"A lot of the coal boats have already been turned back -- you saw that yesterday and today -- they've been turned back," he said.
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A Syrian Kurdish delegation headed to Moscow was turned back three weeks ago, according to Idris Nassan, a former official in the Syrian Kurdish administration who was himself recently turned back.
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Why has the clock turned back instead of forward ?
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We turned back a tide of intolerance and embraced inclusion.
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That means the oil spigot has been turned back on.
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Some are intercepted and turned back by the Libyan coastguard.
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We have saved 200,000 migrants and turned back 240 boats.
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Daisy turned back to Mychal, and I to my thoughts.
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It's not a fist, Nor is it a turned back.
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You will be intercepted and you will be turned back.
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Ed Bledsoe rushed home, but was turned back by police.
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I quickly turned back, facing Ray Charles, and I'm stunned.
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Keener turned back toward the dashboard screen and rolled away.
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She thanked him and turned back to her original question.
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Then he turned back to Elizabeth and knelt before her.
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When he finally turned back, we exchanged hugs and thanks.
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He ordered the plane carrying the plaintiffs turned back around.
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This week, two women in men's clothing were turned back.
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Eleven buses remain while six have turned back since Sunday.
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Irma was headed for them again, so they turned back.
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He pivoted as if to leave, then turned back around.
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Yaw snapped it on and turned back to the wall.
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As she approached Blue Sink she all but turned back.
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The plane had not turned back, according to the radar.
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The last nominee to be turned back was Oklahoma Republican Sen.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Chelsea Manning was turned back at the Canadian-U.
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He then turned back to AT&T's upcoming answer to Disney+.
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So, I turned back and called the photo company to reschedule.
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When she woke the next morning, she turned back to food.
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Economists, investors and central bankers turned back to the big question.
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Two friends arrived, and the group turned back to the game.
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Straughn turned back toward the wounded, too, looking for his people.
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But Mom turned back the clock so he wouldn't catch you.
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But I never said no to a mission, or turned back.
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He turned back after receiving word that his father had died.
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When you closed them again, the A/C turned back on.
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Stoma laughed, turned back to his mattress, slipped out the pipe.
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The column turned back along the same road it had entered.
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Lately, attention here has turned back to Mr. Trump's signature tower.
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Throughout the day, he repeatedly turned back to Unsworth's submarine comment.
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Then I turned back to the start and immediately began rereading.
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A decade ago the Dewan Rakyat quietly turned back into a horseshoe.
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It's also not clear when the water will be turned back on.
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But soon enough, the focus turned back toward the next election, 2016.
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I suddenly turned back into the social butterfly I love to be.
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IOM also had reports that Libya's coastguard had turned back 850 migrants.
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When I turned back to Richard, I couldn't really see him anymore.
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If only, sensing trouble, he had turned back to the surface sooner.
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At any rate, some of the smiles are being turned back on.
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Nicholas Godejohn — I sent him a letter, it was turned back unopened.
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Other Keys residents have made the drive, only to be turned back.
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The mountains humbled him, and sometimes he turned back, or held off.
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When the young man had passed, the manager turned back to me.
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A fellow Wisconsin delegate, Nancy Kaplan, turned back and loudly scolded her.
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" At the door, Tiffany turned back and said, "Ivanka donates to Hillary.
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But past periods of majoritarian backlash haven't fully turned back the clock.
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But when STEREO-B was turned back on, the signal was lost.
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Again and again, they are caught by the police and turned back.
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From then on, Cramer was hooked on stocks and never turned back.
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He turned back around, hoping a non-response would shut him up.
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I turned back toward the stairs and I held my head high.
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The group turned back into the desert and ran stumbling for hours.
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The man turned back to his yard, believing any danger had passed.
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I grabbed the hundred-foot marker and turned back to the surface.
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Two turned back, and the officers spoke to them about addiction services.
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The boat with 36 Rohingya had turned back because of engine trouble.
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The pitchers parted, and then Spahn turned back for a final word.
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But one BCDU only partially turned back on when they were done.
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What's more, the screen turned back on when the camera detected motion.
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One was detained at Boston Logan International Airport and then turned back.
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ISTANBUL — Americans planning an impromptu visit to Istanbul have been turned back.
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Matthew, barefoot in the living room, turned back to playing some music.
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He decided to switch definitively to vaping and hasn't turned back since.
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We turned back and walked on, hoping to find another entrance point.
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The Hat turned back to his meal and finished up his waffle.
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In 1986, the Supreme Court turned back a challenge to partisan line-drawing.
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Being turned back at the border will inevitably add time to this journey.
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But Mouyad's boat was intercepted by the Turkish Coast Guard and turned back.
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A sibling who escaped with her got scared and turned back, Hestrin said.
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After high school, Hazan went straight to beauty school and never turned back.
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A third woman turned back at the request of police, citing the tension.
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After a little while, he turned back to save his camera and laptop.
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PT, turned back and landed at Sea-Tac airport at 7:09 p.m.
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The censure approach was turned back as non-germane to an impeachment resolution.
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The male gaze, somehow, had been politely but ruthlessly turned back on itself.
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The attending fire engine turned back because its leaking water tank ran dry.
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Her coalition partners want any more asylum seekers turned back at the border.
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Instead, she turned back to political activism and the issue of gun rights.
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Trump turned back to face Pelosi right as she clapped with outstretched arms.
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Martin said that when Santos turned back toward the officer, he was walking.
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But those attacks were turned back, either by Vindman himself or by Democrats.
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" But then she turned back to solutions: "If we can help, we should.
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Once turned back on, tracking data will show a big and unusual jump.
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He stepped toward his waiting entourage out in the hallway, then turned back.
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But like it or not, the clock is not so easily turned back.
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If you try, the bold text will be turned back into regular text.
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NEW DELHI — Truckloads of onions are being turned back at the Indian border.
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He looked at the office and turned back to give her a nod.
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Some cows straggled through, while the rest turned back to the original bank.
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President Gerald Ford on that occasion turned back a challenge from Ronald Reagan.
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The same tools could also proliferate and be turned back against the West.
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For my return trip, I turned back to my tried-and-true favorite.
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He turned back to her again with the knit bones of his smile.
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Syrian state television also said more than 40 buses and cars had turned back.
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That has been turned back by Ecuador's Constitutional Court, but similar challenges are pending.
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I turned back to my camera, to make sure I did all I could.
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She was turned back by police and forcibly escorted to the border with Germany.
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Another sibling had escaped with her, he said, but got scared and turned back.
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President Tayyip Erdogan's ruling AK Party has also had a few objections turned back.
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But when that person turned back to speak with the mother, she was gone.
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Meghan turned back to me and said, 'The children did great by the way.
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"We have some who have been turned back three, four times," says Mr Costa.
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The others turned back and tried to get shore ... but noticed Ma was missing.
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Elane tried to pull Sekai away, but she turned back and stumbled toward me.
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Then, bleary eyed and exhausted, the crowd was turned back out into the night.
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But then there was the whole period of Thatcher and things got turned back.
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The rights lawyer told Reuters last week that she was turned back on Nov.
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After the actress looked away and turned back to the spot, the ghost disappeared.
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One of her boys, Andrew Humphrey, 15, said he turned back for his mother.
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Once Yazidis began leaving through the safe corridor, ISIS turned back to the villages.
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TROON, Scotland — Phil Mickelson had turned back the clock for a fourth consecutive day.
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Ship tracking data on Reuters showed the vessel had turned back into deeper waters.
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Other potential impacts could be shipments turned back from Chinese ports or purchases canceled.
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Then Copeny returned home to Flint, Michigan, and turned back into a fourth grader.
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The lemur stared at me for a moment, then turned back to its drink.
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Jet2 planes flying from the UK to Spain turned back mid-air on Saturday.
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He initially tried to flee, but turned back when his car caught on fire.
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Asa turned back and forth, carving large S's and ending with a confident snowplow.
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Once the economy is turned back on there's going to be a demand crisis.
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Other states said their cybersecurity measures turned back efforts to get to crucial information.
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After his speech ended, the lights in the Oregon section were turned back on.
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France, Salvini said, had for many years turned back migrants at their common border.
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She briefly turned back to smilingly wave a goodbye, and moved on into nothingness.
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The flight-tracking site Flightradar24 reported the plane turned back 24 minutes after departure.
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If she was turned back at the border, she might be deported to Eritrea.
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As she turned back to her patrol car, she saw Crutcher walking toward her.
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The same flight, NZ289, was turned back on a flight to China on Aug.
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As I walked up the stairs, I turned back and looked at the room.
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Bobbi Brown Bronzer, available at Sephora, $44Since getting this bronzer, I haven't turned back.
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Yeah I noticed that actually today, that Apple News turned back on their notifications.
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I trudged up the stairs and turned back To look at the darkening beach.
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If the supply tap is not turned back on, 2019 will be rather less rosy.
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Investors' focus turned back to encouraging earnings news on Wednesday, driving gains across all sectors.
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Today, only Mexicans who cross the border illegally can be turned back, that&aposs absurd.
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"The lessons that we learn from reviews can be turned back into better clinical practice."
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She propped it up on a fence, for convenient viewing, and turned back to crowd.
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The video and audio cannot be turned back on until you press the button again.
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Dan Donovan turned back Grimm's challenge, giving him an overwhelming 28-point margin of victory.
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On weekends, I rallied for short walks, but within minutes, I panicked and turned back.
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Naturgy's Iberica Knutsen took a course towards Spain but turned back to head to Taiwan.
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Most of the trucks carrying them turned back under pressure from patrolling aircraft, she said.
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And that's when the racist woman a few rows ahead of us, she turned back.
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Indeed, his account was turned back on after the email, but only for six days.
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Officials are assessing damage to see when power can be turned back on, Keebler said.
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I turned back and there was just no way we were going to get there.
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Women's bodies crushed, blood everywhere, there was no one to help, so I turned back.
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It was going to be a new project, but somehow it turned back into Earth.
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But moments later, she turned back to look at him again and witnessed him falling.
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Then the smiles gently faded, and we turned back to our reading and our phones.
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With respect to how I feel, this drug has turned back the clock several years.
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After I finally built up the liquid courage to do it, I never turned back.
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On her first attempt she followed a crew toward the plane and was turned back.
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They were turned back by officers using water hoses; several protesters were treated for hypothermia.
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When she turned back around, she found Mr. Akinnagbe on one knee with the ring.
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Naturgy's Iberica Knutsen took a course toward Spain but turned back to head to Taiwan.
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That day an Aeroflot plane from Moscow turned back halfway through the trip to JFK.
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But after being turned back in repeat attempts to leave the country, he was stuck.
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The next morning, after a frost-nipped night on an unmarked ledge, I turned back.
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When the guy turned back to us a red handprint was smeared across his face.
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At Bellator 170 the light heavyweight legend turned back the clock to manhandle Chael Sonnen.
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Instead of sailing to Ensenada, Mexico as planned, the ship turned back towards San Francisco.
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The willful "Artpop" turned back to playful artifice, with art-world ambitions and diminishing returns.
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I caught a glimpse of one man who turned back to look in my direction.
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He stared blankly at the boy, turned to his overflowing truck, turned back to me.
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At my apartment steps, I turned back to wave, but the car was already gone.
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It was a relief, she said, when they turned back to studying the Civil War.
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At one point, the crew nearly turned back because water came halfway up the vehicle.
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The other boat had departed the island, but turned back to help people still there.
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"Nope," I said, as the speakers surrounding the pool turned back on, blasting Katy Perry.
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He turned back and said, 'Well, it's about time someone did something decent to her.
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Refugees have been turned back at airports, families separated indefinitely and long-planned trips upended.
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In every way imaginable, Trump has turned back the clock on women's health and rights.
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Moments later, the lights turned back on, and after a brief delay, the show resumed.
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As he exited the courtroom, he turned back to the jury, waved, and then left.
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The swimmers turned back towards Serbia after they were spotted, but only one made it.
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He turned back from the procession as it headed down Flatbush Avenue around 6 a.m.
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"Great demo," my partner said as she turned back to browsing Instagram on her phone.
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I happened to have a jackout in my bag… I turned back to the father.
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When it was turned back on in 2015, it almost immediately began hearing the waves.
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He tried to drive toward the blast site but turned back after he saw the chaos.
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The displaced waved white flags at the Israeli soldiers before they turned back, according to activists.
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It has caused confusion and panic among travelers, with some turned back from US-bound flights.
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Presidential aide Krzysztof Szczerski insists the overhaul is "restituting justice" and will not be turned back.
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More than 1,100 migrants attempted to cross into Ceuta in January, but most were turned back.
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Sergei Bobrovsky then turned back Rangers defenseman Tony DeAngelo to finally set off the Columbus celebration.
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Not wanting to wait there by herself any longer, she turned back to find Bourgeous, 30.
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Having gone so far towards punishing corruption, it would be tragic if Brazil turned back now.
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It was only in August 2015 that North Korea's clocks were turned back by 30 minutes.
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She might be turned back one or more times, told there's no room for her today.
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The upgraded detectors were turned back on April 1, the beginning of their third observational run.
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Dr. Kimmel listed each term under the heading Good Man, then turned back to the group.
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Ayoub Qassem said about 1,050 migrants on seven inflatable boats were turned back early on Wednesday.
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As she turned back to her patrol car, she saw Crutcher walking toward her, she testified.
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The Valve Turners knew the pipelines would be turned back on in just a few hours.
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" After repeating the comment to the president, Trump turned back to Brigitte Macron and said: "Beautiful.
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He turned back around and faced his children, his dear children—my dear children, he thought.
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When the police turned back, Mr. Morton, then 21, took it as a sign and converted.
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WALLACE: Secretary Clinton... CLINTON: And we have come too far to have that turned back now.
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He made a motion with his hips, a little Turkish shimmy, before he turned back around.
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The offensive line, one of the country's best, turned back Gary Patterson's defense in both phases.
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Autumn and then winter's snows arrived, and the kilns at the factory never turned back on.
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Then he sipped his tea, chuckled — at the situation, at himself — and turned back to business.
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Virginia, in an overtime thriller, turned back third-seeded Purdue, 80-75, to punch its ticket.
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Later in season one, his horse turned back up at Castle Black, but it was riderless.
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It's an arc of progress that seems to have turned back on itself to some degree.
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Several boats turned back from St. Martin's main port, fearful of the crowds gathered seeking aid.
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With a quick glance at the clock the young woman turned back to face her patient.
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The plane had reportedly turned back toward the airport in Tehran just before it went down.
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As they walked together toward their chairs, Almagro, still disconsolate, turned back to embrace del Potro.
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Iraqis' anger then turned back on the U.S., leading to the siege at the embassy compound.
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And we are still amazed that they bought our story, and we have not turned back.
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In the months afterward, Jennelle turned back to YouTube to learn how to overhaul the van.
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Something about that turned back infuriated her—its broad unconscious strength, its serene unawareness of her.
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Like Chavez I felt repentant, as in, turned back toward the good, toward justice, toward God.
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" She added: "He has just turned back the clock to the darkest days of this crisis.
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The school on Friday turned back the report, saying that its own "comprehensive" analysis showed no discrimination.
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I was able to get in contact with some of them and get lights turned back on.
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However, Gray was twice turned back from Turkey as he tried to reach Syria, the statement said.
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The barricades During negotiations, the prisoners demanded that the water be turned back on in C Building.
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They tried to leave for the airport early Saturday morning but turned back after they encountered protesters.
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She turned back and realized the address she had been looking for was hidden behind a bush.
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On two occasions last week White House gambits were turned back against the President by mocking adversaries.
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Superman, or Superdiva, had turned back into her original identity, an engaging, mild-mannered piano-bar entertainer.
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Merkel has proposed that asylum seekers already rejected by Germany could be turned back at the border.
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The cats panicked, turned back but slammed against the door, then resorted to clawing at the cage.
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Alas, by the time I'd showered and gotten dressed, the carriage had turned back into the pumpkin.
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At that point, I placed the liquid filth on my desk and turned back to my laptop.
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Those are the optimistic scenarios in which Trump's presidency and the forces it represents are turned back.
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China put its plans to lift capital controls on ice; the stimulus taps were turned back on.
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"However, we will not allow the wheels to be turned back in clarifying the scandals," he added.
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Kinetic energy gathered while slowing down is turned back into electric current and returned to the batteries.
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In Michigan, Democrat Gretchen Whitmer turned back Republican Bill Schuette in the contest to succeed Republican Gov.
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"He began living as Ashur at this point, and we have not turned back," Ballard told CNN.
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In short: Scott's got a whole lot riding on getting the lights turned back on for Florida.
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This correspondent was granted permission, but other foreign aid workers and journalists complain they are turned back.
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In Missouri and many other places in this country, the clock is being turned back 50 years.
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It's how we've turned back tyranny, advanced science and medicine and built an economy other nations envy.
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There is only one problem: Mr. Hussein is long dead, and the clock cannot be turned back.
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Keys, the 16th seed, turned back compatriot Sofia Kenin 7-5 6-4 in their semi-final.
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A grant from the National Park Foundation allowed the lights to be turned back on Christmas Eve.
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But once I'd filed my piece, I turned back towards Gylt, a game that's gone largely unnoticed.
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If they present themselves at formal border crossings, they will be turned back under the Canada-U.
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That's fine, we'd rather get turned back from Iraq because they're retaliating and you can't blame them.
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I quickly turned back, facing Ray Charles, and I'm stunned,'' she recounted to the Palm Beach Post.
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"Those who (lack documents) will be turned back," said Alejandra Mena, a spokeswoman for Guatemala's migration authority.
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" But Mr. Turnbull was steadfast on Wednesday, reiterating, "Anyone who comes by boat will be turned back.
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Yechury was turned back from Srinagar airport when he tried to visit his colleague on Aug. 9.
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But their attention was stubbornly turned back on themselves, and on the ambient noises in the room.
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More than 59,000 migrants have been turned back at the border under the "Remain in Mexico" policy.
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Following the old route toward the fence, we were warned off by the army and turned back.
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Then, roughly 90 minutes later, the Giants turned back into the pumpkins they have been all season.
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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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Jeeves turned back to look at her face on the first try, but only after she spoke.
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"When someone is stopped at the border and turned back, there's a reason why," Mr. Kelly said.
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For reasons still unknown, the plane abruptly turned back toward Malaysia, then on toward the Indian Ocean.
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The carbon thus captured does not have to be turned back into fuel; it could simply be buried.
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For too long, when a woman spoke out against a man, the suspicion was turned back on her.
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It was not immediately clear in what context the boats mentioned by Johnson were turned back to land.
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When it was turned back on in 2015, its range was bumped up to 225 million light-years.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary, My clock was turned back some 70 years while reading James Barron's article Jan.
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The same goes for the other side: "Soldiers shoot rioters", say, or "Rampaging mob turned back from border".
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He told them the sample disappeared, because it was either very small, or had turned back to gas.
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Fast forward ten years and a few professional changes later, my interest turned back to business schools again.
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The dollar turned back toward a one-year low against its perceived safe-haven Japanese counterpart on Wednesday.
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She turned back to the trail and descended in the half-light while the dove called behind her.
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He looked away and then he turned back to fix his interviewer with a look of unblinking intensity.
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The singer definitely "turned back time" at the ceremony where she performed and received the Billboard Icon Award.
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They were escorted by Iranian boats, which turned back when they reached the rendezvous point in international waters.
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And I would've thought it would've turned back as people got the jobs back and all of that.
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Macedonia, to the immediate north, is accepting only Iraqis and Syrians, witnesses say, with Afghans being turned back.
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Other regulations require turn signals to be self-canceling when the steering wheel is turned back to straight.
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The convoy turned back on Tuesday and it arrived in Rwanda's capital Kigali on Wednesday morning, he said.
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In essence, Michelle had turned back the clock and forestalled the arrival of periodontal problems down the line.
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The jets never entered U.S. airspace, according to the report, and turned back after passing the Aleutian Islands.
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"Unfortunately, for the past 453 years, Washington has turned back the clock on this commitment," Mr. Evans said.
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He's then told he must mend his relationship with his family before getting turned back into a human.
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Playing defense after the latest twist in the Russia investigation, President Donald Trump turned back the clocks Thursday.
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He turned back to the block on his table and held a magnifying lens up to the tektite.
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" He turned back towards me and opened his left fist: "Time is like sand slipping through my fingers.
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The changes are incremental and can be turned back at any moment, but they are unmistakable, analysts say.
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Then the Fed news broke; Ms. Roth heard gasps and screams as everyone turned back to their monitors.
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Power lines and trees blocked nearly every road, and utilities and electricity had not been turned back on.
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Almost as soon as the in-flight Wi-Fi became available, she turned back to Dr. Blasey's testimony.
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We looked at one another, embarrassed, and then the Bulgarian woman shrugged and turned back to the table.
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The ship eventually turned back and returned to Europe, where over 250 of its passengers were ultimately killed.
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Once the kids were away though, Jeremy's attention turned back to his hot baby mama ... and her booty.
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Last month, David D. Kirkpatrick, a former Cairo bureau chief for The New York Times, was turned back.
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When things turned back to Trump personally, Pence had a variety of tricks that he fell back on.
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The water was never turned back on, and Mr. Thomas was not given any drinks with his food.
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The question gets turned back on London by the novel's form: What does London really know about love?
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We coughed into surgical masks or scarves and clutched at our throats, but then turned back for more.
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The year of her journey, thousands of Nigerian pilgrims were turned back, because of meningitis and cholera outbreaks.
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The music was turned off after a first request by the police, but was then turned back on.
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" Then he turned back to Pious Paul, saying, "Let me tell you the story of the good Samaritan.
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It made its way to the shores of Florida and Canada before it eventually turned back toward Europe.
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The 50 water fountains run by the department will soon be de-grimed and turned back on. Playgrounds.
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Madsen then began swimming toward a nearby motor boat, where he was pulled out and turned back to land.
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In the main event, Mirko 'Cro Cop' Filipovic turned back the clock and stopped the light heavyweight, Muhammad Lawal.
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The ship staggered onward, jinked briefly toward Jamaica, then reluctantly turned back on its familiar course, heading toward Tampico.
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That momentum is deep and will not be easily turned back, a lasting legacy from Obama's time in office.
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He then turned back to the serving window and bent down to speak to the prisoner behind the line.
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As Murkowski and several other congressmen signaled this week, the deep budget cuts will be turned back by Congress.
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Bali tweeted later that the SDF had turned back the ground incursion near the border town of Til Abyad.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday tweeted that in the wake of the agreements, aid would be turned back on.
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If they had turned back, it "would have meant certain death at the hands of the Libyans", Modica said.
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In December, an Air India flight to London turned back to Mumbai after a rat was reported on board.
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For months America tried to supply new cranes, but they were turned back by Gulf members of the coalition.
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Our party turned back in the face of what looked like suicidal rapids far short of the river's terminus.
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Despite his own wounds, Bates turned back and ran in the direction of the shooter to save his friend.
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Even after garnering a responsive audience in these other genres, Christopher has turned back to poetry, following his instincts.
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Hynes reached 239,20183 meters on Wednesday, but turned back the following day, accompanied by experienced climbing guide Dawa Sangee.
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At the very end, when we were boarding the plane on its outside steps, he turned back and chuckled.
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He then turned back and appeared to get into an intense conversation with Jordan Peele, who was behind him.
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Everything turned back around when Supervalu reported a solid quarter in April 2015 but with a slight revenue miss.
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QL Score: +5 Bryan: After the zombies had been turned back, Rick sat by the newly eyeless Carl's bed.
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It seemed to be somewhat of a catharsis: Laughter turned to tears turned to anger turned back to laughter.
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Her dad turned his head for a second and when he turned back, she was gone, the coroner said.
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He turned back to say, "Sixty days is the, I think, the ... " before making a hand gesture indicating length.
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He discovered a slash in his tire and turned back to find the security footage of the parking lot.
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That means asylum seekers may end up being turned back at the border, a major change from current practice.
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In games where Reed hasn't played this season, Davis has run 30-plus routes and turned back the clock.
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The president immediately turned back to immigration as a red-meat issue for supporters ahead of the 2020 election.
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Media attention turned back to Hillary Clinton's emails with a little over a week to go before the election.
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The end of daylight saving time was approaching — clocks are supposed to be turned back Sunday at 2 a.m.
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Phil Scott, a Republican, handily turned back her challenge and captured a second term as the state's chief executive.
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"You're OK. You're OK," Jill Biden told her husband, who then turned back to the audience and continued speaking.
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My earrings turned back to water and trickled down my shoulders; I shrugged the drops off my beautiful fur.
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Two fire captains tried to reach it but turned back because of the heat and smoke, the report says.
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Dozens took to the sewers in a subterranean dash for freedom but turned back, sickened by the fetid dankness.
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The convoy ultimately turned back before reaching the town because of fears of attack by Turkish-led Arab militias.
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The plane turned back toward the airport before it exploded and crashed, other videos verified by The Times showed.
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More work is being sent abroad, and foreign-owned car plants in the South have turned back unionization efforts.
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AX) turned back a flight from Brisbane to Port Moresby amid reports of the violence and Qantas Airways (QAN.
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More than 40,000 asylum seekers have been turned back to Mexico since Trump's policy was implemented in late January.
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The aim of the agreement was to avoid having refugees turned back to another country en route, Dominic said.
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At least one of the five men arrested so far had been turned back from Turkey, French prosecutors said.
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This week, the police turned back busloads of worshipers heading to the city from other parts of the country.
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But officials said by early afternoon that no Americans had been turned back since none had arrived without visas.
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The airport police confirmed that no Americans had been turned back, since none had tried to arrive without visas.
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The frontal assault was turned back, but Republicans this year pivoted to a more covert attack on the ACA.
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About 50% make it to the top, Bacher said, and the other half are turned back by conditions or ability.
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His travel ban on citizens on a list of predominantly Muslim nations has twice been turned back by the courts.
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Dfu mainly gets his records from trips around Asia, and his journey towards Western culture has turned back to home.
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And after she turned back it on, the neck spasms went back under control, and she suffered no further harm.
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The S&P 500 was turned back four days out of the last seven at levels between 2298 and 2300.
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As we turned back into the breeze there on 14, 15, 16, it felt like the greens got bumpy too.
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That's when WIAA Associate Director Deb Hauser denied the siblings their hug, and Jaylen turned back towards his parents, heartbroken.
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She then trained as a ballet dancer for 10 years before being sidelined by injuries and turned back to acting.
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I tried to tamp the past back down, but somehow it came out, and the conversation turned back to children.
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But it turned back ahead smoothly as it had turned to face her, and did not raise the seat. Fine.
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He said Albanian authorities had often refused to accept migrants turned back from Montenegro under their bilateral re-admission agreement.
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The Libyan coastguard has also intercepted migrant boats, with 550 turned back to Libya on Tuesday and 850 on Sunday.
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Rivera says she then turned back around to Grimmie and saw her lying on the ground and other fans running.
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Robin said some Russian supporters were turned back on arrival at Marseille international airport but that others had arrived overland.
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Now it has turned back and is heading towards Rizhao, still with oil onboard, according to shipping data on Eikon.
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Courtney turned back to the help of fertility treatments, and within a few months, the couple received the surprising news.
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This agreement was very rarely used until this summer, when 116 men who stormed the Ceuta fence were turned back.
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Now it has turned back and is heading toward Rizhao, still with oil onboard, according to shipping data on Eikon.
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By the time the lights turned back on, over 1,000 fires and citywide looting had left the city in shambles.
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Once the lights were turned back off, the alleged victim was persuaded to come to the back of the bus.
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When Mulé turned back to save his camera and laptop, he spotted a fellow artist who called out for help.
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And consider the recent vote at the Mississippi Nissan plant, in which efforts to form a union were turned back.
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An argument about sovereignty becomes a piece of landscape, and then the magical symbol is turned back into political argument.
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But wait: Didn't Hillary Clinton face her own insurgency in the person of Bernie Sanders, which she barely turned back?
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When the Europeans' arguments were turned back against them, their great empires collapsed under the weight of their own contradictions.
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New York, the justices narrowly turned back the Trump administration's attempt to place a citizenship question on the 2020 census.
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An army investigation dismissed the case, and it languished with federal prosecutors before it was turned back to state prosecutors.
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Unable to provide his warnings to Pyongyang the symbolic heft he desired, Trump fumed at aides as they turned back.
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When it was turned back on after shutdowns for adjustments and repairs, the amount of carbon captured sometimes even dropped.
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"We had to remain ever vigilant ... and energetic to protect those rights, lest the clock be turned back," Lowery said.
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The same day, an Air France flight from Paris to Caracas turned back over the Atlantic because of safety concerns.
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They knew full well they would be caught if they made it to the other side, so they turned back.
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In an effort to be true to the original clock master's design, he will, in effect, have turned back time.
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But the journey was arduous — and many Rohingya did not make it, turned back at the border by Bangladeshi soldiers.
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Beurre blanc is butter turned back into cream, the arrow of time reversed in a kind of dark magic trick.
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After nearly reaching the island in September, her boat turned back, fearing it was being pursued by the Coast Guard.
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When I turned back to the bar, I saw that the change from her tab on the bar was gone.
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He said he swam across the Rio Grande with a small group but turned back when immigration agents surrounded them.
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" After listing his residences, Mr. Sanders turned back to Mr. Bloomberg and asked: "Which tax haven do you call home?
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By the show's end, wild Willy will have turned back into gentle Willy, swapping madcap high jinks for sentimental uplift.
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Todd Gordon, managing director at Ascent Wealth Partners, said the tide has turned back to growth as the market leader.
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"The clock has been turned back," said David Miller, a former prosecutor now with the law firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius.
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This is consistent with Iran's report on Thursday, which said the plane had turned back to the airport before crashing.
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Many of those turned back are Central Americans fleeing brutal gang violence in their countries, like the Salvadoran man above.
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Some of the people turned back have said they were questioned about their religious views or opinions about Mr. Trump.
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After all, we had just barely gotten our power turned back on, and we were facing fears of possible foreclosure.
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They say they turned back more than half of those people, but did not explain what happened to the others.
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They raised the 2016 American League pennant and handed out rings before the focus turned back to the current season.
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The crisis was defused when Soviet ships headed for Cuba turned back in the face of a U.S. naval blockade.
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I turned back amidst quiet thought, to the perception that then came to me and has been with me ever since.
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G Sergei Bobrovsky turned back 29 Sabres shots on Friday night to post his league-best 36th win of the season.
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Not only did she lock down the Democratic nomination, but she turned back a strong challenge from Bernie Sanders in California.
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When I turned back around, Bargiani was pouring my drink into the glass via a portable tap stored underneath the bar.
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If it comes to this level, Super Cruise cannot be reactivated until the car is turned off and turned back on.
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Taxiing down the runway, the plane suddenly slowed and its pilot turned back the craft to look into an instrument failure.
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Eight weeks away, I turned back on the radio and the first words I heard were Robert Mueller and Stormy Daniels.
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Many of those turned back on Friday had apparently been rushing to reach Turkey before the new visa rules took effect.
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Then he turned back to his drink and said, "None of those guys are going to look this good at 74."
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Those improved machine learning programs can then be turned back on the brain, and we can learn even more about neuroscience.
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The Islanders nearly won the game seconds earlier, when Nick Leddy's point-blank opportunity was turned back by goalie Joonas Korpisalo.
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In his inaugural address, Donald Trump promises that power is now being turned back to the people and away from Washington.
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The Cougars kick-started the spurt when Mika and Haws turned back-to-back steals into baskets on the other end.
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And then, when he turned back into Aaron Rodgers in the second half of the season, they stopped wondering about that.
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They went up 19-8 over Utah after Kodi Justice turned back-to-back steals into a dunk and a layup.
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When it was turned back on, the oil surged, breaching the corroded metal in a 2-foot section of the line.
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Those whose claims lack merit can legally be turned back under the Expedited Removal provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
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The jet accompanied both Russian planes for several hours before they ultimately turned back 35 miles short of the U.S. coast.
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Half of Republicans said the caravan should be turned back and 43% thought they should be given an opportunity to enter.
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Zinc, which turned back after meeting resistance at its 200-day moving average at $1,21, closed 2728 percent firmer at $22.1,28.
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Its scientific instruments, which had been turned off for the arrival at Jupiter, will be turned back on in two days.
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I told her to follow me, but as soon as we started down Mendocino, she pulled off the road, turned back.
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The scene of the fire was turned back over to Tesla for cleanup and repairs at about 2:00 a.m. PDT.
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A few people tried to sneak a peek at the president, but were turned back more than a dozen blocks away.
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A lawyer for Mr. Krayem, Vincent Lurquin, said last week that his client "turned back" and gave up his suicide mission.
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With no funding to rebuild its public schools in hand, there's no telling when the water will be turned back on.
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If Haitians enter Canada legally at a border crossing point and ask for refugee status, they will likely be turned back.
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After the officers chased him, he "turned back towards them, armed with a knife," and they opened fire, the police said.
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A spokeswoman for the airline confirmed on Saturday morning that flights had turned back while on their way to Spanish destinations.
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The 50 or so soldiers in the Nigerien-led convoy turned back and headed to Tongo Tongo to question village officials.
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Amaral said he first searched the water and shoreline, then turned back to the Conception, which was adrift and going aground.
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In 2016, an American Airlines flight from Phoenix to San Francisco turned back after part of the engine cowling fell off.
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They were on the water nearly three hours under the brilliant Mediterranean sun before being turned back by an Israeli gunboat.
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We exchanged pleasantries ("Good morning, oh yes, very cold today …") and I turned back to checking my email on my phone.
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"Then we saw two of the attackers firing at the elevators and we turned back," he told Reuters outside the hotel.
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The woman looked at Pronto, looked down at her dog, looked back at Pronto and then turned back to her dog.
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But it was turned back, apparently because of a Syrian Army offensive against other ISIS units near the town of Sukhna.
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Almost no boats have arrived in Australia since 2014, though the Australian government has turned back an unknown number at sea.
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Two A.P.C.s attempted a rescue, but, after one was hit by a mortar, or maybe a recoilless rifle, they turned back.
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In his final game as a Laker, Bryant turned back Father Time and scored 60 points, his highest total that season.
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After that paper, Rando turned back to parabiosis, and Chang began work on a cream to make skin look decades younger.
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Hydrogen can also be made using clean power and turned back into electricity in gas-fired power plants or fuel cells.
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But each time they started to leave, they turned back around, and their respective communal group clutched and pulled at them.
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After getting the neck wound under control, Bowen turned back to the casualty with the chest wound, who was bleeding out.
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But as the vessel turned back, flames kicked up and people began jumping overboard into shallow water, according to witness accounts.
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"I turned back to see if I could help the remaining eight people in the back of my congregation," he said.
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In a minor triumph, there were none of the earlier chaotic scenes of travelers and refugees being turned back at airports.
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When the recorder was turned back on 52 seconds later, the fugitive charge was dismissed and the man was ordered released.
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A Britain-based monitoring group, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said one convoy had entered Afrin while another turned back.
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I turned back to the quiet Wednesday street to see tumbleweed (empty takeout boxes and chicken bones), billowing in the wind.
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While voters in many states backed pro-voter ballot initiatives this election cycle, North Carolina and North Dakota turned back the clock.
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There was further confusion as Pitana looked at the pitchside monitor, went onto the pitch, then turned back to have another look.
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I turned back to give the park one more look, and saw a teenager in a Korn shirt vomit into a trashcan.
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When he was turned back, his consul in Rotterdam called on local Turks to march on the consulate to greet Ms Kaya.
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In 2016, Scott Urban, an eyewear maker in Chicago, developed a line of reflective frames that turned back visible and infrared light.
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Under the newly proposed plan, all migrants and refugees arriving on boats in Greece en route from Turkey would be turned back.
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Foreign journalists are turned back long before they reach Kibiti; a Tanzanian journalist investigating the killings has been missing for three months.
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So when I most needed the security of a confident identity in high school years later, I turned back to Top Gun.
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On September 14, Cassini turned back to Earth, secured a good radio connection, and reconfigured itself to become a makeshift atmospheric probe.
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Miles north, thousands of visitors were turned back from Liberty State Park, unable to visit the Statue of Liberty or Ellis Island.
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"This feels like the beginning," he said as they turned back towards L'Enfant Plaza, realizing that crossing the Mall would be impossible.
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Republicans also turned back Democratic challenges adroitly in the couple of states where the opposition party held out some hope of success.
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After I mentally decided everything was fine, I turned back around and tried to fall back asleep — but I was wide awake.
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Troops had turned back foreign aid convoys from Venezuela's border using teargas and rubber rounds on Saturday, killing at least two protesters.
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Spain has drawn criticism from human rights groups for allowing some migrants to be immediately turned back to Morocco in such incidents.
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A current slowed us down as we went out through the brown water, and then sped us up as we turned back.
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Such illegal aliens could simply be turned back around and marched back into Mexico on the spot by use of this authority.
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The purified DMT and MEG are then turned back into PET, polyethylene terephthalate, which is the base material for many plastic products.
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On the other hand, that same study found the risk fell about as much in the fall, when clocks were turned back.
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" She turned to the other hurdlers and set an order, then turned back and wryly smiled, "Too bad the Russians aren't here.
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"Well, it's not like being white comes with some big prize," he said with a smirk as he turned back to us.
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When I turned back, I saw that R. had covered our table with little plates, a sample from each of the sweets.
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Early in her tenure, Monday drove one woman to a drug-rehabilitation program and helped another get her electricity turned back on.
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When The Hunchback of Notre Dame came out in 1831 and became a smash hit, popular attention turned back to the church.
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The smartest kids in school shrugged and turned back to the work that would get them careers as defense lawyers and archaeologists.
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Afghanistan: Officials said that the Taliban had taken 150 soldiers prisoner after chasing units into neighboring Turkmenistan, where they were turned back.
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At 89, Mr. Perez has spent most of his life in Los Angeles, where he landed in 1978 and never turned back.
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As many as 70 percent of all immigrants who got turned back between 1890 and 1920 were barred on public charge grounds.
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Colonel Dillon said the coalition watched as six of the buses turned back to territory dominated by the Syrian government, toward Palmyra.
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Normally, people making refugee claims after entering Canada from the United States are turned back under an agreement between the two countries.
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"Once more, do not attempt to enter Greece illegally — you will be turned back," Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis of Greece said Sunday.
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The strange thing is that all those elements"—he turned back to the slope above us—"are missing from the Black Mountains.
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In any case, the convoy turned back on Thursday, looping west and north to try to reach Deir al-Zour through Sukhna.
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When it had done so and turned back toward Israel, its retreat covered by a tank, the body could be seen dangling.
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Chilling audio of the negotiations for his release shows how migrants, turned back by the U.S., are facing new dangers in Mexico.
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When Macey tried to ask the two for the first thing they would do as president, Booker turned back to his friend.
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Ms. Handel turned back a well-funded Democratic challenger, Jon Ossoff, to keep a heavily conservative and affluent district in Republican hands.
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Delta Air Lines Flight 89 to Shanghai, with 181 passengers and crew on board, turned back to LA minutes after taking off.
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They were turned back from flights to the United States in Tehran and in the major transfer hubs of Istanbul and Dubai.
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The focus has since turned back to continuing litigation over legal restrictions on family detention that the administration is seeking to undo.
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He turned back onto the highway, to the indignant screams of horns, and drove to Ambiance, the home where his mother resided.
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But Republican-controlled county elections boards, including one here in vote-rich Durham County, turned back some of the challenges on Friday.
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While not a lasting bear market, this purge arguably turned back the clock somewhat in gauging the functional age of this bull.
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They had walked this route yesterday, led to the U.S. gate with a large group of migrants only to be turned back.
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Ted Ginn Jr. turned back into a pumpkin, dropping two catchable balls while Newton badly missed him once when he was open deep.
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However, some sink or become stranded when smugglers remove the engines for reuse, and some get turned back by the Libyan coast guard.
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At the border with Macedonia on Monday, witnesses said Syrian refugees who did not have all travel documents, including passports, were turned back.
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I took my seat and blinked back tears, and when my teacher turned back to the chalkboard I gave her the middle finger.
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Some students at Liberty Middle School in West Orange, New Jersey, were forced to sleep at their school after their buses turned back.
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There was a run on the bank; several investors were crushed to death while trying to have their paper turned back into silver.
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I turned back to the Facebook group in hopes of feeling less alone when the latest post in the community caught my attention.
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"I think I am right in saying we have turned back about 200,000 migrants," Johnson said, before a nearby diplomat hastily corrected him.
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Her husband had only discovered it when he returned to the home to make sure the furnace was turned back on, she said.
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Not long after takeoff, the flight turned back to the airport and landed safely "following a possible loss of cabin pressure," it said.
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With Islanders goalie Thomas Greiss pulled for the extra attacker, Matt Martin and Nikolay Kulemin fired shots that were turned back by Luongo.
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New York's best chance came seconds before the two-man advantage ended when Lee's backhand at the doorstep was turned back by Murray.
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" Salvini also blasted France for having turned back 10,249 migrants at Italy&aposs northern border since January "including women, children and disabled people.
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Yet the facts undercut both Mr Costa's claim to have turned back the clock on austerity and the EU's pretence of fiscal discipline.
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She didn't return from a bike ride with her boyfriend, who'd been accompanying her on his motorcycle but turned back during their trip.
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By the time Honda turned back to plug-in cars in the late 2000s it had already lost several years to its competitors.
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The probe's instruments were all powered down for orbital insertion yesterday, and they won't be turned back on for a couple of days.
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CNN reports that two Russian TU-22019 "Bear" bombers were intercepted and turned back by U.S. F-22 stealth fighters about 10 a.m.
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As he was entering yet another car, he caught sight of his reflection and turned back to study it after the door closed.
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S. border crossing traveling in either direction are turned back and told to apply for asylum in the country they first arrived in.
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Nega turned back to the map and traced a straight line leading to the Tekeze River, the westernmost border between Ethiopia and Eritrea.
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He turned back to swim across the river for Ávalos, but Valeria tried to follow behind, after which the river swept them away.
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Mexican authorities also say about 3,000 immigrants from the first caravan have applied for refuge in Mexico, while hundreds more have turned back.
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But all of the improvements of modern life, Dr. Guarente and others argue, have not turned back the underlying biological process of aging.
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Flight DL129, a Boeing 767 wide-body jet, turned back off the coast of British Columbia after leaving Seattle at 5:24 p.m.
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Since late January, the Trump administration has turned back some Central American asylum seekers to wait in Mexico while their cases are processed.
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If they try and go outside that area they face layer upon layer of security checkpoints at which they are often turned back.
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In Michigan, Democrat Gretchen Whitmer turned back Republican Bill Schuette, while in Kansas, Democrat Laura Kelly defeated Kris Kobach, a staunch Trump ally.
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While the hearing was under way, House Republicans separately turned back a Democratic attempt to force a floor vote on Trump's tax returns.
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If his line had been even 15 feet shorter, he would have turned back and not reached them on that dive Monday night.
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For Foster, it was a revelation: He had put his body in the way of the polluters, and the polluters had turned back.
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At least two dozen tear gas canisters could be seen on the Mexican side of the border after the migrants eventually turned back.
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But when the president turned back toward Russia five months later, the Americans renewed the request and Mr. Firtash was taken into custody.
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There he found other colleagues, who were also turned back by the fire, as well as injured Paradise residents looking for medical help.
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By the time the climber started heading down, the lights were turned back on and police officers rushed inside to track him down.
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Senators from both parties decisively turned back Mr. Trump's immigration proposal, which would have instituted strict limits but helped the so-called Dreamers.
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I usually go for drugstore options, but I once borrowed my mom's Benefit Total Moisture Facial Cream and I've never turned back since.
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Instead, the Mets signed on with the Hospital for Special Surgery and turned back to Dr. David Altchek as the team's medical director.
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Several tried to slip in past a gate at the entrance, only to be turned back into the morning chill by subway workers.
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Some two-thirds of the nearly 7,500 migrants who reached Switzerland via the Italian border between July and early August were turned back.
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Western establishments, after months of alarm, celebrated the Dutch elections in March as a sign that the populist tide had been turned back.
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He seemed almost reluctant to break the trance and hand me back the phone, but he did, and turned back to his house.
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With conservatives looking to bolster the party's fiscal credentials ahead of the midterm elections, attention has turned back to the balanced budget amendment.
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As a reformist who turned back the Le Pen populist wave and promises to re-shape French politics — and a winner to date.
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The Izumo turned back to Singapore before crossing a boundary known as the nine-dash-line into what China claims are its waters.
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But in 2015, Wan Junaidi Jaafar, the Malaysian Deputy Home Minister, said the Rohingya arriving in the country illegally would be turned back.
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When he stepped down from the podium, the jumbo teleprompter that he'd been reading from flickered, went black, and then turned back on.
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She had been working on a novel about Atlantis for years, but when it wasn't panning out, she turned back to her hero.
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He was detained two days later after being turned back at the Turkish border due to a five-year ban on entering Turkey.
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Though the summit was tantalizingly close — just 400 feet — the party turned back and returned to base camp after 26 days of climbing.
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S. border crossing going in either direction are turned back and told to apply for asylum in the first country they arrived in.
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The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner was located just off New Caledonia island in the South Pacific when it turned back to Auckland Airport.
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When I was a few hundred yards out, I paused, and turned back toward the shore, where J. had stayed to wait for me.
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"A guy tried it today but he turned back because the snow was up to here," she said, indicating a line at her stomach.
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He says power in Yosemite Valley was turned off while firefighters worked to quell the blaze, but it was turned back on Sunday morning.
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But after he was turned back at the border, Alonzo had little choice but return to his cousin's apartment in the Peruvian capital, Lima.
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Parker then suddenly turned back the clock a few years, driving to the basket at will and flinging in mid-range jumpers with ease.
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If they presented themselves at an official border post most would be turned back under the Safe Third Country Agreement between Canada and America.
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When the volume is turned back up, or if the audio is played on speakers with a higher bass response, they'll probably hear Laurel.
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He also saved the game in the waning seconds of regulation, when he turned back a breakaway shot by New York LW Nikolay Kulemin.
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Manhattan restaurant chef Eugene Duffy was crossing a street when he heard something, turned back and saw the pickup truck on the bike path.
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But in the last few decades, contemporary artists have turned back to the diorama, propelled by its endless ability to fascinate the curious eye.
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Spot gold reversed course and added 0.8 percent to $1,281.23 an ounce as the dollar fell and investors turned back to safe haven assets.
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Graphic: LIGOLess than two weeks after the gravitational wave detectors turned back on, they've already seen evidence of two pairs of colliding black holes.
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Separately, the department turned back more than 5503,000 requests for what it called "filing errors" by applicants, who can fix and resubmit their requests.
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Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders turned back the clock four years on Donald Trump, hitting him for his first "birther" crusade -- against President Barack Obama.
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Krylia Sovetov did not reply to a request for comment, but wrote on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon that power had been turned back on.
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Talent is cultivated, and then turned back into capital in the form of a years-long debt to the private company that trained you.
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After the mistake was realized, the bus was turned back and they were given a police escort to ensure they could compete in time.
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Compared to April of 2202, the total number of apprehensions and people turned back at the border plummeted 2628 percent, from 28500,6900 to 2628,28503.
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Even David Wright turned back the clock and crushed a solo home run over the center-field wall, his third homer in three games.
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A Malaysia-based AirAsia X flight from Perth to Kuala Lumpur turned back in June after one of the Airbus 330′s engines failed.
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With his new hunch, Mr. Kuring turned back to the Landsat 8 images and rewound them to January when winter still grasped the region.
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Georgiev initially turned back Tkachuk's shot in the crease, but the puck bounced off Tkachuk's skate and the left winger put the rebound home.
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He was turned back at the airport, deported first back to Egypt and then to Kennedy International Airport, leading to his arrest shortly thereafter.
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UN distributions of food, water, and medical supplies are being turned back on the grounds that there's too much violence to permit field aid.
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He turned back to the army to underwrite his authority, forging relationships that spanned the military, the security forces and the country's tribal leadership.
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In one case, she turned back to an older song by her mother to dramatize a debate between a character and her minister father.
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The Costa Fortuna tried to stop at Phuket in Thailand on Friday, but was turned back, representatives Costa, the cruise line, said on Twitter.
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"Bricks are then returned to the ground and the kinetic energy generated from the falling brick is turned back into electricity," their website notes.
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Kwame Heshimu, who teaches at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, was turned back by officers at the police tape that was blocking his way home.
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In Chicago, the Party establishment voted down a peace plank and turned back the popular antiwar candidacies of Senators Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern.
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But finding the road that cuts through their hamlet, Mosteiro, engulfed by fire, they turned back and began to hose down their house instead.
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A Canadian citizen trying to enter the US was turned back at the northern border, acting Homeland Security Deputy Secretary Ken Cuccinelli said Monday.
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He sent Heydi first, in the summer of 28255, deciding to stay behind in Honduras in case she was turned back at the border.
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The Assad regime happily stepped out of the limelight as the world's attention turned back to capturing Raqqa, the ISIS capital in Syria's northeast.
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Iran's report said it turned back in the direction of the airport and then, an unknown number of minutes after taking off, it crashed.
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Men who are turned back at the border are often sent to a federal detention facility in Batavia, New York, that is relatively comfortable.
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A senior Bangladeshi official said its border guard force on Friday turned back 82 Rohingya Muslims, including women and children, attempting to leave Myanmar.
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Tensions came to a head on Friday afternoon, when a convoy of hundreds of evacuees was detained and turned back by pro-government militiamen.
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She had abruptly turned back to the podium to make her remarks, so the whole room — and the cameras — could catch her final words.
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After each of these strenuous actions, the performers' microphones were turned back on, infusing the next song with the sibilance of their heavy breathing.
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At least during the opening, the audience leaned in closer and closer, asked each other questions, then turned back to stare at the photographs.
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He sprawled to his right to make a pad save of a John Tavares shot and turned back a point-blank redirect by Anthony Beauvillier.
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An impeachment effort last week, called by Representative Al Green over the president's racist remarks, died after being turned back by a majority of Democrats.
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But this week's joint resolution effectively turned back the clock to before the rules were proposed, opening the door for far more aggressive data-sharing.
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The herb is placed inside the grinder and the top and bottom are turned back and forth between your hands until the herb is ground.
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Earlier this year, the coalition turned back four cranes the United States donated to the World Food Programme to boost aid operations at Hodeida port.
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The images were finally turned back on nearly a year later, when Photobucket replaced the executive team, including CEO John Corpus, and Leonard stepped in.
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Separately, hundreds of Syrians trying to flee were turned back in Lebanon; and the government in Damascus said it would attend peace talks this month.
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A mother from Florida recovering from surgery used a playful yard sign to get her electricity turned back on after Hurricane Irma hit the state.
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If the administration was turned back by a lower court, the top court could hold an emergency session, but it does not generally do so.
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But I turned back around and they were arresting somebody by the art class, like in the back of the outside, by the brick wall.
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But now, it seems, after years of pivoting towards smaller devices, the wheel has turned back towards sacrificing aesthetics at the alter of image quality.
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"Yes, under the Obama administration they turned back a large number of individuals, but that's because it was a very open border almost," he said.
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When I turned back to it, I wasn't susceptible to just falling back into it again and bingeing all over again and leaving my relationship.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said clashes broke out around the besieged town and government forces started shelling after the convoy was turned back.
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Dion then turned back to the crowd of more than 4,000 gathered in The Colosseum, telling them, "I couldn't have offered him a better gift."
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By February 23rd a backlog of 4,000 migrants had gathered at the Greek-Macedonian frontier; Greek police turned back dozens of buses carrying new arrivals.
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They were then expected to be turned back over to the custody of the Federal Marshals at undisclosed locations in Georgia, while they await trial.
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It remains unknown how many, if any, potential voters were turned back or chose to go home while still on the road in their vehicles.
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The decline was particularly steep in China, the world's second-largest movie market behind the United States, as audiences turned back toward locally made films.
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Risking the possibility of an explosion, the Indiana senator turned back to save his colleague, dragging him through a window and pulling him to safety.
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He again turned back the clock last time out, pitching seven scoreless innings of five-hit ball at Milwaukee to win his second straight start.
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Piped gas sells at a large discount to LNG, which must be cooled to liquid form, shipped overseas and turned back into its gaseous form.
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They also highlight what these women have in common: Some are converts, and some have tried to go to Syria but have been turned back.
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The speakers had been broadcasting on a regular basis since January 2016, they were turned back on as a response to Pyongyang's fourth nuclear test.
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Attention also quickly turned back to whether the BOJ will disappoint investors hoping for a large stimulus announcement when it concludes its meeting on Friday.
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But within seconds, the crowd's attention turned back to the tournament at hand, the first since Japan's new emperor, Naruhito, ascended the throne this month.
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Abraham Lincoln did not issue the Emancipation Proclamation, Mr. Weaver said, until after Union troops turned back the Confederacy at the bloody battle of Antietam.
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China turned back the catastrophic first outbreak in Hubei, a province larger than most European countries, though at the cost of shutting down its economy.
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We lingered of the Margerie for half an hour, entranced by its beautiful violence, then turned back toward Gustavus, borne smoothly over calm blue waters.
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It was a project he called "The Impossible First," because every person who&aposd tried it before him had either turned back, or died trying.
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He heard a gunshot and the tinkle of a brass shell hitting the sidewalk as the gunman turned back and sprinted into the Melrose Houses.
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Since the restrictions were rolled out in early 2019, more than 59,000 asylum seekers have been turned back by American authorities into Mexican border cities.
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The plane was headed to Maui's Kahului Airport from Los Angeles International, but turned back three times, said Alex Da Silva, the airline's senior manager.
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Then he turned back to the field to watch the players, who shouted to one another in Spanish beneath the breeze of another Texas night.
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Another resident, Jude Faing, said vehicles were turned back amid the chaos as Shiite protesters dressed in symbolic black marched into the city causing traffic.
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Television station Seven News reported that passengers heard a bang shortly after Flight MU736 took off and could smell burning before the flight turned back.
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These hacks, and this podcast, have turned devices nominally designed to protect people's homes into surveillance devices that have been turned back on their owners.
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She was forced to look away, but turned back quickly and looked at him as if she were seeing him there for the first time.
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When I turned back around, they were gone, and Shinjuku, its gray bridges and walkways, loomed before us, as if nothing had happened at all.
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Five journalists cleared to cover the event by the A.F.C. weren't so lucky; they were turned back upon arrival, though one photographer was allowed in.
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The twenty-something bartender took our order, and as he turned away from us to get our drinks he suddenly turned back and looked at me.
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Merkel is locked in a standoff with her interior minister, Horst Seehofer, over his demand for some asylum-seekers to be turned back at the border.
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After encountering rubble and garbage in the road, the group turned back to a church about 45 minutes outside the capital city where it was staying.
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According to tracking services, Flight 971 was flying from Rome to Chicago and had just passed Ireland when it turned back and landed at Shannon Airport.
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The Federal Reserve chair resisted temptation to discuss the U.S. election although declared she did not want to see the clock turned back on financial regulation.
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For the chancellor their shibboleth, a demand that secondary migrants be checked and turned back at German borders, risked further undermining Europe's battered "borderless" Schengen zone.
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Nearly 6,350 have been intercepted and turned back by the Libyan coastguard in 2017, and over 1,440 have died trying to cross, according to the IOM.
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Can certain features – like voice or text chat – be turned off, and if so, can they easily be turned back on when you leave the room?
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Though largely true to his campaign pledges as a matter of effort, he has been repeatedly turned back by the same forces he vowed to tame.
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On Sunday, November 4, at 83.53 am, clocks will be turned back one hour, heralding the end of daylight saving time for much of the country.
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Television station Seven News reported that passengers heard a bang shortly after Flight MU736 took off and could then smell burning before the flight turned back.
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Ezekiel Elliott's on-again, off-again 6-game NFL suspension has reportedly been turned back OFF ... but still looms large for the Dallas Cowboys running back.
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But it's kind of like if Bilbo Baggins got to the end of the Shire, said, "That's quite enough for me," and turned back toward home.
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"So it's not the dog days of summer just yet," joked Judge, as the dog strolled off camera and he turned back to the weather report.
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The crowd briefly glanced over at the scene, assessed whether or not they'd been in the splash zone, and then turned back to their networking conversations.
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The Devils tied the game fewer than seven minutes later, when Coleman's wraparound attempt was initially turned back by Greiss before Noesen jammed the puck home.
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He tweeted Tuesday that he would cut financial aid to Honduras immediately unless the group, which set off from San Pedro Sula Friday, was turned back.
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Fred turned back to take one last look at the fish and chip shop, and heard the faint grumble of another train pulling into the station.
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Kerr's introduction to the most dramatic of series curtain closers was the 22 Eastern Conference semifinals, when the Cleveland team he played for turned back Boston.
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The 3 percent of capacity that was turned back will be offered to the industry again starting Thursday via an "open season" process, the company said.
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About 150 migrants approached the fence, but about one-third of the group members turned back into Mexico when they saw Border Patrol agents, CBP estimated.
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In 1942, the architect and decorator Samuel Marx, in step with the patriotic spirit of the war years, turned back the clock to the Colonial era.
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They expect to be turned back and make several tries to get across the Mediterranean, said Joel Millman, a spokesman for the International Organization for Migration.
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Most of the trucks turned back under pressure from patrolling aircraft, but some buses did reach Abusaif, 15 km north of Hammam al-Alil, she said.
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" Finally, Clinton turned back to the original questioner: "I want a country where citizens like you, and your family, are just as welcome as anyone else.
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I do not believe that is something that can be turned back or changed, it simply is, and we need to figure out what that means.
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Jet2 planes to Spain turned back in mid-air today as the airline announced it was cancelling all flights to the country amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Journalists don't need to cover Trump wall to wall, but they also shouldn't feed liberal delusions about how easily the populism tide will be turned back.
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At some point, one kidnapper turned back toward the hostages and began saying crude and insulting things about Aisha, the third wife of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Some details of the new rule remained unclear, including whether foreigners seeking asylum or other protections at the ports of entry would be turned back immediately.
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Mr. DeSantis, after gaining the endorsement of Mr. Trump, easily turned back the state agricultural commissioner, Adam Putnam, who had been viewed as the likely nominee.
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Goodell has said he wants to revisit the rule in the off-season, so perhaps, in this way, the clock will be turned back to 2005.
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I knew that their next journeys were likely to be rougher than the seas we'd just passed, and that many of them would be turned back.
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Nubi, who typically is so temperamental that his owner jokes about needing a priest to perform an exorcism, gently acquiesced, then turned back to the bird.
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"I certainly would not want to see all the improvements we've put in place, I would not want to see the clock turned back," she said.
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Before the G-20, hundreds of would-be protesters were turned back at Germany's borders under special controls imposed in recent weeks, Mr. de Maizière said.
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"Do not attempt to enter Greece illegally - you will be turned back," Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Twitter after a security meeting on the situation.
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"Do not attempt to enter Greece illegally - you will be turned back," Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Twitter after a security meeting on the situation.
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"She said that we were trespassing, we were not welcome, and then she turned back around and said, 'Y'all going to jail,' " Smith told KRON-TV.
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She turned back to photography as a way to regain perspective, she says, and started to capture journalists after they interviewed her on the promo circuit.
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But rather than carry on the run, Brown stopped in his tracks and turned back, throwing to Allen who was streaking towards the end zone uncovered.
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But a short time afterward, residents reported the convoy had been turned back by pro-government Shiite militiamen and told it could depart after 6 a.m.
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What they don't get is that we will not allow the clocks to be turned back to a time when the only thing right was white.
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My instinct was to run, so I turned back around — only to see a Border Patrol vehicle and officers swoop in to block my escape, guns drawn.
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Nonetheless, they hated each other until, in 2004, Mr Ortega turned back to Catholicism and, in 2005, Cardinal Obando officially married him to his long-time mistress.
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One day as he was strolling out of the academy on his way to grab some Acai with some friends visiting from abroad Terere causally turned back.
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From there, the moderators turned back to Donald Trump, who began ranting about China devaluing their currency when they are, right now, doing literally the opposite thing.
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After giving birth, Jenner shared that she's turned back to waist training, a body slimming tactic she first started in 2015, to "snap back" after her pregnancy.
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The deal states that, in cases where the country concerned refuses, migrants would be turned back at the border "on the basis of an agreement" with Austria.
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And, while some CDU members would like to see migrants turned back, the CSU&aposs approach appears to have rallied many behind Merkel — at least for now.
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The government on Sunday rescinded the decree, which critics said would have turned back the clock on the fight against corruption in the European Union member state.
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When I placed him in my shower and walked out of the bathroom, he appeared in the hallway when I turned back in that same general direction.
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He smiled and said hello, looked directly down my top and made a comment about my breasts, then turned back to the man he was talking to.
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He turned back to his native Hungary, then part of the communist-controlled Eastern Bloc, in 22005, where he opened the first Open Society office in Europe.
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For me, I turned back to the book for Atticus's wisdom to serve as a model for how to go forward after a moment of blatant injustice.
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In another of Mr Kapoor's metaphors, instead of peering from the mouth of the cave up into the sky, artists have instead turned back into the shadows.
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The ageless Vince Carter turned back the clock with 16 of his 17 points in the second half and grabbed six rebounds for the Grizzlies (38-26).
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His plan is riddled with logistical difficulties: for one thing the Austrian government has indicated that it would not reaccept those turned back at the German border.
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But when the other girl's mom said no, Lindsey turned back alone down a path where she was a familiar face in the tiny, tight-knit community.
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As she turned back to her patrol car, she saw Crutcher walking toward her, alternately putting his hands in his pockets and in the air, she said.
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Even though about 1,500 Honduras have turned back, the caravan keeps swelling with thousands of migrants who have joined up on the Mexican side of the border.
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It's possible an acquisition deal fell through and Thumbtack, not yet prepared for an initial public offering, turned back to its investors for a necessary capital infusion.
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The speakers had been playing on a regular basis since January 2016, when they were turned back on as a response to North Korea's fourth nuclear test.
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Later in the day, the man returned alone to the Greek border post and asked to enter Greece, but he was turned back by Greek border guards.
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Tens of thousands more were turned back by Mexican officials, who have been encouraged, and paid, by the United States to police its southern border more strictly.
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The architect Charles McKim rejected the florid, multicolored, Victorian Gothic style of Memorial Hall and instead turned back to the colonial Georgian-era buildings as his inspiration.
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By declaring bankruptcy, debtors can start a monthly Chapter 13 plan tied to their income and get the power turned back on within a month or so.
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The standards of beauty and emblems of womanhood pushed onto Archer by a visually stimulated male society are turned back around and used, quite literally, against men.
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Delores McPherson's body was on its way to the University of New England's whole body donation program, but it had been turned back because of her BMI.
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He turned back to climate in his second term, but at that point he was dealing with a Republican Congress and could only adopt weak administrative measures.
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He and his allies turned back a push by reform-minded lawmakers to impose significant new safeguards to protect Americans' civil liberties against the potential for abuses.
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And in Missouri, Representative William Lacy Clay turned back a challenge from Cori Bush, who campaigned alongside Ms. Ocasio-Cortez and framed her candidacy in similar terms.
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Flight 89, a Boeing 777, was en route to Shanghai from Los Angeles International Airport when it turned back because of an engine problem, the airline said.
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According to reports, one vehicle, driven by Maria Rhonita Miller, either got a flat tire or broke down, and the other vehicles turned back to get assistance.
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Bill Clinton, of course, did put the system to test: after an impeachment by the House, he fought and turned back the impeachment effort in the Senate.
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He caught a pass over the middle, turned back to run and was hit helmet-to-helmet by Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins, whom Cooks never saw coming.
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But when Mr. Obama briefly revived the operation for the strikes this week, its exemption from those rules was temporarily turned back on too, they said. Col.
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He started to walk away, but then turned back and went around her to the cab of the ambulance and got into the driver's seat, officials said.
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Newly arriving migrants would be screened in the centers, and any determined to have already applied for asylum elsewhere in the European Union would be turned back.
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Congressional Republicans, meanwhile, shifted abruptly to the right and never turned back — even as they captured a growing share of seats in both the House and Senate.
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Over the weekend, returning lawful residents were being subjected to very extensive screening and then let out, and first-time lawful permanent residents were being turned back.
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Weaving through the dense fog that shrouded Seoul's skyscrapers, the helicopters were only minutes away from landing at the DMZ when they turned back to the base.
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Svitolina outlasted Daria Gavrilova of Australia 63-6 6-0 211-221 and the sixth seeded Ostapenko turned back Brazil's Beatriz Haddad Maia 26-24 26-23(33).
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Visa holders, including legal permanent residents, were being denied entry into the US, turned back or detained by Customs clerks, as families and lawyers argued for their release.
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Across advanced economies, borrowing capacity is still impaired after the trauma of the crisis; and banking reforms mean that credit taps cannot be turned back on so easily.
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They had packed up to move to America last week, but were turned back to Iraq after a failed attempt to board a U.S.-bound flight from Cairo.
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Sitting on a bench, Jana swung her legs around and turned back in the direction she'd come from, so the conservatory came into view, unassuming in its darkness.
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De Jesus turned back toward first when Votto struck out but ended up safe at second when Mets first baseman Lucas Duda dropped a throw during the rundown.
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In 298 a British team got within 216 metres of the top, but turned back after two members (who may or may not have reached the peak) vanished.
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They then left the baby bison, but turned back about a half mile down the road to help the animal, worried it would die while they were gone.
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Canada's largest carrier canceled one flight to India from Vancouver and another flight en route to Delhi has turned back to Toronto, spokeswoman Isabelle Arthur said by email.
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Mauer's bat has finally clicked back into place—the hometown idol turned millstone (he is owed $2239 million per year through 2316) has turned back into an hero.
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Many of those who make it into international waters are picked up by European rescue ships, while Libyan authorities say they have turned back more than 11,000 migrants.
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Earlier this year, the United Nations said the coalition turned back four cranes the United States donated to the World Food Programme to boost aid operations at Hodeidah.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel on Sunday fired missiles toward an unmanned drone that entered Israeli-controlled airspace from Syria and it turned back, the military said in a statement.
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President Trump kicked off the day in South Korea, attempting to make a surprise visit to the DMZ overlooking North Korea, which was turned back due to weather.
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Immigration Minister Peter Dutton reiterated in a statement that asylum seekers arriving by boat would either be intercepted and turned back or "sent to another country for processing".
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I still hope that at least the British march of folly will be turned back when those who voted to leave the EU realize what is at stake.
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Jason threatened with a rear-naked choke late in the third round, but Bermudez eventually turned back into the TUF Brazil contestant's guard to get out of trouble.
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The Clippers turned back several fourth-quarter rallies by the Knicks, who tied the score at 84 on a corner jumper by Sasha Vuacic with 6:24 left.
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"My house is right in the middle," said Wilson, a 36-year-old social worker who turned back when he saw steam coming from cracks in the road.
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The previous militia that controlled the eastern ports was unable to export because United States naval forces intervened and turned back a tanker that tried to do so.
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Asylum seekers are now being turned back to the U.S. from the "irregular" crossings between brick-and-mortar ports of entry that dot the 5,525-mile-long border.
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The party also won supermajorities in the California Assembly and Senate, while the party's candidate for governor — Gavin Newsom, the lieutenant governor — easily turned back a Republican challenge.
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He was profoundly grateful and turned back with tears in his eyes, as did I. I really spooked one young man by calling out to him by name.
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And there was Erik Hoeksema, whose group of about a dozen volunteers from a church in Ontario was stopped and turned back at the Buffalo crossing in March.
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The oral arguments follow a series of party-line votes in which Senate Republicans turned back Democrats' attempts to subpoena documents and compel White House officials to testify.
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Some migrants were turned back at the Guatemalan border on Wednesday and Honduran police fired tear gas on others who tried to cross without going through migration checks.
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One of the contracts the island's beleaguered government signed in order to get the lights turned back on is with a tiny Montana-based company named Whitefish Energy.
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Australia's immigration policy has one major flaw: its treatment of asylum seekers, who are either turned back at sea or intercepted and transported to an offshore detention center.
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While BroadGrain has not seen its cargoes turned back, it has reduced sales to China to avoid risk, concentrating on the Indian subcontinent and South America, she said.
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In dark times, it's compelling — not to say illuminating — to be reminded that, whether we know it yet or not, we are being turned back toward the light.
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YPG media adviser Rezan Hedo denied Erdogan's assertion that the convoy had turned back under Turkish artillery fire, but he gave no details on its size or composition.
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Since Frye, 40, had had previous success losing pregnancy weight with Nutrisystem, she turned back to the meal plan after giving birth to her fourth child Story last May.
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It is understood the plane turned back on its route before flying for more than six hours down a southern flight corridor — where it crashed into the Indian Ocean.
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So I turned back around to the front, and the security guard starts pushing me and I'm not even taking a picture, my camera is down at my side.
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I never would have guessed that Martha would survive, that Philip's son would be turned back without ever meeting him, that Stan would still — three episodes from the end!
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But, they say, their operations are at least disrupting the jihadists' movements, evidenced by a drop in traffic and tracks in the sand showing smugglers' vehicles having turned back.
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I would work as far into the game as I could before being turned back, my childhood reflexes never matching up to the relentless onslaught of these digital creatures.
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Passengers were told that flight QF 73, which departed at 2.10 pm local time, had been turned back because the autopilot wasn't working, a passenger told Australia's ABC News.
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LONDON — An easyJet plane scheduled to fly from Geneva to Copenhagen was turned back to its stand last Friday after a spanner was spotted lodged in the aircraft's wing.
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Cattle turned back by the Schuyler plant were likely animals ready for processing, which means some of them may return to feed lots where they will require additional feeding.
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The second time, I turned back to look at him, and he smiled and winked at me before going back to smiling and winking at people in the audience.
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Being turned on by a guy is always fun but to have it legitimately happen to you on TV is to be turned back into a 12-year-old.
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She tried to work as a stylist in Chiapas, but said she was told that salons would "only hire women," so she turned back to sex work to survive.
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The UN Office for the coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) confirmed that the four vessels were turned back last week and decried restrictions on vessels going to the port.
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Some tried to escape but were turned back by choking smoke, and others, not knowing where the fire was, feared that they would be walking into even more peril.
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This follows a decision by Attorney General Jeff Sessions that people making such claims will be turned back by border officials before they can plead their case in court.
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As commentators on right-leaning media were quick to point out, Kornhauser-Duda turned back to the president and shook his hand right after shaking Melania Trump's hand first.
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He could not see much of the city, but he could observe Marine units being turned back by overwhelming fire before making it a full block outside the compound.
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By staying in, they would have bought fund shares at a cheaper price, building the amount in their portfolio, which would then benefit them once the market turned back.
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In telephone interviews with Reuters, three men from the same village, including an elder, explained that if they turned back Islamic State would kill them for trying to escape.
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A report by the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung daily said police had turned back 19,720 refugees through the first 11 months of 2016 - up from 8,913 in all of 2015.
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It could, for example, recover neuronal function after a half-hour of oxygen and blood deprivation — in other words, it could be taken offline and turned back on again.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A Syrian Christian Orthodox family was turned back from Philadelphia International Airport after traveling to the United States from Lebanon, airport sources in Beirut said on Sunday.
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I turned back toward Penn Station, disheartened that I had missed my ride but mostly frustrated with myself for lacking the gumption to insist that the cab was mine.
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She made it to the US border but, like thousands of immigrants before her, was turned back and forced to wait in Mexico while her asylum case was reviewed.
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The Senate on Wednesday turned back an attempt to repeal the current authority for U.S. military force in the 16-year-old Afghanistan war and the fight in Iraq.
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The decision turned back the claims of a black post office employee named Jackson Giles and more than 5,000 black men in the Colored Men's Suffrage Association of Alabama.
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It said the plane was on fire and turned back in the direction of the airport before it crashed, and that the pilots did not send any crisis communication.
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Jigisha Patel, the university's assistant general counsel and chief adviser for international and immigration services, says it's not common for students to be turned back at ports of entry.
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Crawford gloved a snipe by Blake Coleman following a turnover by the Blackhawks deep in their own zone, and Blackwood turned back a point-blank shot by Dominik Kubalik.
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Rosa Hinojosa had turned back to the counter, riffling through the stack of forms, but now she swung angrily around to him, a crease of irritation between her eyes.
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A commander in the pro-Assad military alliance told Reuters the forces had turned back after coming under fire, but then resumed their progress and were now in Afrin.
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Your intensity just turned back up, as power planet Pluto ended its retrograde in Capricorn at the end of last week, making you more intimidating and domineering than usual.
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However, U.S. Army Lieutenant General Stephen Townsend, the commander of U.S.-led forces fighting Islamic State, told a Pentagon briefing that the convoy had turned back into Syrian government territory.
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Bavaria&aposs Christian Social Union party demands that some migrants should be turned back at Germany&aposs borders, and has given her two weeks to reach agreement with European partners.
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Swiss biotech company Actelion has turned back to prospective bidder Johnson & Johnson for exclusive talks about a "strategic transaction", in an about-turn that appears to sideline rival suitor Sanofi.
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Henry McMaster, who was endorsed by President Trump, turned back a challenge from businessman and first-time candidate John Warren to win the GOP nomination for governor in a runoff.
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Small but significant They began by generating different types of human induced pluripotent stem cells -- when adult cells are turned back into stem cells -- and inserting them into pig embryos.
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Migrants seeking asylum in the US have been turned back to Mexico while their cases are still pending in a major policy shift that is currently being challenged in court.
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"Governor Bryant turned back the clock to a dark time in Mississippi's past," said Wade Henderson, president of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, a national advocacy group.
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The two friends tried to summit the treacherous north face of Ogre 2 last year -- but turned back after Adamson fell and broke his leg, according to CNN affiliate KUTV.
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I'm not used to seeing a football pitch look so good, and when I turned back to a non-HDR version of the game I immediately noticed the color differences.
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Using CGI de-aging technology, filmmakers turned back time on Smith's looks by giving him that characteristic early-'90s high-top fade, removing his gray hairs and smoothing his face.
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The two friends tried to summit the treacherous north face of Ogre 2 last year but turned back after Adamson fell and broke his leg, according to CNN affiliate KUTV.
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The drift came as investors turned back to rival assets like stocks to cap the week, with the U.S. equity benchmark S&P 500 Index rising 0.83 percent on Friday.
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And when Buick turned back around, he went jab, jab, left hook, and that's all I could make out before his arms went wailing like a pinwheel and then smack!
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The Swiss biotech company has turned back to potential acquirer Johnson & Johnson for exclusive talks about a "strategic transaction", in an about-turn that appears to sideline rival suitor Sanofi.
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The Flint water crisis has in effect turned back the clock to a time when people traveled to central water sources to fill their buckets and carry the water home.
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"There have been flows out of equities into safe havens," said Quantitative Commodity Research analyst Peter Fertig, adding stocks turned back into the red, despite strong economic data from Germany.
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Other residents were turned back approaching from the east, before reaching Sirte, controlled by Misrata since forces led by the city's brigades ousted Islamic State from the city in 2016.
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He turned back Mohaymen in the Florida Derby, Brody's Cause last year in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile and Exaggerator twice — in the San Vicente Stakes as well as the Juvenile.
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For them to have successfully turned back yet another encroachment by the West, even in the figure of an irrepressible fool, seems like a rare victory amidst so much defeat.
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Waldo's face was so realistically done, as his tongue is hanging out slightly, one of his ears is turned back and his left eye is lighter than his right one.
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Abdel Halim Kandil, a journalist who is broadly supportive of Mr. Sisi and the military, said he had been turned back at the airport in Cairo three times in 2015.
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From 2010 to 2012, the appeals court systematically turned back habeas corpus cases brought by detainees, instructing lower-court judges to use more government-friendly standards for interpreting ambiguous evidence.
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"When you have a strong current that gathers momentum like this, it is a beginning that is not going to be able to be turned back, and it's so exciting."
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Obama's eyes flicked toward the chyron and his face took on a decidedly bemused aspect for a beat before he turned back to their conversation as if nothing had happened.
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This week, a video surfaced on the internet of la Academia Bautista Puerto Nuevo, a K-12 school in San Juan, showing the school's electricity finally being turned back on.
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Anderson answered with a sober nod, like Cinderella glancing at the clock, and then, her face brightening, she turned back to a table filled with strangers who had become friends.
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But on Friday morning, thousands tried to cross the border en masse, surging past Guatemalan border guards before being turned back by a contingent of unarmed Mexican riot police officers.
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The airline said the plane turned back 30 minutes into the flight because of "a security precautionary measure following a discrepancy in the number of passengers and baggage on board."
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Playing with poise and grit down the stretch, No. 3 Gonzaga turned back top-ranked Duke's late-game charge to win the Maui Invitational title game 89-97 on Wednesday.
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They said that when they turned back around to the child, he had suffered serious burns on his lower body, from his waist to his feet, according to court papers.
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With the Turkish coast guard doing nothing to halt migrant boats heading for the Greek islands, once the flimsy, overcrowded vessels are inside Greek waters they can't be turned back.
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Having traveled across deserts or war zones, migrants are often turned back in the Mediterranean by the Libyan Coast Guard as they try to cross to Europe in overcrowded ships.
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No people smuggling operation has successfully delivered asylum seekers to Australia by boat since July 2014, but around 30 boats have been turned back to Indonesia by the Australian navy.
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When the lights turned back on, her reality flashed back to her, and it was horrible, but she was grateful that the movie helped her to escape for two hours.
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But while McNealy was preparing to lead Stanford in an N.C.A.A. regional tournament that starts Monday, Kim turned back the deepest field in professional golf to win the Players Championship.
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"He has turned back the clock for a portrait of his mother as she was when he was a teenager and didn't yet entirely grasp her extraordinariness," Ms. Dargis added.
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This time, though, he has turned back the clock for a portrait of his mother as she was when he was a teenager and didn't yet entirely grasp her extraordinariness.
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Previous Spanish governments have drawn criticism from human rights groups for allowing some migrants to be immediately turned back to Morocco without first seeking to identify them and offer assistance.
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Emerging markets-focused fund manager Ashmore was down 2 percent, despite earlier posting net inflows for the first time in nearly three years, as investors turned back to developing regions.
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Blackwood turned back that attempt, but Anisimov jabbed at the rebound, with the puck bouncing off the post and Blackwood's skate before trickling into the net with 6:32 left.
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But at the first sight of the chopper, the smugglers cut the towline, turned back to Libya, and left the fishing boat and its hundreds of passengers to drift at sea.
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Swiss biotech company Actelion has turned back to prospective bidder Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) for exclusive talks about a "strategic transaction," an about-turn that appears to sideline rival suitor Sanofi (SNY).
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There's an urgency to blend in younger talent but when Klinsmann has needed results, he's repeatedly turned back to these older players — his players — instead of cultivating a longer term solution.
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A source on the flight says he'd refused to get off his phone while the plane was taxiing, so the pilot turned back to the gate and gave him the boot.
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A witness interviewed by both CNN affiliate WBAL-TV and by the police said the boy turned back toward the officers with the gun in his hands before he was shot.
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German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, who is also CSU chairman, said on Monday he would issue orders for people who have already been expelled to be turned back at the borders.
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The company turned back the attempt and eventually sold out to Dell for $67 billion, still giving Elliott a nice return on its one percent investment in the company, no doubt.
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A team of scientists at Indiana University might be getting closer to that future, using pluripotent stem cells, cells from the body that can be turned back into blank slate cells.
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Without that deal a sizeable share of the asylum-seekers detected at the border will, under the CDU-CSU agreement, be turned back to an Austria that does not want them.
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It's possible the satellite turned back on during a period of time in which Earth's orbit eclipsed its onboard solar panels, drained its batteries, and forced a reset of IMAGE's systems.
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Economic migrants from Morocco and Algeria, trying to pass themselves off as refugees, are frightened that they will be turned back and forced to take deadly risks to evade border guards.
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The country-turned pop-turned Bad-Taylor-turned-back-to-Good-Taylor has returned to her old shenanigans, having been caught up in some drama regarding the ownership of her masters.
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" Nicholson added, "The stimulus taps are clearly being turned back on, despite new government efforts to rein in debt such as the new debt-equity swaps being offered to Chinese banks.
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Turkey's prime minister, Binali Yildirim, told reporters late on Wednesday that the bombers first tried to pass through metal detectors at the airport's outer band of security but were turned back.
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The Islanders outshot the Oilers 15-12 during a scoreless third period and overtime before Edmonton goalie Cam Talbot (30 saves) turned back all three New York shots in the shootout.
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What's more, the word's focus shifted: Instead of focusing on how individuals ought to behave in a society, we've turned back to looking at the health of society as a whole.
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Mr. Trump's comments ran counter to the actions of Senate Republicans, who have turned back Democrats' attempts to subpoena documents and compel White House officials to testify in the impeachment trial.
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It's fear of retribution by criminal aliens (often members of violent gangs) who are turned back onto the streets by sanctuary policies that prevents people in immigrant communities from stepping forward.
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"I hope what John McCain did will be regarded in history as a turning point, where the Senate turned back from its partisanship and started working together," Schumer told reporters Friday.
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The Gazzetta dello Sport said that both teams were already at the stadium when they were told of the postponement and that a coach load of Cremonese fans were turned back.
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Some students from other countries have also been turned back in recent months, Hartle says, such as a group of Chinese students who were heading to Arizona State University in September.
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A ship carrying beef to Russia was turned back when its authorities were notified about diseased animals in Colombia, Jose De Silvestri, head of the northern cattle ranchers association, told Reuters.
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These bacteria then process nitrate into another chemical called nitrite, which is absorbed into the body when we swallow saliva, and some of it is again turned back into nitric oxide.
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In several, a pattern has emerged: The attacker initially tries to reach Syria, but is either blocked by the authorities in the home country or else turned back from the border.
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Flight JD421 from the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou to Nha Trang on Vietnam's coast turned back one hour into the journey on Tuesday afternoon, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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On the other, his government has refused admission to migrant ships, put migrant rights advocates on trial and boasted about how many foreigners have been expelled or turned back at frontiers.
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As Britney settled into the role of anchoring her own Vegas experience, she turned back to her Brunetteny roots, this time with more of a red sheen than she'd ever had.
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Sharapova, the 2008 champion here, was two months shy of her 15th birthday in 2002 when she turned back the American Teryn Ashley in an I.T.F. event for her first pro victory.
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Chrissy Teigen experienced the pain on Tuesday, when the ANA 175 flight which departed Los Angeles for Tokyo was turned back after an "unauthorized person" was found on board, according to KTLA.
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Resisting Iranian pressure for visa-free access to Iraq in November, officials turned back Najaf-bound pilgrims without permits, and welcomed the first-ever Saudi plane bringing Saudi Shias to the city.
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Teigen live-tweeted the traveling nightmare Tuesday after the originally scheduled 11-hour flight turned back to LAX just 4 hours in for a passenger who was allegedly on the wrong flight.
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WestJet Airlines said it turned back a passenger bound for the United States on Saturday to comply with Trump's executive order but did not say which country the passenger had come from.
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Other climbers in the group who turned back earlier notified officials late on Friday when their colleagues did not return as planned, Sanjay Gunjiyal, a police official in the SDRF, told Reuters.
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The woman heeded his advice but soon turned back, saying that U.S. officials told her that the long queue of waiting migrants would still get the chance for a claim, Pinal said.
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Australian ABC News 24 anchor Natasha Exelby got a bit of a shock when she was caught fidgeting with her nails between segments — unaware that the program had turned back to her.
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That meant the dead had to be driven hundreds of kilometers to the cities of Tikrit or Erbil and often got held up at checkpoints on the way, if not turned back.
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Holder, Texas announced that it would start enforcing a very strict ID law that had been turned back under the Voting Rights Act and that could affect more than 600,000 registered voters.
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From that point forward, Gabbert turned back into a pumpkin, looking ill-equipped to run an offense that seems better suited for Colin Kaepernick, and the Cowboys took control of the game.
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Turned back within sight of the Promised Land, the refugees were transferred to prison ships and returned to Germany, where they were interned in fenced compounds reminiscent of the Nazi concentration camps.
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The Supreme Court declared that "the clock of our liberties, however, cannot be turned back to 1868" and "it is far too late" to embrace any discrimination for "special wards" or groups.
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Not only did you get to knock boots for a few weeks or months, but most of the time they'd end as soon as attention turned back towards work or school obligations.
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When the manual process didn't work for the Ethiopian Airlines pilots, they appear to have turned back on the electricity to the flight control system in a last-ditch effort at recovery.
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"The clock is not so easily turned back," Michael Singh, senior fellow at the center-right Washington Institute for Near East Policy, writes in a mid-September New York Times op-ed.
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And in Arizona, former Representative Ann Kirkpatrick, seeking a political comeback in an open seat, turned back a male opponent, Matt Heinz, who attacked her as a moderate and a career politician.
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That part of the curve inverted briefly in late August but turned back positive and has stayed there, though the gap was only about 9 basis points as of early Tuesday trading.
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Republicans on Long Island turned back challenges from Democrats in several State Senate races on Tuesday, most likely stymying the Democratic Party's bid for control of both chambers of the State Legislature.
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The first report into the Ukraine International Airlines disaster in Iran found that the aircraft was on fire in the air before it crashed and had turned back toward the Tehran airport.
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The crew aboard the C-130 plane said the airman hit the water and was treading water, but when they turned back around to find him, they couldn't see him, Lee said.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Air New Zealand flight to Shanghai turned back several hours into its journey on Sunday after discovering it did not have permission to land in China, the airline said.
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Alberto Ramírez Balmaseda said he had turned back because border agents told him that he would face long periods of incarceration for a chance at presenting proof of persecution to a judge.
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While little in the way of an announcement emerged, Mr. Kelly offered no apologies to Canadians who have said they have been turned back at the American border for no apparent reason.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Thursday turned back an aggressive challenge from actress and activist Cynthia Nixon in the race for the Democratic nomination for November's general election.
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Believing that he would not qualify for asylum, he tried last week to cross the border illegally but he and a friend were unable to find their away across and turned back.
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And where deals with the countries in question do not exist, the asylum-seekers will be turned back at the German-Austrian border under a deal to be done between the two countries.
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A repeat of angry demonstrations at airports, with tales of travelers being turned back after getting on planes with what they thought were valid visas, would deal another blow to the new administration.
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As part of iOS 12, Do Not Disturb mode will include a new "Do not disturb during bedtime" that hides your notifications, which can be tapped in the morning and turned back on.
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Approaching the portion of the road that crumbles down into the river on Wednesday, right at the border of Utuado and Hoyos Planes, an emergency responder with the municipality of Jayuya turned back.
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Once in motion, we never turned back; we helmed the second largest Indiegogo campaign in Canada and became part of Icontrol Networks just months later, which has enabled us to grow even further.
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The 26-year-old Russian received a wild-card entry into the tournament and turned back the clock with her top performances of the season to reach her first final of the year.
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He and Vanellope will use the Wi-Fi to travel out to the internet, find the auction site, and win the replacement wheel so Sugar Rush can be repaired and turned back on.
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AMMAN/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Rebel fighters and officials in a besieged Syrian town on the outskirts of Damascus believe government forces are preparing an assault after they turned back an aid convoy last week.
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A painful global recession turned back the clock on national education budgets -- which is where most of the resources for education come from -- and slowed the positive momentum witnessed in the early 2000s.
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The Supreme Court on Monday turned back a company locked in a secretive fight against Robert Mueller just days after the special counsel concluded his probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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However, on Sunday people were being turned back at multiple roadblocks set up in the city, and there was no sign of detainees being released or internet and mobile phone services being restored.
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On a voice vote, the R.N.C.'s rules committee turned back a bid to switch the rules of the convention from those used by the House of Representatives to Robert's Rules of Order.
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Syria's civil war has turned to Assad's favor since 2015, when Russia sent its jets to help his army and allied Shi'ite militias backed by Iran turned back rebels and won new ground.
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Administration officials say the children — many of whom are sent to live with a cousin, aunt, uncle or sibling in the United States — must be turned back or quickly deported once they arrive.
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In her new novel "Hazards of Time Travel," coming out in November, Joyce Carol Oates takes an almost literal approach to exploring fears that the clock could be turned back on women's rights.
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The campaign was initially turned back in 236, when FIBA's member nations, in a 21950-21960 vote, rejected a proposal to let professionals play in the Olympics and in basketball's quadrennial world championship.
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"I've gone up to the border many times and turned back," she said in a bare concrete room at the group home where she was living, holding her thin arms at the elbows.
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If Leia and Luke taught him anything about Anakin Skywalker, Ben would have known his grandfather was seduced by the dark side, but turned back to the light in a moment of clarity.
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The Avalanche nearly tied the game with a little more than four minutes left, but Varlamov turned back Nathan MacKinnon on the doorstep, and Gabriel Landeskog's rebound sailed wide of the open crease.
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If Clinton loses, the gains her party made in the Obama years could be turned back, from the Affordable Care Act and Wall Street reform to regulatory actions on climate change and immigration.
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It may well be possible to overcome such problems, but any adult cell that is turned back into a younger state through genetic engineering is likely to have its genome scarred in some way.
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Terrified, the younger child soon turned back home, but the older pressed on, determined to see through a desperate plan she had painstakingly devised with her brothers and sisters for more than two years.
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Urine and sweat are recycled and turned back into drinking water, while some of the water is split apart into oxygen and hydrogen— in a process known as electrolysis — so that people can breathe.
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In the midst of those dates, the faucet turned back on, and by the time A Crow Looked at Me came out, he was already playing more new songs that grappled with similar feelings.
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Available July 20193 Disney's The Princess and the Frog (2009)Lured by a frog who wants to be turned back into a princes, a young waitresses kisses him only to become a frog herself.
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Almost all coal shipments to the Chinese city of Dandong, on the North Korean border, since February have been turned back, a source with knowledge of North Korean government operations in Dandong told CNN.
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Mackenzie Weegar's shot was turned back by Varlamov, but Dadonov corralled the rebound and passed the puck to Malgin, whose shot sailed past Islanders winger Ross Johnston and Varlamov at the 5:34 mark.
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Italy, the main entry point for Africans but rarely their planned destination, is struggling to house migrants turned back from neighboring countries including France, and disagrees with Germany over how to finance the response.
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Worries over the broader shape of policy under the new president - and hints of his desire for a weaker dollar - have turned back many of the large bets taken on the currency last year.
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In response to Judd's comments, a Customs and Border Protection spokesperson said troops' presence thus far has led to 4,116 arrests, 1,182 turned-back illegal crossing attempts and 3,554 pounds of seized illicit drugs.
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They said they were prepared to camp in Tawergha if necessary, but turned back to their overnight stopping point in Harawa after trying to advance west toward Sirte, which is controlled by Misratan forces.
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"We wish the chancellor much luck," Seehofer told a news conference in Munich, announcing that he would nonetheless issue orders for people who have already been expelled to be turned back at the borders.
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Refinance volume, which saw a significant gain the previous week, turned back to bleeding, down 2 percent for the week and off nearly 34 percent from a year ago, when interest rates were lower.
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In November 2005, Mr. Browder was turned back after arriving in Moscow for a business trip, and was later declared a "threat to national security" as a result of his battle against corporate corruption.
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Since 2001, when John Howard, a conservative prime minister, turned back a ship which had rescued hundreds of asylum-seekers from a sinking vessel, most of them have policed the country's borders with ferocity.
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They caravanned home with two boats and a trailer, but on street after street, they were turned back by roadblocks and police officers warning them about the soaring levels of contaminants in the water.
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Austria's chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, said that if Mr. Seehofer were to order refugees registered in other European Union countries to be turned back from the Germany-Austria border, the Austrian government would follow suit.
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We spent two hours wandering down a trail searching for honey mushrooms, only to find after we had turned back that the fungus was under the tree we had passed at the trail head.
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Mr. Nolen added that if an empty, powered-down plane sits in hot weather for an hour or more, the cabin may take a while to cool down when it is turned back on.
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Since the "Remain in Mexico" restrictions were rolled out early in 213, more than 153,215 asylum seekers have been turned back by American authorities into Mexican border cities, where kidnappings and violence have surged.
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