If you owe an unexpectedly large amount, that's a nasty hit; if you receive an unexpectedly large refund, that's a frabjous day.
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In 2008, Mr. Johnson unexpectedly ran for mayor of London and, even more unexpectedly for a Conservative in a Labour city, won.
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Britain's jobless rate unexpectedly rose unexpectedly for the first time in almost two years and pay growth remained modest, officials figures released on Wednesday showed.
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Last month, Corbat asked investors for patience in improving results, arguing Citigroup had fallen short because of unexpectedly high capital requirements and unexpectedly low interest rates.
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Japan's jobless rate unexpectedly fell to match a 27-year low hit earlier this year and Tokyo-area consumer price inflation unexpectedly accelerated 0.2 percentage point to 0.8%.
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Windows of opportunity sometimes open -- and close -- unexpectedly.
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Trump's optimistic or desperate supplicants had to hope that Trump would shape up and lose in a somewhat dignified manner; or that he'd win unexpectedly and (just as unexpectedly) govern well; or that he'd win unexpectedly and then self-destruct so thoroughly that the vice president would enjoy a short cut to history.
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It's easy enough to see how an unexpectedly close reelection fight driven by unexpectedly low Democratic turnout could push an incumbent Democrat to reposition himself somewhat more conservatively in the future.
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But in theory, savvy political advisers ought to be able to tell you that the unexpectedly low turnout was driven by unexpectedly bad weather and there's no need to have this reaction.
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Data showed U.S. producer prices unexpectedly fell in July, recording their biggest drop in nearly a year, while another set showed the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose last week.
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The idea is to ensure sufficient investment in capacity and to build a buffer, a "reserve margin" of extra generating capacity, in case demand unexpectedly spikes or a power plant unexpectedly shuts down.
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Perhaps a photo of your nephew unexpectedly got you weepy.
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Bernie Sanders's unexpectedly strong challenge has always had a clear,
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You don't want an ironing board collapsing unexpectedly on you.
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Some artists, like Beyoncé, just drop albums unexpectedly on us.
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Luckily, Alice is on hand with an unexpectedly specific solution.
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If such a shift ever comes, it will come unexpectedly.
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Unexpectedly, the Healers tribe comes out of the gate strongest.
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But the geopolitical landscape has unexpectedly shifted in the meantime.
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Steve Stivers, unexpectedly denounced their member of Congress, Steve King.
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But this past Thursday, the court unexpectedly reversed its decision.
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Unexpectedly greatest news, like a ray of light after gloom.
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Both emerged unexpectedly as contenders despite most election watchers' dismissals.
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What's it like finding a live animal or kid unexpectedly?
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That, ultimately, is what makes this memoir so unexpectedly moving.
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Unexpectedly, he won, and moved to the U.S. in 2010.
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An arm unexpectedly rises in the air towards her mother.
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The question is whether this unexpectedly good performance can continue.
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Bookings for cruise holidays were unexpectedly healthy over the winter.
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The project began after Humphrey's husband died unexpectedly in 2007.
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It's beautiful how life can change like that, so unexpectedly.
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Six Minutes in May: How Churchill Unexpectedly Became Prime Minister.
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Prosecutors unexpectedly dropped the charges against the actor in March.
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The alien time or place unexpectedly appears here and now.
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The veteran ESPN host John Saunders died unexpectedly on Wednesday.
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" The Daily Pennsylvanian dubbed Bush's debating style as "unexpectedly aggressive.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday unexpectedly announced that, beginning Sept.
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Isobel unexpectedly meets someone while tripping at said dance class.
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Marielle Heller loves to make movies about unexpectedly scary women.
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Fart perfume is an unexpectedly accurate way of describing it.
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Last August, my partner and I found ourselves unexpectedly expecting.
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It was an unorthodox presentation, sure — unexpectedly (and literally) quiet.
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Some candidates have been boosted, even unexpectedly, such as Sens.
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The unexpectedly powerful blast destroyed much of the test equipment.
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Australia's most famous NFL player has unexpectedly left the league.
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Unfortunately, my client passed away very young and quite unexpectedly.
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Unfortunately, though, Gaz died very suddenly and unexpectedly last June.
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The pair were dating when Monteith died unexpectedly in 2013.
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He won it on style and unexpectedly also on substance.
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He left unexpectedly, but he left me with a lot.
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It could turn out unexpectedly impossible to correct once running.
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And some had, perhaps unexpectedly, adopted an exclusively vegetarian diet.
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The star claimed that Jones showed up one night unexpectedly.
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Then, one day, Victor unexpectedly had a massive heart attack.
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Donald Trump spoke earlier, in an unexpectedly gracious concession speech.
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Trump announced he was disbanding both councils unexpectedly on Wednesday.
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A child unexpectedly becomes ill, requiring an emergency room visit.
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It was unexpectedly quiet, there was just a single dude.
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Otherwise you might find yourself in an unexpectedly uncomfortable situation.
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One day the teacher, suddenly and unexpectedly, strikes the prince.
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In the middle of October 2015 her doctor called unexpectedly.
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Kentucky and Mississippi are choosing governors in unexpectedly competitive races.
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Halloween has a way of creeping up on people unexpectedly.
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The debate also drew out influential new supporters, sometimes unexpectedly.
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"I thought it sounded homophobic," Pattie said, unexpectedly tearing up.
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They have relied on a structure that proves unexpectedly fragile.
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Policymakers unexpectedly cut the rate to 7.5 percent in December.
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If a character can be unexpectedly racist, they will be.
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They lose their leg or death comes at them unexpectedly.
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INDIA - India's central bank unexpectedly lowered interest rates on Feb.
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Some career breaks are planned, while others might happen unexpectedly.
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Mo, not unexpectedly, crashes and burns while chasing Zeke's approval.
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Ms. Gould quickly found herself living an unexpectedly glamorous life.
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Mr. Zissou unexpectedly put his client on the witness stand.
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One student, getting her period unexpectedly, bleeds onto a chair.
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A number of features have struck her as unexpectedly thoughtful.
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Then her father, her biggest champion and inspiration, died unexpectedly.
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In this case, a mother has died suddenly and unexpectedly.
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Unexpectedly, the new gig bloomed into something else, something more.
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Quite unexpectedly, he won them over — a little bit, anyway.
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Uber's general manager for northern Europe quit unexpectedly on Monday.
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But six months later, the road has become unexpectedly bumpy.
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Ms. Nixon may actually find an unexpectedly warm reception upstate.
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But the Mexicans are unexpectedly tapping into that nostalgia, too.
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Last month, Tyler's mom died unexpectedly after a brain aneurysm.
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Germany's gross domestic product unexpectedly shrank in the third quarter.
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The Vietnamese, while outmanned, put up an unexpectedly robust defense.
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Once, Vice President Mike Pence showed up for one unexpectedly.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson's unexpectedly decisive election victory on Dec.
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But that flow stalled suddenly and unexpectedly several weeks ago.
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Other companies fear the agreement would raise their taxes unexpectedly.
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But "The Emoji Movie" (Sony) was an unexpectedly close second.
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"Unexpectedly, a beautiful thing happened," she wrote in her column.
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However, unexpectedly strong trade data on Thursday provided some relief.
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Just six months later, she died unexpectedly of a stroke.
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Now, I unexpectedly met them again in the hearing room.
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That could result in the hood unexpectedly opening while driving.
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The role of Sarah has proved to be unexpectedly exhausting.
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The C.E.O. of Imperial Tobacco, Alison Cooper, has unexpectedly resigned.
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After years of decline, traffic deaths unexpectedly spiked last year.
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When he died suddenly and unexpectedly, our bar community grieved.
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But the researchers unexpectedly detected two tones, rather than one.
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We unexpectedly moved to New Delhi, India, one year ago.
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A House committee unexpectedly voted to repeal the 2001 AUMF.
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Markets took some unexpectedly strong German trade data in stride.
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Deep emotions will unexpectedly come up for examination today, Sagittarius.
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Then the White House unexpectedly walked away from the deal.
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Syracuse basketball standout Fab Melo has died unexpectedly in Brazil.
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I've unexpectedly coined the term Big Emotion in this book.
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We've had a few of our players pass away unexpectedly.
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Like I'd take Negan's unexpectedly revealed good twin over Dwight.
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So when she became pregnant unexpectedly, she chose an abortion.
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The U.S. dollar weakened on Friday after U.S. retail sales were unexpectedly flat in July, while producer prices also unexpectedly fell in the month, raising concerns about the strength of third-quarter economic growth.
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Foxconn unexpectedly balked just before the deal was to be sealed.
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"Feelings can erupt unexpectedly, causing situations to boil over," Reed says.
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Revenue beat forecasts, as well, however comparable-restaurant sales unexpectedly fell.
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But when Trump unexpectedly won the election, all these doubts vanished.
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But it's always possible the fire could unexpectedly spark back up.
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If not, the prospects for Mr Macron will be unexpectedly bright.
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She'll bust into some sort of funny voice or something unexpectedly.
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All of those opportunities and projects arose later, sometimes very unexpectedly.
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He explains how his outfit adapted against an unexpectedly difficult enemy.
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That man is his brother, Euron Greyjoy, who has unexpectedly returned.
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Lara unexpectedly pays a visit to Axe at the bachelor pad.
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American Vandal presents an unexpectedly realistic version of American high school.
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When was the last night that you got unexpectedly fucked up?
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This season, three designers used them in new, unexpectedly edgy ways.
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According to the documents, Thicke, who passed away unexpectedly on Dec.
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Apple unexpectedly lowered its guidance for the holiday quarter on Wednesday.
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I am not the only one who finds this unexpectedly engrossing.
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Unexpectedly, 14 pairs of his underwear went for $200 a piece.
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Here are some examples: Unexpectedly, stocks rallied for two days straight.
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Unfortunately and not unexpectedly, you know, someone took issue with it.
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Per the Deadline report, Barnett died unexpectedly while vacationing in Mexico.
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In Friday's report, however, wages were a disappointment, unexpectedly falling by .
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In August, United's aggressive roll out of last class unexpectedly stalled.
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Do you want Pete Davidson popping up unexpectedly on your screen?
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Parascandola's photos are unexpectedly sumptuous, considering their mostly barren subject matter.
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About a year ago, Jordan Feldstein passed very suddenly and unexpectedly.
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Creators got thrown to the wayside by Twitter unexpectedly cutting Vine.
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The post arrived unexpectedly, but it was a long time coming.
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Now — horribly, unexpectedly — they have to be protected from it, too.
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If the transition is unexpectedly sudden, stockmarkets will be dangerously exposed.
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Casting a female Lear unexpectedly amplifies the sense of male privilege.
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I would say that, had Aziz Ansari not dropped by unexpectedly.
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You know the feeling of unexpectedly finding $5 in your pocket?
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Temperatures plunged unexpectedly by up to 10 degrees Celsius this week.
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N surprised the market with unexpectedly aggressive expansion plans through 2020.
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Cream cheese's history is unexpectedly the epitome of an American tale.
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This was partly because of the risk of Charlie dying unexpectedly.
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It's like bumping into someone unexpectedly, we all have our limits.
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The investment proved critical in what became an unexpectedly close race.
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But on Wednesday, Haftar's Libyan National Army unexpectedly advanced towards Tripoli.
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Canada's economy unexpectedly shrank in February, a report showed on Tuesday.
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Earlier in the day, data showed weekly jobless claims rose unexpectedly.
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Ted Cruz in November following an expensive and unexpectedly tight battle.
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And, usually those exciting drunken discoveries involve unexpectedly delicious food combinations.
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Unexpectedly owing money — and trying to figure out how to pay.
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It's concerning when any top-level executive leaves a company unexpectedly.
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It's unexpectedly become one of my favorite shows of the summer.
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On Wednesday night, Eric unexpectedly tweeted a picture of a Jeopardy!
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U.S. home resales unexpectedly rose in May to 218 million units.
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When some job or series of projects ends unexpectedly and ambiguously?
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According to the documents, Alan, who passed away unexpectedly on Dec.
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After the unexpectedly emotional climax of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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She had found herself pregnant and single at 20, unexpectedly expecting.
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Did anything unexpectedly enter the frame that you decided to keep?
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In May, the site temporarily — and unexpectedly — rebranded itself as PatriotHole.
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However, manufacturing growth unexpectedly slowed in August as domestic demand softened.
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Souvannarath's plea came unexpectedly during a routine court hearing on Tuesday.
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Because stories, like people, have a way of leaping forward unexpectedly.
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In 2009, astronomers watched as a star suddenly and unexpectedly brightened.
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The result is unexpectedly engrossing, infuriatingly addictive, and remarkably self-assured.
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Then unexpectedly strangers helped him, giving him a ride to Germany.
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Another is-- unexpectedly rapid tightening of monetary conditions in some countries.
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On Thursday, data showed industrial orders fell unexpectedly by 2.5 percent.
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In the meantime, however, she ran into unexpectedly tough primary opposition.
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Scalia died unexpectedly Saturday while on a hunting trip in Texas.
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Unfortunately, methane is unpredictable and can billow through the mine unexpectedly.
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Nuclear-monitoring stations nearby unexpectedly went offline because of technical problems.
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Rosberg retired unexpectedly in December five days after winning the title.
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Unexpectedly, Randolph soon was called back to Virginia on political business.
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She said that the first Tumblr post went unexpectedly viral overnight.
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Nick, bafflingly if not unexpectedly, eliminates Rachel at the rose ceremony.
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Breakingviews The latest deal from China's richest man is unexpectedly logical.
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Prince died unexpectedly at his home in Minnesota on April 21.
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Some of Unicole's pop star outfits or accessories look unexpectedly expensive.
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They experienced emotional trauma, and I was unexpectedly diagnosed with cancer.
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Net sales inched up unexpectedly to $16.69 billion from $16.65 billion.
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I found the interviews unexpectedly difficult, however—very difficult, in fact.
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Trade data released at the same time was also unexpectedly poor.
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Some Texas cities were also hobbled by an unexpectedly high turnout.
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You've also become role models for people young and old, unexpectedly.
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Or who might do so if he were to resign unexpectedly.
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But other bills faltered in the face of unexpectedly strong opposition.
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It unexpectedly died in the state House after passing the Senate.
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Gandhi prime minister when her father's successor died unexpectedly in 1966.
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Does the New Jersey board of tourism have unexpectedly impressive reach?
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Last year was an unexpectedly bad year for the stock market.
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President Donald Trump unexpectedly fired FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday.
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Baugh unexpectedly filed as a Republican challenger, catching Democrats by surprise.
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Governments may unexpectedly change their terms, as Taiwan's did this year.
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After all, losing your job unexpectedly could qualify as an emergency.
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Indeed, I expect an unexpectedly transformed landscape when next we talk.
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And in June, Mr. Massey unexpectedly dropped out of the race.
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The event's stroll of fame did, unexpectedly, spawn a few trends.
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The problems appeared unexpectedly, when agricultural products arrived on the market.
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As Katya's marriage stagnates, she unexpectedly crosses paths with B. again.
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The next director, Jorge Daniel Veneciano, departed unexpectedly after two years.
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But she later unexpectedly turned around to support President Rodrigo Duterte.
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But it keeps swerving unexpectedly, favoring wit and insight over formula.
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But even if they were, those numbers could still shift unexpectedly.
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Urgent matters arise unexpectedly, and the court must sometimes act quickly.
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The debate was made moot when Kubera died unexpectedly on Jan.
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When she was 83 years old, Sasha found herself unexpectedly pregnant.
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So when he unexpectedly collided with them — twice — he kept going.
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The unexpectedly narrow outcome illustrated Mr. Trump's enduring appeal among conservatives.
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Markets took some unexpectedly strong German trade data in their stride.
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Mr. Clean was unexpectedly portrayed as something of a sex symbol.
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Walter the warthog died unexpectedly Saturday, the zoo said on Facebook.
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Her mother died unexpectedly 10 days before her wedding in April.
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Things unexpectedly turned deep when she volunteered to read my soul.
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Behind one door, quite unexpectedly, is Vogel, with a busted nose.
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The Trump administration unexpectedly ordered 46 holdover U.S. attorneys to quit.
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Markets took some unexpectedly strong German trade data in their stride.
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Sometimes a place and a person align in unexpectedly powerful ways.
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Her eyes filled with tears unexpectedly, at the idea of it.
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About two months after successfully completing the program, he died unexpectedly.
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And then unexpectedly, and serendipitously, Mr. Trump won the White House.
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German industrial orders fell unexpectedly in October, data showed on Thursday.
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The unexpectedly rapid drop in prices has sped up the timetable.
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An official manufacturing survey on Thursday showed activity unexpectedly picking up.
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And among television shows, "Veep" and "Transparent" were unexpectedly not invited.
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And Montefiore closing unexpectedly left them exposed and on their own?
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The inflation data was countered by unexpectedly poor retail sales figures.
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"First, I must apologize that this result was leaked unexpectedly," He said.
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The author unexpectedly killed a child at the end with no warning.
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However, U.S. President Donald Trump unexpectedly toughened his trade stance this week.
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German exports too plunged unexpectedly in February and Citigroup's economic surprise index .
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They are essentially a form of insurance against an unexpectedly long life.
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I constantly carry an awareness of unexpectedly having to leave the country.
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It has been updated to reflect the unexpectedly strong June jobs report.
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In 2014, he unexpectedly passed away, and Simon closed the Gates forevermore.
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The ship paused unexpectedly in Trinidad and emerged again in the new
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Unexpectedly, I think the resulting disaster made me a better computer user.
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Exports unexpectedly grew 0.5% in June, their first expansion in eight months.
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Unexpectedly, he ends up trying to become a part of their community.
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Crude stocks unexpectedly rose by 4.1 million barrels to 483.11 million barrels.
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I wasn't close to Mammaw, but her death hit me unexpectedly hard.
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"The profit and cash-flow numbers look unexpectedly good," Mr. Gordon said.
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However, some analysts have warned the central bank may sound unexpectedly hawkish.
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Both re-imagine animals in nature as unexpectedly relatable without anthropomorphizing them.
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But critically — and somewhat unexpectedly — Chinese Yao fans became Houston Rockets fans.
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Both judges play off each other in the most unexpectedly delightful way.
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Jon Harris unexpectedly took the stage after responding to an alleged assault.
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The show's perfect series finale was dark and twisted — and unexpectedly sad?
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Also, the dropout rate was unexpectedly higher in the self-help group.
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But the guidance rate unexpectedly came in much lower than market expectations.
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Earlier this year she unexpectedly lost her chief whip of 13 years.
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And in an unexpectedly progressive Ireland, it is Frances who represses herself.
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More unexpectedly, it's put a small village in Illinois on the map.
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This is when the delight of playing MapleStory 2 unexpectedly revealed itself.
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Unexpectedly, they also discovered a second inner ring around the central body.
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On August 18th the company's chief executive, Vishal Sikka (pictured), resigned unexpectedly.
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The game is both unexpectedly soothing and nearly impossible to put down.
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Since Trump unexpectedly won his bid for the White House on Nov.
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But they made history nonetheless, as unexpectedly large social and political phenomena.
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Dad turns up unexpectedly in an orange prison jumpsuit and laceless shoes.
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The Empire State Manufacturing unexpectedly collapsed, coming in at -6.80 for October.
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Dan Kay, a former contestant on Survivor: Gabon, died unexpectedly on Dec.
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When the villain pops out unexpectedly, you jump out of your seat.
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Also, Fed Governor Lael Brainard unexpectedly announced she'd deliver a speech Monday.
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The brand said the crown prince "unexpectedly passed away" without further explanation.
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A few times, the Sherpa unexpectedly started charging off the MacBook's battery.
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Many years ago, I watched a pregnancy test unexpectedly come up positive.
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Trump, of course, unexpectedly won the Electoral College, and thus the presidency.
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It's a fantastic day to socialize—you'll meet some unexpectedly awesome people.
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Growth in services activity unexpectedly sped up in September, boosting the pound.
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Talks unexpectedly stalled in early May, with both sides blaming the other.
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So why was its impact on trade and jobs so unexpectedly large?
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Central banks in England, Europe and Canada are also sounding unexpectedly hawkish.
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They unexpectedly develop feelings for each other, thwarting Will's plans for himself.
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Within the strong force, things are unexpectedly symmetric with respect to time.
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Yameen, who unexpectedly lost an election last year, was arrested in February.
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Unexpectedly, they detected traces of cannabinoids in the brazier's charred inner layer.
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Unexpectedly, they got bizarrely difficult, but I will get to that later.
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In particular, an unexpectedly sharp slowdown internationally would quickly spread to Switzerland.
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I wondered what that was, Jane said, with an unexpectedly mischievous smile.
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However, some unexpectedly intense emotions could flare up for you this evening.
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Data last week showed inflation unexpectedly slipped in April to 1.2 percent.
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Peyton Manning is gone; his heir apparent Brock Osweiler unexpectedly left, too.
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Watching the fandom unexpectedly champion Parvati has been a lot for Dollarhyde.
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Sparano died unexpectedly Sunday at age 56 of a heart-related issue.
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The airbags can unexpectedly explode, sending metal parts hurtling into the cabin.
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Scalia died unexpectedly last Saturday while on a hunting trip in Texas.
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In fact, Mr. Ciampanella, 2120, unexpectedly had his choice of several apartments.
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The coup leaders unexpectedly killed Diem; Lansdale was aghast (as was Kennedy).
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President Xi Jinping's top trade negotiator appeared unexpectedly at the talks (Bloomberg).
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O'Rourke is giving Cruz an unexpectedly strong challenge in deep-red Texas.
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Unexpectedly, Sam's Club also had a nice variety of jewelry behind glass.
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When Zachary dies unexpectedly, however, both women lose their means of expression.
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While he achieved an unexpectedly strong showing, he placed second, not first.
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My first thought, not unexpectedly, is of white Burgundy, Meursault in particular.
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Then when Gage was just 22 months, his mother, Cher, died unexpectedly.
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This year, my best friend and statistician for 85033 years, unexpectedly died.
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SRI LANKA - Policy makers unexpectedly hiked the key policy rates on Nov.
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In July, BNM unexpectedly cut its key rate by 25 basis points.
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Another Republican woman who could unexpectedly win the Speaker's gavel is Rep.
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Kasich's unexpectedly strong second-place performance will give him some bragging rights.
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Today's vibe is unexpectedly romantic, and creative inspiration is in the air!
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Steve Mershon made an unexpectedly poignant discovery on the beach last week.
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Even otherwise healthy people can contract an illness or get injured unexpectedly.
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A semi with blinking lights had unexpectedly turned in front of us.
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Unexpectedly alone at his show, I volunteered to be his audience participant.
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Dejected, she walks away and sees Beatriz, who has unexpectedly shown up.
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Ms. Gillibrand's podcast unexpectedly went silent in January after only six episodes.
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Andrew Prokop: He needs an unexpectedly big defeat for that to happen.
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If China's economy suddenly rebounds unexpectedly, that could have a similar effect.
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Bernie Sanders unexpectedly came within a point of Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Is there somewhere you went, for work, that you found unexpectedly interesting?
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Jim Yong Kim has unexpectedly resigned as president of the World Bank.
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But in 1997, Amado Carrillo Fuentes unexpectedly died while having plastic surgery.
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But in November, Judge William H. Pauley III unexpectedly rejected that settlement.
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The U.S. economy had an unexpectedly strong showing to start the year.
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Perhaps more unexpectedly, they also prompted American manufacturers to raise their prices.
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Unexpectedly, her book appears just as its stories and lessons become urgent.
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When things came up unexpectedly it would cause a lot of hardships.
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As a bonus, if you're hungry, there's an unexpectedly extensive food menu.
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Yet his descriptions of this period of his life are unexpectedly tender.
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Unexpectedly, and unbeknown to Virginia, New Hampshire had done so as well.
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TMZ broke the story ... Ja'Net died unexpectedly in her sleep last month.
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An unexpectedly competitive special Senate election threatens the chamber's balance of power.
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Curtis tweeted that the stories dug into her in unexpectedly healing ways.
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The Swedish group's CEO Johan Dennelind unexpectedly announced his resignation in August.
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In 2018, Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski unexpectedly popped up in
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But unexpectedly, they veered wildly off course at the end of August.
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When it drops away unexpectedly, the silence delivers a heart-stopping jolt.
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On today's episode: • Lately the U.S. military has been unexpectedly active overseas.
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But Boeing's costs in the cost-plus program have been growing unexpectedly.
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But Chiang's vision of the future turns out to be unexpectedly optimistic.
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On Sunday, Warren, queen of policies, unexpectedly replied to the tweet directly.
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Like a joke leaping unexpectedly from an entirely random arrangement of circumstances.
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Byrnes died unexpectedly Wednesday at his Santa Monica home of natural causes.
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Beto O'Rourke (D) has unexpectedly emerged as a viable challenger to Sen.
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An unexpectedly strong showing from Labour, meanwhile, could result in a shock.
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But an unexpectedly strong showing from Labour could result in a shock.
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She was relieved when the president unexpectedly vetoed the laws this week.
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But unexpectedly, so did teachers of a wide range of other subjects.
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An important and unexpectedly close election Thursday on how to exit Europe.
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Instead, on descending, she swooped forward unexpectedly, right over the audience's heads.
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He succeeds former Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn, who unexpectedly resigned February 15.
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In 2014, at age 21, Ali died unexpectedly during a routine appendectomy.
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Iran unexpectedly disclosed last month it had an "ongoing case" into him.
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Her mother died unexpectedly when Pompeo was five, which fed her insecurities.
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"We've had new folks come in as major donors unexpectedly," Hughey said.
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When something terrible hits you unexpectedly, the universe seems out of balance.
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In 2018, FCA and Ferrari CEO Sergio Marchionne died unexpectedly after surgery.
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When he unexpectedly lost his job, we decided he should stay home.
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In August, routine hometown events got unexpectedly rough for members of Congress.
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Imagine the app that is your communication lifeline unexpectedly and repeatedly dying.
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Tiny spikes of hydrogen were unexpectedly detected around this particular white dwarf.
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Rosberg retired unexpectedly last December five days after winning his first title.
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Mac Miller, whom Grande dated for two years, died unexpectedly in September.
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German benchmark bond yields slid, disregarding unexpectedly strong trade data from Germany.
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There's also, perhaps more unexpectedly, an emphasis on technology, especially communications technology.
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Whatever the reason, I ended up giving birth unexpectedly on my bed.
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On the way up the block, I unexpectedly see someone I know.
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Reed was quite unexpectedly asked by Obama to set up his digital strategy.
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Trump's pick for secretary of state Rex Tillerson, unexpectedly, has gone even further.
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Trump had unexpectedly called Comey while Comey was in a meeting with Rybicki.
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Instead, they're unexpectedly large waves that appear among a population of smaller waves.
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I am lulled by a familiar powerlessness, muteness, that comes powerfully and unexpectedly.
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It has generated many good reviews — a response Favreau said was "unexpectedly positive".
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Watching the dramatic growth playing out over a few days was unexpectedly thrilling.
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Initial jobless claims dropped unexpectedly lastweek to the lowest in nearly 21 years.
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That's when her fat-positivity content began to generate an unexpectedly supportive response.
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Imagine walking into a restaurant and completely unexpectedly seeing a photo of yourself.
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German exports as a whole fell unexpectedly in October, as did industrial exports.
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Cameron has also run into unexpectedly firm resistance from France on financial regulation.
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Luckily, no one unexpectedly ended up in the fountain, just fashionably floating above.
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McNamara, founder of True Crime Diary, died unexpectedly before publication of the book.
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The animals' frantic, caring collaboration under stress makes "Transcave" an unexpectedly heartfelt painting.
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In January, I wrote a piece about millennial burnout that unexpectedly went viral.
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Therapists wanted to know why they'd received unexpectedly small paychecks for the month.
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I was unexpectedly and wholly aware that there was something "wrong" with me.
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The couple broke up in 2018 and Miller died unexpectedly later that year.
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And, unexpectedly, hospitalization rates went down and high-school completion rates went up.
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"That was an important factor behind Massachusetts unexpectedly rapid take up," Dorn says.
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India's central bank unexpectedly left its main interest rate on hold at 6.25%.
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Younger is unexpectedly addictive, nothing short of extremely soothing and pleasurable to watch.
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Face swaps can be funny, disturbing and weird, but sometimes also unexpectedly gorgeous.
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Amazon announced its first Echo speaker unexpectedly and rather cryptically in fall 2014.
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However, you do so at the risk of your iPhone unexpectedly shutting down.
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Then, Marty was unexpectedly diagnosed with testicular cancer, which required difficult radiation treatment.
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In January, MacFarlane unexpectedly resigned after 15 years of leading Sonos as CEO.
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I guess maybe only in terms of that the songs came out unexpectedly.
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Without an inflation surprise, there would be no period of unexpectedly cheap labour.
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Navalny was unexpectedly hospitalized Sunday with a severe allergy attack, his spokeswoman said.
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Then, unexpectedly, the ashes were delivered to her three weeks later by mail.
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It was in May that Trump unexpectedly released a list of 11 judges.
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The US economy created new jobs at an unexpectedly strong pace in December.
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These initiatives often show up unexpectedly, without being debated, without telling the public.
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Chinese customs data revealed exports for July rose unexpectedly, growing 3.3% on-year.
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In March, Duterte unexpectedly reversed a campaign pledge to legalize same-sex marriage.
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It says that Gerald Cotten, its boss, died unexpectedly in India in December.
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Guy Fieri Tay, Microsoft's racist chatbotMe, about three weeks agoThis is unexpectedly confusing.
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Both of these pairs unexpectedly split ahead of the season 5 fantasy suites.
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On February 17th Sushma Swaraj, India's foreign minister, unexpectedly turned up in Tehran.
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If a pandemic virus were to emerge unexpectedly, even more people could die.
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Unexpectedly, the door swings open and my sibling walks in, and I freeze.
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And then the piece, wholly unexpectedly, closes on a serene G major chord.
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Zimmer Biomet CEO David Dvorak unexpectedly resigned Tuesday from the medical device company.
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Canada's annual inflation rate rose unexpectedly to a seven-month high in May.
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Harvey grew unexpectedly Thursday from a tropical depression into a Category 1 hurricane.
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She was texting with her sister when, unexpectedly, her cell phone lost service.
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Frankly, in my view the 41% figure is quite impressive and unexpectedly strong.
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In a bright spot for investors, Zurich unexpectedly left its 2015 dividend unchanged.
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It's easier than you'd think, plus out-of-the-box and unexpectedly elegant.
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The commission this week has also unexpectedly looked at lesser-studied route alternatives.
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Another survey released Tuesday morning showed French industrial morale unexpectedly fell in March.
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I like being surprised and, somewhat unexpectedly, he came through in that regard.
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Even if your reaction is mild, though, it can unexpectedly become more serious.
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This week, she bid farewell to her online friends, which was unexpectedly emotional.
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It can make your breath unexpectedly catch in the back of your throat.
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With all this in mind, the painting seems unexpectedly apt in The Post.
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Kaiser Permanente CEO Bernard Tyson died unexpectedly Sunday at the age of 60.
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Van Gundy unexpectedly resigned in December 2001 and was replaced by Don Chaney.
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The choice of being a pet owner is rarely thrust upon us unexpectedly.
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That could put a future climate-friendly president in an unexpectedly powerful position.
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But instead of his "Yeah, you too," he unexpectedly broke from our script.
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Cruz faces an unexpectedly tough challenge from O'Rourke in the deep-red state.
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It stayed its hand when Andrzej Duda, Poland's president, unexpectedly vetoed the laws.
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The president said last month showed "great numbers" that "were really unexpectedly good."
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At the beginning of August, the power struggle on the ground shifted unexpectedly.
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Domestically, crude stockpiles in the U.S. fell unexpectedly in the week to Nov.
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But Mr. Fulop unexpectedly bowed out in late September, and endorsed Mr. Murphy.
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Saad Hariri, Lebanon's prime minister who resigned so dramatically and unexpectedly on Nov.
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The solid performance from "Bohemian Rhapsody" marked another unexpectedly big weekend for Hollywood.
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Lastly, tributes to the comedian Garry Shandling poured out after he died unexpectedly.
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New York is unexpectedly having a brief moment for left-hand-only piano.
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Data released on Wednesday showed that U.S. housing starts unexpectedly fell in January.
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Fears about the unknown will come up unexpectedly for you to confront today.
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Medicaid policy and politics changed dramatically and unexpectedly in the late 1980s, however.
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I sat down with Buttigieg for my podcast, and came away unexpectedly impressed.
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Many have been thrust unexpectedly to the forefront of a national health crisis.
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In Florida, rural communities far from the coastline face an unexpectedly daunting recovery.
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Pruitt unexpectedly makes a discipline that predates modernism feel relevant, and even urgent.
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Yet he has unexpectedly taken a very different, and so far positive, path.
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His journey gets unexpectedly complicated as other groups learn about the dead deity.
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Then, on July 21980, 21990, Senator Paul Coverdell, a Republican, died unexpectedly. Gov.
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The organizers received a personal response from Mr. Zuckerberg, saying — perhaps unexpectedly — sorry.
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Mr. Chandler interrupted his sabbatical to unexpectedly join the annual meeting on Tuesday.
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Their right-wing party had won unexpectedly sweeping political power in national elections.
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It was like unexpectedly seeing someone from the past I'd rather not remember.
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They did not look like a team rather unexpectedly leading a title race.
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Not unexpectedly, the Black Label is a cloudy wine, resonant with pine flavors.
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Paul Smith unexpectedly accessorized a classic gray suit with red patent-leather creepers.
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You're never unexpectedly dumped into a call, so you can stay on task.
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Have you had something unexpectedly pleasant happen to you during a recent commute?
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Some, like a plaintiff named Andrew, can find themselves in the program unexpectedly.
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Virginia has, suddenly and unexpectedly, become the Affordable Care Act's biggest trouble spot.
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We sadly and unexpectedly lost a member of the Wordplay family this week.
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Unexpectedly beguiled, he thinks he sees a happier self reflected in its surface.
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I felt anger — spiky and random, popping up unexpectedly and without apparent trigger.
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Unexpectedly, the 2020 presidential campaign is drilling down on petty crime and homelessness.
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One measure reported on Thursday, the personal consumption expenditure index, was unexpectedly weak.
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Yet the film's formal abstraction, far from creating emotional distance, is unexpectedly moving.
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You could lose your job unexpectedly and have to make a career shift.
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For colleagues who unexpectedly lost an election, this adds insult to political injury.
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U.S. import prices unexpectedly fell in June after rising sharply a month earlier.
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Crude oil prices fell sharply following an unexpectedly large buildup in gasoline stocks.
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Trump unexpectedly visited Mexico last week and met with President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly fell 1.6 million barrels in the week to Feb.
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It ensures that the bank gets paid if one of us dies unexpectedly.
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Consumer sentiment unexpectedly jumped in September to its second-strongest measurement in 2018.
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In July, annual exports unexpectedly rose 21%, distorted by unusually high gold shipments.
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A week later, I got an email saying Lana had passed away unexpectedly.
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Instead, Ntilikina's team unexpectedly pushed to the finals and a deciding Game 5.
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It logged me off every time my phone idled, and cut out unexpectedly.
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A strong new competitor can enter the marketplace and steal market share unexpectedly.
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Amelia leaves with the startling knowledge that she's pregnant — very, very unexpectedly pregnant.
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And then something unexpectedly good finally happened to García on a Masters Sunday.
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While Lidia's neighborhood has none, there's unexpectedly one here, in a safe neighborhood.
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Oil prices tumbled after data showing an unexpectedly large buildup in gasoline stockpiles.
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When the pool was assembled unexpectedly, reporters thought they might catch a glimpse.
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"Yet the film's formal abstraction, far from creating emotional distance, is unexpectedly moving."
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A number of factors contributed to the unexpectedly bad growth figures, economists said.
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But the fact that CPI was unexpectedly higher in August is more likely.
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Comedian Louis C.K. unexpectedly performed at a New York nightclub this month, too.
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Yet the current geopolitical alignment is unexpectedly better than anticipated six months ago.
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"Neil Innes passed away unexpectedly," his agent, Nigel Morton, told CNN on Monday.
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A chain-smoking actor in Spain has momentarily, unexpectedly, tapped into public anger.
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The economy unexpectedly added 53,700 jobs last month, data from Statistics Canada showed.
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Their silent coup d'état has suddenly and unexpectedly burst onto the political stage.
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The country's huge manufacturing industry unexpectedly rebounded in March, government figures showed Sunday.
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The scandal helped Mahathir unexpectedly defeat Najib in a general election last year.
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Later, he unexpectedly shifted his stance on Israel, warning against more settlement construction.
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It was, somewhat unexpectedly, one of the largest mass demonstrations in American history.
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And that, unexpectedly, is where the New York art world entered the picture.
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And doctrines advocated by one side can unexpectedly be repurposed by the other.
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Back when I practiced law, one of my small business clients died unexpectedly.
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Combined with an unexpectedly high number of users, the server was quickly overwhelmed.
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Zinke removed Florida's waters unexpectedly late Tuesday after a brief meeting with Scott.
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The head of human resources unexpectedly passed away, and his assistant then retired.
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And unexpectedly, it's become one of the biggest Irish breakout acts in years.
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And unexpectedly, it's become one of the biggest Irish breakout acts in years.
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Central banks in India, Thailand and New Zealand unexpectedly cut interest rates yesterday.
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Central banks in India, Thailand and New Zealand unexpectedly cut interest rates yesterday.
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Democratic presidential contender Joe Biden unexpectedly won the most states on Super Tuesday.
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Ficre died unexpectedly, a few days after his 50th birthday, from cardiac arrest.
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Mr. Barr unexpectedly qualified some of his unusually expansive views of executive power.
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On Tuesday, Republicans won an unexpectedly close race in Kansas' Fourth Congressional District.
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Unexpectedly, he dropped out this week, citing his lack of support in Quebec.
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On Saturday, she was unexpectedly named minister of finance in her native Moldova.
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Now we know — and it ends with an unexpectedly positive and uplifting twist.
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Some chores will unexpectedly pop up today; enlist the help of a friend.
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Some of my best office naps have been after unexpectedly heavy nights out.
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The fall of my junior year of college, my grandfather passed away unexpectedly.
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And sometimes — quite unexpectedly — it's a monster movie, with actual, city-flattening monsters.
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The move comes after the CEO of Singapore-listed Noble unexpectedly quit this week.
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The losses were unexpectedly light, given that Japan's Nikkei sank 11 percent last week.
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Even when we try to leave our dark side out, it seeps in unexpectedly.
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But she was, year after year, delightful, acidic, blustering, indignant and yet unexpectedly compassionate.
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But unexpectedly, the woman ended up being held in police custody for three days.
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The Olympics have unexpectedly been a key player in the history of trans equality.
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But after only two weeks on the ground, we were forced to evacuate unexpectedly.
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The Minnesota Vikings announced Sunday that Sparano had "unexpectedly" passed away earlier that morning.
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There were many uncertainties, however, and downward pressure on inflation could prove unexpectedly persistent.
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China's factory activity unexpectedly shrank in June amid faltering demand as the Sino-U.
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It was in November last year that Donald Trump unexpectedly won the U.S. elections.
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Rubio's unexpectedly strong performance in Iowa last night gave the Republican establishment new hope.
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Quite unexpectedly, however, these rains—instead of fostering life—are doing the exact opposite.
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Additionally, China's exports unexpectedly dropped 4.4 percent, defying projections of a 3 percent gain.
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It may be just some as "boring" as some unexpectedly poor profits, he suggests.
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Unexpectedly, the dig has revealed that the venue wasn't round, like most Elizabethan playhouses.
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Unfortunately for Fahrenheit 451, it is unexpectedly lithe movie, and it suffers from that.
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The euro zone unexpectedly was one of the best-performing major economies last year.
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And if someone else's videos wound up in your archive unexpectedly, please don't watch?
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Some are new and sleek, and some are unexpectedly built inside giant, abandoned houses.
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She still had a key to the house and would sometimes use it, unexpectedly.
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"Unexpectedly, I get this notification and realize I'm officially unsafe on Venmo," she said.
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France had an unexpectedly high turnout in the election, estimated to be around 50%.
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After Jane unexpectedly got pregnant, it caused an identity crisis, according to Snyder Urman.
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Then, tragedy struck: Meltzer's father, Herbert, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 90.
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But inflation has been unexpectedly slow to respond, leaving the ECB with a dilemma.
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Because the market perhaps someone unexpectedly kind of just taking this and moving on.
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Writer Robert Kirkman has unexpectedly concluded his long-running horror comic, The Walking Dead.
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But unless accompanied by unexpectedly hawkish language, emerging markets are unlikely to be impacted.
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Perhaps unexpectedly, there were also some "lock him up" chants heard around the ballpark.
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McNamara died unexpectedly in her sleep April 21 at the couple's Los Angeles home.
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The Chicago Purchasing Managers Index fell unexpectedly in May, falling short of economists' estimates.
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In 239, Native Americans helped elect Heitkamp, who won, unexpectedly, by just 3,000 votes.
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Megan Johnson, 31, died unexpectedly on June 27 after welcoming newborn baby girl Eilee.
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In the here and now, though, what we have is an unexpectedly pleasant surprise.
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AFTER their unexpectedly dismal performance in June's general election, the Conservatives are soul-searching.
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There's an unexpectedly soft, silky triangle right where Sudan's ears begin to protrude upward.
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Unexpectedly, this conversation leads to the most emotionally revealing moment for Vivek all season.
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Initial claims for unemployment benefits fell unexpectedly last week, indicating a tight labor market.
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Once in a while, though, a character dies so unexpectedly that we're left reeling.
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Sales of newly built homes fell unexpectedly sharply in May, despite lower mortgage rates.
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The vice-chairman of America's Federal Reserve, Stanley Fischer, unexpectedly resigned for "personal reasons".
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But, perhaps unexpectedly, about 60 percent of those foreign bodies were not sex toys.
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She remained at home for three months, but then, unexpectedly, she tolerated some food.
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But customers get less angry about a company cutting prices unexpectedly than raising them.
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Analysts, however, flagged concerns about the unexpectedly slow deposit growth in the banking sector.
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The fashion industry was shocked when the legendary designer unexpectedly passed away last month.
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It started last summer, with Jon Ossoff's unexpectedly strong showing to replace Georgia Rep.
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An orca named Kayla died unexpectedly at age 30 in January of unknown causes.
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New home sales also rose unexpectedly in September, the Commerce Department said on Wednesday.
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Consider the sequence that unexpectedly turns out to be the episode's most compelling one.
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The unexpectedly soft August jobs report will lend a little political advantage to Trump.
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Chinese sci-fi, he said, might "unexpectedly rush out and change heaven and Earth".
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John Travolta is honoring his late son Jett, who unexpectedly died at age 16.
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The probe received a boost after Najib unexpectedly lost the election on May 9.
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U.S. retail sales unexpectedly fell 0.2% last month when analysts projected a 0.2% increase.
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One day after the late Growing Pains actor's — he passed away unexpectedly on Dec.
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The $42 billion electric carmaker unexpectedly tripled revenue last year in the People's Republic.
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Worse than the previous record, when it unexpectedly fell off a cliff in 230.
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When Heath Ledger died unexpectedly from an overdose in 2008, the world was shocked.
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Coming back to that and this happening, especially unexpectedly … My heart just feels full.
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" Why it matters: "The unexpectedly narrow outcome illustrated Mr. Trump's enduring appeal among conservatives.
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The patch wound up causing another problem: It led some PCs to reboot unexpectedly.
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And depending on what happens in your life, you might need to sell unexpectedly.
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The other lesson learned: Unexpectedly heavy rainfall can wreak havoc on a desert town.
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This isn't the first time the prime minister has unexpectedly popped up in photos.
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The U.S. services sector unexpectedly contracted in February, an industry report showed on Wednesday.
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Revenue came in slightly below Wall Street forecasts and comparable-store sales unexpectedly fell.
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A reading on business activity in the Philadelphia region unexpectedly turned positive in March.
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What do you do when you have too many Legos unexpectedly on your hands?
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Unexpectedly, the element that fit into Hawai'i the most comfortably were the Pokémon themselves.
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But the rains unexpectedly came in late April, brightening the outlook for the economy.
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The atmosphere between them now unexpectedly awkward, Peter showed her to the front door.
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This circus (1976) in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, shows an unexpectedly whimsical side of Soviet architecture.
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Gasoline inventories also unexpectedly rose, imports increased, and exports dropped, the EIA data showed.
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Three years after the twins, we became unexpectedly pregnant again with our youngest daughter.
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Canada unexpectedly added 48,300 jobs last month, exceeding economists' expectations for no employment growth.
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The Greek-Canadian restaurateur unexpectedly died last week at a hospital in London, Ontario.
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A few years ago, quite unexpectedly, I spent a glorious 24 hours in Istanbul.
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The government had an unexpectedly harsh response, sending in riot police to the polls.
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U.S. President Donald Trump last month unexpectedly announced a U.S. troop withdrawal from Syria.
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Demand also unexpectedly edged up in the first quarter, according to research firm IDC.
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What has happened in recent weeks that unexpectedly gives rise to feelings of hope?
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On the economic data front, second-quarter U.S. productivity fell unexpectedly by 0.5 percent.
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Since then, its chief executive unexpectedly quit, raising fresh questions about its future direction.
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The figures that OPEC members reported themselves showed some unexpectedly large declines in production.
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But in 2009 he was unexpectedly replaced by Ganor, who has far less experience.
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The book is full of details like this, unexpectedly intimate moments in commercial space.
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Unexpectedly, the woman threw a bucket of ice-cold water over my entire body.
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An unexpectedly pregnant young woman finds comfort and guidance in her boyfriend's dying mother.
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Cork & Brass Print Stand, from $30, available at Artifact UprisingThe unexpectedly stylish combination of
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The rate unexpectedly fell to 4.9 percent in August from 5.1 percent in July.
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The second competition's demise came when the government unexpectedly cancelled its funding in 2015.
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Since the RBI unexpectedly changed its policy stance to "neutral" from "accommodative" on Feb.
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Germany — Europe's largest economy — grew an unexpectedly strong 0.8 percent in the third quarter.
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The woman, whose name is apparently Pauline, unexpectedly swivels around to look at him.
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Catherine Hardwicke knows firsthand what it's like to be in an unexpectedly dangerous situation.
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She started a Facebook page, Help Samos Refugees, and money and volunteers unexpectedly followed.
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My father unexpectedly sent a desktop computer instead of back payments for child-support.
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And the health care law provided special payments to insurers with unexpectedly high costs.
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And when hunger strikes unexpectedly, a grab-and-go snack is never too far.
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If you ingested too much, you could be in for an unexpectedly bad experience.
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It's been a while, and intimate contact with the raw meat is unexpectedly cathartic.
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But its industrial production was unexpectedly firm, which was probably due to infrastructure investments.
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Picking at our green tea ice cream, the vibe turns unexpectedly deep very quickly.
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But McSally was unexpectedly slow to announce her intention to run for the seat.
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Unexpectedly, Eastern Europe had the world's highest abortion rate of 43 per 1,000 women.
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Thrust into an everyday role this season, Ramirez unexpectedly led the Indians with a .
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It showed up unexpectedly by messenger on a day when I felt particularly lonely.
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But other moments are so unexpectedly profound that they make the entire trip worthwhile.
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Their relationship was sealed when he unexpectedly showed up at her home one morning.
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This tense wire of a novel thrums with suspense, but also unexpectedly poignant moments.
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He can be effortlessly funny in one moment and unexpectedly intense in the next.
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Still more unexpectedly, as later work would reveal, H.G.T. is not unique to bacteria.
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On Thursday, the office unexpectedly repealed that guidance, citing the new consumer bureau rules.
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Perhaps unexpectedly, another group was not happy with Tuesday's news: ardent police reform advocates.
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A coup came in 2009, when the soprano Hildegard Behrens died unexpectedly in Tokyo.
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As partner for a bowl of polenta with truffles, broccoli pesto was unexpectedly sensible.
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His eerie shadowing begins when he unexpectedly inherits a large fortune from his aunt.
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And in recent years my dad, at age 67, has unexpectedly become the traveler.
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Unexpectedly for them, the bill passed as part of the 2017 defense policy package.
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If your employer has unexpectedly shut down, you may feel lost navigating remote work.
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In the summer of 2015, Alan died unexpectedly from complications following a routine surgery.
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A year later, his landlady unexpectedly put the unit on the market, asking $603,260.
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At those times, he believed, prices were often on the verge of turning unexpectedly.
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I'm holding firm on this one: Sunday's fare was too unexpectedly uplifting to nitpick.
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How did you find the location and decide to make it so unexpectedly luxurious?
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It is unexpectedly good, especially considering the brewery's relatively short experience with whiskey production.
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It relied, unexpectedly, on statistical methods that were developed to understand animal breeding patterns.
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Women's Valentine's Day Llama Crew Socks, available at Target, $4Cheap, punny, and unexpectedly sweet.
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On Wednesday, unexpectedly weak U.S. retail sales data fueled fears about a possible recession.
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In late 0003, Ms. Consolo died unexpectedly of a heart attack at age 73.
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Two years and 250 days ago, I lost my husband, Dave, suddenly and unexpectedly.
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But for now, The Circle is an unexpectedly charming ode to connection through virtuality.
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At 25, Vandeweghe is quite unexpectedly playing in her first Grand Slam singles semifinal.
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But Indiana's lieutenant governor quit unexpectedly, and Holcomb got his chance when then-Gov.
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But Kazakhstan is also located in a region that is changing quickly, and unexpectedly.
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His business partner and brother, Mark, died unexpectedly a week before Christmas in 2010.
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Shortly after the editorial, several local TV stations unexpectedly canceled rebroadcasts of the show.
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Since its introduction in 1994, the annual lottery has been unexpectedly popular in Africa.
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She has unexpectedly become the avatar of a right-sized, moderately thrifty Condé Nast.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Anheuser-Busch InBev's breakup is leaving an unexpectedly bitter aftertaste.
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And only months after his inauguration, Trump unexpectedly ordered cruise missile strikes against Syria.
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Talks usually go down to the wire and can change unexpectedly on political vagaries.
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Natalie Davis was 31 and pregnant when her husband died unexpectedly five years ago.
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The megastar did not leave a will when he died unexpectedly at age 57.
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Around a month and a half ago, one of my mentors passed away unexpectedly.
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It was a telling image of a Mets season littered with unexpectedly poor pitching.
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My period came unexpectedly, and I was filled with so much pain and heartbreak.
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Retail sales unexpectedly dropped 0.3% in September, marking their first decline in seven months.
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But a 2016 election unexpectedly ended in defeat for Jammeh, who fled into exile.
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Still, Mr. Johnson's single-mindedness has unexpectedly made his campaign a somewhat joyless affair.
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Nationwide, about 3,13 infants died suddenly and unexpectedly in 2015, according to the agency.
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You might say "What are the chances?" if you unexpectedly ran into a friend.
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Her ex-boyfriend, Mac Miller, also died unexpectedly shortly before her split with Davidson.
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Technology does not create new behaviors, but it can unexpectedly exacerbate a bad one.
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He then unexpectedly spotted a nearby plane fighting strong wind, swaying in the air.
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Wilson-Raybould, unexpectedly demoted to the veterans affairs ministry in January, quit on Feb.
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Today, however unexpectedly, they march in a Washington suddenly more friendly to their interests.
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Jobless claims unexpectedly fell last week, suggesting the labor market continued to gain momentum.
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That's a luxury Trump won't have if his impending Senate trial goes unexpectedly awry.
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His claim has unexpectedly renewed a debate over whether security agencies invade Americans' privacy.
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He had also unexpectedly inspired the addition of a Santiago Gonzalez collection for men.
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Exports unexpectedly shrank by 1% last month, according to data released over the weekend.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS AT SESSION LOWS AFTER U.S. CONSTRUCTION SPENDING FALLS UNEXPECTEDLY IN OCT
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On the data front, Germany's industrial output dropped unexpectedly in the month of October.
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Conversations start unexpectedly in Santa Catalina and roll with no real rush to conclude.
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In January, our son died at the age of 5, suddenly but not unexpectedly.
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Unexpectedly, gusts of Martian winds repeatedly acted as cleaning events, wiping the dust away.
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She admired his portraits, and, in 2009, unexpectedly got an opportunity to meet him.
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And the fact that it came so unexpectedly feels kinda like a showbiz miracle.
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That changed in 2018 when Swift rather unexpectedly Instagrammed an endorsement of former Gov.
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He was just 58 when the Kremlin said in 2016 he had died unexpectedly.
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Wilson-Raybould was unexpectedly demoted in January and resigned from the Cabinet this month.
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The executive blames the surprising growth of an unexpectedly rebounding PC industry for the shortage.
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Britain's manufacturing output also unexpectedly shrank last month to its lowest level in three years.
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When music starts to play, Hunter unexpectedly jumps up and is joined by his groomsmen.
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Back in August, there was the unexpectedly great pairing in Ariana Grande and Seth MacFarlane.
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When Stranger Things began streaming on Netflix last year, it became an unexpectedly massive hit.
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Hancock's resignation plans were announced shortly after AIG reported an unexpectedly deep loss on Feb.
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And your approach has unexpectedly opened doors to other fields—how did that come about?
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An election rally in Turkey&aposs mostly Kurdish city of Diyarbakir drew unexpectedly large crowds.
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Unexpectedly, it seems the sinking is actually necessary to the maintenance of the overall structure.
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They take selfies with butter cows, try new foods, and show up unexpectedly at Chipotle.
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Also: What happens if natural gas prices unexpectedly spike, as they have in the past?
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The truth is that Series A funds grew unexpectedly large, so deal size inflated, too.
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The ZEW economic sentiment survey showed the mood among German investors deteriorated unexpectedly in May.
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Or really any number of hard-edged all-teen-girl groups who unexpectedly kick ass.
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Now let's look at Scott, the player unexpectedly voted into the NHL All-Star game.
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Business investment unexpectedly rose in the April-June period compared with the previous three months.
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The thaw began in January when the North unexpectedly resumed direct communications with the South.
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Despite the unexpectedly smaller gain in core retail sales, the consumer spending trend remains strong.
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French business activity unexpectedly contracted, further fanning fears about slowing growth in the euro area.
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We also dig into a gift to Marin County, California, that unexpectedly ballooned in size.
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In a scene from earlier this season, we unexpectedly meet Jack's brother in a flashback.
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"Justin is the most low key, unexpectedly funny person, he cracks me up," she says.
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Unfortunately, though hardly unexpectedly, DeLillo's latest novel continues this streak of stark, monastically joyless novels.
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German industrial output plunged unexpectedly in May for its steepest monthly drop since August 2014.
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Data showed factory activity in China, the world's biggest copper consumer, unexpectedly slowed in April.
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Smollett was indicted on 16 felony counts but weeks later prosecutors unexpectedly dropped all charges.
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The battle was unexpectedly tough, with house-to-house fighting in the center of town.
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China's April exports shrank unexpectedly while imports surprised with their first increase in five months.
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The victim Armitage paints looks unexpectedly ridiculous, a purple-haired figure both comic and pathetic.
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Evan Bayh unexpectedly entered the race for his old seat in July, Democrats were thrilled.
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In March, China reported export numbers that topped estimates, and manufacturing activity that unexpectedly grew.
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Johnson was a pro-union Democrat who was unexpectedly tasked with helping to lead Reconstruction.
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She was living in a rooming house and she passed away completely unexpectedly in November.
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Industrial output unexpectedly increased in March but the economy ministry said the outlook remained subdued.
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Kirkley had had to alter the platter so it could hold the unexpectedly sized veal.
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Ten years later, I unexpectedly found myself working in a war-torn corner of Africa.
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This may be the best lesson young readers can take from Miller's unexpectedly topical book.
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Bankruptcy was only averted when Donald Trump, America's president, unexpectedly agreed to lift the ban.
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He claims that he witnessed "a naked Casey" when he arrived at Baez's office unexpectedly.
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But other data is less consistent recently, including consumption after unexpectedly flat July retail sales.
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Before last week's drawdown, U.S. crude stockpiles had risen unexpectedly in the previous three weeks.
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Nola's debit card is unexpectedly declined at an art store and her rent check bounces.
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Clearly, in the short term, they were right, with the reaction to Brexit unexpectedly benign.
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Will the FDP's campaign tilt towards some AfD positions deliver it an unexpectedly good result?
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Apple says the update was intended to reduce the risk of phones unexpectedly shutting down.
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Dexter the peacock died unexpectedly months later in August, but not before gaining international stardom.
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Gasoline stocks rose unexpectedly by 1.2 million barrels, compared with a 432,000-barrel drop forecast.
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On February 28th Mr Khan unexpectedly announced that he would be released the next day.
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Is there one book that was an unexpected choice for you that you unexpectedly loved?
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Talks with the Taliban were making some headway until Holbrooke died unexpectedly in late 2010.
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In late December thousands of Iranians unexpectedly took to the streets to vent their frustrations.
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Unexpectedly, its so-called "minimalism" also had a far greater effect on me than before.
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Despite a positive release, internet company Verisign's stock price unexpectedly dropped on April 26th, 2013.
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We had studio time booked up in Seattle but he died unexpectedly up in Vancouver.
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And in many ways, cream cheese's history is unexpectedly the epitome of an American tale.
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But often presidents are forced to divert their attention to issues that crop up unexpectedly.
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Fudge died "unexpectedly" on Thursday, according to an obituary published on the funeral home's website.
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Then this past Tuesday, Clinton won the primary by an unexpectedly large 16-point margin.
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It's whimsical and strange and exceedingly, unexpectedly popular: The channel currently has over 2325,2684 subscribers.
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What happened was, in December of last year, San Francisco mayor Ed Lee died unexpectedly.
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The Hulu deal comes as several of Marvel's series on Netflix have been unexpectedly canceled.
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Then, even more unexpectedly, the bundle of cells divided into two embryos, creating the twins.
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In terms of data, German exports fell unexpectedly in September, narrowing the country's trade surplus.
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And then, my father dies unexpectedly, but that doesn't happen until a little bit later.
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Loan losses also unexpectedly fell to 186 million crowns versus 229 million a year earlier.
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I met the Alexander family in 2008 when I showed up at their house unexpectedly.
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It was an unexpectedly raw moment with Chao that so many women can relate to.
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U.S. retail sales unexpectedly rose in January, climbing 0.2 percent, according to the Commerce Department.
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Japanese policymakers were caught off guard by the unexpectedly big hit from softening Chinese demand.
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Unexpectedly, I felt the heavy weight of 20-year-old grief lifting a little bit.
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Melcher died unexpectedly in 1968, leaving Day with a CBS sitcom and in financial straits.
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Retail sales, a widely followed barometer of consumer health, unexpectedly rose 0.2 percent in January.
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For an adolescent fantasy about torture, loss, and gleeful, unrepentant murder, Deadpool is unexpectedly joyous.
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The Game's father, George Taylor, died unexpectedly in his sleep Wednesday morning ... TMZ has learned.
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In January, Multani, a rifle shooter and a model, unexpectedly encountered someone she liked online.
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However, Snipes unexpectedly ended up going into labor during the trip, about three weeks early.
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The comments were Bostic's first since the Fed made an unexpectedly dovish shift on Wednesday.
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In those cases, the phone may unexpectedly shut down due to issues with the battery.
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Germany has been the engine of the euro zone's recovery but growth has unexpectedly stalled.
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But as it descended, the unexpectedly high winds pushed the drone off its glide path.
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Plants sprout every which way from the tops of heads and unexpectedly nestle between arms.
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Argentina's central bank governor Luis Caputo unexpectedly resigned after just three months in the role.
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Yusuf Alireza unexpectedly quit as chief executive of Noble Group, Asia's biggest commodities-trading firm.
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When investigators looked into the unexpectedly high supply, they found a case of food fraud.
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Unexpectedly, it ended up being the best pizza I've ever had in New York City.
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He has done unexpectedly well; but Mrs Clinton has never looked especially threatened by him.
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Women who find themselves unexpectedly pregnant are often scared, nervous, overwhelmed, and everything in between.
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It was an unexpectedly wide-ranging and clear-cut ruling, and it has enraged China.
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Data showed Australia's fourth-quarter economic growth unexpectedly picked up to an annual 3.0 percent.
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That message chimed well with Labour voters in northern England, who backed Leave unexpectedly heavily.
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We know it will rear its head in all kinds of ways and sometimes unexpectedly.
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Then, suddenly and unexpectedly, productivity growth slowed to half that rate until the early 2900s.
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If recent traumas have clarified anything, it is the tendency for trouble to emerge unexpectedly.
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During perimenopause, hormones can increase or decrease unexpectedly as the ovaries are "sputtering," he said.
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Clinton working to secure the party's nomination against a unexpectedly formidable, and well-funded, opponent.
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He fired a dozen top police officials and, unexpectedly, sacked the army chief, Mahmoud Hegazy.
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Beto O'Rourke's sweep of Texas' metropolitan areas in his unexpectedly strong showing against Republican Sen.
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The series also includes "A Touch of Sin" (2013), an unexpectedly violent collection of stories.
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The series also includes "A Touch of Sin" (29400), an unexpectedly violent collection of stories.
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As Trump picked up momentum in the Republican primaries, the Koch network became unexpectedly paralyzed.
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In June, the economy saw the addition of 224,000 new jobs, an unexpectedly high figure.
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It also takes the common fear of "defining the relationship"cheeky, unexpectedly hilarious revenge fantasy.
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Euro zone PMI growth unexpectedly slowed to 55.7 in June, down from 56.8 in May.
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What drives beloved family dogs to act aggressively -- even attack their owners -- suddenly and unexpectedly?
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In fact, the Fox News hosts were taken aback when Pruitt said something unexpectedly newsworthy.
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A Florida man had an unexpectedly gnarly surfing experience Tuesday: He landed on a shark.
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A Chinese giant panda on loan to Thailand named Chuang Chuang died unexpectedly on Monday.
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According to CNN's Brian Lowry, "Bumblebee" is an "unexpectedly appealing" prequel to the Transformers franchise.
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Yvette Clarke faced an unexpectedly strong challenge from the left, but earned a narrow win.
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In late June, the powerful House Appropriations Committee unexpectedly passed an amendment by liberal Rep.
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I unexpectedly kicked the week off in the most appropriate place possible: My mom's kitchen.
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Trump unexpectedly agreed to withdraw US forces from areas along Syria&aposs border with Turkey.
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And there are, unexpectedly, even surprises in store on a journey whose endpoint seems preordained.
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BXP likely has some flexibility to defer spending if market conditions weaken unexpectedly and materially.
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" Sarah Paulson and Mark Duplass play former teenage lovers who unexpectedly reconnect in "Blue Jay.
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"Moulin Rouge!" fans will even get to hear him sing unexpectedly for a brief moment.
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Instead of arguing over an unexpectedly high heating bill, we tabled the conversation until Saturday.
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The economy unexpectedly shrank in the fourth quarter dragged by a slump in car exports.
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Imagine you've just found out you are unexpectedly pregnant and don't know what to do.
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Wilson-Raybould, unexpectedly demoted to the veterans affairs ministry in January, quit on Feb. 12.
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Tuesday's unexpectedly weak data cut the likelihood of any rate hike in 2016, analysts said.
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And sometimes, that commonality served as the foundation for an unexpectedly deep and honest bond.
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But when it comes to gender matters, I have found, soberingly and unexpectedly, significant similarities.
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Frank Ocean just unexpectedly released a new episode of his Blonded Radio on Beats1 Radio.
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Vitaly Churkin died unexpectedly in New York last month, one day before his 65th birthday.
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Having unexpectedly lost the White House, Democratic operatives laboring far from Washington took the lead.
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DiMaggio tested the heel in an exhibition on June 27 and unexpectedly felt no pain.
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You're minding your business, and then — bam — unexpectedly the company you work for shuts down.
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But would your cat gnaw your face if you shuffled off this mortal coil unexpectedly?
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I'd unexpectedly created a strange kind of computer death, recorded in a hypothetical "real" time.
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Confidence among the nation's homebuilders jumped unexpectedly in December on expectations for a stronger economy.
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One of the latest losses was a rare Sumatran tiger that died unexpectedly last month.
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But from a field of safe picks, the self-styled populist candidate emerged, unexpectedly, victorious.
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Pattis said that Dulos's legal team had "healing to do" after unexpectedly losing their client.
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Legendary investor Warren Buffett unexpectedly launched Women's History Month a few days early this year.
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Mr. Sánchez unexpectedly came to power in June, replacing Mariano Rajoy and his conservative administration.
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Climate change is part of the dangerous mix that is making hurricanes so unexpectedly powerful.
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And sales are far more unpredictable, he said, because bidders can pop up unexpectedly online.
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And sometimes the best shot is unexpectedly the one you get between the posed images.
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When my son was 8 months old, I found out I was unexpectedly pregnant again.
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All it lacked was a suspenseful third-set tiebreaker, but Federer's serve unexpectedly deserted him.
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The Jets signed Chandler Catanzaro in March, but he retired unexpectedly early in training camp.
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When news breaks unexpectedly, often it's the independent livestreamers who are there to capture it.
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Beloved ESPN host John Saunders has passed away unexpectedly at 61 ... this according to ESPN.
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We just don't want you to lose the opportunity because you're unexpectedly in a hospital.
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Mr. Marchionne died unexpectedly last year after shoulder surgery and was succeeded by Mr. Manley.
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In August 2015, China unexpectedly devalued its currency with no warning and very little explanation.
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My sense of smell was unexpectedly much better and my taste sensation improved drastically too.
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When a bird unexpectedly alighted on Bernie Sanders's podium at a rally in Portland, Ore.
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That novel you're going to write, sell and adapt into an unexpectedly successful indie film?
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That, unexpectedly, puts them on the same side of this particular part of the conflict.
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Take the desire to ensure that your family is cared for if you die unexpectedly.
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But Mr. Sánchez was unexpectedly re-elected as Socialist leader seven months after his ousting.
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I've been using this full-size one from Pluggable when I'm working from home unexpectedly.
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These days, given the boom in athleisure and loungewear, unexpectedly chic homebound items are plentiful.
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Last month, the bank, nicknamed Banxico, unexpectedly raised its benchmark rate by 50 basis points.
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"Come down into the boat," he says suggestively to Antony after the two unexpectedly kiss.
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With the meal, the wine seemed unexpectedly bright at first, and then a bit sweet.
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The FDA unexpectedly released new rules this week, approving an expanded use of the pill.
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This month an old-fashioned socialist, Jeremy Corbyn, scored an unexpectedly strong showing in Britain.
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Her wife, Dr. Gwen Zornberg, said she died unexpectedly of complications after knee replacement surgery.
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Patients can occasionally get hit with unexpectedly big bills after a visit to a specialist.
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This turn towards muted shades might feel unexpectedly soft, but it's the opposite of vanilla.
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The last thing you want is for them to show up unexpectedly at your door.
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The Ahok case may also unexpectedly wind up playing into the hands of moderate politicians.
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De Sousa may have expected to dribble out the game, only to be unexpectedly stripped.
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Be aware as you navigate these transits, as old flames tend to show up unexpectedly.
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This policy, which the Obama administration unexpectedly scrapped on Thursday, was misguided for several reasons.
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One of the internet&aposs most beloved cats died unexpectedly in her sleep on Sunday.
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January retail sales fell unexpectedly in their biggest drop since last February, sliding 0.3 percent.
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Today cholera garners panicky headlines when it strikes unexpectedly in places like Ethiopia or Haiti.
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In the case of Toys R Us, the hundreds of store closures come somewhat unexpectedly.
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He explained that his wife had just left him, unexpectedly, after 30 years of marriage.
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"Someone would have to drop out really unexpectedly for us to get stuck with anything."
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Not unexpectedly, her books, while breaking the rules in some areas, hew slavishly to others.
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But in his black mirror, a lot of it is going to look unexpectedly right.
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Eating a second dinner because he texted unexpectedly and wanted to see me that night.
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First there is one absorbing emotion or conviction and yet oddly, unexpectedly, here comes another.
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MEXICO CITY — Miriam was eight months pregnant and home alone when she started bleeding unexpectedly.
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Shares of Slack plunged in early September after the company announced an unexpectedly big loss.
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She unexpectedly wrote 20,000 words, and her editor suggested she turn it into a book.
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Shares of Slack plunged in early September after the company announced an unexpectedly big loss.
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Meanwhile, fresh data showed UK services activity unexpectedly contracted, suggesting country was flirting with recession.
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It could cause their monthly payments to skyrocket unexpectedly, putting a squeeze on their budget.
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Tesla hit back against a petition claiming its cars sometimes accelerate unexpectedly, The Verge reports.
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U.S. CRUDE FUTURES PARE GAINS AFTER API SAYS U.S. CRUDE STOCKPILES INCREASED UNEXPECTEDLY LAST WEEK
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When President Trump unexpectedly won the White House, ending legal abortion appeared in their reach.
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New York (CNN Business)Over the weekend, McDonald's unexpectedly announced a swift change in leadership.
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It hardly needs saying that the presidential campaign revealed unexpectedly deep fissures in American society.
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The plot kicks off when Souleiman unexpectedly sets off on a boat bound for Spain.
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Athena springs out of several unexpectedly successful grass-roots efforts to rein in Amazon's power.
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There have also been more private family moments that onlookers have found themselves unexpectedly witnessing.
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The euro zone was unexpectedly one of the best performers among major economies last year.
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Cotton, who is tall and scrawny and loves partisan combat, delivered an unexpectedly sharp rebuke.
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Core consumer price inflation, excluding food and energy costs, unexpectedly held steady at 1.3 percent.
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First, the Institute for Supply Management said the American manufacturing downturn unexpectedly worsened in November.
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Stocks can also drop unexpectedly due to other investors shedding their shares for external reasons.
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BERLIN, March 3 (Reuters) - German retail sales fell unexpectedly in January, data showed on Friday.
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Mr. Tolle said the unexpectedly long gestation allowed him to take advantage of new technologies.
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U.S. Treasury yields also rose and prices fell on the unexpectedly strong domestic housing data.
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But one of those works has suddenly, and unexpectedly, become a piece of political art.
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Paul, having undergone the irreversible (and hilariously detailed) reduction, finds himself unexpectedly alone in Leisureland.
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Unexpectedly, 21 himself managed to outdo these meme-rs with the song's official, comedic clip.
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After my dad took his life unexpectedly, my mom saw undiagnosed depression everywhere she looked.
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Vinegar slashes its way through fat and creamy Maine mussels, an unexpectedly alluring cold antipasto.
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The tensions exploded into the open last week after the Spanish government unexpectedly became involved.
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That unexpectedly dovish signal had financial markets quickly pricing in a rate cut next year.
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Ex-Google lawyer Michelle Lee unexpectedly resigned as head of the government's leading patent agency.
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The result is deeply creepy but unexpectedly moving, especially in the series' gorgeously paced midsection.
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If American consumers unexpectedly start buying bigger SUVs, then fleetwide fuel economy naturally goes down.
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Chinese industrial output growth unexpectedly slowed to a more than 17-year low in May.
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Facebook also reported multiple software bugs throughout the summer that unexpectedly impacted users' privacy settings.
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There have been numerous incidents involving consumer devices, such as cellphones and laptop computers, unexpectedly igniting.
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In May, overseas shipments unexpectedly jumped 11.6 percent on-year fueled by gold and pharmaceuticals sales.
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The company said the gate's locking mechanism can open unexpectedly, posing a fall hazard to children.
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Mr Modi made unexpectedly vigorous outreaches to China and Russia this year, on visits to both.
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Minnis told investigators that Donaldson showed up unexpectedly in Tampa in August 2017 and by Nov.
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Imports also unexpectedly contracted in December — falling 7.6 percent, marking the biggest decline since July 2016.
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That could come in handy around ever-changing construction sites, and forests where trees fall unexpectedly.
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After his brother is unexpectedly killed, Hal ends up on the throne in his early 20s.
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If there's a surprise at all, it will be an unexpectedly robust performance by Marco Rubio.
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"It is like an umbrella to cover us up when the rain arrives unexpectedly," Lusardi said.
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So is Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill, a cornerstone of his unexpectedly resonant 2016 presidential campaign.
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Every now and again, though, as in the case below, it can have unexpectedly amusing consequences.
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Data on Thursday showed German industrial orders plunged unexpectedly in April, a fourth consecutive monthly drop.
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Earlier this month, German motorists unexpectedly drove straight into the path of a tornado in Schwalmtal.
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Dan Lindsey / NOAA Alaska's Pavlof erupted unexpectedly yesterday afternoon, the volcano's first eruption since November 2014.
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Kim Cattrall headed to Scotland to honor her brother Chris, who unexpectedly died earlier this month.
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Rating agency Moody's downgraded Italy's credit rating on Friday but unexpectedly kept the outlook at stable.
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And again, politics, consumer areas, social policy ... This is having really unexpectedly profound and difficult impact.
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On Saturday, people were mingling on Java and Sumatra's beaches when waves unexpectedly pummeled the coasts.
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Calvin Coolidge, President Harding's successor (Harding died unexpectedly in office) initially refused to provide the records.
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However, comparable restaurant sales unexpectedly fell, and Shake Shack also gave a weaker than expected outlook.
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Cassidy, who invited the documentary film crew in August, fell gravely and unexpectedly ill during production.
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But the author died unexpectedly of natural causes at the age of 57 on March 23.
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But when he unexpectedly sent her home after hometowns, Miller-Keyes was left blindsided and heartbroken.
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But they had been thrown into political advocacy unexpectedly by tragedy, and things were moving fast.
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But as with computers, it is best to replace an ageing model before it unexpectedly crashes.
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In a separate report from the Labor Department, U.S. industrial production also unexpectedly dipped in April.
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China's industrial output growth unexpectedly slowed in May to its lowest in more than 17 years.
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Nally, who explained the viral fame came unexpectedly, said the poo incident was a complete accident.
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John McCain unexpectedly announced he would return to Washington for the vote after a cancer diagnosis.
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Google fixed some of the worst early issues, like audio apps unexpectedly closing in the background.
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On September 4th he was forced into a government reshuffle after unexpectedly losing his environment minister.
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