookie of the year was so surprised to hear the language of his home country that he turned around.
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It was so intense, for the second or third takes, instead of watching the monitors, I just turned around and watched the audience.
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He is known as the youngest ever president of the NAACP, a venerable, ailing civil rights organization that he fixed and turned around.
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That turned around somewhat in late September after the Ukraine scandal broke and after Pelosi backed an impeachment inquiry and signaled Democratic unity.
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Some 500 people marched as far as Millennium Plaza in Sheung Wan, before they turned around and walked to Tamar Park in Admiralty.
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Moon joined Pence in the arena and sat next to him, turned around to greet Warmbier, according to a White House pool report.
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It wasn't until one of the men he freed turned around and killed Webster's own daughter that he saw the error of his ways.
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Then, they turned around and sold the same fans a tricked out vinyl/CD box set for $82, all without enlisting a record label.
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Since welcoming her son with husband Andrew Joblon, Holt shares that things have turned around and she now hopes to add to her brood.
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He claims that 50 Days For Life have since turned around 11,165 women seeking terminations and caused 127 abortion providers to leave their jobs.
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I instantly felt something – then he turned around and started talking to the blonde girl next to him and I was like, 'Wait, what?
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Collectively, we helped prevent Bear's failure, then seemed to suggest we let Lehman fail on purpose, then turned around and saved AIG from collapse.
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Anderson's parents told CNN affiliate KCTV that they believe she became turned around after being pulled over by police, and ended up in Parkville.
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I reached down into my boot as if to withdraw a knife or something, and he turned around and ran away from me—FAST!
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On Friday morning the major indexes were all down at least 1%, though they turned around later in the day and all finished up.
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After an aggressive cage-cutting performance against Junior dos Santos, Miocic turned around and put together a picture perfect outfighting showing against Mark Hunt.
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I turned around to face him, trying to look angry, but then he put his hands on my hips and started grinding on me.
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When she turned around to pose for photos on the red carpet, Bieber revealed that the back of her gown was also semi-sheer.
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She thought it was her friend's camera bag, she told the Palm Beach Post, but when she turned around, she saw Trump behind her.
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But then, as Tobin turned around, one of the Dunkin' Donuts mascots — otherwise known as "Cuppy" — was suddenly on one knee with a ring.
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Portland State University student Kat Caputo was talking to a friend by the light-rail station when she heard a commotion and turned around.
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And in that moment, I turned around and a tear flew out of my eye, and I was like, 'I can't do this anymore!
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And he hooked me, and threw me up in the air, and then turned around and was like, I&aposm not done with you.
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Luckily, that turned around in Vaes Dothrak, where Daenerys Targaryen awaited the verdict on whether or not she would get inducted into Crone Club.
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Demoski told KTUU that he turned around after the incident with Zirkle because he was concerned about the condition of her and her dogs.
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Haagen got paid for the damage by his insurance company and now the insurance company has turned around and sued the former Bond star.
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Once outside the car, the driver allegedly drove away from the scene -- then turned around and struck de Lima from behind, killing the fighter.
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But the punishment turned around on them when Alexa accidentally trapped herself in her room, and had to call them to get her out.
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I hardly took my eyes off the summit, a few kilometers away, and had the cars turned around for a rapid exit if needed.
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New York general manager Dave Gettleman recently was quoted on NJ.com as saying the Giants had a culture problem that now has turned around.
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ESSENTIALLY IN THAT THEY CAME OUT, THEY HAD DONE A LEGAL DEAL, AND THEN THE GOVERNMENT JUST TURNED AROUND AND MOVED THE GOAL POSTS.
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And think of a GOP that desperately wants the White House back and the country turned around, its children and grandchildren protected and prospering.
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It does sound like the main point here is that the federal government is this vast bureaucracy that can't just be turned around overnight.
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Smyly has turned around his season during his last five starts, permitting eight runs over 32 innings while recording three victories in that span.
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The plane, only about 48 minutes from its destination of Minneapolis, turned around and quickly landed in Moline, touching down at 1:18 a.m.
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