Then villagers began disappearing and turning up dead, or not turning up at all.
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Makeup was her way of turning up and getting ready.
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I'm turning up at a fairly pivotal moment for Healy.
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Then measles started turning up elsewhere: New Jersey, Texas, California.
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John Kasich is turning up the heat on Texas Sen.
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So we're showing extraordinary good faith by even turning up.
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Mr. Norman has a knack for turning up unusual details.
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"Do you like it?" she'd asked, turning up the volume.
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But now, G.R.U. fingerprints were turning up around the world.
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The obvious thing to try was turning up the volume.
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Typically, she is dutiful in turning up to local events.
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He lives an isolated life out on his farm and has one of the most favorable contracts in WWE history: turning up occasionally to look scary, and turning up even less often to actively wrestle.
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And yet more teachers turning up might not make much difference.
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"You keep turning up in the wrong places, cupcake," he snarls.
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And we really aren't seeing much signs of rates turning up.
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Justin Bieber is turning up the heat on New Year's Eve!
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They thought they would be turning up to a traffic accident.
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And now: an entire country of Danny Fosters turning up dead.
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They're even turning up to their local McDonald's and requesting it.
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Jennifer Garner is turning up the heat on her food videos.
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Certainly, clients are good for sometimes turning up drugs we want.
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Would the FBI turning up evidence of email wrongdoing be sufficient?
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In Arizona, three times as many younger voters are turning up.
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GIFs are increasingly popular, turning up in emails and on websites.
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Now the devices may be turning up cases of Covid-19.
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But 27.5 did not have El Niño turning up the thermostat.
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All across part of Washington State, cats are turning up dead.
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As Tsai now seeks reelection, Beijing is turning up the heat.
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No word on Nicki's reaction to Tekashi turning up to Cardi.
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They aren't turning up to Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton rallies.
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Manziel did go out this weekend -- turning up at Mike Evans' wedding.
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Still, there's no guarantee, and WIMP searches keep turning up empty-handed.
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The president -- he has no problem turning up the temperature on issues.
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It's fluidly edited and consistently interesting without turning up any exceptional insights.
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Or is it the person who, turning up later, understands its importance?
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By the following year, she was already turning up the star power.
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LONDON — Horses have a funny habit of turning up in strange places.
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She doesn't seem particularly disturbed when her dead grandmother keeps turning up.
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And Mueller's been turning up the heat on Manafort in recent weeks.
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Not turning up in the first place would have more impact still.
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Members of Congress are also turning up the heat on United. Sen.
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But now those immigrants are worried, and not turning up to farms.
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College coaches, cognizant of the talent drain, stopped turning up as often.
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For Holohan, turning up for his teammates has never been a burden.
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Nora Ephron found the location convenient and began turning up for lunch.
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But despite such obstacles, older people haven't stopped turning up to work.
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Some of that malicious code is turning up in hair-raising places.
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"swine flu," emerging from Mexico or Ebola turning up in West Africa.
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Without divulging particulars, Gowdy described it as turning up previously unknown information.
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Circus metaphors have been turning up often in opera productions of late.
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These African-American communities are turning up, and they are turning out.
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And men have been turning up in hospitals with more advanced disease.
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When it comes to turning up action to 11, Bay is incorrigible.
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A majority stayed away, with only 7 percent turning up to vote.
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Pandora can't have "I Got You Babe" turning up on every playlist.
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And Facebook will keep turning up the heat on its smaller rival.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann and her husband Kroy Biermann are turning up the heat!
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That didn't stop him turning up and making an hilariously awkward speech, though.
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Maybe Drake should keep talking shit if that's the gold he's turning up.
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For Suotamo, playing Chewbacca isn't just about turning up on set in costume.
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Real Gold's parties always had the best DJs and best people turning up.
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He also said his cows kept completely disappearing and then turning up mutilated.
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Meanwhile, I was turning up to work coming down from the night before.
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Instead of turning up the heat, put on a sweater if you're cold.
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Satirical drawings in Punch magazine imagined polar bears turning up in English fields.
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Usually the long-term GMMA is also turning up and developing some compression.
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Imagine turning up to work on your first day and being welcomed like that!
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As Gypsy worries, so does Dr. Chandra, but her sleuthing isn't turning up much.
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Cynthia Nixon is literally turning up the heat for her debate against Andrew Cuomo.
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Prepare to see more Instagram stories turning up as ads on your Facebook feed.
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It keeps people from turning up at protests and other public events, he said.
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All in all, we'll get yet another turning up of the "negative partisanship" knob.
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Now, however, the industry may be close to turning up as oil prices recover.
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So why does so much evidence of ancient Earth keep turning up in Canada?
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Earlier that year, he also went missing for weeks before turning up in Venezuela.
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Sharna was out partying the night before ... turning up with the "Total Divas" crew.
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At political rallies across the region people are paid in cash for turning up.
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Look for talented British entrepreneurs suddenly turning up in Berlin, Stockholm, Lisbon and Barcelona.
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In terrorist attacks around the world, pairs of brothers keep turning up as suspects.
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Thank you, mystery creator, for showing us how sassy Venusaur probably is turning up.
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It does mean turning up to vote—and maybe knocking on a few doors.
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Other times he gives us rap, slowing it down and turning up the bass.
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But proofs involve assumptions, which are open to challenge, and loopholes keep turning up.
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Granted, there have been a bunch of Scottish characters turning up in games recently.
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Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas are STILL turning up after saying "I Do" ... twice.
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If you don't like them turning up uninvited, you have to let them know.
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Needles are turning up in strawberries in grocery stores all over Australia right now.
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And turning up the romance level in practical partners is best accomplished over time.
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Though multifamily residences made of timber are turning up in places like Portland, Ore.
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Shortly after he became mayor, crime suspects started turning up dead on Davao's streets.
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" Instead, Weston proposed a system in which players aren't compensated for "just turning up.
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Adding to this stress was my cousin, who kept turning up uninvited at my house.
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Magnet fishing turning up relic weaponry is actually not as uncommon as you might think.
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Only a few people knew I was expelled until I stopped turning up to class.
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Between now and August's vote, Sunrise will keep turning up the pressure on the DNC.
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By turning up the animals' immune systems in this way, they were cured of cancer.
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Although rare, more of these cases are turning up due to improved genetic testing worldwide.
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It's fun turning up a few obscure films that you might not otherwise have discovered.
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But Eurasia's Rome warned Iran is playing "a very dangerous game" by turning up temperatures.
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"I hope the fact-checkers are turning up the volume," Clinton said at one point.
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But there are safer ways to keep a series going than turning up the politics.
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Last Monday's episode ended with Dorfman turning up at Viall's New York City hotel room.
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You have to be brazen enough and deal with the cops and weirdos turning up.
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Bulgarian arms supposedly destined for the Gulf are turning up in Yemen, Libya and Sudan.
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"Making this even tougher, Walmart and Target will react, further turning up the competitive heat."
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Turning up the pressure on Assad is both a strategic necessity and a moral imperative.
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Cause I ain't got no fucking cunts turning up that want to shoot, you know.
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Venus connects with your ruling planet Pluto, turning up the heat in your love life!
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Republicans are now turning up the heat on Democrats for opposing the GOP funding bill.
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Beginning in 2013, atmospheric measurements in Hawaii started turning up larger concentrations of CFC-11.
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An ad from DefyCCC was still turning up at the top of searches days later.
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Kelly Ripa is turning up the heat once again with throwback photos of Mark Consuelos.
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"The chances of somebody turning up to the gym feeling unwell isn't high," Ball said.
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Perry insists being a PI is boring, and that's when the bodies start turning up.
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He said emergency workers were trying to rescue survivors as more bodies were turning up.
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And we can keep turning up the pressure as Congress has done with new sanctions.
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Despite their new popularity, silencers don't appear to be turning up much on the streets.
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Soon, the B3 and other models were turning up in suave interiors around the world.
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If you'd like to save more, consider turning up the amount by a percentage or two.
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Lawmakers criticised Active Wealth (UK) and Celtic Wealth Management for not turning up to the hearing.
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Animals have been turning up in some unlikely — and likely very unsuitable — places as of late.
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That must have been really interesting, people turning up to see you with video game controllers.
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In Arizona, the number of young voters turning up at the polls this year increased threefold.
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"What the president calls a witch hunt is turning up a lot of witches," Wyden said.
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Gail Collins Have you noticed how often family members are turning up in the presidential campaign?
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After earlier turning up from Tuesday's drop to 3-1/2-month lows, the dollar index .
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If Iowa is turning up the volume on 1332s, Oklahoma wants to take it to 11.
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The two are turning up the temperature on their relationship by introducing Heard to Musk's kids.
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He starts turning up when middle sister is walking (and reading) or running in the park.
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This idea is turning up increasingly on the legislative wish-lists of the right-leaning parties.
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Waldo has a better chance of turning up in plain sight than those many, many people.
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He's been stumping for Hillary Clinton, turning up on Kimmel, and throwing parties on his lawn.
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Earlier this week, astute observers noticed this American Action Networks ad turning up on cable news.
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CLINTON: Well, I hope the fact-checkers are turning up the volume and really working hard.
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Outside of Washington, killer whales are turning up with toxic levels of PCBs in their blubber.
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The same shows, or ones quite similar, keep turning up everywhere, as if they were Cinnabons.
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Clinton: Well, I hope the fact checkers are turning up the volume and really working hard.
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Activist investors have been turning up the heat on company boards in new and creative ways.
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In the first month at Liulin Prison, the labor was weeding and turning up the soil.
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Sure enough, shortly after turning up to the studio, he had to reveal all to Styles.
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Its missiles and advanced weapons are turning up in war zones all across the Middle East.
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For Trump, that's good news, and could give him space to continue turning up the heat.
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These young, empowered activists are turning up to march, give speeches, and ask the tough questions.
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But there are numerous examples of tech executives' correspondence turning up as evidence in legal cases.
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Outside, the wind was lifting through the fields, turning up the silvery leaves on the aspens.
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The oil made the Osage rich, and then members of the nation started turning up murdered.
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But it's also, cunningly, about Doctor Manhattan, who keeps turning up throughout Angela's childhood in Vietnam.
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After that, Ms. Ballard began turning up on television in guest spots and on variety shows.
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Eventually, Ken-chan started turning up with a ginger cat, which museum staff affectionately named Go-chan.
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This helps inform how high of a risk you are for not turning up to the flight.
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Justin Bieber turning up at a Justin Bieber pop up shop incites nothing short of apocalyptic pandemonium.
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As it turns out, he hasn't refrained from turning up because he doesn't want to see me.
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I just want people to finally see us: Four beautiful Black women, turning up and living life.
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A case in point is 2016-2017, when growth began turning up before President Trump was elected.
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Then again, it's Harry Potter, and mysterious lost relatives are constantly turning up out of the blue.
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Not only are more patients turning up at hospital, but they are presenting with more complex cases.
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In turn, those investigations keep turning up new behaviors, which fuels our automated detection and product innovation.
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Instead, I'll be on the front line, turning up my nose at the noses of their guns.
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Perhaps the biggest surprise of MWC was Mark Zuckerberg turning up at Samsung's press conference on Sunday.
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Instagram today is turning up the volume on its ad tech play, courtesy of its owner, Facebook .
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It's clear that Google is turning up the heat on Amazon's Twitch with its Stadia-YouTube integrations.
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The holiday shopping season is here, and consumers are turning up for deep discounts in full force.
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Democrats are turning up the pressure as Senate Republicans begin drafting their own legislation on healthcare insurance.
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Keep turning up the volume on your own voice, and don't let other people's voices get louder.
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We are talking about folks turning up at 4 AM or camping like it's a Supreme drop.
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And ultimately, is turning up to the game and paying £50 for a ticket really a protest?
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is turning up the heat on Paul Manafort and Rick Gates even higher.
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Despite numerous complaints to city officials — including dozens of calls to 311 — the rats keep turning up.
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Anti-dairy protesters have been turning up at most political events in the state this election season.
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Front Burner Whites made with the chasselas grape are turning up in wine shops around New York.
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While we enjoy or criticize the art, we are actually turning up the volume about these vacancies.
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There was Slotkin's quote about staying on message instantly turning up on a Politico reporter's Twitter feed.
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But supporting the idea of voting and actually turning up at the polls are not the same.
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Even turning up for readings in empty regional libraries wasn't soul-destroying, because they weren't there alone.
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August 29, 2018 | New York investigators are turning up the heat on the Trump Foundation this summer.
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"People come in here," Mr. Feygin says, turning up his palms in a gesture of blasé wonderment.
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It was not immediately clear whether opponents Atletico Tucuman intend on turning up to play as planned.
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Cutting the impact of cooling requires three things (beyond turning up the thermostat to make rooms less Arctic).
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Summer may be coming to an end, but Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes are turning up the heat!
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The chairman of the Senate's Agriculture Committee, Pat Roberts, is also turning up the heat on the agency.
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Meanwhile, Taylor Swift was turning up at NYC's Moxy Hotel ... and Monday night her squad was FULLY glam.
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Selena Gomez and Cardi B are turning up the heat in DJ Snake's new "Taki Taki" music video.
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There is nothing worse than ordering a pizza and it turning up at your door cold and sad.
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It drowns out very real societal ills in favor of turning up the volume on goofy internet pranks.
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So dimming the lights, turning up the temperature, and other tasks will be easily accomplishable from your couch.
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When La Mendoza's not turning up at Mami Slut, she's designing clothes and teaching people how to vogue.
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It's definitely more fun than watching a bunch of bros turning up in "Kiss Me I'm Irish" shirts.
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Ms. Bauerle, who wrote the episode, said she hopes it will aid investigators in turning up new leads.
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If you're on the Instagram app, she suggests navigating to the Tones tab, then turning up the shadows.
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Ward's hostility toward McSally is not new but her campaign is turning up the heat on the congresswoman.
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"Being a professional bridesmaid isn't just turning up on the day in a nice dress," Walsh told Insider.
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Bundles of cash amounting to £2000 keep turning up under mysterious circumstances in a village in northern England.
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This summer, it landed in the United States, spreading quickly in Puerto Rico and turning up in Miami.
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"Imagine 200 people turning up in the early hours to check in to a hotel," Wilson told BBC.
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He began turning up on the coffeehouse circuit in Toronto in the 21996s and developed a cult following.
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As of Wednesday, no ads at all were turning up for Times reporters and editors running these searches.
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A quarter-century later, they are still close, turning up for weddings, babies, birthdays and girls' nights out.
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He repeatedly went over stewards' heads and appealed directly to workers, sometimes turning up on factory assembly lines.
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Senate Democrats are turning up the pressure in Washington to lower the cost of a college education. Sen.
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Liberals have railed against the measure, turning up the heat on the Senate Democrats who are backing it.
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We're told the incident began at Rosebar Lounge ... where sources say Davis spent more than $10,000 turning up.
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N.B.A. scouts have begun to chatter about him, turning up at Hofstra games even when others do not.
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I think they're being done in Cuba to sell to tourists, but they've begun turning up here, too.
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Turning up even a few moments late has been "fully banned," according to the team's captain, Amandine Henry.
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An ancient sculpture that disappeared from Italy five decades ago before turning up in Germany has been returned.
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Putin apologised for turning up late to his next session, a meeting when meeting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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So we have thousands of people planning on turning up for peaceful protests, and police ready to facilitate this.
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Another track from his upcoming album Flawed will have you turning up the speakers and grooving for a while.
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Until then, it's safe to say the search for dark matter is turning up a whole lot of nothing.
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But Mayweather came out firing in the sixth round, throwing a bevy of haymakers and turning up the aggression.
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To put it another way, it's like couriers (data packets) turning up at your office's reception desk (your router).
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"I hope the fact-checkers are turning up the volume and really working hard," she said at one point.
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Styles told Rolling Stone magazine in August that turning on and turning up is part of his creative process.
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They tell the stories, rather than turning up as part of the collection of names in someone else's apology.
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Putin apologized for turning up late to his next session, a meeting when meeting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Turning up on a stranger's doorstep because their relative dropped dead in a newsworthy way is not normal behaviour.
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As he was trying to get to grips with the situation, people began turning up with bucketfuls of money.
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Get out there and meet some people, or for these students — maybe just try actually turning up to class.
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The country needed a spiritual cleansing and it would start by driving less, car pooling and turning up thermostats.
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During the debate, Clinton commented, "I hope the fact checkers are turning up the volume and really working hard".
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So it's completely fitting that his movies are turning up for mass consumption thanks to the public library system.
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After over a decade without turning up any gravitational waves, the scientists upgraded the sensitivity of both LIGO detectors.
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Similar investigations into the senior advisor's tastes had been conducted by 4chan's /pol/ board, turning up the same Last.
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Although I'm more worried about him not turning up than I've ever been about anything else in my life.
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After turning up a little too hard, a very drunk Ana barfed all over herself in front of everyone.
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Turning up the heat and bringing passion to a topic many already feel exhausted by will be his challenge.
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He stops just long enough to let out a shallow cough before turning up the dirt path to Uganda.
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Turning up to work hungover is never great, but once in awhile you can usually get away with it.
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Ten minutes after turning up to the local qualifier for the Miss World competition in South Australia, I'm bored.
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Seeing a doctor or specialist is as simple as turning up, registering, and waiting for them to see you.
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Twenty-two years later, hundreds of families have rented old military homes here – and contaminants are still turning up.
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Instead of simply turning up our noses to seemingly strange snacking mashups, we always give them a fighting chance.
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Kavanaugh's defenders say he's undergone six FBI background investigations during his government career, turning up no allegations of misconduct.
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For the last two or three years, fresh local produce has been turning up on public school lunch menus.
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Last month, he failed to report to preseason training on time, eventually turning up one week late, Marca reported.
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It was no more and no less than turning up to Christmas dinner during a period of temporary hostility.
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What happened on the last flip has no influence on the probability of heads turning up on this flip.
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Instead of turning up every year, many carmakers simply want to opt in when they have something to announce.
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But Democratic lawmakers and their allies on the left are seeking to change that by turning up the pressure.
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Rather than test our opinions by debating them, we would rather "no-platform" our opponents into not turning up.
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At the same time, a new generation is turning up in search of an affordable place to start families.
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I would just recommend turning out all the lights and turning up the volume as much as you can.
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Cutler deserves credit for turning up and putting in those league average-ish performances, week in and week out.
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At first, it felt as if someone were turning up the lights, as if the world had been bleached.
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In Washington State, voters are accustomed to casting their ballots by mail instead of turning up at the polls.
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When he moved to a new house, the police followed him, turning up at all hours to question him.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Color confusion Orange alligators are turning up in one town in South Carolina, and people have questions.
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And it began with Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin turning up to the race in a disguise.
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Beyond the fear of her own family members turning up among the names of the dead, guilt consumed her.
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If we fix the methodological issues with self-reporting and get big enough sample sizes, we'll start turning up effects.
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It'd be like turning up to use a coupon at the grocery store, only to find the shelves are bare.
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It's like waiting for the damage to be done and kids turning up on your doorsteps and families being broken.
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And that's what I'm doing by speaking out against hatred and sexism, and turning up at the polls on Tuesday.
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"The best street style photographers don't like the idea of someone just turning up just to use them," says Whittington.
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And the heat kept turning up when actor Ray Diaz showed some skin unbuttoning his shirt to display his abs.
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The attempts to rescue him only served to irritate him further, and Bolu stopped turning up to family events altogether.
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The loan officers will probably keep turning up in new villages with their tablet computers, hawking the same old products.
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That's why Cauchon has complained about late public health warnings of fentanyl turning up in cocaine and methamphetamines, for example.
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But Peter comes to realize that the patients who have been turning up in his office are actually dead people.
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While a missing script turning up in a Reddit feed is troubling, so is the idea of a stiff cast.
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"The early ones went well but to be honest, it was only our family and friends turning up," Heffy admits.
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And that oil is highly versatile, turning up in about half of all supermarket products, from pizza dough to lipstick.
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Yet he had his mother's generosity, turning up at hospitals and schools and dispensing charity to whoever asked for it.
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On a very basic level, you can perform simple tasks like adjusting brightness and turning up and down system volume.
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That meant eliminating boards for known anti-vax groups and preventing searches for things like "vaccines" from turning up results.
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One place American guns are turning up less is Venezuela, largely because there is a ban on their export there.
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It's times like these we really appreciate Verizon for turning up the heat just as our summer is dwindling away.
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Syringes left by drug users amid the heroin crisis are turning up everywhere, AP's Michael Casey reports from Lowell, Mass.
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Drilling rates, as measured by the Baker Hughes rig count, started turning up 19 weeks later, consistent with normal behavior.
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Drepanosaurs have only been known to science for a handful of decades, turning up sporadically in North America and Europe.
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"The government is turning up its nose at these firms," said Benjamin Quinlan of financial consulting firm Quinlan and Associates.
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Don't worry about Ezekiel Elliott turning up with booze and broads this offseason -- so say 2 of his Cowboys teammates.
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Under your thumbs are buttons for turn signals and other things functions like calling somebody or turning up the music.
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Strangers keep mysteriously turning up at his place, not knowing why; he leads them to the door and they disappear.
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Trump is turning up the pressure on Republicans hours before an expected vote on the American Health Care Act (AHCA).
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Not that you might think of those things while turning up at a party or waxing poetic on a hoverboard.
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Around two-thirds of that goes to teams, but Ferrari was controversially getting around $70 million just for turning up.
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And yet, decades later, Ms. Jackson's gestures trickled down, turning up in singers from Aaliyah to Miley Cyrus to Kelela.
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He paid another visit in spring 2016, turning up alone, around the time Trump named him as his convention manager.
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In October 2015, though, the company was turning up many pages deep into a search, which is tantamount to disappearing.
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There have been fewer reported instances of stolen antiquities from Japan, China or Korea turning up in the United States.
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Still, an average of 7-10 migrants are still turning up at the Panamanian border every day, local officials say.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO On her new album, "Dreams and Daggers," Ms. Salvant continues her mission of turning up America's unseemly soil.
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He is now on the run — and the women suspected of having fallen for his scheme are turning up dead.
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After a week of lying low, there is evidence the White House is turning up the pressure on the Saudis.
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Smuggled arowana were turning up in countries around Asia and later in the United States, where it is still banned.
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U.S. authorities say they have been overwhelmed by a shift in the type of migrants turning up at the border.
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And the move has come to haunt other areas of my life, often turning up in the unlikeliest of settings.
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But for unknown reasons, in early 2017, mosquitoes with the virus began turning up in unexpected spots, including coastal areas.
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By not turning up for Wednesday's session, or by walking out, lawmakers effectively put off the decision for another day.
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But, like turning up the volume on a radio, those additional cycles amplified small imperfections from missing or contaminated DNA.
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Despite the best efforts of pathologists to avoid these mix-ups, hints of trouble have been turning up for years.
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With the first cases turning up outside of China, the WHO said it was considering organizing an emergency committee meeting.
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Then he signed autographs and posed for pictures before turning up the music on his iPhone and finally heading inside.
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One that includes the voices of those most easily discouraged from turning up: poorer people and minority communities, for instance.
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Despite not turning up any remnants of the plane, however, the search has been a success from a scientific standpoint.
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Eventually Oaken Sonnet made the news — damaged American military aircraft turning up unexpectedly at an airport in Uganda probably helped.
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Most of the turtles that keep turning up on Cape Cod tend to be between 255 and 753 years old.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin partied like it was 2015 ... looking very much like a couple turning up all over Miami.
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Short of turning up at the march himself, Mr Trump continued to provide good news for pro-lifers on January 27th.
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Straight kicks to the lead knee have been contentious among fans and fighters alike since they started turning up around 2011.
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A key driver behind the current opioid crisis is that fentanyl is turning up in other drugs, like cocaine and heroin.
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Pete Gerica, a crabber and third-generation fisherman, said it's no surprise that oilfield workers are turning up on the docks.
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I realise the chances of that happening are about the same as Meghan turning up on Saturday in that shell suit.
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As IPA conquered taste buds in India it spread around the world, turning up in America, Australia and South-East Asia.
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Besides turning up the brightness on the entire shot, Google's night mode improves the sharpness and legibility of everything in sight.
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I was really looking forward to seeing Clay that evening, so when he surprised everyone by turning up I was elated.
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Human celebrities are turning up in some pretty impressive costumes this year, but they will never beat the fluffy and famous.
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When you do want to drive, Legend mode would be your default, with a Boost mode turning up the driving excitement.
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This time, it's not the Bars that are getting investigated, but their Powder 1.6 product, which is turning up similar symptoms.
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Thomas launches into an impassioned tirade against those who are against abortion but don't bother turning up to vigils and actions.
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You'll recall the rapper's crib was raided by cops in Sandy Springs, GA in July 2015 ... turning up weapons and drugs.
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Here's why: All week long, fierce warrior Mars syncs up with rebellious Uranus in Aries, turning up the heat on conflicts.
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However, that's because known throat-pouched demon, Pierre the Pelican, has been turning up the heat as the quarters go on.
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"My first few sessions I had about four people turning up and I was really taking it to heart," she said.
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But as was demonstrated in the 2015 General Election, this age group is less reliable at turning up on polling day.
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Before long, Alexei began turning up at our apartment, always with a gift: flowers for Geraldine, a bottle of cherry brandy.
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The bodies of murdered young women began turning up one by one more than 19883 years ago in South Los Angeles.
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In one section, he's shown turning up to St Lucia where Amy is trying to recuperate with his own film crew.
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Depending on your view of him, Davis is either the ultimate survivor or a bad penny that just keeps turning up.
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By turning up the tempo, Brady can find and exploit weaknesses in the defense — and force them to stay that way.
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Hogan said investors can't be blamed for an unwillingness to take on more risk even as the economy is turning up.
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Other presidential candidates in Madagascar gave similar accounts of Russians turning up out of the blue, some with bags of cash.
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Only if we start to see some very definite signs that the European economy is turning and turning up very sizeably.
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So maybe the RCTs are right, the longitudinal studies are all turning up noise, and there are no effects from preschool.
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Both have now been banned by the Czech Football Association, after apparently turning up to referee a league fixture while drunk.
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Mr. Bettel has generated outsized publicity for himself and his tiny country by turning up in a variety of fashionable scarves.
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It doesn't help that hundreds of sick and injured otters have been turning up dead or dying along the California coast.
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And the bodycon styles are a stark contrast from the prairie-style dresses that keep turning up in high-fashion collections.
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I'm no linguist but, yeah, that opens the door to any number of cool guests turning up on for this show.
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Feral populations started turning up in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Croatia and Ukraine in Europe, and later in Japan and Madagascar.
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This whole season has been a really satisfying slow burn for me, but now, everything is turning up slowly but surely.
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But despite turning up on critics' year-end Top 10 lists, the show made minimal impact on a packed TV landscape.
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Like those holidays, she comes around fairly regularly: stealing scenes in movies, turning up for delightful guest arcs in prime time.
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The good times kept rolling deep into the night as she rocked a "100% That Bitch" t-shirt while turning up.
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First, his Syrian passport expired, and he had no means of renewing it — other than turning up at a Syrian Consulate.
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Around the same time, a patient in London broke protocol by turning up the hospital in an Uber on February 13.
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But they didn't want to pay more than $2,000 a month, a budget that wasn't turning up much they really liked.
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Despite the lack of people turning up to buy the latest iPhones in London, reception to the devices have been strong.
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The images can follow victims for years, turning up when employers or romantic partners search for their names on the internet.
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Before long, I began prioritising my music obsession over my degree, and soon enough I stopped turning up for lectures entirely.
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The upside of turning up in a brand new galaxy, however, is the adventure of exploring the hell out of it.
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Thus, Euron died as he lived: turning up at the least opportune moment to screw everything up, then grinning about it.
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Cold smashed cucumbers with garlic are turning up in non-Chinese restaurants now, but few improve on the ones at Little Pepper.
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Being infatuated with his bride didn't stop Napoleon turning up a whole three hours late and shabbily dressed to his own wedding.
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He mimicked the turning up of earth with his arms and yelled at the sky, his voice both frantic and in awe.
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But hey, when everything's turning up roses, who can be bothered to check that their sunscreen is rubbed in all the way?
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Spurs went into the North London derby 10 points ahead of Arsenal, numerous fans turning up wearing "Mind The Gap" T-shirts.
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House of Cards star Robin Wright is turning up the summer heat on her romantic Spanish honeymoon with new hubby Clement Giraudet.
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Kincaid's books are known for turning up the heat; they are more explicit about sex, so they also attract a younger audience.
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In late October, specialized tools were used to scan the basement floor, turning up a perfectly intact skeleton buried five feet down.
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Kellyanne Conway, the White House's opioid crisis czar, warned of the risks of illicit fentanyl turning up in other drugs, including marijuana.
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Tumors have ways of turning up the expression of this protein in immune cells to dampen their response to the invading cancer.
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Yet since the Spotlight Compilations are video only, they establish a more long-session video experience worth turning up the volume for.
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Trump appears to be responding to the debate by turning up his rhetoric around abortion, not historically a top issue for him.
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Microplastics interest me because they are now turning up everywhere and we know virtually nothing about how they might impact human health.
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The conservative Judicial Crisis Network is also gearing up for a massive spend dedicated to turning up the heat on these senators.
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His firm recently conducted opinion surveys on the Republican health care bill, turning up evidence that the current Democratic messaging can work.
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Icke and Macmillan intensify the horror by turning up the lights and amping up the sound on the teeth-grindingly effective music.
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Then the bodies of activists started turning up, with gunshot wounds in the backs of their heads—a sign of summary executions.
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Needles, first found in strawberries produced by one supplier in the northern state of Queensland, are now turning up around the country.
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Constituents can attend these—sometimes simply turning up on the day and waiting in line—to raise their opinions, concerns and problems.
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She claimed that both Kavanaugh and his classmate tried to drown out her protests by turning up music and covering her mouth.
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For Democrats, simply turning up the volume on political communications through these same channels has not quelled the distrust or broken through.
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It is not simply "turning up to your seat 10 seconds before kickoff, and leaving just as quickly afterwards," as Cook said.
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Akella argues that employees won't be forced to work much faster and harder because turning up the heat would introduce unacceptable errors.
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Today Reuters Breakingviews published its Predictions 2020 book, titled 'Turning up the heat: A pivotal year for profit, politics and the planet.
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An increase of trading venues has complicated the task of providing best execution and exams are turning up more potential violations(here).
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Thousands of people turning up at these acute hospitals, spreading the virus amongst each other, with little organization in those early days.
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Finley, apparently, was turning up to games less and less frequently—he spent time instead running his insurance company out of Chicago.
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For three weeks, frustrated Nebraska authorities searched for Sydney Loofe, turning up no trace of the missing 24-year-old student from Lincoln.
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"If you think about turning up an oven, it takes it a long time to heat up," Howell, told National Geographic in 2017.
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As for Meghan herself, the former Suits star was chatty and friendly, turning up for each appointment with minimal fuss and always alone.
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Rob, perhaps still reeling from an argument with his fiancée, was a no-show, but that didn't stop Chyna herself from turning up.
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"It's like waiting for the damage to be done and kids turning up on your doorsteps and families being broken down," he added.
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As for the party itself, everyone was turning up ... even her kids hopped onstage and serenaded J Lo with a birthday rap song.
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From then on in, it all went downhill, with protesters turning up at her events and images of her fleeing dominating the headlines.
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HEDGE FUND MANAGER DAVID EINHORN TURNING UP THE HEAT ON GENERAL MOTORS WITH A PLAN HE SAYS WOULD RAISE THE COMPANY'S STOCK PRICES.
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Mother nature gets an assist on this one for turning up the heat so Alessandra could turn heads in a skimpy black bikini.
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And the optical recognition software they wanted to use — crucial for the device to actually work — wasn't turning up accurate translations of text.
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"I've never seen hundreds of clergy turning up like that to oppose a Cabinet nominee," said Reverend Jennifer Butler, the group's chief executive.
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The "Black Panther" star was spotted turning up with his rumored GF, Ashlyn Castro, at the ritzy VIP Room nightclub in St. Tropez.
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Scroll through our gallery of stripped-down stars in the snow and see if you can guess the babe turning up the temperature!
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"We really see (the) ultra-deepwater drilling market turning up," Transocean CEO Jeremy Thigpen said during a conference call in Oslo last month.
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Camp Taylor was an interesting community politically: It was full of registered Democrats who hadn't been turning up to vote in recent elections.
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Nearly 2,000 firearms from the program went missing, some turning up at crime scenes in Mexico -- two at the site of Terry's death.
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A stray cat keeps turning up in Gloria's home, taunting her with an image of her future as a stereotypical "crazy cat lady".
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But the rhetoric was also aimed at turning up the heat on Democrats, who have refused to agree to Trump's border wall demands.
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Still, it remains to be seen whether or not casual moviegoers will keep turning up now the wall-crawler has left the MCU.
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Now resort fees are turning up in urban locations as well, and their costs are rising, said Randy Greencorn, co-founder of ResortFeeChecker.com.
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With more protesters turning up at his rallies, he has been asking attendees to raise their right hands and swear allegiance to him.
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On one level, Gemini plays like a traditional murder mystery, with John Cho turning up mid-way as the solicitous Detective Edward Ahn.
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Within the first year of Medicaid expansion, the Michigan hospitals saw a 26 percent decline in patients turning up at hospitals without coverage.
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Ambrose goes digging, and as more and more skeletons (literal and figurative) start turning up, the story begins to morph into something bigger.
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The needles, originally found in strawberries produced from one supplier in the northern state of Queensland, are now turning up around the country.
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Mr. Sargent said the material has been turning up in Brooklyn townhouses, and that he has worked with buyers who found it charming.
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Modern twists like a seafood meorav have been turning up around the country, and Hatzot has been offering a vegan version with tofu.
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Cats are notorious for turning up their noses at expensive toys, preferring to play with things like bottle caps and cardboard boxes instead.
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At 14, he searched online for the "best high school in America," turning up Phillips Academy, a prestigious private school in Andover, Mass.
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Trilobites At popular tourist stops in Thailand and Japan, some creatures are going hungry because visitors haven't been turning up to feed them.
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"Until then, America is turning up the pressure and we want the UK by our side," Johnson wrote in the Sunday Telegraph newspaper.
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Match officials came with a notary to record the situation and told the Atletico side not to bother turning up for the match.
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They will be fussing at you from the treetops, scolding you for turning up the dirt they have claimed for their own planting.
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In the rush to rebuild after the war, Germans often just buried the munitions, so many of them are only turning up now.
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European leaders are turning up the pressure on Mr. Trump not to withdraw from the Paris climate accord that was ratified last year.
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Democrats have a poor track record of turning up at midterm and special elections, and the June runoff comes during peak vacation season.
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After combing the world and turning up nothing, the investigators discovered more than 100 in Pakistan who had mutations in both ApoC3 genes.
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Speaking fondly of the movie, Pearce said he realised the imrecalled drag queens turning up at premieres for the film around the world.
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They may be stonewalled yet again — but it's worth turning up the pressure on the Justice Department to try and get some answers.
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Here's the short version: Companions were turning up mysteriously "dead" in the game in a way that made some quests impossible to complete.
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It began turning up in high-end furniture in the 1950s, but demand exploded into the residential market in the 1960s and '70s.
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The number of people turning up at hospitals for what they think is flu is a good proxy for how bad things are.
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Kid Cudi turned 35 a little over a month ago but dude's still turning up in style ... with this INSANE custom diamond chain.
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Of course, turning up with Garth wasn't the only big news from Elba from the award show – he had also apparently lost his voice!
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Frustrated with the White House's stonewalling, House Democrats are turning up the heat on Speaker Nancy Pelosi to launch impeachment proceedings on President Trump.
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It was an incredible turn of fortune that sparked a national media sensation—at least until Osage started turning up dead, one by one.
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"Typically when the market is turning, up or down, it's often led by chip stocks," said John Kosar, chief market strategist at Asbury Research.
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The former foreign secretary also demonstrated his talent for political drama by turning up for just one event—his set speech—and then departing.
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Worth denies these allegations, and her lawyer says that it's curious that the photos, which are a year old, are just turning up now.
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Misty also fills him in on a mysterious new trend: Local 20-something men keep turning up dead after taking "off the books" jobs.
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Take a deep dive into our gallery of babes in the shower and check out the other lathered ladies turning up the (water) temperature!!!
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In 2008 three men (including Mr Tan) were convicted for turning up at the Supreme Court wearing T-shirts depicting kangaroos in judges' robes.
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The worst thing in the world would be for him to see me walk in: the restaurant owner just turning up because he's there.
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So the fact that a DNC committee is now mulling over a resolution provides an opening — and those activists are turning up the pressure.
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One last thing ... he must also stay away from any bars, taverns or liquor stores -- so, no turning up at the club tonight. #NetflixAndChill?
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States are turning up the pressure on federal regulators to police the biggest tech companies and give consumers more control over their personal data.
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The little girl survived the fall and swam to shore, later turning up at a home in nearby Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, around 4:30 a.m.
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Not when Tall Boy (Scott McNeil) and FP are blaming him for the police and the mayor turning up the heat on the Serpents.
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Subtler experiments were attempted, turning up someone's heart rate to see how it affected her mood, decreasing or increasing one hormone in tiny increments.
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"Vanessa also stated that money was turning up missing and that Andrew MacCormack's bank account had been compromised," investigators said, according to the documents.
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You realize dating is just turning up at a venue, having 3.5 pints of beer, and leaving thinking either, What is wrong with me?
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In a dramatic reversal of the field's beginnings, the new Zwicky Transient Facility is now turning up too many candidates for comfort, Gezari said.
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Before this cookin' kid was turning up the heat on Hollywood humor, he was just another pint-sized chef growing up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Crazed fans were not the only ones turning up at The Forum for Travis -- Kylie was there with Kris and her BF, Corey Gamble.
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Indeed the only thing bizarre about them besides turning up in Johnston's mailbox is how they were presented: in an overwrought — wait for it!
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The amount of money these movies make is sufficiently large that it's not like studios are turning up their noses at their ultimate hauls.
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Well, what happens when people like me start turning up at schools is that people start realizing rather quickly, that isn't going to happen.
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Multiple surprise takeaways turning up at your front door may sound like a dream, but Ogle and Ward's neighbour didn't seem to think so.
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Kit Kitteridge is a seasoned war reporter with a broken heart and a talent for turning up just after the big event has happened.
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And no, in 2007 I had no notion how often I'd be turning up at New York's tango clubs around midnight as a spectator.
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Your planetary ruler, Venus, begins its retrograde in your opposite sign Scorpio this afternoon, turning up the intensity in your one-on-one relationships.
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Adolescence The topic of teenage romance and sex has always been charged, but today's pervasive digital technology has succeeded in turning up the wattage.
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The letter warns Congress that the F.D.A. is frequently turning up contamination, illegal ingredients and other problems in the soaring number of cosmetics imports.
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It looks to me like Samsung is overcompensating by turning up the smoothing, which turns too many details into smears when you zoom in.
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Our sources say it's the second time Wendy's heading down to FL since divorcing Kevin Hunter ... but this trip is all about TURNING UP!!!
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But the past year has seen a self-conscious turning up of the volume: Bacardi, KFC, McDonald's, and Michelob have all embraced ASMR too.
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Members of the clan became celebrities and started turning up all over the place, and the producers churned out too many episodes too quickly.
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Attendance records have continued to tumble over Atlanta's two seasons, with more than 72,000 turning up for a match against Seattle Sounders in July.
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Turning up the display's warmth also made it less jarringly blue in my living room and bedroom, which have lamps with warm light bulbs.
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The pair is the go-to authority on Northern Soul, turning up in documentaries, and dance with determination and self-assurance, if not joy.
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I always love when we get a small break from the tearjerker moments and get to see the Bordelon family all smiling and turning up.
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Turning up unannounced at the Whirlpool factory gate on the outskirts, she claimed to be supporting "the workers" while Mr Macron was defending "the oligarchy".
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It can also raise or lower the volume depending on what's happening in your house, like turning up the volume when the dishwasher is running.
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Under iOS 11, it will be harder to do that without the user's permission, turning up the heat ever so slightly on the encryption debate.
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Kardashian West has been turning up in Vegas all weekend long, starting with an appearance at Hakkasan nightclub at the MGM Grand hotel on Friday.
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The FBI is flummoxed by what its investigation is turning up, but Evil Cooper doesn't seem to always know what his next move should be.
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"I gained a number of diehard teenage fans through doing it, who are adults now and are still turning up to my gigs," he said.
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That usually does the trick for us lazy ladies, but what about the mornings when we do feel like turning up our inner brunch bosses?
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Then, she fueled the party girl-heiress archetype, leapfrogging from one club to the next, turning up on red carpets, riding in cars with boys.
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Andrea Costa of Baobab Experience says that in the previous 12 months the number of dublinati turning up at the soup-kitchen has increased tenfold.
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Flyers have been turning up with oversize rucksacks, rather than check them into the hold for a fee (anything up £60, or $78, a pop).
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Microsoft's debug policy turning up in the wild — howsoever that blunder occurred — serves to underline the risks of any built-in workarounds to security systems.
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You'll notice these celebrity accounts also have emoji next to them, which is another way of turning up famous Snapchatters you might want to follow.
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But all hope of turning up isn't lost ... 'cause our Vegas sources tell us 1 OAK secured Silva at the last minute and are pumped.
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But Lerner noted earnings started turning up in late summer of last year, and that's when stocks turned around (this was before the presidential election).
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Both candidates are crisscrossing the state and turning up the heat on their opponent, working to take a large slice of New York's 247 delegates.
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Both Narstie and Goat were "filmed in a warehouse in one day with real fans turning up and being given booze," director Ben told us.
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In New York, Josh started turning up to the office as Luvvy the clown, named for the character Eunice "Lovey" Wentworth Howell from Gilligan's Island.
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The Haute Dog Howl'oween Parade went down Sunday in Long Beach with canines turning up in some creative costumes which upstaged their two-legged owners.
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Through Air Motion, you can perform tasks like launching apps or turning up the volume by holding your hand above the phone and performing gestures.
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Crawford "has done exceptional spadework in turning up clues that take us deeper into Eliot's symbolic landscapes, often rooted in childhood," David Yezzi wrote here.
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But flipping a light switch, turning up the thermostat, gassing up the car – and, crucially, what we pay for these essentials – also rely on infrastructure.
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The steady rise in home prices is so far showing no boundaries, and that is turning up the heat on some already overheated housing markets.
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In searches for "encrypted email" and "secure email" ProtonMail had been turning up on the first or second page in its first year in business.
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As my kit grew, my Internet searches began turning up people on blogs and forums who had pockets and bags full of strikingly similar gear.
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But it's now believed by many to cause cancer, and it is increasingly turning up in drinking water supplies near military sites across the country.
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In the movie, Roberts played Dr. Emma Brookner, a physician who notices that many of her male patients keep turning up with compromised immune systems.
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In a hilarious exchange, Edith's friend Sybil, who wasn't invited, blows the surprise by turning up at the Bunker household before the event to complain.
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Mr. Emanuel, former chief of staff for President Barack Obama, tapped into his Washington connections, even turning up in person to lobby federal transportation officials.
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SETH COLTER WALLS AT 38 SECONDS Baroque composers now obscure keep turning up in the hotbed of early music that New York has lately become.
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During the stop, the officer smelled weed and searched the vehicle -- turning up marijuana and a pistol for which he did not have a permit.
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They were used to turning up somewhere with some speakers, putting the music on, taking the money, then going off to have a good time.
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Ms. Trump has also campaigned with her father, turning up to speak at a rally the night before the midterm elections in Fort Wayne, Ind.
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" The film shows the authorities turning up at a Ramones show in riot gear, inciting what the attendee Linda Kite calls "tactical violence on children.
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Kreizler is called in by the police commissioner Theodore Roosevelt (Brian Geraghty) as the mutilated corpses of boy prostitutes begin turning up in Lower Manhattan.
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The report gave new energy to Democratic demands to bring in witnesses for the impeachment trial, turning up the heat on Republicans, who were blindsided.
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The Kansas City Chiefs, like the Washington Redskins, have survived criticism of their name before, but the Super Bowl spotlight is turning up the heat.
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The main impact in terms of the diagnostics was that we had no idea who was turning up and which patient was seeing which unit.
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He has a penchant for turning up in disaster zones to distribute thousands—and, in post-Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico, millions—of free hot meals.
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The burgers, from Silicon Valley-backed startups Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat, are turning up on menus from fancy New York bistros to Burger King.
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The pythons began turning up in the Everglades in the 1980s, most likely abandoned by pet owners when the snakes got too big to handle.
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" He dismisses the notion that his job is a sinecure, that he "sits around doing nothing, turning up for training, having a jolly, messing about.
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But that won't stop Edward (who now goes by the Duke of Windsor, or David) from turning up to meddle with his late brother's funeral arrangements.
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The singer is on record as being on a "dating hiatus," and publicly not dating anyone is a good recipe for just turning up random places.
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Research on children has shown behavioral disorders, learning difficulties and lowered IQs turning up at blood and environmental levels far below what was earlier thought safe.
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His lawyers asserted his Fifth Amendment right in March to try and keep a report that may reference those files from turning up in the lawsuit.
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But the artist wanted his work destroyed upon his death, and when it starts turning up in gallery shows and museum exhibits, the situation gets bloody.
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Kuroda said while wages and prices are turning up, reflecting a strengthening economic recovery, achievement of his 2 percent target was taking more time than expected.
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Sylvia also acted in tons of TV and theater productions ... and she was a fixture on the NYC party scene, turning up with pal Andy Warhol.
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This season, the Starling Project is turning up the festivity a notch with a limited-edition holiday candle that will appeal to everyone on your list.
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Voters started turning up early in the morning and some had to wait for about 15 minutes due to a malfunction in the electronic voting machine.
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Scoring a ticket to Centre Court generally means turning up a day in advance; a ground ticket merely requires getting up at the crack of dawn.
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We're told the team plans to use the exact same playbook -- aggressively going after Tyga and his assets and turning up the heat to collect ASAP.
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Around 50 boys at Isca Academy in Exeter, UK, protested their school's no shorts policy by turning up in skirts on Thursday, reported by Devon Live.
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The unpopularity among suburban voters of assault weapons points toward opportunities for turning up the heat on the 50 House Republicans who still represent suburban districts.
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Mr DeWine kept at least some distance from Mr Trump by, for instance, not turning up when the president visited Cleveland, three days before the primaries.
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She's a little suspicious of Grey's tendency to show up on security cameras in and around the locations where the murder suspects keep turning up dead!
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Sarah Curr is turning up the HEAT as we get into the dog days of August ... looking absolutely stunning on a steamy day at the beach.
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Fast & Furious 6 (2013): The franchise takes a full turn toward melodrama, with double-crosses, amnesia, and brave self-sacrifices turning up as major plot points.
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Since 2012, individual black widows have started turning up in regions of the Canadian provinces of Ontario and southern Quebec where they'd never before been reported .
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One man with plenty of belief was Canadian singer Justin Bieber, who got the party rolling by turning up at the finish to congratulate the winner.
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When the APIs eventually started turning up ILiveForISIS together with other pro-ISIS aggregates already on our list, we would know that we were reaching closure.
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"The Pence campaign would have judged a successful event by a few hundred people turning up … With a vice president, that's all you expect," he said.
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The bitter cold, near-freezing temperatures, and the stubborn drizzle did not discourage 21 women and three men from turning up to the Brigade's 20th patrol.
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My friends immediately rip into me for turning up to the pub with what looks like the protective sticker of a new iPhone on my skin.
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In the video, young Melo grabs the rock off a bounce and throws it down ... before turning up with his boys at a pickup basketball sesh.
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"And there was a spike not long after that of men turning up to doctor's offices in the U.K. and having themselves checked out," she said.
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"We was high as hell as we was just turning up and making music like we always do and Thug pulled up," London told The Fader.
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Why it matters: Levandowski fought to keep the report from turning up in the lawsuit, even appealing the court's decision to allow it to be released.
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In Alberta, oil and gas contributes a fifth of provincial gross domestic product, and shrinking hydrocarbon investments reduce government revenue while turning up the political heat.
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Analysts are still turning up worrying privacy and security flaws in the 5G standard, with time running out to fix them before 5G networks reach consumers.
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But you're also wired to tell the difference between a fake smile — just turning up the lips — and the "Duchenne smile," a genuine smile of happiness.
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Even when I was going to town on my neck, I was still able to hear the audio from my television without turning up the volume.
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"Given the lack of volatility and past patterns of pullbacks, now probably isn't the time to be turning up the volume on portfolio risk," he says.
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Democrats are turning up the heat on GOP leaders to call off the rest of Congress's recess to come back and deal with the Zika virus.
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Democrats are turning up the heat, arguing that no one at the DOJ who answers to the president could be expected to act with complete impartiality.
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Over the last few years they had begun noticing a new and unwelcome type of waste repeatedly turning up among the garbage: soiled disposable sanitary towels.
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I heard about them because friends said I really ought to; their shows are pure energy, their singer is wild, their music is worth turning up.
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And the critically endangered giant carp, a Mekong River native that can weigh up to 600 pounds, recently began turning up on restaurant menus in Vietnam.
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The New Old Age A few years hence, when you've finally tired of turning up the TV volume and making dinner reservations at 29:280 p.m.
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Deaths from malaria have dropped 60 percent since 2000, partly because the drugs are so effective — but resistant parasites are turning up, especially in Southeast Asia.
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In response, some unpaid staff have stopped turning up for work, slowing work on some Binladin projects such as the King Abdullah Financial District in Riyadh.
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He wears blue Levis and black Nikes and delights in a late-blooming informality after years of heading university departments and turning up in a suit.
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" Then came "Hawaiian Eye," with the character he played there, Tom Lopaka, also turning up in several episodes of another ABC crime series, "77 Sunset Strip.
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This time last year the struggling former champions did not have a car to test, finally turning up at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya three days late.
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The former prosecutor in question also said Thursday that his investigation Biden's son was abandoned after turning up no evidence of wrongdoing on Hunter Biden's behalf.
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The young men continued to attend their court dates, the pastor kept turning up and the sicario's girlfriend gave birth to their second child, a girl.
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This lawmaker said there has been no explicit conversation about turning up the heat on Trump in meetings where the committee has discussed the year's agenda.
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Yet the gatekeepers of traditional art, far from turning up their noses at the showiness, were initially wowed by the extra attention the field was getting.
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It has also led to something new and more disturbing: Hand grenades are turning up in a variety of crimes, including domestic violence and bank robbery.
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And when it comes to being a stone cold pro, turning up for gigs come hell or high-water, Billy Joe is solid as they come.
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Now they have a squad of 103, with another 210 turning up for taster days, and can fully concentrate their energies to work on the field.
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Inside the sporting arenas, though, world records have been falling and boisterous Brazilian crowds have been turning up in growing numbers, lending the Games a lively atmosphere.
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On average, the number of people not turning up to flights is around 220 percent, but, in certain circumstances, that number can be up to 220 percent.
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Shoppers are turning up at stores such as Lululemon, Abercrombie & Fitch, Old Navy and Urban Outfitters this holiday season to buy clothing for themselves and for others.
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He remembers something years ago about some teenager, the police turning up at the door with a fine for thousands because of all the movies he'd copied.
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Over a decade into their showbiz career, the act excelled at turning up the heat on their covers, making even a ubiquitous Beatles smash their very own.
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Their night had ended like many others had before, turning up into the early hours of the next morning—a denouement to their week-long partying spell.
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After turning up to the doctor's office with the data saved on her period tracker she was finally given the diagnosis she knew she had all along.
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Luol Deng celebrated his arrival in Tinseltown the way any new Laker should ... thots, bottles and models ... hitting a Hollywood night spot and turning up Tuesday night.
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But the variety of businesses known to be using slave labour is broadening, with unpaid workers turning up in fields, factories and high streets across the country.
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"We're seeing women who are heavily pregnant turning up at our clinic having received no antenatal care at all," says Phil Murwill, who runs the London clinic.
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I don't know why I kept waking up — I think it may have been fear of oversleeping and not turning up at the office until past 11.
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When I see the Obama/Biden 2008 sign propped in my garage, I'm reminded of the night it disappeared from our yard, turning up in a ditch.
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In Atlanta, Browne presented lab findings to show how toxic cutting agents are turning up in bewildering varieties and larger numbers than seen previously in illicit drugs.
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Facebook is by no means the only web platform to face such headaches; Google has also had problems with fake news stories turning up in search results.
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An even larger and more sensitive collider would have a better chance of finding evidence to support these theories (or, indeed, of turning up something entirely unexpected).
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is turning up the heat on his attacks against Hillary Clinton about her husband's past infidelities after a rocky week for his campaign.
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Fishermen and marine biologists have for decades swapped tales of bitten, gashed sharks turning up completely healed from those serious external injuries just a few months later.
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Before I took ayahuasca, I had visions of someone like The Daily Mail turning up on my front lawn, declaring it the most dangerous book in Britain.
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And yet, in subsequent months, the bill — written by 13 male Republicans — kept turning up, in revision after revision, with significant cuts to the nonprofit organization's funding.
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I'm pretty sure there will still be 200-300,000 people turning up to see what is without any question one of the greatest challenges in motor racing.
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So, next time you play a game that seems neat but that doesn't quite keep your attention, try turning up the difficulty setting before you shelve it.
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It also made him that "pumped-up absurdity", a celebrity-priest with a bad Beatles haircut and a black polo-neck, puckishly turning up wherever trouble beckoned.
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"Social media's working - they're listening, they're coming," she said, watching her posts get screen-shotted and shared, which sometimes led to her friends turning up in person.
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At the peak of the problem a few years ago, an estimated 40% of teachers in the province were "ghosts", pocketing a salary and not turning up.
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November's midterms could also see the same stars turning up the volume on their political activism, instead of simply cutting a check and calling it a day.
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That could mean, for example, the engine turning up the stereo's volume when a driver steps on the gas to keep the radio audible over increased noise.
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The German industrial giant Bayer raised its all-cash takeover bid for Monsanto on Thursday, turning up the heat in its pursuit of the American agricultural company.
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Rather than shocking people by suddenly showing full-strength ads, Instagram hopes it can boil the cash out of us frogs by turning up the heat slowly.
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You rumble around every corner of the map, turning up new brushes all the time, and you fully exploit that free range to do whatever you want.
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It feels like Sinclair management is turning up the heat on pro-Trump content, and we, the journalists at this station, are the frogs in the pot.
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Ever since the industrial revolution unleashed the technologies that sustain modern societies—cars, power plants, computers and refrigerators—we've been turning up the heat on our climate.
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Just kids turning up and going crazy and to see how that has evolved into where we are now is kind of what the song is representing.
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Nonetheless, after lying low for days, the White House is raising the pressure on the Saudis, and Congress is turning up the heat on the White House.
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Conor got the VIP treatment at the Ocean Club in Ibiza -- where he was turning up with his girlfriend/baby mama Dee Devlin after a friend's wedding.
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But it would also move the ball forward on almost everything restrictionists say they want, turning up the heat on both genuine dangerous criminals and scofflaw employers.
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There's a whole bunch of Savemoney members and affiliates on the tape as well with Vic Mensa, Mick Jenkins, and the preternaturally gifted Saba all turning up.
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Mr. Noriega fled, eventually turning up at the residence of the Vatican's representative in Panama City before surrendering to the United States to face narcotics-trafficking charges.
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But the finding, by the Ocean Conservancy, an environmental group based in Washington, highlighted a worrying trend: a lot of plastics are turning up in the environment.
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By quickly turning up the printing presses, global central banks would need to provide reserves at a faster rate than the collapse in the velocity of money.
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As you know ... Cedric's making his singing debut on a new holiday EP, "A Powerbase Christmas," turning up the swag to build a snowman in a meadow.
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There were also some trays of congealing, crusted potato salad; cold cuts that were turning up at the ends; and a few dried-out hunks of cheese.
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Pitchers and catchers reported last week, and the rest of the players have been turning up, in keeping with the typical mid- to late-February start of camp.
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Environment Secretary Michael Gove showed he was ready to practise what he preached, by turning up for a cabinet meeting clutching a reusable coffee mug earlier this week.
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But then kids started turning up with those little guitars from the game, and that's how I could tell that that was how people were hearing our music.
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By pruning the FCC's mission and scope here and there with moves like today's, Pai is turning up the heat, with net neutrality the frog in the pot.
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The Balkan route to Europe from Syria via Turkey closed in 2016, so it has been a big surprise that so many refugees have suddenly started turning up.
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Uncontrolled plastic pollution now risks developing into a "very severe" health issue with tiny particles turning up in the fish that ends up on people's plates, he warned.
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"I Don't Like," perhaps the purest example of the style, showed Keef, Lil Reese, Young Chop, and all their friends shirtless and turning up in a living room.
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Despite each album's distinct tonal shifts—the turning up of the volume, the thickness – casual listeners hold onto the idea that every Beach House album sounds the same.
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" Letter also raised some hypothetical possibilities of how Congress' subpoenas could lead to legislative reform -- such as how turning up information could almost always affect congressional appropriations. "Mr.
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According to the Cape Cod Times, four frozen thresher sharks have been discovered in the water near Wellfleet, with the most recent turning up on New Year's Eve.
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And while the cats are increasingly turning up in very inappropriate and downright dangerous places (think: an abandoned house in Texas), tigers are rapidly disappearing in the wild.
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After earlier turning up from Tuesday's drop to 3-1/2-month lows, the dollar index, which measures the greenback against six major world currencies, was last down .
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Thousands were soon turning up at school gymnasiums, auditoriums and local event halls to see Trump in person, forming long, winding lines that often spilled into overflow rooms.
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Mr. Schuette was especially critical of Veolia, which consulted with the city after its switch to using the Flint River resulted in contaminants turning up in drinking water.
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But that doesn't stop thousands of aspiring actors from all over India from turning up in Mumbai every year to try to make it on the big screen.
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As we fast forward 85033 years, it is clear with the emergence of sophisticated tracking technologies that Facebook has been gradually turning up the temperature on the frog.
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And at the end, he asked those in the crowd to help dispose of any loose trash they stumbled upon: turning up and cleaning up, all in one.
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Winfrey, 64, surprised Haddish on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, with Oprah turning up as the comedian told DeGeneres about the first time she met the celebrated media mogul.
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The United States and Mexico reached an agreement on overhauling NAFTA at the beginning of last week, turning up the pressure on Canada to agree to new terms.
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Needles, first found in strawberries produced by one supplier in the northern state of Queensland, are now turning up around the country in the berries and other fruits.
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Turning Up the Heat In March, Trump ousted Tillerson, who had advocated for staying within the Iran deal, replacing him with Pompeo, then his Central Intelligence Agency director.
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The numbers of people turning up to the weekend "yellow vests" protests have been steadily falling, with President Emmanuel Macron having cut income taxes to appease public anger.
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He pours it into a glass and places it next to the burger, which looks mildly ridiculous—like turning up to Burger King for dinner in a tux.
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Collins said Congress is turning up the heat after the EpiPen pricing backlash brought more attention to how pharmacy benefit managers get their cut of rising drug prices.
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He describes turning up the thermostat in each home, because he read that doing so could impede a medical examiner's attempt to determine a victim's time of death.
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If James Harden was bummed about not being in the NBA Finals ... he ain't showin' it -- 'cause he was TURNING UP with shirtless Travis Scott onstage Saturday night!!
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The result is an insistence that this album has worth, has artistic value that can be measured monetarily, has merit beyond turning up at random in a playlist.
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Society has a habit of turning up its nose at things that are marketed to and enjoyed by women, which, yeah, is kind of an unfair double standard.
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If their partner often checks up on your friend, turning up on nights out, or texting and calling them continuously, this is a sign something may be wrong.
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It is more plausible that the first FISA surveillance was aborted because it was not turning up any useful intelligence about the Putin regime and its Ukrainian puppets.
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Sifting through teaspoons of clay and sand scraped from the floors of caves, German researchers have managed to isolate ancient human DNA — without turning up a single bone.
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With such familiar names watching Nonoo walk down the aisle, it might make you wonder, who exactly is Nonoo and why is everyone turning up at this event?
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They are specifically turning up the heat on the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), hoping to get a more favorable analysis on the next version of their healthcare bill.
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Another author of the study, Dr. Ferric Fang, a microbiology professor and journal editor at the University of Washington, said improper images began turning up in the 1990s.
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TMZ Sports broke the sad tale ... Beckham lost his super sparkly diamond ring on a night he was turning up with Von Miller at Sin City booty club.
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Country singer Cam, who's on her first-ever headline tour, tells PEOPLE Now that she isn't yet used to the fact that concertgoers are turning up just for her.
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The threats and retaliations, all an effort to get China to the negotiating table, have been turning up the heat since the spring with seemingly no end in sight.
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Chinese star Jing Tian, for instance, has started turning up in American blockbusters with something approaching the frequency with which Scarlett Johansson gets cast in films set in Asia.
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Last year, a handful of states launched investigations into Planned Parenthood, turning up no signs of wrongdoing, and now a court in Harris County has confirmed this once again.
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These range from ordering goods and finding a mobile phone to turning up the heating and (early next year) asking The Economist for the latest on any given topic.
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The book is a slim, digressive mystery, in which veteran journalists swap anecdotes about the bizarre case of a corpse that had no business turning up in their town.
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We were in the back turning up to me playing it from my T-Mobile Dash, doing the jumpshot arm motion that was required when the song came on.
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Technology is turning up more and more in criminal cases, like Amazon Echo recordings used in an Arkansas murder case and a pacemaker used in an Ohio arson case.
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But for now, I'm totally fine with Whitford turning up in a scene to smile enigmatically, denigrate June with a snide aside, and then help the resistance fight back.
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U.S. authorities have said they are overwhelmed not so much by the number of migrants but by a shift in the type of person turning up at the border.
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Jose Canseco's biggest contribution to humanity continues to astonish us ... his daughter, Josie, who's turning up the hotness once again ... this time with a semi-nude Playboy photo spread.
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But it was all gravy at the Waffle House -- with Floyd turning up at the jukebox inside the restaurant while his security team kept an eye out for danger.
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Wool traders at the Yennora auction told Reuters more dust was turning up in the wool as a result of the drought, although the overall quality was still sound.
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Trump has been able to stall on releasing his returns for this long — odds are, even with House Democrats turning up the pressure, this won't be his last stand.
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Landowners often deny wildlife researchers access to their land and have at times even destroyed potential habitat, for fear of endangered species (and the attendant regulations) turning up there.
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The State Department on Friday said that 22 emails on Clinton's server have been classified as top secret, turning up the pressure on Clinton days before the Iowa caucuses.
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The scandal regained fresh momentum last week with opposition parties turning up the heat after the Asahi newspaper said some documents about the land sale might have been doctored.
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What was intended to be a one-off gig lead to frequent shows, a magazine cover, and turning up on Tony Wilson's punk-heavy TV show, So It Goes.
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Turning up the heat, Hamlin responded, criticizing his ex-wife's denial and going on to claim that she allegedly stepped out on him two weeks after his mother's death.
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The 'Jersey Shore' cast is trading in the boardwalk for Bourbon Street ... the gang's turning up in New Orleans one last time before Angelina Pivarnick walks down the aisle.
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Director Jean-Marc Vallée's work is excellent, turning up the tension in the episode with a rattling, relentless boil and ultimately giving the show the sublime ending it deserved.
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It was immediately apparent that few fans would be sitting the match out this time around, with hundreds turning up early to navigate the heightened security on the gate.
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After children start turning up dead, apparently killed by wolves, Russell Core (Jeffrey Wright) is hired by the parents of a 6-year-old boy to find their son.
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" Harvey says it is not easy to find a job: "Turning up with grey hair and specs, people are often quite apprehensive about working with someone 20 years senior.
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The Abrams campaign demanded that state officials release much more data, including county-by-county breakdowns, to support their conclusions, and said that valid ballots were still turning up.
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The WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum said in April that he would join his former partner, Brian Acton, in leaving Facebook — but he's still turning up once a month.
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The clue was "Turn up," which, on first read, looks as if it was suggesting that the entry had something to do with turning up the volume on something.
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Watch: Unfollow Me: The Story of Meera Dalal Although Dalal broke up with her abusive boyfriend, he began stalking her and turning up at her family home without warning.
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As epidemiologists monitor yellow fever's advance into parts of Brazil, monkeys are still turning up dead, either at the hand of man or as a result of the virus.
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While Iran may have hoped that turning up the pressure would push the international community to bring this about, it has not come any obviously closer to that goal.
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They were doting but incurious parents, bewildered by her fame, and confounded by the fans, who kept turning up at their door or writing to them during Blondie's heyday.
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Turning up the pressure, the North has resumed weapons tests, launching 27 mostly short-range ballistic missiles and rockets since May and warning of more provocative tests to come.
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City inspectors are supposed to test only the houses at highest risk — namely those known to have lead pipes — and should therefore be turning up the highest lead numbers.
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Happily, Mr. Widmann's compositions have been turning up more on New York programs recently; this performance is a welcome opportunity to hear his considerable talents as a clarinetist, too.
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His Lowlands drawl stretched across Frightened Rabbit's bittersweet high points, a troubled friend turning up out of the blue in a foreign city, cracking a joke before saying hello.
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In a glamour move, the fair displayed "Tutu," the 20113 painting by Ben Enwonwu of an Ife princess that disappeared for decades before turning up in a London apartment.
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Mueller has been turning up the heat on Flynn lately, amid rumors that the special counsel and Flynn's lawyers may be nearing a plea deal in the Russia investigation.
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By March 2015, with residents turning up at public events bearing bottles of murky water, the City Council voted to "do all things necessary" to reconnect to Detroit's water system.
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As Amazon, Apple and others tee up smart home strategies with apps, hubs and new devices, Google is also turning up the temperature, so to speak, on its own ambitions.
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It seems unlikely that Weidman would simply stop turning up in shape to go at least a couple of rounds so perhaps these strengthen the idea of a mental collapse.
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If you're trying to depict yourself as a normal or ethical group, you've got to realize that turning up to film any reporters trying to cover you looks really odd.
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On June 30, the FBI executed a search warrant, allegedly turning up castor beans in Layman's kitchen, along with a mortar and pestle and instructions on how to make ricin.
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In this context, "Down With This Sort of Thing" can be seen as a spiritual forebear; it highlights that an act of protest can be as simple as turning up.
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"While the quiet craft central to Bottega Veneta's identity is still present, fall 2019 brings a sharp injection of modernity to traditional technique, turning up the volume," show notes read.
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That said, Liam still found time to call Noel Gallagher a "sad fuck" on Twitter for not turning up to the gig, continuing to extend the world's longest ever beef.
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Now, they are turning up in farm produce across the US, leading farms to lay off workers, incinerate cranberry harvests, kill cows, and dump thousands of gallons of dairy milk.
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There he is, inexplicably turning up to your house party at the exact start time you stated on Facebook, in a Los Pollos Hermanos T-shirt and a porkpie hat.
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If you imagine trying to pick out a single instrument in an orchestra, that would be like turning up the volume on the violin to make it easier to hear.
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It might seem unfair that we've asked for apologies for so long and, now that we're getting them, we're picking them apart — turning up our noses, asking for even more.
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In 1969, Richard Nixon had ordered wiretaps for national security purposes that he continued long past their utility for a leak investigation because they were turning up useful political information.
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They know very little about it and stick out against the denim-clad, craft beer-swigging locals, turning up in the same beat-up rags they wore onstage last night.
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Or they may hate it — the critical responses have been dire, but even the fans often complain bitterly over these films, while still hopefully turning up for each new one.
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The star's vacation — and return to blonde hair — comes days after she shocked fans by turning up for an appearance on Watch What Happens Live with a dark brunette 'do.
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Lurching out of the past, turning up on movie screens like it's 1994 and every old TV show should be a movie, here comes CHIPS, a complete anomaly in 2017.
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U.S. border authorities have said they are overwhelmed not so much by the number of migrants but by a shift in the type of person turning up at the border.
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You can see the link (Donald Trump is afraid of immigrants, British racists are afraid of immigrants), but what they thought turning up at this protest would achieve is unclear.
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I think this is the first weird pie we've seen making the round on the internet that doesn't have even the most close minded pizza-lovers turning up their noses.
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If the Cipher's integrated amp is akin to turning up the brightness on your TV, its DAC completes the picture by bumping up the resolution and widening the color gamut.
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In one diary entry, Samer jokes how he risks being lashed for turning up late for Sharia class, all because he has to wash up the dishes for his mother.
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There's professional people out there doing the proper stuff, what they need is resources and money, what they don't really need is tourists turning up and getting in the way.
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The conservative group FreedomWorks is turning up the heat on a top House Republican to support bipartisan legislation that would allow terminally ill patients unrestricted access to experimental drug treatments.
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Last week, the media was reporting that President Trump's senior adviser Jared Kushner and Greenblatt were finally turning up the heat on President Abbas to cease all payments to terrorists.
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"It's always good to be the party in power when the economic cycle is turning up in an election," said Mark J. Rozell, a political scientist at George Mason University.
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"The market has overshot on the low side and it is inevitable that it will start turning up," said Mr Falih, predicting higher prices by the end of the year.
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Critic's Notebook Endless supply of young, funny people; endless need for small-screen content: Yeah, it makes perfect sense that sketch comedy is suddenly turning up across the TV landscape.
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In 2004, the FBI started to notice a troubling pattern: Dead bodies were turning up, with relative frequency, alongside the stretch of Interstate 40 that connects Arkansas, Texas, and Oklahoma.
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"I've not found a better way of tapping into a bit of a window on people's souls than turning up and listening to what they have to say," he said.
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Of course, in retrospect, there are clever touches galore, like the inclusion of RAINBOW, the clue for HOGWASH and a little three-letter leprechaun synonym turning up a few times.
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This reduces glare (which can cause eye strain, headaches and drowsiness) and heat gain (which may require turning up the air-conditioning, thus increasing energy use), while maintaining natural light.
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The electorate may be bigger, but not because of new voters, and new voters who are going to the polls aren't all, or even mostly, turning up to support Sanders.
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There, he learned that hyperthyroid cats had recently begun turning up in Boston; the vets at Angell Memorial Animal Hospital would soon publish a paper on their first 10 patients.
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Even so, the fact that cases are already turning up in so many countries — mere weeks after this outbreak was first declared — suggests we should brace ourselves for an escalation.
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And by turning up the style, I mean travelling around and camping with a little bit more comfort: a campervan, motorhome, RV, leisure vehicle - whatever you want to call them.
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Consequently, neonics now pollute large portions of land and water across the country, also turning up in tap water as the chemicals are not removed by conventional drinking water treatment.
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Further interventions by Trump could play into the hands of accusers and their lawyers who are are turning up the heat on the President with legal moves and media appearances.
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Even so, the fact that cases are already turning up in so many countries mere weeks after this outbreak was first declared suggests we should brace ourselves for an escalation.
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Buying a PSAP on your own, jamming it into your ear and turning up the volume is an overly simplistic way to treat hearing loss, and could be very dangerous.
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When Mr. Ginnever's works first started turning up in public places in the 1960s and '250s, the idea of public outdoor art, especially anything abstract or otherwise nontraditional, had detractors.
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Renault has joined Nissan in turning up the legal pressure against Mr. Ghosn, who was ousted from the alliance after his November arrest in Japan on allegations of financial wrongdoing.
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By the time that Scott-Heron was touring the United Kingdom, fans were turning up to his gigs in Celtic shirts in commemoration of the father who left him behind.
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Some of those officials, the grosses legumes, he knew, and they gave him a certain respect, both because he kept turning up with Western journalists and because, clearly, he was fearless.
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I found their latest release, Бездна (The Abyss), on RABM, and they sound like Obituary and Bolt Thrower turning up the distortion and getting wasted with a bunch of stenchcore bands.
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Given me and Chris were turning up on a lot of the same things, it seemed reasonable to assume that if people were following him, they might enjoy following me, too.
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On Twitter, the New York Fed encouraged women, particularly those in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields, to share pictures of themselves turning up their collars just like she does.
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The last four wouldn't be found until the snow melted two months later—eventually turning up 75 meters [246 feet] away from the pine tree in a ravine covered in snow.
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Also, Carrie Fisher is outspoken, frank, and hilarious, and I would love to know what she honestly thinks of having this high-end avatar of herself turning up in a movie.
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Members of the House of Lords can claim up to £2779 a day for turning up, but do not have to vote or contribute to a debate to gain the allowance.
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"They see the regulators turning up the heat, they see the focus on the industry," said Bryan Baas, managing director of risk oversight for TD Ameritrade Institutional, which sponsored the survey.
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As it happened, by turning up when he did, Trump drew global televised attention to his views on the Brexit vote within hours of Britons waking up to the surprising result.
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Those looking to escape the devastation had little success Monday, with 3,000 people turning up at the airport hoping to get on the limited military and commercial flights out of Palu.
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"Like putting the frog in the pot then turning up the heat, minorities have been enslaved by government operatives who care nothing for the nation and everything for power," wrote Clovis.
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I remember turning up to speak to Rufus Wainwright in Baker Street absolutely clattered and stinking of booze, without even considering the fact he'd been in rehab just the year before.
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In the spring of 2014, Vietnam's state-controlled news media reported that dozens of children had died after turning up at hospitals in the capital, Hanoi, with rashes and high fevers.
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It's all going down Friday at Scores Gentlemen's Club in Las Vegas, where we're told Brett will be eating cake with her friends and turning up with comp bottles all night!!!
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They suffer 'presenteeism': turning up at 9 AM, getting their work done for the first couple of hours and then just sitting there doing nothing for the rest of the day.
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The privacy practices of the Alphabet unit will also be called into question, added Hood, who is one of several state attorneys general turning up the heat on powerful tech companies.
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Turning up the heat, Hamlin responded on Saturday, criticizing his ex-wife's denial and going on to claim that she allegedly stepped out on him two weeks after his mother's death.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A new drive to cut food prices boosted Tesco's quarterly sales, turning up the heat on rivals three years after Britain's biggest retailer started work on a turnaround plan.
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In recent weeks fighting has engulfed towns in South Sudan's Equatoria region, where fleeing civilians report government troops turning up and embarking on killing sprees, including the slitting of civilians' throats.
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Mr. Leff thinks the high prices that are turning up for certain trips as a result of the fare rule tweaks will ultimately go away, though it may take some time.
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Remember, Joe's been spending tons of time with Sophie at the tournament in NYC -- turning up with Kevin Jonas and his wife, Danielle and doing some beer chuggin' and floss dancing.
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Crispin Ayala Torres, a 46-year-old rancher and former resident of a town called El Limón, said that members of CJNG started turning up armed at the ranch he managed.
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The ghastly alternative to turning up "on the news" is to be "buried," the way the classifieds or the obits are "buried" in the paper, in a "catalogue" of potential deaths.
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Here was Harry, here he was this young, brave, boisterous, all male, getting into trouble, turning up at stag parties inappropriately dressed, drinking too much and causing all sorts of mayhem.
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Brussels police mounted an operation in the north of the city, turning up another bomb, an Islamic State flag and bomb-making chemicals in an apartment in the borough of Schaerbeek.
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The performer's furry sandals — her third shoe style for the label — proved to be an unlikely hit as well, crashing Puma's website and turning up quickly (at a premium) on eBay.
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He tells a story about how Young Thug recently visited the country and was robbed of his chain after turning up several hours late (Thugga has a different version of events).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Pat Roberts is turning up the heat on the U.S. derivatives and commodities regulator over an accounting error that could mean it has deficient funds.
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It's interesting, he said, with "neo-Nazis" occasionally marching in the streets and some of the hundreds of thousands of newly arrived asylum-seekers turning up in his wife's German classes.
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I've seen the hashtag #Noirvember turning up on social media, a casual push to make the chilly month of November into some kind of ideal time to indulge in film noir.
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Mechanical clocks of the sort once revered by Chinese emperors and said to be more than 193 years old are increasingly turning up at auction, but some experts question their authenticity.
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Probably not coincidentally, a few days later, emails hacked from the Emirates' ambassador to Washington began turning up in the Western news media and then the Qatari news network Al Jazeera.
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So, not surprisingly, those studying cyberwar in Ukraine are now turning up clues in the investigation of the D.N.C. break-in and related hacking, including the discovery of a rare witness.
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But politically hazardous images of African migrants camping out — in the streets of Paris, at Calais or near the Italian border around Nice — keep turning up in the French news media.
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Strolling the aisles of Princeton Antiques & Book Service means turning up unusual volumes and dusty copies of childhood favorites, but the real treasure is the shelves of binders at the front.
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"Fox turning up in a whole host of markets is unlikely to play well with the EU," Mujtaba Rahman, managing director of Eurasia Group in Europe, told CNBC over the phone.
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Her work first appeared in publications like The East Village Other, an alternative newspaper, but before long it was turning up in Rolling Stone and mainstream magazines, including People and Life.
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Surveillance-video tapes from different nights show teams of men carrying out coordinated killings; in some cases the victims are seen being taken away alive, their bodies turning up only later.
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Iran is turning up the heat against the Saudis as well as the United States following the re-imposition of US sanctions against the Iranians by the Trump administration last year.
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" A spokesman for Reading and Leeds Festivals said: "Organisers were a little concerned about hundreds of pineapples turning up on site so decided to ask fans not to bring them along.
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The senators are turning up the pressure on the agency amid an outbreak of a deadly lung disease linked to vaping that has sickened at least 530 people and killed eight.
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Finally, in Drake's Deception, he smashes up a London pub, almost completely collapses an ancient Syrian castle, and his turning up at a French manor leads to it being gutted by flames.
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The world's most glamorous auto race, the Monaco F1 GP, commemorated its diamond anniversary over the weekend, turning up the wattage with appearances by several celebrities and, of course, Monaco's royal couple.
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Police on Monday raided Godby's house, vehicles and police office at Northwestern University, turning up pornographic images of the girl when she was 13, Mount Prospect police spokesman Greg Sill tells PEOPLE.
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He, Moreau said in her smoker's gravelly voice, had a habit of turning up to see her in the theater in her debut years before cinema fame, before dozing off and snoring.
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Whether it is turning up to suplex her way to a gold medal at purple belt in the Mundials, or kickboxing in Lion Fight in 2013 and 2014, Cyborg always seems game.
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It can be fun to see familiar faces in entirely different contexts, and soon the Game of Thrones cast will be turning up everywhere from superhero blockbusters to quirky, foreign indie films.
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Washington (CNN)John Podesta is turning up the heat on FBI Director James Comey to release more details about the bureau's review of new emails possibly tied to Hillary Clinton's private server.
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As is often the case with ecotourism, though, there is a risk of the tourists killing the thing they love by turning up in numbers so large that they harm the habitat.
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A Sag's father may do this by bonding with his daughter over more chill activities, like gardening or fishing, to show her that there are ways to have fun beyond turning up.
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Step through our gallery of babes in tube socks, and see if you can guess the stars turning up the temps in the feetsy photos ... best to keep some things covered up!
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He pulled out all the stops, too, with Drake, Future, 2 Chainz, Fetty Wap, Young Dolph, Pee-Wee Longway, and OJ Da Juiceman all turning up on stage to back him up.
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You know the type: remarkable sartorial decision-making skills, an enviable no-effs-given attitude, and an uncanny knack for turning up at the coolest new places before they actually become cool.
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McGuire is turning up the heat after running a proxy contest at Buffalo Wild Wings – obtaining three of the four director spots he was seeking and the retirement of CEO Sally Smith.
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Read: Malaysian politician Anwar Ibrahim walks free after royal pardon CNN: You are 93 years old, yet you're turning up for work every day, you're running a country, you're traveling the world.
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Buttigieg responded by turning up the heat on the Vermont senator, stoking some of the fears that Democrats have long held about what Sanders, as nominee, would mean to down ballot races.
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It could be that this is a serious offer with Trump's full backing, and that Democrats — in turning up their noses at it for not ceding enough ground — are making a mistake.
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Rays 9, Yankees 6 On a night in which the Yankees could have applied some real pressure on the Boston Red Sox, they succeeded only in turning up the heat on themselves.
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The letter "x" appears as a visual element throughout "Legion," Noah Hawley's new FX series, turning up in windowpanes and furniture designs, and most prominently in the letter "o" of its title.
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As founders and owners of European luxury brands put an eye toward retirement, a number of businesses, like Prada and Giorgio Armani, have been turning up on wish lists for luxury retailers.
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But after Amazon&aposs humbling loss to Microsoft for the Pentagon&aposs massive $10 billion JEDI cloud contract earlier this year, Amazon is turning up the heat, at least rhetorically, on Microsoft.
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We take the weekend to highlight some of the recent books coverage in The Times: George W. Bush's two terms as president are already turning up as the subject of historical fiction.
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And if I were in the habit of turning up at Columbus Circle with a hangover in the mornings, I would probably become a regular consumer of mortadella minis with Ssam Sauce.
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Baer said furanyl fentanyl is "in top three in terms of national availability of fentanyl compounds," and that acryl fentanyl has started turning up in seized drugs more often in recent months.
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So I was really pleased with the Vulture's backstory, the whole setting around his schemes, and the degree to which the aliens turning up has complicated even basic street crime in the MCU.
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I saw people turning up eight days before the game to voluntarily enter a Verizon-sponsored Disneyland in downtown San Francisco named Super Bowl City — "dope … if you are drunk," one guy tweeted.
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Faulkner, a close pal (and maybe also a lover) of the playwright Tennessee Williams, made colorful, stylized still lifes and was known for turning up at art shows with a bourbon-drinking goat.
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There's no room in David's comprehension for what's happening to Nic, for the ways in which he will go from overachiever to turning up near death in a hospital thousands of miles away.
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That's especially dangerous with fentanyl, a perilously potent opioid, now tainting the illegal drug market and increasingly turning up in counterfeit pain pills like the ones blamed for the 2016 death of Prince.
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Together with Powell, he knew they needed some big names to make it work, and managed to get an interview with the writer James Baldwin, turning up unannounced at his London hotel room.
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Le'Veon Bell is spending his time away from Steelers camp in epic fashion ... turning up with his girlfriend and smackin' a whole lotta butts at a strip club -- and it's all on video.
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Memphis snapped its own five-game slide - during which it surrendered an average of 246 points - on Monday by turning up the defensive intensity in a 28-28 win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
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"Forever chemicals" linked to cancer are turning up in farm produce across the country, leading farms to lay off workers, incinerate cranberry harvests, kill cows, and dump thousands of gallons of dairy milk.
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But the Cavaliers answered with a trio of 3s to whittle the deficit to 16-13 before turning up the intensity defensively and getting a boost from little-used veteran center Anderson Varejao.
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"From a straight-up policy perspective, Donald Trump is on exactly the wrong side of issues for a lot of people who are turning up and supporting him," one Democrat tells the Post.
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"Rather than people turning up and taking down names and numbers, making it a very clinical deal, it's a real icebreaker to have the dog and makes buyers receptive to us," Ashley said.
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The 2018 BET Hip Hop Awards turned into one big party onstage and off, with the best artists and biggest ballers turning up in South Beach ... showing off their ice, style and swag.
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The map and scant description provided ample detail for them to go on—as evidenced by the snowballing number of earless monitor lizards that quickly began turning up in collections and online ads.
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The study said labeling is often unclear, and palm oil can be listed under any one of more than 200 alternative names, turning up frequently in foods such as biscuits and chocolate spread.
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The news of the 800 number surfaced soon after BuzzFeed received leaked screenshots of Uber's customer service platform that showed a search for "rape" turning up 5,827 tickets and "sexual assault" 6,160 tickets.
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Lesley Barber's operatic score supports the cast's performances, mercifully turning up the soundtrack dial to cover a couple excruciating scenes that would otherwise play out as a cacophony of bloodcurdling, scenery-chewing screams.
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While many fans keep turning up to see their team out of unquestioning loyalty or a warped sense of obligation, for others the match is another means to demonstrate a busy social life.
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Audio is louder and clearer and I find myself turning up the volume to catch up on YouTube videos at home instead of pulling out my iPad or turning on my MacBook Pro.
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At Trump's 2019 State of the Union, Melania found herself back in the political spotlight after turning up in black for the speech, sharply contrasting female Democrats who wore white to honor suffragists.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Three months after being hospitalized for exhaustion, rapper Kanye West made his first major public appearance on Wednesday, turning up for his Yeezy fashion show during New York Fashion Week.
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"As the marketplace for original content becomes more crowded, Netflix is turning up the volume to promote the increasing number of Netflix originals," Michael Nathanson, a MoffettNathanson analyst, wrote in the research note.
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Apple and Huawei have put them in their smartphones; Google has made its own to power its cloud AI services; and custom vision chips are turning up in both drones and consumer cameras.
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The US Army is turning up the power on its plans for a high-energy laser to shoot down everything from rockets and mortars to even "more stressing threats," the service recently revealed.
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Cambridge was an early center of the American psychedelic explosion, centered on Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert's various projects at Harvard, with LSD sugar cubes turning up around Harvard Square even before that.
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Among other things, a key mystery lingering over this saga is why potent fentanyls are turning up in some batches of stimulant drugs like cocaine, methamphetamine and even, perhaps most terrifyingly, counterfeit Adderall.
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Young was out turning up at Hyde when we asked him about the nickname ... which has been given to Clarkson & Russell since the two young pups have been killing on the court recently.
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Other actresses, including Amy Adams and Thandie Newton, opted for more classic silhouettes in darker colors, while Hollywood stalwart Meryl Streep defied the trend by turning up in a black blazer and trousers.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Khabib Nurmagomedov stormed out of the final media conference ahead of his lightweight title fight against Conor McGregor on Thursday, in response to the Irishman not turning up on time.
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This is newly useful to me, because I find myself constantly turning up the volume on my AirPods in the subway and other loud places, and I don't want to do longterm damage.
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Another bad sign is that too many new cases are turning up who were not known contacts of patients and were not being monitored, meaning they could have infected yet more unknown people.
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The urban hub for all things style has been the site of Fashion Week happenings since late last week, and attendees are turning up in their most show-stopping attire for the occasion.
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There they encounter sexy locals and their angry wives, while people from their pasts keep turning up, reminding them (and readers) that aging doesn't necessarily translate into a life of peace and quiet.
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On Saturday, A&E plunges into the seamy story with "The Killing Season," an eight-episode examination that merely begins on Gilgo Beach, where the bodies of prostitutes began turning up in 2010.
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At home, when she wasn't studying or attempting cartwheels in the yard, she would help her mother with chores around the house, or in the garden, turning up weeds and tamping down bulbs.
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The Hawks, turning up the defensive pressure, went on an 11-0 run in the third quarter and were within 73-20173 going in the fourth despite 13 third-quarter points by Booker.
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That disclosure, made in Federal District Court in Manhattan, suggests that rather than winding down, a major federal investigation into corruption within the police department is still turning up new evidence of misconduct.
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In 1980, the planting of Will's backpack under the floorboards on Woodard's deck was enough to close the case and pin both murders on the dead scavenger, despite Julie's body never turning up.
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If the DNA is permanent — the family recipe book passed down through generations — the RNA is like your aunt's scribbled-out recipe on a Post-It note, turning up only when it's needed.
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He's got no opponent yet ... but Canelo Alvarez has returned to his boxing gym to start training -- while his promoter, Oscar De La Hoya, is now turning up the heat on Gennady Golovkin.
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Truth be told, it's a little distracting to have geek celebrities like Felicia Day and Patton Oswalt turning up as the mad scientists subjecting Jonah and his pals to their bad movie experiments.
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The correspondence between Chinese exports and LME arrivals isn't perfect (see the chart above) but the broad picture is one of metal leaving China and turning up in the most easily shippable LME locations.
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His shirt is off and he's turning up on horseback, in a stable, and out in the wilderness, one-upping the motocross vibes of the last video by taking us back to simpler times.
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It's rare that the Academy Awards red carpet is exciting from the second it starts, but this year's attendees did us the favor of turning up their beauty games big time before the show.
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It's possible that many, if not a large portion, of those turning up to see Trump at his rallies are merely there for the show, curious about the hype surrounding the bombastic billionaire's campaign.
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Illicit chemists had grabbed ahold of AB-FUBINACA by 2014, when the DEA first scheduled the drug as a controlled substance after it started turning up for sale in head shops selling drug paraphernalia.
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Popular Force used the congressional majority it won in 2016 to help topple former president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski in March, and had recently been turning up the pressure on his successor, President Martin Vizcarra.
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Between the lines: Apple and the contract manufacturers are turning up the heat on Qualcomm before the company faces the Federal Trade Commission's claims it violated antitrust law in a trial starting in January.
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Today, mosquito invaders are turning up with increasing regularity from Washington DC to Strasbourg, challenging the notion that the diseases they carry will remain confined to the tropics, scientists documenting the cases told Reuters.
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On average, pupils at PSL schools spent about twice as much time learning as their peers at ordinary schools—a result of them turning up more often, relatively diligent teaching and longer school days.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - After months of turning up the heat on Deckers Outdoor Corp, hedge fund Marcato Capital Management recently proposed a settlement that the UGG boot maker rejected, a filing released on Monday shows.
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Tasha: That said, I would have liked to have seen a little more of him between "Eh, let's keep this technology and go evil," and him turning up in a creepy articulated wing-suit.
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The well released an estimated 134 million gallons of crude before it was capped, and tar balls and larger chunks of weathered oil are still turning up along the Gulf Coast six years later.
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In 2013—a full year before the lizards began turning up for sale in Europe—he posted a YouTube video filmed at his facility in Japan showing one of the lizards eating an earthworm.
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Associate U.S. men's team coach Kay Koroma told reporters that they still had to plan on Thursday for the unlikely possibility of the Russian, who gets a bronze medal for his pains, turning up.
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I was really excited to see my work reaching so many people through and beyond performance and art audiences, both online and with groups of fans turning up at the gallery to see Larry!
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Mr. Frank said ledgers "keep turning up in the hands of families," typically descendants of 22007th-century soldiers, merchants, missionaries, settlers and tourists who acquired the drawings from the artists as gifts or souvenirs.
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The latest must-have turning up in some of the city's most expensive condominiums is something that might seem mundane to home buyers in many other parts of the country: spacious master-suite closets.
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In a Reuters interview, Trump said he welcomed China's ban, but Beijing could solve the challenge posed by the North "very easily if they want to," turning up pressure on China to do more.
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Gradually I've noticed that I've been turning up the monitors over the course of a long night, and the ringing in my ears was taking longer and longer to fade away after each gig.
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We got "Jack" and "Sheryl" first name terms from some of the senators, and plenty of "thanks for turning up" heaped on them from all corners — with some very particular barbs reserved for Google.
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Johnston found herself on the phone with the bank teller, their man on the inside, and then, after first getting lost and turning up at the wrong Bank of America, handing across that note.
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Sure a band like, say, LCD Soundsystem might be playing a few festivals this summer, but they won't be turning up at every single one as if it was their duty to do so.
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Until fairly recently, the world of contemporary art went through a period of turning up its nose on figurative art — works that have a strong resemblance to the real world, especially the human figure.
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A parking lot next to the public library, at 7 Maple Avenue, becomes a piazza with some 2,000 habitués turning up to shop and eat to the beat of singer-songwriters or jazz ensembles.
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Apple's tools and guidelines prevent clipping and other unwanted remnants of the loudness wars — when producers and mastering engineers keep turning up the volume knob on recorded music at the expense of dynamic range.
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It was Sting, for some reason, who kept turning up over and over again, any time the show needed to stuff the "this is getting a little too dangerous" genie back into the bottle.
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The Fight for $85033 and National Employment Law Project (NELP) are turning up the heat on the Senate HELP Committee that is overseeing Puzder's nomination, particularly those four GOP senators who have expressed doubts.
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In addition to turning up better deals in the months after Black Friday, the study found that over 60% of the products had been offered for the same price or cheaper before November 29.
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More accustomed to ribbon-cutting ceremonies than to grappling with the uproar over Americans turning up dead in their hotel rooms, the minister, Francisco Javier García, insisted that the authorities had nothing to hide.
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He said Mokhnev received no pay for working with athletes, but added that a banned coach turning up at meets was "not okay", although the federation did not have the power to stop him.
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We got Gianluca Vacchi (yes, he's Italian) -- the dude GQ once called "The Coolest Man On Instagram" -- and asked him what he thought of Gronk turning up to Avicii's song in Austin this weekend.
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This can be done by turning up the temperature, but because the barns are so densely packed they can sometimes heat up that much just by virtue of the air systems being shut off.
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" Even so, he argued that the county had a right to move the polling place because "the calls received from voters in the area indicated that the location may risk discouraging voters from turning up.
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Deng wasn't the only freakishly tall guy turning up ... Andre Drummond and Jimmy Butler were also there ... and with the money the NBA's giving out these days, we're guessing a lot of people drank free.
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At a news conference last week prior to briefing Trump on the crisis, Kellyanne Conway, the White House's opioid crisis czar, warned of the risks of illicit fentanyl turning up in other drugs, including marijuana.
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He takes the opportunity to show off how much he's learned in the past 38 years, turning up the tension and squirm-in-your-seat anxiety to the point where it's nearly unbearable at times.
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Psychologists and relationship experts have spent years studying the science of infidelity, turning up surprising insights into what different couples consider cheating, how they react to cheating, and how they bounce back after someone strays.
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Think of him as that guy on a Milanese street whose softly burnished lace-ups bespeak a level of careful maintenance that has nothing to do with turning up in some shutterbug's social media feed.
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Why fentanyl is turning up in cocaine is a mystery, partly because the CDC's overdose data does not distinguish between deaths from cocaine laced with fentanyl and those from intentional mixing of the two drugs.
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It could be particles from these plastics are turning up in the pristine polar wilderness via the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, which flows clockwise around the continent and was historically thought to be impenetrable, researchers said.
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Ines is too dumbfounded to do anything about it, but he keeps turning up as Toni, seemingly wherever Ines is poised for peak embarrassment: in front of her boss, at work receptions, in her closet.
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InvisibleHandInvisibleHand has been helping online shoppers across the world for a long time now, and you'll usually find it in most round-ups of the best software tools for turning up bargains on the web.
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This would urge me to crank up the volume to drown out outside noise, but as we know all too well, turning up the volume when using in-ear headphones is especially bad for you.
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Around the same time that the Chicxulub crater was unearthed, other digs were turning up evidence of widespread volcanic activity 66 million years ago, in a series of geologic formations known as the Deccan traps.
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After clustering around 57th Street for the last several years, super-tall condominiums, which are coveted by buyers for their views and scorned by some others for their bulk, are turning up in other neighborhoods.
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It's worth remembering that the wider tin market, including ITRI, didn't even know there was a tin-mining district in Myanmar until imports of its concentrate started turning up in Chinese trade figures in 2013.
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"It is a likely sign that the vetting is turning up problems and they are trying to figure out how to deal with them," said Matthew Miller, a partner at the crisis management firm Vianovo.
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One can now imagine her turning up at the A-list only Met Gala, when previously her image suggested someone more at home leaving breadcrumb trails for animals to follow amongst the ancient California redwoods.
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That doesn't necessarily matter to consumers — again, it's not available for any single person to purchase — but it should give you an idea about what type of buildings this lock will be turning up in.
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A shutdown would be in step with other major central banks turning up the heat on monetary policy despite inflation well below their targets and generally expected to stay that way in the year ahead.
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In line with the howls of outrage, the play's producers called the secondary ticket market an "industry-wide plague" and asserted their contractual right to refuse entry to people turning up with a resold ticket.
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Police had earlier refused a request by the Civil Human Rights Front to hold the protest action - with thousands turning up to the march from the Causeway Bay shopping street to the city's business district.
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City doctors said the number of patients turning up with dizziness, confusion and vomiting – symptoms of heat exhaustion, a precursor to deadly heatstroke – is increasing, with patients 50 to 70 years old seemingly most affected.
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Mercedes had started missing visits again and turning up late, and after several warnings Judge Sherman became so concerned about the traumatizing effect her behavior was having on the children that she cancelled visits altogether.
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There's no family to raise and care for, no feedings required, and no risk of your pet turning up dead one morning—which can be a real downer when you're already nursing a hangover yourself.
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The authorities said that they began searching for the artifacts in 2012 after turning up images of stolen antiquities in a raid of a storage area affiliated with Subhash Kapoor, a former Manhattan gallery owner.
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You'd think that turning up alive would violate one of the more important requirements for having been "executed," but this is Israel we're talking about, so the rules for the rest of humanity don't apply.
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In the summer of 21946, with the shock of Snowden's turning up in Moscow still fresh, Russian officials started making noise about an "association agreement" that Ukraine was about to sign with the European Union.
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TEHRAN — Turning up the heat in an already tense standoff, several Iranian officials on Tuesday renewed accusations against Saudi Arabia, suggesting that the Persian Gulf kingdom was behind last week's twin terrorist attacks in Tehran.
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She said that the Moms Demand playbook of relentless activism — canvassing, phone banking, postcard writing, turning up at candidate events, and constantly pushing for gun sense policies — works, and their volunteer network is only growing.
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We settled on Weimar, a city of 65,000 in the rolling fields of Thuringia that is a bit like the Zelig of German history, turning up at every key crossroads and often leading the way.
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At the time, experts feared that Zika-infected mosquitoes would begin turning up in states along the Gulf Coast, prompting outbreaks like those seen in South America and threatening the nation's supply of donated blood.
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RDX was developed by the US military during World War II. It is now believed by many to cause cancer, and is increasingly turning up in drinking water supplies near military sites across the country.
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Photos by NJinLA When your shithead President is threatening the livelihood of immigrants and refugees, you put up a fight, which, if you're a certain breed of (party) person, means turning up for a good cause.
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Now, the dogged investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller into Russia's role in the 2016 is turning up details about Russia's cloak-and-dagger operations abroad that may well make for uncomfortable reading in the Kremlin.
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China is South Korea's biggest trading partner, and Ms. Park raised eyebrows among Washington officials last September by turning up at a huge military parade on Tiananmen Square in Beijing that was boycotted by Western leaders.
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The exhibition contains 80 official works, with more constantly turning up, as part of an open call to the community to bring in examples of velvet art from their homes for temporary display with their brethren.
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This month, the EU has blown through one self-imposed deadline after another, as they try to settle the conditions of a UK exit from the union, before heads of government start turning up in Brussels.
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The weapons that had made it so hard to stabilize Libya were turning up in Syria, Tunisia, Algeria, Mali, Niger, Chad, Nigeria, Somalia, Sudan, Egypt and Gaza, often in the hands of terrorists, insurgents or criminals.
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Its interspecies romance is decidedly not chaste, and its relationship with nostalgia is pointedly skeptical, with a memorable Michael Shannon turning up as the villain — a government agent safeguarding a poisonously narrow image of America. —A.
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Hindu groups have cheered him for turning up the heat on RBI Governor Urjit Patel, who it was reported came close to resigning in November due to a rift between the bank and the finance ministry.
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Short of turning up for the interview dressed head-to-toe in black, and then sneaking up behind the managing director at his desk, it is hard to see how candidates could demonstrate their ninja-ness.
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Let it wash over you as you realize shitty things like not being in love, or your boyfriend always turning up at your house drunk, can at the least be made into a pure pop banger.
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Keep an eye out for indications they've heard you, keeping in mind that these will be very subtle (the scent of your grandmother's perfume wafting in the air, your uncle's watch turning up in your dresser).
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Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan pulled out all the stops Thursday at the splashy premiere of Fifty Shades Darker in Los Angeles, turning up the glamour as they walked the red carpet and posed for photographers.
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The team is turning up these farflung objects as part of the hunt for a hypothetical Neptune-scale world called Planet Nine, which is known only by its apparent gravitational tug on outer solar system objects.
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Many are desperate to go home, turning up at dawn at Maiduguri's minibus taxi rank to take their chances on the Bama road, only to be turned back by soldiers on the outskirts of the city.
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TMZ Sports obtained footage of Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson, Hilary Knight, Amanda Kessel and the rest of the squad turning up at the Czech House in South Korea -- hours after defeating Canada in the gold medal game.
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Trump's approval rating is in the 40s, he's losing favor with independent voters, and newly empowered House Democrats are turning up the heat with a myriad of investigations into his policies, business dealings and personal scandals.
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With Trump turning up the protectionist rhetoric, French President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to make it more difficult for foreign takeovers in strategic European industries, warning European Union governments to guard against "naivety" in global trade.
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That is indeed what Mr Puigdemont and four of his counsellors have done, turning up in Brussels this week from where they are likely to contest European extradition warrants which the judge is poised to issue.
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The fingerprints of Brazil's largest arms companies are turning up in a growing number of the world's hot spots, including Yemen, where thousands of civilians are perishing in a punishing war with no end in sight.
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Mysteriously, some of these books begin turning up at the door of Samantha's Oxford lodgings, sending her on a hunt filled with Gothic twists and leading her — and the reader — down pathways strewn with Brontë arcana.
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However, the apparent surge in young people turning up to vote Labour across the country led to some incredible results, particularly in university towns like Canterbury, which turned red for the first time in its history.
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Mr. Trump seemed to take particular umbrage that his ambitious proposal to cut prescription drug prices got lost amid the breaking news about explosive devices turning up in post offices in Florida and New York City.
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In 2003, he played a warm up gig for his stadium show, turning up to the club the night before and asking owner Michael Tortoni if he could play a show with his eight-piece band.
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Mr. Jones's latest stunt — turning up on Capitol Hill this week to call attention to his claim that he is being unfairly silenced on ideological grounds — led to an embarrassing rebuff by a conservative Republican senator.
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We're using Zoom to communicate with our co-workers, we're checking in with friends via group Facetime, and now, because we can't hit up our fave weekend spots for the foreseeable future, we're turning up online.
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Attendances for the first weekend of the season were around half of what they were last year, though that still meant almost 4,000 people turning up to watch Brest, the defending champion, play its first game.
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The underground space was discovered during the construction of the pastry shop upstairs, and it turns out that it was once a speakeasy, a bit of history that seems to be turning up often these days.
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Maybe Gabriel will keep turning up like a bad kopeck, but it sure felt like this was how we'll have to remember Martha — sitting alone in her dingy flat listening to Russian music on the radio.
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The court was also able to cross reference motor vehicle registrations, turning up recipients of land who were also owners of luxury cars, including a Porsche Cayenne GTS, a Range Rover and a BMW X5 Diesel.
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He and Murillo decided to organize, with the help of several Berkeley students and faculty, a group for formerly incarcerated students: they called it the Underground Scholars Initiative, or U.S.I. Sure enough, people started turning up.
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I pictured myself turning up my car radio to drown out the screams of PR people from Arby's and Budweiser as they were murdered by mobs for their limited edition Area 51-themed food and drinks.
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There are hints of some terrible horror lurking in the heart of Southern rural America (in this case via the form of strange dolls that keep turning up at the scenes of children's murders and disappearances).
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If the DNA is permanent — the family recipe book passed down through generations — the RNA is like your aunt's scribbled-out recipe on a Post-It note, turning up only when it's needed and disappearing again.
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The water is cool and pink but eventually you wonder if Titanic will start turning up the heat and that, before you know it, you'll be boiled alive or choke on the Pepto-Bismol taste and drown.
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Waves of young gay people fleeing intolerance and abuse back east were turning up there, and in 1966 an early band of queer-friendly activists managed to get the Tenderloin designated a War on Poverty target district.
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When an Australian yacht won the America's Cup in September 1983, Hawke famously declared, "Any boss who sacks anyone for not turning up today is a bum" -- a comment that has forever been associated with the leader.
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He was one journalist, knocking on doors, bribing his way into free trade zones where these companies were offshoring, turning up at Mossack Fonseca's offices in Panama and Nevada to ask questions no one wanted to answer.
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It was the first time Kaufmann had ever melted one of her sculptures, and after turning up the heat, she and the hosts dipped some tortilla chips in the melted cheese and enjoyed a nice little snack.
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In 2010, for example, researchers described a new species of psychedelic gecko on a small Vietnamese island; two years later, the geckos began regularly turning up for sale in Europe, priced at up to $3,300 per pair.
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Many women are all too familiar with the phenomenon of turning up to a wedding, a meal, or an evening out in their nicest heels, only to regret the decision within the space of a few hours.
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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials warned that traffic with Mexico could slow as the agency shifts 750 border personnel from ports of entry to help process asylum seekers who are turning up between official crossing points.
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Future has always been the champion of creating anthems about turning up through your pain, but the introspective nature of "Mask Off" makes it one of the finest and most expressive moments of his extremely prolific career.
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These legendarily tight-lipped Alpine dullards even managed to extend their no-questions-asked bank account policy to the guys in black jackboots who kept turning up with bags full of gold teeth throughout the early 1940s.
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"It is very premature to shout victory, it's true we had some success in Beni because all the steps we've taken have had an impact, but unfortunately we see cases turning up in other areas," she said.
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With President Trump and his newly emboldened Sunni partners in Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf turning up the heat against Iran, Tehran and its allies will be determined, he said, to show they cannot be intimidated.
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As his company grew, Mr. Khawaja married a Lithuanian-born model, purchased several luxury vehicles, including a Ferrari, and began turning up with his new wife in photographs from parties at high-end jewelry and clothing stores.
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Protesters were warned against turning up, and Mr. Wu's supporters and Western diplomats who went to the courthouse were enveloped by the police and security guards in plain clothes, according to human rights groups monitoring the trial.
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His discovery prompted others to scour the heat map, turning up other possible locations of U.S. and other mostly Western personnel who typically use high-tech fitness devices, including elsewhere in the Middle East and in Africa.
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He said any North Korean actions that threatened U.S. or South Korean forces would be met with "an appropriate response," turning up the volume of the tough language that has marked President Donald Trump's approach to North Korea.
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So when the Hubble Space Telescope began searching for plumes around Europa, turning up some promising imagery from the moon's equator, he revisited data acquired by Galileo's close flyby some 206 kilometers (128 miles) above Europa's equatorial crust.
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"We have seen these health problems, primarily due do adulterated and impure cocaine, play out in South America over the last decade," he said, with drug users suddenly turning up with severe infections or kidney and liver failure.
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Steve Zahn stars as a sheriff in a coastal Oregon town faced with refugees turning up in the water — but the refugees are from 150 years in the future, and they're escaping a war that hasn't happened yet.
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Contractor fraud comes next, involving fake contractors asking for upfront payments for the removal of trees or the repair of a roof and never turning up, or doing the work so poorly that it needs to be redone.
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In a series of advertisements organized by Dubai's tourism board, Shah Rukh Khan, the Bollywood mega-star, walks around Dubai, surprising – and delighting – people while posing as a waiter, or turning up for a game of beach volleyball.
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And yet, a month or so ago when life-sized naked Trump replicas were turning up around the country and people were jesting about the fatness of this man who, terrifyingly, wants to be president - I didn't laugh.
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Pat Mackie, wearing a Tottenham Hotspur F.C. cap, was particularly blunt in his criticism of the mayor and appeared to endorse Johnson's criticism that Khan is more interested in turning up to glitzy events than fixing London's problems.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Business leaders in Britain and beyond warned on Wednesday of catastrophic job losses and chaos at ports if the country does not agree a European Union withdrawal, turning up the heat on politicians to deliver clarity.
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RELATED: Poll: Clinton lead narrows in Iowa Meantime, the tone of the Democratic race has grown more combative, with Clinton's campaign turning up the heat as well, running an ad that indirectly call out Sanders on gun control.
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RIGA (Reuters) - Latvia's ABLV Bank sought emergency support on Monday after U.S. officials accused it of helping breach North Korean sanctions while the country's central bank chief faced bribery allegations, turning up the spotlight on its financial system.
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Through that partnership, Evans-Hendricks and her Whole Foods colleagues took notice of increasing numbers of small vendors turning up to sell handcrafted foods and beverages, opting to sell online or from their homes instead of renting space.
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Doing little more than adjusting her posture and accent, or sometimes changing hats or turning up the collar of her gray uniform jacket, she instantaneously transforms from one to the next, for the most part keeping them distinct.
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There were breaks between his appearances, but he kept turning up to talk about how he wanted America open for business again by Easter (a bad idea) or how the flu is deadlier than the coronavirus (it's not).
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Since invading Ukraine three and a half years ago, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has mastered the tactical rheostat, turning up the heat at will, then cooling things down when the United States and Europe push back.
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What might give Mr. Putin pause at turning up the temperature yet again within eastern Ukraine — or worse, taking another whole bite out of the country — is the knowledge his troops would be seriously bloodied in the doing.
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Ne-Yo and Johnta Austin followed suit last night, duking it out in what may have been the toughest match up so far; the songwriters showed up with 25 songs each, with every selection turning up the heat.
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Image: Alessandro Pierattini"My paper reexamines the blocks from the mid-seventh century temples at Corinth and Isthmia and their peculiar cuttings—two parallel rope-grooves on their underside and turning up on one end," Pierattini told Gizmodo.
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The species of rat responsible for the black death, as the plague was called, Rattus rattus, a black rat that first arrived in Europe probably about A.D. 500, is not the rat now turning up in Paris parks.
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" The artists and writers are pretty much stock characters, turning up every once in a while to choreograph dances about the estrus cycle of seals and lament their lack of progress on literary investigations of the "cartographic imperative.
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State Department and Defense Department officials have defied the White House by testifying, but the NSC is part of the White House, so by turning up to testify they'll be snubbing Trump and White House counsel Pat Cipollone.
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Recent articles by the BBC and the Washington Post have cited a 2018 study in the journal Scientific Reports saying that these bone growths have been turning up more often than expected in people aged 18 to 30.
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The Mills sisters claimed that they experienced "strange activity with their telephones, journalists and photographers turning up in unexpected locations" and the publication of private information "without any apparent identifiable source", according to a statement read in court.
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His supporters have also taken up the fashion, turning up at his weekly court appearances where they are separated by police in colorful contrast to white-clad members of a hardline Muslim group calling for Purnama to be jailed.
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Rather than wait for the birth and the ensuing announcement, which could be any day now, royal fanatics have been digging deep into the Royal Family's website in hopes of turning up some clues — and some think they did.
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Other states, including Missouri, are following suit with similar bills of their own, which Jones called a "war on women," before turning up the heat on the 25 white men who voted in favor of Alabama's anti-abortion law.
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Photo: GettyAfter users noticed last week that the terms "bisexual" and "bisexuality" were turning up no search results on Twitter, the company responded to criticism from LGBTQ advocates on Tuesday, apologizing and blaming a "technical issue" for the error.
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But it&aposs also looking more and more possible that scientists are going to have to explain why so many other experiments aren&apost spotting very real sterile neutrinos that are turning up in Fermilab and Los Alamos Lab.
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They found that the research subjects' brains amped up activity in the visual processing center of the brain (called the visual cortex) while they were learning how to play — kind of like turning up the volume on that violin.
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One man has been arrested and another is under investigation after Spanish police raided a house in the city of Bullas, turning up an incredible trove of 2000,233 rare coins, 2760,237 archaeological artifacts, 5753 paintings, 2575 manuscripts, and more.
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Dragons grow up and their power cannot be contained even by those who raised them, as Daenerys learns when the charred bodies of small livestock, and eventually children, start turning up, courtesy of her well-treated, fire-breathed babes.
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The most interesting bit of functionality on that front happens when you fully cover the right cup with your hand, instantly turning down the noise cancelling and turning up ambient awareness, so you can, say, hear your boarding announcement.
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Funds from veteran Jeffrey Ubben's ValueAct to first-time agitators like Dallas-based Blue Lion Capital have been turning up the heat on banks over the past year, seeking everything from investments in digital banking platforms to outright sales.
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Mexicans who help build U.S. President Donald Trump's planned border wall would be acting immorally and should be deemed traitors, the Catholic Archdiocese of Mexico said on Sunday, turning up the heat on a simmering dispute over the project.
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David: In the last job I had before teaching, I used to totally take the piss, turning up late for work having come straight from a party, but I maintain a pretty solid delineation between work and recreation now.
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And a rash of malicious ads turning up on sites such as The New York Times, BBC and MSN earlier this year showed that even the big-name sites can unwittingly become complicit in the crimes of cyber-evildoers.
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After months of murders, rapes, torture, and other violent acts turning up in users' feeds—Mark Zuckerberg has announced that Facebook plans to hire a few thousand more people to help better monitor videos posted to the social network.
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"It's unusual obviously to have a wallaby running around on the Harbor Bridge, but there are more and more of these wallabies turning up in bush land close to the city," Veterinarian Larry Vogelnest, who treated the wallaby, said.
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None of this will surprise regular readers of this column, which, in recent months, has given Payless a recurring role in this space — a bit like a guest star in a sitcom who catches on and keeps turning up.
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A dozen countries in the region have already been turning up the pressure on socialist Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, and are expected to back a statement on the sidelines of the summit condemning the widely-criticized May 20 election.
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And in 210, with federal agents investigating falsified military records, Mayor Robert W. Levy fled the city, disappearing for more than two weeks before turning up in a rehabilitation clinic and later saying he lied to receive veterans benefits.
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Puerto Ricans are turning up in droves in Florida, particularly Orlando, in a post-Hurricane Maria exodus so large it rivals those from New Orleans to Houston after Hurricane Katrina and from Cuba to Miami during the Mariel boatlift.
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It also shows that a slowdown in construction is no longer just turning up in forward indicators, but already being felt, as the Sydney-based company said growth at its building and demolition collection businesses was slower than forecast.
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After initially ignoring the protests, officials have begun to respond to American statements more directly, while turning up the propaganda against the United States in state media, which has been strikingly effective at shaping public opinion on the mainland.
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First, may I echo Johnny's words earlier and thank in particular Patricia and Richard, and all the teams involved in making tonight so very special and such a success…at least so far… Thank you also for turning up!
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Well aware of the paucity of Asian actors within the existing US studio system, the duo ran an open casting call, turning up a number of unknowns, most notably in their choice of debutant Golding as their romantic lead.
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After months of murders, rapes, torture, and other violent acts turning up in users' feeds — Mark Zuckerberg has announced that Facebook plans to hire a few thousand more people to help better monitor videos posted to the social network.
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John, 39, and Ann, 73, were accustomed to strangers turning up at their door accusing them of crimes; the visitors would usually pull up maps on their smartphones that pointed at John and Ann's backyard as a hotbed of criminal activity.
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In a 19th century guide to the museum's collection, sources are shown to be eclectic, with many meteorites turning up when fields were plowed, and one in what is now the state of Virginia even being used as an anvil.
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Though traditionally more popular in the Midwest and South, home parties are turning up in Northeast cities, the New York Times noted last year, with sellers packing friends into small apartments to sell jewelry, beauty products, and, yes, sex toys.
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Six different dog rescue companies told the BBC that dogs with squashed faces have been turning up in droves at shelters, including Battersea Dogs Home and Bluecross Animal Rescue, which reported receiving a total of 314 "flat-faced" dogs in 2015.
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The United States reimposes oil and financial sanctions against Iran on Monday, significantly turning up the pressure on Tehran in order to curb its missile and nuclear programs and counter its growing military and political influence in the Middle East.
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As persuasive as ever, Carrie shortly comes into possession of a phone conversation in which Agent Conlin (Dominic Fumusa) insists to the authorities that they continue chasing after Sekou, even after all the evidence they've found keeps turning up nothing.
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Texas police are calling on the public to help identify a woman they've dubbed the "Wedding Crasher," who is suspected of turning up to weddings uninvited, posing as a guest, and swiping presents off the gift table before fleeing the venue.
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Turning up the heat with Jonas is model Charlotte McKinney — decked in a leather jacket and black bra — with whom the singer gets hot and heavy in the aforementioned elevator, then on the floor while playing with a video camera.
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Nimble shale drillers are now helping mitigate the nearly 23-percent slide crude price rout by cutting back output, but may also limit any rally by quickly turning up the spigots once prices start recovering from current levels just above $22.
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It was a moment that was supposed to make Hazel face the arrogance of her position as a Black woman obsessed with beauty, "turning up," and the idea that the complexion of her skin made her better than other Black women.
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